The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1874-05-23 00:00:00

SALES BY AUCTION.
HAGLEY STOCK SALE,
MO.NDAY, JUNE Ist, 1117 4 .
750 SHEEP and LAMBS,
to Head of CATTLE.
OATES, PEERESS and WOOLDRIDUE.
STOCRBRIDGE STOCK SALE,
MONDAY NE.IT, MAY 2518, 1871.
250 Fat SHEEP and 25 Fat LAMBS.
20 Head of Fat and Store CATTLS, Fat CALVES.
The usual entry of PIGS.
Sale at Twelve o'clock, prompt.
H. KING, Auctioneer.
ATTRACTIVE FREEHOLD VILLA
RESIDENCES AND SMALL FARM,
At CLENT.
MESSRS.
OATES, PERRENS, and 'WOOLDRIDGE
are favoured with Instructions to SELL by ACC- ,
TION, at the LYTTELTON ARMS HOTYL, HAMLET, on
TUESDAY, JUNIS 16, 1674, at Four for Five o'clock in the
Afternoon, subject to conditions then to be read, the fol-
lowing very desirable PROPERTIES, viz. : •
Lot I.—A compact little FARM, situate upon Walton
Hill, Clent, comprising a Farm House, with Garden, Barn,
Stable, and other buildings, and Four parcels of capital
Arable and Turf Laud, containing together 8. 3r. 6p. in
the occupation of Mr. Joseph Nock.
Three-and-a-half Acres of this Lot is Freehold, and
the remainder is Copyhold of the manor of Clent Church.
Lot 2.—A desirable FREEHOLD VILLA RESI-
DENCE, situate at Adam's Hill, Clent, with Garden,
Outbuildings and Appurtenances thereto, in the occupa-
tion of Mrs. Hampton.
To view this Lot, apply to Mr. Huxley, Adam's Hill.
Lot 3.—A newly and sabstautially-erected FREEHOLD
VILLA RESIDENCE, with Stable Coachhouse, Out.
°dices, and well furnished Garden and Lawn, situate upon
the Bromsgrove Turnpike Road, near Holy Cross, Cleat,
occupied by Mr. John lionntford, as a yearly tenant.
Lot 4—A newly-erected VILLA RESIDENCE, with
well laid out Garden and Lawn, situate at Wardin's Pool,
Clent, formerly occupied by Miss Hobbs, and recently by
Mr. Raybould.
For further information apply as to Lot 1, to fdessrs.
Freer and Perry, Solicitors, Stourbridge ; as to Lot E. to
Mr Thomas Homer, Solicitor, as to Lots 3 and 4, to
Messrs. Homfray and Holberton, Solicitors, Brierley
Hill; rust as to all the Lots to Messrs. Oates, Perrone,
and Wooldridge, Land Agents, Stonrbridge.

TRADESMEN'S ADDRESSES.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
JOHN SKELDING,
(Late of the Old King's Head),
MAKES the present opportunity of thanking
his friends to, their past support, end respectfully
solicits a continuance of the same, now that he bestehen
to that well.known " hostelrie,"
THE COACH AND HORSES INN,
HIG11•871:EE7; STOUSERIDGE,
And to assure them that he is actuated by the removal,
still further to cuter to their satisfaction, the Premises
being superior in every respect to hit former Residence.
An ORDINARY every Friday at One o'clock, on the
Birmingham principle.
FOREION WINES and SPIRITS.
Good Stabling, Lock Cosch•house and Yazd.
Note the Removal.
FOR PICTURE FRANES,
GO to the Practical Maker, where every des.
eription of PICTURE FRAMES, WINDOW
CORNICES, I:c., are manufactured on the Premises,
Wholesale and Retail, by
D. LAMBERT,
House Decorator,
Odder and
Picture Frame,
Manufacturer,
OLDSIVINFORD, Near STOURBRIDGA.
OLD PICTURE FRAMES, CORNICES,
AND MOULDINGS,
Of every description,
CLEANED, REPAIRED, or 11K-GILT.
OLD PICTURES, Carefully Cleaned, Lined, ant
• Restored.
L. having had 20 years' practioal
• experience in all the above different Branehes,
bey to inform the Gentry and Public generally that be
has ass every facility for executing any order that may
be entrusted to his ears, which will meet with his perso-
nal and prompt attention.
Orders by Letter will meet with strict attention.
Estimates given and Men of each Branch sent te
part of the ecientry.
Gentlemen may have their Picture Frames re-gilt ea
their arra Premises, if desired.

FaZZIIOLD DWELLING•HOUSE a,
WEST STREET, BEAUTY BANK
STOURBBIDO.E.
MR. H. KING is Instructed by Mr. W.
Young, who is leaving the neighbourhood, to
BELL by AUCTION on MONDAY JUNIS let, 1874, at the
Bittnoli INN. BEAUTY BANE, OToUlinniDoC, at Six for
&yen o'clock iu the Evening, subject to conditions then
to be produced :
LOT I.—All those Three substantial and very e onveni-
ent DWELLING-HOUSES. with three Brewbouses,
Pump of Capital Water, Piggeries, Gardens, and Ap-
purtenances. situate in and fronting West-street, Beauty
Bank, Stourbridge, now occupied by G. Oliver, Pagett,
and Morris, containing an area of 448 square yards, and
producing at Is rentals £23 Si. per annum.
LOT 2. All those Three substantial and convenient
Dw ELLlMi•tiousEs, with Three hrewhouses, Pump
of capital Water, Piggeries, Oardens, smi •plairtell-
iiitCes adjoining the last Lot. and fronting the said
Street, now in the occupations of Wheelwright, Wright,
and Widow Kent, containing an area of 484 square yards,
and producing at low rentals £23 Ss. per annum.
Lor 2 will be sold subject to the right for the tenants
of Lot 1 0 use the entry.
The above Houses are in • thorough state of repair,
well-built, and in the hands of good tenants.
For further information, apply to Mr. Phillips Price,
Solicitor, or of the Auctioneer, Stourbridge.

•
IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO THE
INHABITANTS OF STOURBRIDGE
AND NEIGHBOURHOOD,
MR. APPERSON,
SURGEON-DENTIST,
HAMPSTEAD ROAD, BIRMINGHAM.
HAS very great pleasure in stating to the
inhabitants of Stourbridge and
neighbourhood that, he will in lattice attend
EVERT TUESDAY and FRIDAY;
from Ten till Five, at
MRS. HAWKINS'S MILLINERY
ESTABLISHMENT,
HIGH STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH fitted with the
Celluloid Base, a newly invented and
patented materiel that cannot fail to give
satisfaction and comfort to the wearer.
NITROUS
XIDE GAS.
Objectionable Teeth or roots extracted
while under the iniluenze of Nitriout Oxide,
and other anx-stlietics.
Mr. Apperson's Antiseptic Astringent Den-
tifrice, I,r cleansing, beautify fog, and
rieserving the Teeth; in boxes, Is. and Is.
Also his newly improved Tooth Brush, for
cleansing both sides of Teeth, Is tid. each.
Ml R S.
MILLINER AND DRESS MAKER,
No. .t. PARK-STRICET,
STOURBRIDGE.•

