The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-09-05 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.
BELBRO( 'GHTON.
GENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AN!)
EFFECTS.
iSiESSES.
/MATE% PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE
1., are instiuciA to SELL by AUCTION, at the
liVolore House, BELBROUOIITON, OD WPIDNESDAY and
Tficasose. SEPIENBeR 23 and 24. ISGS. the welshr
p gtion of the genteel HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
eiiroprising mahogany Sideboards, Tables end Chairp,
Bir.:11 °dice Table, with Drawers, mahogusy and other
Chests of Drawers, handsome birch and mahogany t.isr-
p its Bedstead., with hanging.; Swing Weenies. mahog-
any Sofa, large Horekepper's Linen Bureau (suitable
tir a shop), large Bagatelle Board, China and Glass,
Kitchen and other requisites; prime POET WINES, of
1547, and 1851, eke.; Water Colour DIRITiIISIS. by Bc.•
a 0. ropleq Fieldiny, David Ca.r, tie li';,ot
VIL PAINTINGS, by Mame Dr Osireq. J,fles Nod,
Who., Anthony, (1,.; quantity of
Boots; also aim excellent Alderaey and Jersey Cows, in
calf, a useful Ray MARE, steady to ride or drive. soros-
timed to be driven bye lady : well-bred Sow and 5 Store
Pigs, Poultry; Whitechapel Dog Cart, by aibeeln
Crosskill Corti with thripplep, and a few IF ARMING
IMPLEMENTS, the property of Mr. Charles Skidmore
Prrrens, who is removing to a ilistanee. Catalognes of
which may be hod at the Inns in the neighbourhood; or
of the Auctioneers, Stourbridge.
The Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock in the
fdoraing,
STOURBRIDOE.
SALE OF lIIGH•CLASS WINES, SPIRITS,
tte.
MESSRS.
OATES, PERRENS, and WOOLDRIDGE
will SELL by AUCTION, at the TALILIT HOTEL,
STOURTRIDGE, OD FRIDAY, the 11th day Of SEPTEMBER,
Ism, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, upwards of
2,000 DOZEN WINES, SPIRITS, AND
LIQUEURS,
consisting of CHAMPAGNES—Baron naval's, Madame
Cliegoot'o. Moet's. and others ; OLD PORTS—of 1661,
1811, 1517, and 1838 Vintage.; SHERRIES—AmontiI.
Lido, Amarosa, Tin°. Montilla, Are.; MADEIRAS—of
noted Vintasee ; CHAUTEAUX MARGAUX. and
I.AFITTE CLARETS: Still Sparkling uorx—Prioce
Carl. AT. : BURGUNDIES; LIQUEURS; BRANDIES
—Martell'.. Hennes.y.a. Btc.; together with MO Boxes
of Fine HAVANNAH CIGARS.
Particulars of which may be had at the offices of the
Auctioneers, Stourbridge.
RALY-YIIARLY SALE OF FAT S; STORE STOCK,
At *44BI'43IEORD ARMS HOTEL, ENVILLE.
PkVIES and KING beg to announce that
they will hold their HALF-YEARLY SALE by
AUCTION, for FAT and STORE STOCK, at the above
Hotel, on the list day of SEPTEMBER, 1888.
Gentlemen having Stock to dispose of at this Sale, will
oblige by forwarding particalors to Mr. Yardley, at the
Hotel, or the Auctioneers, Stourbridge, on or before
FRIDAY, the 11th day of SEPTEMBER.
MONDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBIR 7TH, 1808.
XEWSILIM, NEAR TENBURY.
MR. J. BOURN will SELL by AUCTION,
sit at the T•LOOT HoTeL. NEWNIIAM, OD MONDAY
!CELT. the itis SEPTICURER, 18ti8, 500 Fat and Store
SHEEP and LAMBS, 50 Head of CATTLE, including
a few Fat COWS. Growing BULLOCKS, COWS and
CALVES; quantity of HOS, HORSES, Ac.
Trucks will be provided.
