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The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-05-02

BTOURBRIDUIC.

HO TO THE
F REE AND EA S Y
EVERT

TUESDAY AND FRIDAY EVENING,

AT THE "OLD CRISPIN " INN,
Church-street, Stourbridye.

E. TIMMINS, PRopantroz.

CRICKETERS' ARMS INN-,

HIGH•STBEET, STOURBRIDGE.

TTEERY ROWCIAFFE bop to retern
thankn to the Inhabitants of Stoorbriolge end
district. for the liberal Rapport he received at the
Waggon and Horses, and to inform thenithat he ban
taken to the Above well-known Inn, and hopes by strict
attention to business to merit a continuance of their
favour.

WINES, SPIRITS, & ALES OF THE BEST QUALITY.

AN ORDINARY AT ONE O'CLOCK,
On County Court Days.

NEW PIPE INN.

MOH-STREET, CORNER OF FOSTER-STREIC;

STOUPERIDGE.

THE Above House is NOW OPENED with
Deakin's celebrated MANCHESTER ALES. the
same as sold at the Old Pine. being Ile ONLY TWO
HOUSES ill Stnorbridge, selling the above Ales.

tir 011YRRVE TILE PI
Sparkling Ale •• r - Oat
4d „
London PoO:r ..
Dulh' tAlt .. 6d „ „

G I II

These celebrated Ales now so popular throughout Great
Britain,.whib for Purity, Straw, h,l7armr, and Km.-
,wor, stand unsurpassed—in fact the connoisseurs pro-
/1001IeP them IN•F.c,i',l.ll:l. at the reipective charges;
and while the Proprietor aith crofidence -
the keen discernment of tl.e inlii.bitants
and neighbourhood, he will, lievertto'
future and constant study to mtrit act.
custom,
Boma tli Alti,Cvntuirtivy

their.,
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-05-02

PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE

REV. C. H. CRAUFURD
(0147swinforil),

THE REV. THOMAS WILLIAMS
(St. Jolts's, Stourbridge).
THE REV. 0. M. HOLDEN
(Kingste;nford),
TA[TN /Roll LINE ET
ARCHER CLARICE,
(Opposite Stourbridge and Kidderminster Bask),
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-05-02

OLD HILL.

DEATIT FROM BrliNlNO.—On the Sib ultimo, J neph
Grove, aged five years and 61% montlis,residing in Itlark
Waggon-street, was severely burnt by falling into th,
fire, and died on the 2tith ult hom the injuriee received
An inquest was held on tise body on Thuraday tat.s
Mr. Samuel Bates's, the Fox liOnt Inn, Chlrndl',,
before Mr. Hooper, when a verdisA of accidental dew
was returned.
Srmsciso Coot—At the Petty Sassiota, on Weinev
day last. before E. Moore and F. W. G. Ba.'rv, Esqrs
ehllleS Hackett and Shadrach Hackett. two bois. wet
charged with stealing a quantity of coal from the
Mews. North and Wright. The case was adjourned I
0 month. _ _

(0 illOw OF STDALIDO A Don—Edwin Holloway ws
charged with unlawfully stealing a dog. the property ,
Anthony Jones. John Roper said he lived in Garret.
Lane, and worked for Messrs. Skidmore and Jones. II
knew the dog produced, which belonged to Anthot
Jones. It was stolen some six months since, OD a Sui
night. Witness would swear to the dog. He ha
calico ..con defendant and told hir.l that if he would r.
store the doe,
Mr. Jones would pay all expenses. D
fondant refused to do an. Witness hid been sere,
times to the defendant He still reiculed to ps
the dog up, but admitted that be had on one' De".
taken the dog to Mr. Jones's house. Philemon B.k,
clerk to Mr. Jones, said be knew the dog. sad had he.
to the defendant to demand it of him. Defendant '
he would not " tarn Lim up' for £5. Defendant so
he had taken the dog to Mr. Jones, who refused to hs,
it. and called Jeme Rollinson, who admitted that II
defendant brought the dog to his house for Mr. done
but defendant did not say Low much he wanted for ti
dog's keep. Defendant said Mr. Jones could have ti
dog any time. Fined 5s and costs; in default 21 da)
hard labour. _ _ .

u
&NOTTS CRAnoz.--Joseph one Was charged 1
Joseph Parkes, Inspector of Nuisances, with assaultii
bim by threatening to shoot him on the 18th ult. hi
Sl:ukespeare appeared for the defendant, and asked
the ease to be adjourned for a week, which was granle,l