DESIRABLE FREEHOLD PROPERTIES.
OLDSWINFORD AND THE' BEA Ti!,
Sear Sioterbridge.
WO be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr
J. EDWA RDS, on FRIDAY, the 29th day of May
1°74, at the VMS HOTEL, STOIIRBRIDOE, at Six o'clock
in the Evening. and subject to Conditions then to be
produced :
Lot I.—All that ionvenient FREEHOLD DWELL-
ING HOUSE adjoining the Post Office. Oldswinford,
with the 'lard. Garden, and Outbuildings thereto belong.
ing, with Tap Water lffid on, now in the occupation of
Mrs. Ford, at the low rent of £9 6s per annum.
Lot those two well-airanged and pleasantly
situated FREEHOLD DWELLING.HOUSES, adjoin-
ing the Turnpike Road at The Heath, and known as
Field Cottages,- with the Brewhouses. Gardens, Pump
of excellent Water, and Appurtenances thereto belongiug,
*ad now Let to Mr. Thomas Hales and Mr. Shore, pro-
dueing the annual into of £25.
The above Properties are well built, and in • good state
of Repair.
To view the some, apply to the respective Tenants, and
for further information to Messrs. Bernard and King,
Solicitors; or the Auctioneer; both of Stonrbridge,
OLDSWINFORD, Near STOUT:BRIDGE.
DESIRABLE FREEHOL- D
PROPERTY AT
OLDSWINFORD.
TO be SOLD by A-
UCTION, by Mr.
_l. EDwaRDs (by direction et the Executors of the
late Mr. Thomas Cognell, deceased), on Li: XSDAY, the Sod
of JONY, 1874, at the Coss his, OLDSWINIORD, it Six
o'clock in the Evening, and subject to conditions then to
le produced :
All those Three conveniently end well-built FREE-
HOLD DWELLING-HOUSES, situate nearly opposite
the Waterloo Inn, Oldswinford aforesaid, with the Brew.
houses, Gardens, Pump of excellent Water, and the
Outbuildings thereto belonging, now in the several occu-
pations of Benjamin Fiddian, George Chambere, and
Alice Smith, and containing in the whole 740 square
yards or thereabouts. 6
To view the same, apply to the respective Tenants; and
for further information, to Dieser,. Freer and Perry,
Solicitors; oa the Auctioneer; both of litourbridge.
12+ PER CENT. ON FREEHOLD
PROPERTY.
TOOR SALE for 1375, all that Piece of
FREEHOLD LAND, with the Nine MESSUAGES
thereon, the whole 1.091 square yards, situate at the
bottom of Church-street, Pensnett, and producing on an
an average £4l 100 per annum.—For further partieulars,
apply to Mr. Charles Smith, Solicitor, 22, Great Sffint
Helens, Crosby Square. London, E.C.

ESTABLISHED NO.
MESDAMES LASKE- Y
& HUNSTON,
(PROM DEVONSHIRE),
HONITON POINT LACE
MANUFACTURERS,
122, HIGH STREET, STOURRRIDGE,
BBG to announce they are now prepared to
SHOW their NEW 0001)8 for the SPRING,
and to solicit an early inspection of them.
COLOURED DRESS AND UNDER SKIRTS,
In the Newest Style, in all Colours.
WRITE LONG CLOTH SKIR-
TS, TRIMMED SI PLAIN,
LADIES and CHILDREN-
S' UNDER LINEN
Trimmed and Plain.
Madeira and Swiss Edges and Insertions ; also
FRENCH and SCOTCH CAMBRIC LINEN
HANDKERCHIEFS.
• Superior Stock of REAL LACE in BONITOS,
BRUSSELS, VALENCIENNES, MALTESE,
and FRENCH, in Black and White ;
Also, in
COLLARS and SLEEVES, HANDKERCHIEFS,
Head-dresties, Flounces, Mantles, and Shawl..
SILK SCARFS, AND TIES.
Infants' Clothing, Cloaks,„Hate, Hoods and Bonnets.
FROCKS AND PELISSES.
DIAPER, HOLLAND & DRESS PINAFORE.,
GARDEN HATS.
DENT'S and FRENCH KID GLOVES.
Balbriggan, Silk, Lisle and other Hosiery, for LAM'S
and Children.
Thompson's and French Corsets, Jupona and Dress
Improvers.
Horchnir Skirts, Arc., So,
English and Foreign Lace Cleaned, Transferred, and
Altered.
Wedding Veils ciod ii ic_to' wi.ich Patterns Of Lied
may lir sent thi,igit th• Amt.
IMITATION LACE AND MADE-Cl' LACE GOIIIEL

TO FARMERS AND OTHERS.
A Quantity of MANURE to be DISPOSED
ti OF, on application to O. Horriey, top of Church.
street, Stourbridp.

STOURBRIDGE.
ALARGE WAREHOUSE (and two good
Offices) TO BE LET, adjoining the Canal. &m-
-ade for Storing Orsin.—Apply to Mr. H. O. Holmes,
Junction, near Stourbridge.
LODGINGS for One or Two Respectable
WORKING MKN.—Apply, for Address, at the
Office of this Paper.

THE VINE COMMERCIAL H OTE L,
STOLTERRII)OE.
JOSEPH HAZLEDINE,
PROPRIETOR,
T•
H. begs to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and Inhabitants of Stour-
. bridge and Instrn.t, that he has
RE-OPENED
THE ABOVE OLD-ESTABLISHED HOTEL
Which is replete with EVERY ACCOMMODATION, sod will be glad to see all those
Friends who may favour him with a eall.
ALES, WINES, AND SPIRITS,
OF THE FINEST QUALITY.
CIGARS OF THE CHOICEST BRANDS.
FIRST-CLASS STABLING.
DON'T FORGET THE ADDRESS—
THE VINE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, STOURBRIDGE.

•
ESTABLISHED ISO.
•
CHARLES MUDD
(LATE E. TOSCELYNE),
FISH, GAME, AND POULTRY DEALER, FRUITER* se., ko..
56 , hIGH STREET, S TOURBRIDGE.
M. begs to return his thanks for the very liberal ,support afforded to him during
C • the time he has Lees in business as above, and respectfully announces that owing to the many
and superior advantages he possesses from twenty year. experience in the trade, and from his connection with
tirimsby and other Sea Porte, he eau with contidence appeal for a continuance of publie.support.
lie has also made large contracts for the supply of GAME, POULTRY, A:c., dec.
A Fresh supply of FISH from Grimsby and other trading Sea Ports EVERY MORNING.
WENHAM LAKE AND HOUGH ICE DEPOT.

FISH AND GAME.
:FROM LONDON],
FiSHM(iNGER, 0 AMP.' I)EALER, AND POULTERER,
Blios to inform the Nobility, Clergy, Gbencitrirb,,,atnt,llhnhaas gaiNitbaDof Stambridge and it a Neigh-
-49 , /I OLI STREET, S .7' t' B R I) 0 ,
(Opposite the Talbot Hotel), as a
FIRST-CLASS FISH, GAME, AND POULTRY DEPOT,
When be bopea by his punctuality in Beninese to be favoured with a.share of thew kind patronage and stippott.
A SUPPLY OF RABBITS AND GAME REQUIRED.