MONDAY NEXT, SEPTEMBER 7.
SINSULL will SELL by AUCTION, upon
• the Premises, opposite the Seven Stars.Fenton-
street. Brierley Rill, a portion of the Genteel HOUSE•
HOLD FURNITURE and Effects.
Sale to commence at Eleven o'clock.

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FORESTERS' AR" I"
AND
EATING HOUSE.
47, NTIII-STBE STOLTBRIDGE.
ALES, PORTER, BITTER ALES, &c.,
Of the Finest Quality.
GENUINE CIGARS AND TOBAcCO.
DINING AND REFRESHMENT ROOMS,
IMPLETE WITH KVERY COMFORT.
AN ORDINARY ON FRIDAYS, AT ONE O'CLOCK.
//or Joints,&e. from 12 v'elock taa County /Awl Days.
CHOPS. STEAKS, IC., &C., ON TIIII SHORTEST
NOTICE.
JOHN LAWLEY, Proprietor.
HALLOA!
ITAVE YOU HEARD THE LATEST ?
Why FOX WRIGHT has taken to the
CASTLE AND FALCON INN,
Wol rerheimlt It-st reef, Putney,
And RE-OPENED it under the name of
FOX WRIGHT'S HOTEL.
Drop in and see him, and you will And every comfort
you desire.
FOR A FINE GLASS OF ALE,
J)t'JiI.LY STOI
AND THE BEST OF SPIRITS,
Call at
THE OLD CRISPIN INN,
Ch vreh-street, S inu ridge.
BEDS AND GOOD STARLING.
AN ORDINARY ON COURT DAYS.
F. TIMMINS, Proprietor.
CRICKETERS' ARMS INN,
HIGH-STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
HENRY ROWCLIFFE boon to return
thank. to the Inhabitants of Stourbridge and
district, for the liberal support he received at the
Waggon and Horses. and to inform them that he has
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.
[A CARD.]
GEORGE WILLIAM PREECE,
LATH MANUFACTURER,
NELSON YARD, SoT:TBGATE•STREET,
GLOUCESTER.
Agent for the Stourbridge District,
J. W. IFE,
Beauty Bank, Siva rbritl ye.
Where all orders will be
_punctually attended to

HENRY pERKS,
STOURERIDGE HOUSE,
43, 111611-STREET,
Has a large assortment of
BLACK SILKS, CRAPES, FRENCH
BIEPINDS, PARAMATTAS,
HENRIETTA AND COBURG CLOTHS,
ALPACAS,
'And other materials,'suitable for
FAMILY MOURNING,
AT MoDERATE-PPICER.
FUNERALS ECONOMICALLY ETENIFTIVD.

FRENCH DYEING AND CLEANING ESTABLISRMENT,
70, STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
W SANDLAND,
f FROM LONDON,
BEGS most reapectfully to acquaint the Ladies of Stmarbridge and Neighbourhood, that he
has OPENED the above ESTABLISTIMENT,for
DYEING AND CLEANING,
Ana can assure all who inns honour him with their pntronnße. that all Orders shall have his imoriediate attention,
coupled with the latest inventions and improvements la the trade.
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GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES RENOVATED
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F UNERAL CAB BIAGF ESTABLISHMENT,
STONE STREET, DIIDLI.
GEORGE MORRIS
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tv,er: ntdh
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will always be his study to merit a er ntinuance of that surimirt by PERSONAL atienti o. end the conduct-
ing of FRNERALS in the most solemn manner, and upon the most reasonable terms. Cabo, CM, Slid
Olga onhire on the Shortest Notice.
G. moms HAS ALSO ADDED TO HIS ESTABLISHMENT,
A pATENT COMPOSITE lIEARSE
which is a decided improvement upon the Ampex we have been acenstomed to see. Its aopearance ia
elegant, and with a pair of first-doss block horses, would do no discredit to the !opera riteo of the upper
classes.
By this arrangement the very unceernly practice of placing the coffin either beneath the mourners or
underneath the hanimercloth of the coachman, is entirely ili6pensed with.