GLASS OF EVERY VARIETY,
OF THE CHEAPEST AND BEST DESCRIPTION SUITABLE
For the above
TRADE, AND PRIVATE FAMILIES,
Can be obtained from
G. S. HORSLEY,
GLASS AND GENERAL FACTOR,
CHURCH STREET, STOURBRIDGE

"Not only to protect bot to pronigte Trade. end to bring good Men together."
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FLINT & COMPANY'S
BRITISH AND FOREIGN COMMERCIAL INQUIRY OFFICES.
HEAD OFFICES:-58, CHEAPSIDE AND 1, BOW LANE, LONDON, B.C.
OPINIONS OF THOSE WHO HAVE TRIED THESE OFFICES.
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FUNERAL CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT,
STONE-STREET, DUDLEY.
GEORGE MORRIS
kir.d support
them that it
morSe'cle'
iLedspiencttihuellirt rNettußrAlthitpk:RtromEthNeTPolubhisliciitnineeral.,layndfobregeas etovsea7ure
will always be his study to merit a continuance of that support by VERSONAL attention, and the conduct.
lug of FUNERALS in the most solemn manner, and upon the most reasonable terms. Cabs, Care, anp
Gigs on hire on the Shortest Notice.
O. MORRIS HAS ALSO ADDED TO HIS ESThRLISHMENT,
A pATENT cOM :P OSITE fIEARSE
Which is a decided improvement upon the Hearses we have been accustomed to see. Its app
iegant, and with a pair of first-class black hor,es, would do no discredit to the funeral rites of
,iasses.
By this arrangement the very unseemly practiee of placing the coffin either beneath the mcurnerr a
underneath the baminercloth of the coaahmati, is entirely dispensed with.
As this improved Beane becon.es more ettensively known, it cannot fail to be widely approved and
adopted.
*** OBSERVE THE ADDRESS—
G. MORRIS, STONE E ET, DUDLEY.
Agent ler Stctilt;i:p e R. EAYpcui 11. IE6, Lower

f vat Publisheol, 11.6 p.p., army 8,0.. Post Free, ' XT ERVOLTS DEB ILlTY.—firatis a Medical
ANow Illuatratetl SELF•ESTIMATING IN WORK, showing enfrerers how they may be
CATALOGUE for HOUSE FURNISHING, i Cured without the aid of quacks. Free on receipt of
with full description and prices of the Article., profusely i Postage stamps. Address, Secretors', Institute of
Illustrated, and general suggestions. By EDWIN I Anatomy, Ifirmitichsru.
STRINGER. Cabinet Manufacturer and complete ! - b'ItIENII OF ALL.
House Furnisher, Commercial Buildings, Stout-bridge ; _
and 19, 211. Bed 21. Milt-,tteet. Kilhielleirndee r 1 -1
ONE Box of CLARKE'S B m
41 Pills is .HOLLOWAys PILLS!
warranted to cure all diecharges fro the Urinary : 1
Organs, in either sex. acquired or constitutional, Gravel .
and Pains in the Bach.—Sold in boxes, 4s 6d each, by i• e, ,e /i • , erin, II
.P('(•0 lig the ..•,two,,:b, d,,,,'.
all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors; or sent to
any address for 60 Stamps by the Maker, F. J CLAltke. , kidneys, and Bowels.
Consulting Chemist, High-street, Line.du.—Wholesale These Pills can be confidently recommended Re the
Agents, BAII'tLAY de S3);*, 1.411d011,1011.1 Ali the Wholesale most simple and certain remedy for all diseases affecting
115.6e5. the stomach, liver, and bowels. They do not distress
Sold by A. P. Morris, Chemist, Stoarbridge. • the system, or weaken the frame, but thoroughly invigo-
rate the digestive organs, gently excite the stomach and
liver, stimulate:the kidneys to perform their functions
A VIOR THE BLOOD IS THE LITE"— . efficiently, and set upon the bowels without.gt iping or
9ea Deuteronomy, Chao. Xii., 5, ,•• 21. As:. other annoyance.
Diseases peculiar to ll'omen.
,
C:-.LARK%:' I There is no medicine equal to Holloway's Pr: o
reeting the ailments peculio to females. Their very
o•
mild and painless action highly retionimends them to
WORLD FAMED every household, as they may be taken with safety for
, any irregularity of the system. Any mother, nurse, or
young person, guided by the directions which accompany
1 each box of Holloway's hilt., has to once available means
for checkiug disease, purifying the blend, and expelling
fro. the system all gross Ltunours.
Trado iark,--" Blood Mixture." Weakness, Languor, and Debility.
TNE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER Se RESTORER .
These famous Pills will immediately remove all gym
SK IN : DISEASE S. Eruptions, Blotches, toms of debility, languor, and weakness, no matter the
Illeerated Sere Ltgs. OH litres, Glandular . cause, as they quickly eject all impurities from the
Swellings. Cancerous Ulcers. Spots, Pimples. , system, give tone and energy to debilitaied constitutions,
Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles, Riegwo-ms, scald and brace and strengthen the Porous system in a most
Heads. Sore Eyes, Firtsipelas. Itch. Broth, wonderful mane,.
Discoloration.; of the Skin, Thu:nom% and • Biliousness, Loss of Appetite, and Lowness of
Diseases of the Skin of whatever name or .
nature, are literally carried out of the system Spirits.
in a short time by the use of this world-famed The Pills effect a wonderful;change in persons subjo ,
Medicine. tohilious attack, as they create a healthy appetite, eo
THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS FROM ALL PARTS. I rant indigestion, remove excess of bile, and etketuall
IMPORTANT ADVICE TO ALL.—Cleanfie e jaundice. ous remittents, and all the varietto
the vitiated blood whenever you find its Im- I delase generated by an unhealthy condition of the liv
purities bursting through the skin in pimples, i The li idneys—Their Derringenient and Cure.
ernptions, or sores ; cleanse it when you find
1 If these Pills be used according to the printed direction
it obstrneted and sluggish in the veins ; cleanse :
and the Ointment rubbed over the region of the kidneys
it when it is foul, and your feelings will tell .
for at least half an hour at bed time, as salt is forced into
you when. Keep the blood pare, and the l
health of the system will follow. , meat, it will penetrate the kidneys and correct any de-
-1 rangement. Should the affliction be stops 5r gravel, it
As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, and !
is particularly recommended that the Ointi-mt, in such
warranted free front anything injurious to the I
! eases be used night and morning, as by its judicious ap-
most delicate constitution of either sex the , '.
• , plication the most astounoing cures may be performed.
Proprietors solicits sufferers to give it a trial
to test its value.
' The Pi and Ointment are sold at Professor Roux.
CLARKE'S WORLD • FAMED BLOOD
MIXTURE is Sold in Bottles 2.; 3d each, and in wax's Establishment, 533, Oxford-at., London; also by
nearly every respectable Vendor of Medicinetbroughout
Cases. cuntainiug six times the quantity, lit each-- ! the Civilised World, in Boxes and Pots, at Is lid, 25 9d,
enfilicient to effect a permanent cure in the great l Is
.6d, lie, 225, and 33s each. The smallest Box of
majority of long-standing eases, by all Chemists and Pills contains four dozen; and the smallest Pot of °int-
Patent Medicine Vendors thryughout the United King. i .eut see Ounce.
dom and the world, or sent to any address on receipt I Full printed directions are affixed to each Box and Pot
of 27 or 132 stamps, by the Proprietor, 1 and can be had in any language, even in Turkish, Arabic,
N. J. CLARK E,Csississn, Apothecaries' Hall,Lincoln. I Armenian, Persian or Chinese
Wholesale : All Patent Medicine Houses.
LONDON DEPOT : 160 OXFORD STREET

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beldril time, the cause of the delay being that the
Tiente"" MI", of the Army hospital Co"' " k'st -4 'ill covered with a thick laywr of grasshoppers.
gis Sa era
succumbs. :1 to fever Oonti acted on the oast.
• last a.. • ,Iss l'needay evebing the fifty-eighth public anniver-
.‘Ah,turreeiti arrived at Algiers, on Monday, from Oran,
Another death is reported among Aishaertee officers.
The Jubilee singers doe:e'er tqllinr stay in ng
Sir v meellikg ot the Peeve Society wee held in the Welsh
have realised £lO,OOO on behalf d !J,,, Mel: ITniversity,
'mime chssimi, London
Teameseee.
egg.
The d•itfax po ice, o - 1' • art a few days ago for the renewed sit
Of elneese poems trim the earnest thaws to be mode . . ... lice.e.
collectim, ,vili b- woblished in iloo volumes. The Impel or, el
it is said. possesses a ir•••rary af more than 400,000 Vellums.
The Emper -r of China has commanded a coll
Tire naineei of the Glasgow Waterworks has re-
e ..
A native in Tonk, East tii:lfge, bee tra
nikted the r,po t at that ths. rate of ..onsumption in Glasgow is higher
t;
tie.. hawker, said to I '. 105 years id age, applied at
than in any other town in acotiantl, except Oreertock ; and
Whole of the Bible into Pertrian verse.
n he has been instructed to maim a full repo. 't regarding the
The Loeal Government Board have given (I.Y? sae and abuse of water in theltity.
sanetion to 13 children, from the ages of 10 to 14,
wresiiam, tetvs vssismrd work at Use seven and a half per
charge of Miss Ry x Tee 061dr., who are all in the hed
h sf cent. reduction.
'will leave England in the r‘reassian on Die dt t
spirits, '1 he surface hands at the Minerva Leadmines,
The publicans of Hastings have entered a protest
I,arl,aa rorldronse being se'd out to canasta stl'eur,,ttel:e:t
According to a Parliamentary return just
,•,..ng ...,iflii
lawi.
let year the number of persons employed in the piddle ekes e. 1t: . ii
was increased by 241. The main source of the angineisfation An increase in the number of emallpox cases was re.
was the Postothce. ported at the meeting of the Preston Board of Guardians on
limed, agaiust the Mayor's statement th. at they are aatisfied with Orr
i.:day, and it was stated that several deaths had occurnd
,ee the laat meeting. It was resolved ks issue notices
' value of eggs imported was ee71,4011, ag
-al'ar' 154°.1'' Is lII° :Ring attention to the beuefita Conferred by ventination and
same period last year.
t revaccination. •
' Theatres in Paris are certainly not prospering jae
, In the four months ended the .10th ult. the declared .
A tire is reported from Constantinople, which has
j now with a few exceptions. Threelsave already closed their
Galata quarter, chiefly occupied by poor Jews.
1 their programmoi, in hopes of finding souse permanent a -
At a meeting of inhabitants of Bath, the Mayor pre--
traction. resulted in the destruction of a hundred houses in the
resolutions and a petition condemning the Licensing
For services rendered on the Gold Coast diming
doors, one is for sale, sod many of these are rapidly cluing:if
awing. . .
h ' • a LI ' filial thmiks of th,, Gown' A deputation on Monday waited on the Bishop of
Government as recene re o e
• Clotreesiar and Bristol to present a memorial signed by ali-
ment of England.
ihire wards ei uou lay members of the China, wattle his lordship's
The BomhattGazttle says that a magnificent saPI . e ”0„...
opposition to the encroachments of Ritatilism.
Ashaufro campaign by the Basle missionaries the :miss Bill were at:opted.
valued at ten thousand rupees 0;1mo, Mei been found in in • • •:a
" Aids, they go," said an ember iif an Aberdeen
' school committee • " our great men are fast departing, and y
of Edinburgh , , 1
.„
The Times of India of April 27th states :-Two more de" feel very well n yee f
ceyiiiii, which, it is stated, will be presented to the 'lushes
converts to Maliontedanism me reported in the per.na of The Emperor William has, it is stated, urine.
tem Europeans employed on the Scinele, Purijaub, and Delhi again to Earl Russell to thank the noble lord for the efforts
Railway. recently made by him towards the maintenance of peace is
'rhe latest telegrams from India announce that I Europe.
who received assistance front the Gavenonent was 2,190,091.
''' a fae-aiaaile of the last. coined souse to mit) yeas
during the last week In Aptil the total numb
almost
a unite persons 1 The new half-crowne which have just been Mimed are
and the Lieutenant.Goveruor's estimate for May Wal bince, with the alteration in the date to 1374.
2,550,000. . The decrease in the importation of potatoes is re -
, 'I he bell in the college steeple of St. Andrew a , rearkable. in the last four menthe the value was .e.444,9e,
which bears the name of --Kate Kennedy," while sunimening while im the like period last sear as much as L 1,314,030.
A famine ie apprehended in Morocco. The spri
I the etmgrmation to public worship on Sunday. suddenly rent ng
• asunder. From Latin inscriptions on the hell it appear is to .
rims had failed al/ along the north, and a deficiency in the
be of great antiquity, having been presented in 1460 by James
late rains will endanger the crops of the southern districts.
Kennelly, the founder of the college.
Should this fear he realised the Emperor will probably pro-
- The severe frosts during the present month have, hibit exportation of grain and so paralyse the foreiga trade
says the Maithitone Jutt Mal, seriously affected the hop of the country.
plantations, and the reports front several districts are most
A resimetable German eindemporary-the Suabiois
unsatisfactory. The bine is everywhere looking yellow and
Merettry• .protesses to have received authi rale intelligence
unhealthy, and unless there should be a speedy change of
fro.. Zurich that the Empress Eugenie and the Prince Im-
temperature, the prospeets of a good crop will be seriously
penal intend removing forthwith to the family estate at
endangered. They will take up their residence there per-
According to the ei nri n ',aft Gazette the use of opi Areulserg.
um manently.
U a stimulant is becoming pretty general throughout the Th e So'-,,-
Tim m
es states that a elan t. melancholy accident.
Visited States. Women appear to lie more addicted to the
curved on the Lake of Geneva, a sail boat with threw
habit than men, and it prevails to a lamer extent among
oils; American etuelents from Lausanne having been
dlty a stiff breeze. The boat was found well out in
The Custom-house returns show that the sitiaistity of opium 5'j° e.a1...