As this improved Ilea becomes more ztensively known, it eanot fail to be widely approved and
adopted.
••• OBSERVE TER ADDEllil—N
G. MORP,IS, STONE STREET, DUDIYY.

PIPES. PIPES. PIPES.
THE FINEST STOCK OF
IVIEI ri IR /SO 1.1 7.1 1/1 P S
In lEe Mialand Counties may be seen at
S. FIELD'S,
92 , 111011-STREE7, STOURBRIDO
EI
Where may be had the
CHOICEST ITATANNAIIS AND FINEST CIGARS.
TASTE AND TRY, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES.
WHOLESALE CIGAR ESTABLISHMENT.

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OF
EAST WORCESTERSHIRE.
GENTLEMEN,—
fY Friende in the City of Worcester have
prevailed on me to offer myself once more as
their Candidate.
I regret that this step will prevent my having the
honour of removing my acquaintance with you at the
next Election. but this regret is greatly lessened by the
knowledge that Mr. Amphlett, &gentleman in every way
worthy of your support, has consented to stand for your
Division.
Accept toy hearty thanks for all you have done for me,
And believe we to remain,
Yours faithfully
W. LASLETT.
Abhertoe Hill, August Bth, 1869.
TO THE ELECTORS
OF
EAST WORCESTERSHIRE.
GENTLEMEN,—
T the request of a large number of Conner-
vervative Electors, I venture to offer myself as a
Candidate for the distinguished honor of representing
you in the next Parliament ; and it being understood
that Mr. Vernon does not intend to offer himself for re-
election, it may be that moderate men even of opposite
politics may be willing--as it can be done without desert-
ing an old member—to restore to the Conservative party
&share in the representation of your Division, to which,
from their numbers and importance, they are fairly
entitled.
Daring the intervals of • laborious profession it has
been a pleasure to me to take part in the public business
.if a county with which my family have been long con-
nected, and. should you honour me v-jib voile confidence.
you may rest assured that, without neglecting duties of
more general and national importance, I shall both in
and out of Parliamentpay a close and constant attention
to your various local interests.
lam opposed to the Disestablishment and Disendow-
ment of the Church in Ireland, which I think would
embitter rather than allay religious animosities in that
country, and almost certainly lead in the result to the
like severance of the Church from the State, and secu-
larization of Church property in the rest 4,1 the United
Kingdom. At the same time lam far from being satis-
fied with the present state of that branch of the Church.
bat if the question of ita Reform can even now be with-
drawn from the arena of party politics, into which un-
happily it has been forced by Mr. Gladstone, I shall not
despair of a solution being found which will respect the
rights and just susceptibilities of Christians of all deno-
minations. At all events I shall, if in Pa•liament,
do
everything in my power, as a private member to promote
that most desirable result.
I approve of the mode in which our foreign and
domestic affairs have been conducted by the present
Ministry, and believing that they will pursue an enlight-
ened and progressive policy, I intend, if elected, to give
them a general but independent support.
I shall promote to the best of my ability judicious
amendments in the Laws, and especially as regards the
administration of Bankrupts' Estates, which is now
attended with great hardship and inconvenience to the
Mercantile community.
I have always been a warm friend to Education, and
I rejoice that, from the present state of public opinion,
the difficulties which have hitherto impeded its extension
to the whole population seem likely to be in a great
measure surmounted.
I are in favour of a more equal and general distribn.
lion of Local Taxation, and of giving to the general
body of Ratepayers, by means of elected Representatives
and other necessary arrangements, a more direct and
efficient control ever the management of County
Finance.
Intending ROOD to afford you in person a full exposi-
tion of my views on the eocial and political questions of
the day,
I am, Gentlemen,
Your faithful Servant,
RICHARD PAUL AMPHLETT.
Wychbold Hall, Droitwich,
Aug. 10th, 1888.

TO THE ELECTORS
OF THE WESTERN DIVISION OF
STAFFORDSHIRE.