1m
fhe lake, keel uppermost, and when turned over the remains
imported into the country (reaching now nearly 250,0001 b, -
f se of the youths was found in it The other two bodies
annually) is ten times more than it was thirty years ago, 0- sll
the richer .d better educated classes than among the poor. ;•
more than one-third of the quantity is useil for medkal During
mut it is the opinion of physicians and druggists that not
' the week ending, on Saturday last 2,2135
purposes, blahs end 1,2151 deaths were registered in Losdon, the
er 178 helots the average:
The New York Zino of the 3rd butt. enites that a former having been ants nd the lett
~.
Thirty-eight persons died front measles, -3 from scarlet fever.
terrible calamity took place at the village of Shawannomk,
reds 41 front whooptng-cough, 18 from sliffercil.
have not been recovered.
on the Wallkill Valley Railroad on the previous evening 7 from diplasi
f cr, a'nd 26 from diarThma, and not one front
As the day hands employed in Condit's large paper mill were
kerne.; the mill, the large rotary boiler exploded, nearly de- af°ll7l PoofX :'
s 153 deatlis n-ere referred, against 15., and Its
molMhing the building and burying in the ruins many la- symotic etas
~
d. ,
1,, weeks. Ths.se 153 deatM were lea
bourers. Seven men were killed, .d a number of others so in the two
dangerously injured that they are not expected to renewer. below the comet. Pre .eed''r:verage number from the same diseases
thus to the seven principal diseases of the
Plosion was terrinc. dife boiler, weighing fiin tow. was Sinne statistics respecting the mortality in the chief
thrown 000 feet. The mill wits receatly erected at a cost of cities of India are supplied by the Registrar-General : - lis
Those killed were horn* mangled. The force of the ex- in the corresponding week of the Nat ten years.
100,000 dole., on the ed. of the old on.. 4"r." In '4eli Calcutta. 255 deaths were returned in the a eek eudin; 41Is
tete., tat" April, equal to an annual death rate of 30 per 1,000. In
St Petersburg is described as being jlist at present
r 1 000. In It des the
excessively dull, it warg, of comae, to the einem.. iif the Czar Aldil were 324, and the rate was 26 pe , . . 1
260 &Mill in the week ending 3rd April shoe. a rate of
alai the Imperial Prini.es
34 per 1 000 : 35 deaths from small-pox were re-ported, against
The illness from which Prince Leopold has been re- ' •
Bombay the deaths registered during the week ending 21st
redly suffering is stated to have been an attack of "sciatica,"
'lle onllant 42nd Regiment was placed in imminent
hat of so alight a nature as not to require the issue of a a
a • a Tuasday evening during their return journey front
(urinal bulletin. his !toys Highness is now on the way to dan,,te 0
All ht to Portsmouth. The cause of this was the break-
romplete recovery.
Mg of an axle of one of the carriages of their special train,
a 7 and 06 in the two preceding weeks.
To all appearance the last intimated reduction of which resulted iii the wheels dropping off and in six other
wages will be the cause of a general strike among the miners can.iages leaving the pails. No time was lost in applying the
of life arid Clackmannau On Saturday several miners brakes, and on the train being pulled up it was discavered
meetings were held throughout the county, at which great
that the carriage a-here the accident first originated
dissatisfaction was elm... seed at the low rate of wages, and likewise been penetrated by the buffer of the hind carriage,
had
age,
the proposal by the coal masters to reduce them still fru•ther. am! Met two of its occupants were seriously injured. Their
About three hundred miner., h„,,,, tot the county within the names are Colour-sergeant Cooper and Private Buchan. The
last few weeks, and many others are pr,rmetn, to , disabled carriage. a ere left behind,m n the remaining portio of
Americas Ming the a...rat ,le.titta .• . follow,
' the train proceeding on to Portsmouth
,
" The will of Mr. Charles William Shirley Bmoami On Sunday morning a fire was discovered in a
late of No 6. Kent-ten ace, Regent's Park, who died on the 1 Colliery at Mont Fold, near Clifton Junction, and two fire-
-23n1 February last, hat Iseen in oved by alts. Emily Margaret nieli, Igther and son, vent into the workings to ascertain
Brooks, the relict, the sole caeentrix, to whom he gives,
the xteut Of the mischief. Having accomplished their task,
devises, and bequeaths all his real and personal estate ab- the men were draWn out of the pit, and had almost reached
wieldy. The personalty is sworn under £6,000. The testa- the top of the shaft, When through 110111 C unexplained cause,
tor is di scribed in the will and probate as an author, and the they fell or were jerked aut of Me cage. The depth of the
editor of Pitneh."- City Press. poor fellows were litesally
e
pit, is abort GOO feet, anti :!ie
A fatal accident of a most unusual nature occurred dirtied to pieces. Prompt acaall Was immediately taken to
the other day, at a funeral at the Moutntartre Cemetery, in check the progress of the fire.
Paris. A boy of 13 a-as pushed by the crowd around th ----
grave, awl fell head foremost into it, breaking his skull.
Death was instantaneoue.
The great number of American prairie fowl imported
as gar,,e food when English game is out of Beat. Ims sure
gested the idea of trying to establish the birds in this
country, and several large landed proprietors have resolved
to make the experiment on a large scale.
The citizens of Bristol have resolved to adopt the
provisions of the Public Libraries Act. 1855, aml tne new
building will be commenced at once. The coat is estimated
at £lo,eoo, nodal this amount upwards of £2,009 has beeu
voluntarily subscribed. Other donations are expected, and
the balance will be provided by a rate, which will probably
boles. than a halfpenny is the pound.
An appeal has been addressed, in London, to the
• members i f the Jewish community by fir Adler, chief rabbi,
101 behalf of the Indian Famine Fund. In it lie beseeches
them to second the efforts made by the Indian elownament
and all sections of their fellow-citizens to temper the severity
of this affliction, lie rensiuda them that on the holy festival
a bitch they are about to solemnize they are hidden not to
appear empty before the Lord, and he urges them to prove
again. as they have ofttimes and nobly proved before, that
they are true to the law revealed on Sinai, which teaches us
I, practice benevolence towards our fellow-nteu of every
clime, color, and creed. .
• "An artist found a model in a beggar with a
splendid long beard -dirty and unkempt-just such dr lie
wanted for smile venerable, saintly person he was going to
put ou canvas in the oil master. atyle. Ile gave the mart two
pence, and told him lie vould earn a bridling a day ft he
would call at the studio ,address soamel-so). The 11111/1
called the next morning, and had cut off his beard to make
himself tidy and fit for the artist's society. The artist gave
him a penny, and ,old him to go away, or he would send the
police after hint."-Court Jov, rota/.
The Chancellor of the Exchequer acknowledges (as
"conscience Stoney") the receipt of the first half .if a note
for £lO and of X./ les, bd. in eteinps frost "S, W. D.," Mr
unpaisl Income-tax. .
"It has been suggested, and we believe that the sug-
gestion will be adopted, that the pilgrimage to Pontiany
should be followed by another to Fulda, to the shrine of the
great St. Boldface, where English Cateolics might join in the
supplications of the Catholics of Germany for the cessation
of the persecution so bitterly carried on in Prussia against
the Catholic faith."-Westrainster Gazette.
The British Medical Journal understands that the
result of imprisonment Ms been materially to lesson the
enormous bulk of Arthur Orton, the Tichbome claimant. lie
gets the ordinary pri.ei diet, and hita riot suffered in health
though reduced is weight front 22 abutments less than IS his
occupation is tailoring.
The punishment of the lash was inflicted on Satur-
day morning in Newgate, upon Thomas Jones, ages! 25, who
was convicted at the last session of the Centraderinunal
Court in London, of a robbery with violence of an aggravated
character. It was evident that the prisoner from hia deter-
mined expression of cauntellance had made up his nand to
brave out the punishment, and lie took his place on the
fleaging machine with the utmost coolness The punish•
merit, a-as however, much more severe than he had elan'.
pated.
On Sunday evening a fatal accident occurred at the
Peabody-beildings, Chelsea, to a little boy, aged five years,
the son eta cabman. It appears that the parents went out
for a walk, leaving the deceased and another child in the
care of a girl al lout twelve years of age. Whilst the girl was
attending to the youngest child the deceased
:got upon a
chair to look out of the window, and overbalancing himself,
Ire fell to the gnanid, a distance of thirlyalve feet, and was
killed upor. the spot.
According to a return lately issued, the number of
soldiers servieg in her Majesty's Army on the Ist of January
last year unable to read or write was as follows .-- Household
Cavalry, 5 ; Cavalry of the Line, 450; Royal Artillery, 1,407
Royal Engineers, stone; Foot Guards, lot; Infantry of the
Line, arrei : Army Service corps, 39; Army Ilmpital Corps,
1 ; Colonial Corps, 1,414-total, 12,131.
It is said that the 13onapartists have had strnek in
England five-franc pieces bearing the head of the Prince I in-
perial on the one side. with the words " Napole. u IV., ,
Empereur," and the date of 1874, and on the other the I
Imperial anus and the date and the value of the piece. The '
legend " IMu Protege la France" is left out, and that is the 1
chief difference between these coins and those ISBIICII from
Partly from fears entertained as to the result of the yield,
Chic French Mint. Some of the pieces have been brought into ROPS.
1 the value of hops has gradually strengthened for some time
Franmaltere, of course, they have rem legal currency.
A letter from Berlin, dated 13th May, elates that ; past. and there are holders who still appear indisposed to
the question as to burniug the dead is much talked of in : realise ; but should warm weather set in the upward move-
Germany, in Switzerland, slid ill Italy. At Vienna the city I ment would doubtless receive a check. Purchaees, however
architect has obtained permission to construct a stove in the I are made rather slowly and ton moderate extent only. Th.
principal cemetery,
d a old lady has given 30,000 i import into Louden last week consisted of 87 bales iron.
florins for the construction of others. Otte which has been , Antwerp, 40 Hamburg, 10e Ostensl, and 60 from Terneused.
erected at Dresden, cost 2,500 florins. At Breslau, in I East Kent geldings, new, £4 105. to £8; Mid Kira et 12s his
Silesia, at Nuremberg, and Berlin, meeting have been held S £b then .• Weald of Kent, £4 65. to £5 In. Sussex, £4 to £4
,
in m favour of creation. 10. ; Worcester, £4 10s, to a Ss. ; Farnham, £5 to Le,
Since the let of May, 1851, more than two millions Icountry. £4 Iss. to £5 10e. ; learlings, £3 to £4; WO'., fl
and a quarter of Irishmen have emigrated fro. theh. i ros. to £llss. : flarvanans, new, £4 10s. to E. 6 ; Alsace, £4
105. to £5 125. ; French, £4 to £5.
A return visit by the Queen to St. Petersburg is • SEED,
already spekeri of. It in said, on good authority, to have , Imeinon, Monday, Slay le. -There was scarcely any seiPPIY
. The I malon Gazette of Friday (the 16th) officially . son ; prices were nominal. The stocks of foreign left over
Imen arranged to take place in Animist. lof English Cloven-aced, a little more being wanted Mu sea-
,
ennontreee that the Queen Ma eonferred the honour of I are vesy•light, but prices not low enough to bring buyers
K higlithmal on Joseph William Bazalgette, Esq., C.B. , forward, and there is no quotable change its either red or
engineer to the Metropolitan Board of Works. i white samples. Trefoil is offered somewhat low, but as yet
'ear, with a
- Hitherto wern-out straw hats have been considered 1 tir ileinaurr for Yttint saruples.' Small' quite 4.-,rtlasatidllentpseel
things utterly beyond utilisation. Time world advances, realised previous sallies steadily. The best saniples or
however, arid 110 W a profound An-drain], el,OllOllllSt
I qualities for want of supply.
The French papers publish distressing aceel:n7ofs Engikh
l''P"e'l
wein
in
fnir
rein ued at ful rates. small
to chop them up by niachinery and feed horns with them. , parcels of white Mustaniseed were diaposed of on about
former terms, lint there is still nothing passing in Woe.
. the persecution of the Christians in Southern Tonquin,
eroinztif,,,,il,liotwisinsagidi; bay
tt, Iriaeneadivattaii
,taled . ell a sas ens , rtakt.el 1 e , czarit,tr ye
d. I
Loxims, altaiday, May 18.-The Tallow Trade is very
TALLOW.
from the Board of Trade for publiattion ; -"The trench quiet at 395. &I. per cwt. for P.Y.C. on the spot. Town
Minister of Marine and of lines '.clonies has just been infornied . Tallow is quoted at 35. ad per oust, net cash, and Rough Fat