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GENTLEMEN
,
Inin induced, at the urgent request of many
intl.mntial Electors, most respectfully to otter
myself RS Ole of the Candidates for the representation
of the WSitiall Division Of the County of Stafford.
I have previously had the honour of representing a 1
large part of the division when it was connected oith i
North Staffordshire, and took a strong interest in the
various important queations which affected the Mining
' and Manufacturing Districts of the County at large.
Yon can therefore form some opinion of my fitness for
the trust which I solicit at year hands. From the cope•
rienee of the past you may he able to decide whether or
not I am likely to do my best to promote the general
welfare of so important a coustituency.
The new Reform Bill has already greatly enlarged the
number of electors. but it appears to me that the I..oncti-
wow.), of the counties may, with advantage, be somewhat
further extended.
I have alwaya advocated the appointnient of County I
Financial Boards, upon the principle that all taxpayers
should, by their represeatatives, have some control over
the expenditure.
There are many social questions of great importance
which demand careful and anliOUN attention, such as
popular education, the reformation of javenile criminals,
and the p (ion of crime. These great objects have
had much of my consideration, and I have done what I
could to promote them.
Some reduction of our national expeaditure is much
to be desired, if it can be prudently effected, in order to
diminish the general taxation, and, if possible, to relieve •
the Agricultaral interest from Dm burden of the Malt
Tax.
I am not bliad to any of the defects of the United
Clairol. nit England and Ireland, and shall over be reedy
to reform all abnees therein. and to amend where im-
provement is required. The Church, us a Protestant
Institution, is connected with the State, but all religions
are free, no one is ',lamina& and ev.ry man may wor
ship God according to his coascicatious belief, without
the slightest hindrance.
A propoaal has been mask to revolutionize in some
degree our Constitntion. by the ch.:establishment of our
branch of the National Proteetant Church, and to deprive
it of its revenues lam not prepared to assent to the
policy of doing this. Moreover, if such • grave question
as the disendowinent of the Irish Church is to he consi-
dered, we should certainly be informal as to the appli-
cation of her confiscated property. The funds so
acquired ought not to be left to the chances of a general
scramble; and any scheme which proposes to deprive
the Protestant Church of Ireland of its endowments
should, at the attune time, declare how it means to dis.
perm of them afterwards.
Allow me to observe, in conclusion, that I am me
bigoted supporter of any Inatitutiou because of its anti-
quity ; but, while I am not deairoas of altering things
from a Were capricious love of change, I shall ever be
willing to make all needful improvements.
I earnestly &tare to promote the real progress of the
people, to advance the moral and plisical wellbeing of
the realm.: and if you do me the Intoner tti elect me Ss
one of your Representatives, I will eudeavour honestly
and truly to do my duty.
I have the honour to remain,
Oentlenien,
Your very obedient servant,
SMITH CHILD.
Stalliugton Hall, 17th August, 1868.

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TO THE ELECTORS
OF ?RR
WESTERN DIVISION OF THE COUNTY
OF STAFFORD.
GIit4TLEMEN,_
HA VINO been strongly urged bv a large and
influential body of the Conservative Eleetors of
this County to come forward as a Candidate for the
Representation of the Westetu 1 have deemed
it my duty to amply with their wish., and therefore
offer myself for the honour of beirg one of your Repre.
sentatives, tint:tell, with considerable relectanee, ea I
feel atrongly that there are many gentletneu better
qualified to repremnt jou in Parliament than I tun, my
occupation hitherto not having led me to devote very
great attention to politics.
On the greet question 11 the I rish Church I am
strongly opposed to Mr Glasistone'e reolutions, and to
any proposal for its disestablothmeet or disendownient
though at the mom time) an. he from being adverse to
well-considered meamres fir the removal of those
tootles which at prusent 4,lwt. With Lord Stenley, I
cannot altogether topi eof it. pros at Iri.itiofl. hot 1
decid.dly dbeipprove of any premature legialstion before
we have had an opportunity of carefully considering the
Report of the Royal Commission on this most important
subject.
ettl very deeirone MI wetting education epread more
rapidly among our people. laud I believe that end may
be attained hy the extension and iutprovement of our
present st,tem, and that it is net uevessary ton compul-
sory rate to effect it.