by the Prefect of the Second Maritime Arrondissement that ' at Is. 84. d. per Sib&
several pieces if wreck, presanied to have belonged to some I & d, a. a.
vessel recently lost in the Channel, were picked sip on the . Town Tallow, per cwt. 31:4 3 Rough Stuff, per cwt. 14 u
On the lot id May inst. the Excise duty on sugar 21,1 of April on the Portblane Coast (sub-quarter of Treguiera Rough Fat, per elle.. Isi Graves „ 19 0
" The latest luxury appears to be baked whams. It .
and on sugar used in brewing was repealed, and a duty of "Matt the other Pieces iri a phalli of a whaling-boat, bearing I Melted Stuff, per cwt. 27 6 thaod Dregs , 6 0
~ rg ogee of Guild of Aher-
ne. ht. per es-I. was imposed on sugar used in brewing. In blue letters, nee centimetres in loigth, the name of ,
Yellaw Russian, new .... 395. 9d. per cwt.
' %"criatii 'or - Vernord '" Ditto Ditto old .... Oes. Od. „
A deputation, representing. landowner'', cattle I
tastes like chestuut. Would not chestnut do as wan"- 'A.traii.w Mutton Tallow Ms. 9d. ,
Court Jourual, breeders, graziers, (amens. cattle salermen, allll bateherg of
de mm arnabered 40e Of these there hare lured ied lat 99 the repeal of the Contagilitur Dine :tees (Animals) Act, so far ' Ditto Beef Ditto 36. Off :.
Lancashire. has waited upon his Grace the Duke of Rich- '
years of age, 1 at 97, 1 at 96, I at al, 2 at PO: 3 at 80, 2 at BS, , aa renarded the clauses relating to the foot and mouth dis- '
A dozen years mei the bu e
. mond, Lord l'resident of the Council, at Whitomu. to I . BAY.
lieseles ep wards of ea I tome' Mr. KllVallaga, M.P., infioduced the &put ti ' straiistr'n 'WHIAe rEhsLreStatteUrsi aday Ynatalyargel 0.
7Tri thsrtrollyf hdern3. nil
pima have ruled as follows :-Prime clover, 9511. (.0 102 s. fid. ;
arel 26 others at 80 or above,
In the action of the East and West Junction Come After hearing Gm vari,ms arummts mired by the mellienrs.
ysongsters 1,Ptcr,4,11 70 511,1 a 0
of Ito deputation, his Grace 1,04erti.0r7,06(..5
,t,o7ies„,,t.r,V,,rinzen inead,ht.,,,,wnh,ei,lL.,sB,:i to Sea : infester.
give them eight miles more said there was much ditteree ie
nyounetinteiniorl
inoffnitornorugolif
trahetes,d i
ret fine
roCouratemibsysiorneenrisl, hca,emeptr. !
opinions expressed
exCnprietusserald
heSofcnireetyhtsr
.ec,dticluit
The local company had claimed to have their tra Inc sent I
pady against the Great Western Railway Company on a , oiopinion amongst agriculturists tipon the question, and the ! . PROVISION.
teococapspiT,dhrt ttbiiee I Ireland 014-ertioln-lidathylliusiayn Rutter, e-r
,T ha
and d arrivals
2, 20 l
May 16, a large resery ir whole matter was under his consideration, and he would I from foreign ports, 31,827 packages butter, and Lats balm
: give it his hest attention.
bnilt for factory n 'l' • !.
tile; .dineinallinte,
partnepeeplielis„oef
rapidly
fallen,
anbedingnrein
eenexceseresloi
round by Stratford in order to
1 The Duchess of Westminster gave a splendid hall
milesse. Ne order was made as to costs.
about 10s. per ewt. lets than this day week ; best Dutch, leas-
On Saturday nmeninf,
All the saloons, familiar to most of the aristocracy by their
and nipper on Monday uight at Grosvenor house, London.
near Heydenville, Massac 'setts, to 1121. Although prices have also rapidly declined in Ire Dial,
broke, overflowed, and swept away portions of trey lest-14313e' rich embellishments, were thrown open for the recejdion tlaire is little er ne inquiry for Irish here. The Bac. market
Leeds, akinnerville, and Williamsburg, destroying n'u 11;/, . . f conspany, and when lighted up showed off to the has ruled slow, and a further decline of Is, per ewt. suls•
dwellings, mills, and other buildings. kinjni .southinie- -T. • greatest advantage the magnifkent collection of paintings witted to oi, Irish, but no change in the value of Hamburg
people. klaydenville is 100 miles north-a' est of Bostnii! Y with which the rooms are adorned. Tha large drawing-rode PRICES
Later telegrams from New York'and the Rulisna room, the latter apartraent hitherto used for Butter, per net, s. a. Cheese, per mt. , s .
t n:
the
en_anc: . : glee a acatly aggravated
account f I ItY. .nstead of sixty it Is the royal - room Were both de • ted t d • ~.D",rwe,,,„_;t • •..... . 130 to 140 Cheshire 56 to 64 supper ,to o ancing. A nOw Wel-
ta-ned that a lamdred and fifty lives h v b sPeeiel fesstme in the eatertainment was the splendid '
,V.'"'",g "- - - 102 116 Dble. Glouc , tie w 66 74 a e bees lost. The
damage to preperty is estimated at a ruarmiess, 160 ft. long, hy !Oft. wide. erected in the garthn i v.,-,,,"---,.,.., ,:. •••• - - 90 104 Cheddar 74 81
naii.
=llion and a half of winkling Cr house. The marqu. e 'was solely devoted to ' -C.'', ',''''". Per dor. 12. 14s. American 6O 711
" The Limbers of lily a they ti • slipper, end down the centre w ere arranged 16 cireular tables, , -'' '' l''''' ewt. I Earns : Volt SO 108
fnsion in the London streets du ' '
aor seon in sioh pro- Cads for Panics ef eight, all tastetully de..orated with I Wiltshire, green., 744 - tAnnlserland 96 106
iiii . : ring the past week eon, to beautiful flowers. There were two entrances to the supper I . Irish, green, to.b. 60 - Irish 9ti 11..
us ma y irons the nes hbour
thou d I h g hood of Toulouse. Many mon, one Masi the salsmn by a double Bight of steps
san aige undies were received i C • FISH
during the past week. Thee • n ot entgarden into a charming alcove, famished with beautiful flowers, and Turbot Ca t las . brill ss t e ed I ri. 2s. Cd. ,te
aiii -1,,,n0,,,, ~ , : --e ''re tab-divided inio the illitinthated by globe lames ;at the other or west end, eas Sell' ' o- - ' ---" -r''' -- ' "'-' 0, .
in _
nice. . nen in the streets These lilies come packed lievess was reaches! bv a covered way and ffight of t f Y A. : gurnard, Is. tia2s. ed, each ; lobsters, Ss. Cal to
Is , wah abundance of their own leaves, and travel the Rulmas room, tlie ether extreMe of the n 8 el)8
P'M
etala, aa. to 245. ; mackerel, 2s to 3s. Pa ; ii millet se Cal to
well. Apricots from S sandon The 56 to 16,
pain are mow selling iu covent-gerden sanpany began to arrive shortly after eleven o'clock, . • per dozen ;bloaters, 3a. to Is. &I ; plaice, lat Od. ..
they are of the Yarieta known as the Bailita, ands t whiting, 10s. to 15a per basket ; soles, Is to es. per sods: Vdeeds."-i7u, Oar** and como mun WM close upon •me when carriages discontinued seating down eels, le. to ls ld.. twat, is. to la Id per lb, ; mare wirlem,
Ale lia IfOr blisilit