Coneideriug the growing expenditure of the ronntry. I
cannot help thinking that a vise economy might he ex
• eised, which, while maintaining our army and navy in
the highest state of edieiency—an ohjeat I consider of
paramount importance—mot without impairing the use. I
fulness of the other services, might lessen the outlay I
and relieve the taxpayers.
Although I cannot pledge myself to unqualified sp.
proval of every measure that the present Government
may propose. I am prepared to give its general support:
and sheuld you do me the honour to elect me, I shall
endeavour to fulfil the important trust confided tome to
the beat or my power.
I am, Gentlemen,
Yoer obedient Servant
HUGO F. IHEYNELL.INORAM.
Crass Hayes, Burton.on.Trennt,
August 17, lilbst.
TO TOE
PRESENT AND FUTURE ELECTORS
OF
BEWDLEY AND STOURFORT.
AT the request of a largo and influential
body of the Electors, I have come forward to
solicit your support at the forthcoming Election.
I entertain opinions of Conservative character, and
am, consequently, a true supporter of the Established
Church of the United Kingdom.
I regard the attempt to disestablish and disendow the
Iriohs Branch of the Eatablished Church as an inroad
upon our Constitution, and upon the religious prineiplio
established at the Reformation, and as dangerous to the
State and to the real liberties of the people.
While entertaining the above views, I am prepared
to assist in the removal of all anomalies and abuses in
Church and State.
Having been engaged for tinny years as an extensive
manufacturer and large employer of labour, I am in n
position to judge of the nature of the grievanees arising
between the employers and employed, and would lend
my aid to pass some measure which may remedy such
grievances.
Should you entertain my views, and give me your sup-
port, I shall exert myself to the utmost to further your
intetests. and in the meantime I hope to see you per-
sonally-, when I shall be prepared to give you further
information on any point, if needful.
I remain,
Faithfully yours,
RICHARD A. GLASS
Ashurst, Dorking,
71h, July 1868.
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T THE ELECTORS
or
REWDL EY AND STOORPORT.
--
I have bean informed by your respected Member that
he will sot solicit your support at the seat Ilestiers.
Yon will therefore have to select 'mother Representa-
tive.
I have been requested by 1 influential ialasidt•
ants of your Borough to become a Candidate, and should
hi most willing to comply with that request, but, beings
stranger to so many of you, I feel that I shall not be
instilled la doing so without the 000000000 if the hearty I
support of the Liberal Electors generally.
My principles have always Leen decidedly liberal. I
have for many years taboo an active part hi politiesl
lineation' in my native town.
I advocated an exteation of the Suffrage at an surly
period, and I believe that it will not be thoroughly ell.
dent until yea have the protection of the Ballot.
The next Parliament will bare to modify the lejast
Ratepaying CI in the Bill By passed.
I believe that the position of the Established aye%
In Ireland, is an injnetie• to the great majority ef ear
Irish fallow subjects, and, as a Churehmas, I am con
'laced that Mr. Gladatone's Measure will parity ear
Cliarek by removing a gado.' grievance.
Having taken an active part is the settlement of trade
disputes. I feel great interest is all measures that will
promote increased harmony between th.lnsployesi of
labour and the Employed.
Should my prineiples and character he such as to
entitle me to your confidence and support, I shall have
the pleasure of personally sup • r sore is detail my
views and opinions on important gum hone if the day.
I remain, year obedielt Servant.
THOMAS LLOYD.
Jane 24th, 'MSS.

LL CONSERVATIVES who have received I
11- NOTICE of (Ad ECTIONS to their RIGHT
VOTE for the Stourbridge and Ragley
are requested to communicate forth—. • snatrict,
signed, who will attend to the ...in to the under-
. mune, tree of charge.
CULRLES W. COLLIS,
Registration Agent,
Stourbridge.