WHITSI7NTIDE HOLIDAYS.
THE STEWPONEY.
The usual amusements will be held at The Stewponey,
on Tuesday next, Mr. Nash has provided extra attrac-
tions, and the grounds and garden. are in excellent order,
and the annual fete in connection with, them is yearly
visited by thousands, and 111 constantly increasing popn•
lardy.
THE LICKEY. NEAR BROMSGROVE.
Mr. Hunt, the enterprising host of the Old Rose and
Crown, ;has provided a host of amusements for Wlnt.
Monday and Tuesday next. A number of Old English
Sports are arranged, together with Music and l)anomg;
lied the grounds are in excellent condition, hating recently
been laid out by the proprietor. Special hips are arranged
for Birmingham.
ASTON LOWER GROUNDS.
These grounds are in splendid condition. Mr. Quitter
has made special arrangements for visitors for next week,
and those whit patronise this fashionable place of resort
will not regret their visit. Synyer and thluier's and D.
BRIERLEY HILL. Pountuey's bands are implied for dancing.
Vtor.zerr ASSAI'LT—At the Police Court, on Tuesday TAILWAY ARRANGEMEN
before Messrs. 11. 0. Firmstone and J. Ho:croft, Josesh The Great Western Railway Company have made a.
Groves was sentenced to three months hard labour, for
reugements for trips to every part of k.uglaud, and should
assaulting Elizabeth Corbett. on the 15th inst. the weatter be flue no doubt Wonsands will avail them.
LARCKEY.—Herbert Mena, labourer, in the employ of selves of the opportunity thus &Ranted them.
Haeju Oakes, brewer, Wordsley, was charged with steal-
ing • barrel and bra.), tap, the property of William Simp•
son, on the 10th inst. Mr. Waldrou defended. Prisoner Haloway's Oimment and
.P ak—Rhettmatism, Neu•
was committed for trial. ralgia.—lt is sometimes difficult to determine which of
Gems TiteseAss.--John IRolduials, Walter Holdmals. these diseases is attlictiug the sufferer, but such ammo,
and Themes Evers were each fiued 2s 64 and costs, for toasty will be Diameter-al if Holloway • remedies be used.
trespassing in pursuit of game at Kinver. They alleviate and cure all muscular and nervous pales,
I...MONT.—Thomas Barker was sentenced to 1 montße In hereditary rheumatism, after batbing the all toted
imprisonment, for etealing a jecket. on the 14th inst, the part with warm salt water. Holloway is Ointment should
property of William Meseliell, at the Fortune ef War. 4be well rubbed upon the spot. that it may penetrate mid
SIIoCILINO AMID:WT.—About 430 on Wedneeday , exert its soothing and regulating propernee a the deep.
afternoon. Mr. Frank Vaughan, bead engineer at the er Vessels and Letves which being. unduly exited, come
Wallows Colliery (Lord Dudley's), met with a shocking ' both pain and swelling.
.Holloway a treatment has tth•
death. Ile bad the lid of the cylinder of an engine open merit of removing the disease without debilitating the
when suddenly the " lashing "or chain broke and brought constitution which was the inevitable result of the bleed•
down the lid, cutting the unfortunate man's bead off mw mercury, and colchicum practice formerly aloptet
Vaughan was fortyffive years of age and married. in these complaints.
Tile Rival. BILL.I.OSTERS.—At tha Police Court, on Tuitovr AFFECTIONS AND HOARSENESS.—AII buttering
Thursday, before Mr. I. Spooner. Stipendiary, Joseph from irritation of the throat and boareness will be tigers.
Edwards was charged with assaulting Edward Robinson, ably surprised at the almost immediate relief afforded
on the loth inst. Mr. Clalow appeared for complainant, by the use of "Brown's Bronchial Iroches." These
and Mr. Holberton defended. It appesee that complains famous "lozenge. " are now sold by most respectable
ant was posting bills for the Sheridan party, when the chemists in this country, at Is lid per box. l'eople
defendant, who was the Tory poster, struck complaivant troubled with a " hacking cough," a "slight cold," or
and blackened his eve. Mr. Spooner said it had been • bronchial alto:nous cannot try them too soon, as similar
very poor election, and there had not been a single row troubles, if allowed to progress, result in serious Talmo.
or • bit of fun. In eras-examination, complairmut de. nary and Aethauatic affections. See that the words
nied posting over defendant's bill.. Mr. Spooner said •• Brown's Bronchial Troches ' are on the tiovennueut
he thought it was the duty of bill-posters to cover each Stamp around each la—Manufactured by JOHN I.
other's bills. Mr. Spooner suggested that an arrange- BRAWN & SONS, Boston, Celled States. Depot, 493
meet should be come to and this was done. Otford•street, London.
WoMEN's QUARItELS.—SaraIt Taylor was charged with PLORILINE! For (ha Team il and BREATH. —A few
assaulting Phoebe Barnett, on the 15th inst. The effsir dropi of the liquid "Florin. epriukled on • wet tooth
was a very trifling one, and defendant was ordered to brush produces a pleasant lather, which thoroughly
pay 2. 6d. cleanses the Teeth from all parasites or other impurities,
APA tette CASE.—John Ilanbury, a respectable look, hardens the gums, prevents tartar, stops decay, gives to
tag young man, was brought up on a remand from Stat. the Teeth a peculiar pearly whiteness, and a deughtful
ford, charged with outselling his sister, on the 4th inst. fragratc )to the breath, It removes all turplessent odour
C tioplainent said defeudent struck her on the above arising from decayed teeth or tobacco smoke. " Tbe
date and blaekened her eye. Mr. Spooner said defend. Fragrant Flonline " being composed in part of Honey
ant believed on the last occasion es badly as a man could; and awe O herbs, it sometimes torus cloudy but it is de
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he was drunk in the Court. In answer to defendant, Bilious to the taste, and is the greatest toilet discovery of
eompletuant said she did not give him any provocation, the age. Price 2. 6d for the liquid, and Is per jar forth.
Mr. Spooner I have made minima about you and I Floriliae ' Powder," of all Chemists and Perfumers,
have Lad a very bad account of you. Defendant I am Prepared by Henry C. Wuxi., 493, Oxford-street,
very sorry I have done it. Mr. Spooner: It is bad Loudon.
enough to to see you now, but it Was worse to see you last ADVICE TO MOTWERS!—Are you broken in your rest
week I have enquired re)pecting your antecedenta be. by a sick child suffering with the pain of cutting teeth
cause I wished to know if I could let you off with a week's Go atones to a chemist and get • bottle of Mae. WlNS-
imprisonment, but I find I cannot. I sentence you to Low's SOOTHING brittP. It will relieve the poor sufferer
three weeks hard labour, cud order you to find 2 sureties immediately. It is perfectly harmless and pleasant to
taste, it produces natural, quiet sleep, by relieving the
of £22, to keep the peace, especially to your mother.
AssAULTINO A Wo3llN.—Shadraeh Homer was fined child from pain, and the little cherub await. •' as bright
10s 61 and costs, for assaulting El.zabeth Dale, on the ass button.- It suothea the child, it mittens the gut.,
14t1i inst, at Sheffield Street, Quarry Bank. allays all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and as
the beet known remedy tor dysentery and therrleza,
whether arising from teething or other causea. Mese
WineloWe Soothing Syrup is sold by Aledieine dealers
every where at Is lid per bottle.—Manufactured in New
York, and at 493 Oxford•streat, Londuu.
TIM PRIVATION or TUE Csil oF UNKh.d Linea while the
other functiona of Nature are intact is a serious mortifica-
tion to the actively disposed. Such, however, is the con.
40105 of the victims of rheumatism or gout. To walk
without enduring aptly is impossible, to use the anus,
free from excruciating pain, is equally thipractieable. A
feelieg of gratitude therefore pavedea the frame when
the scans are afforded uf using all the members without
suffering. This, we coutlieutly affirm is presented in the
juuteious and frequent application of Puwete's hum:-
Mara' ABBRoCATioN. It Is, past all doubt the grandest
spec Ile for the evils we have named, and ethers of a
suneur cearacter. May be obtained of all Chemists. Price
Is lA. and 2s. 91. Laboratory: 114. aud 116, South-
am id. an.row, Loaders.
1 HAT CoMPLETIoN has always been held to bk the mos
loveiy in which Cue rose and the lily contend for mastery
or in *Melt their beauty is blended. Great seentices are
insue to produce an appearance corresponding witu time
continuation, but they never succeed. Art cameo appro.
Ada Nature the may errangeweut that can be wear to
rei der men woman independent of all expedieuts is to
freely use klAuee's MAtiNoLIA BALE. It preserve, the
akin trots premature wrinkles aid furrowe—reudere it
smooth anti nipple, and restores the hue which may have
faded through illness, exposure to a noxious atmosphere
the heat ot summer or the flouts of winter. To be ob-
tained of all Chemists and Perfumers throughout the
world. Price In. 6d. European Depot : 114 and 116,
Southampton-row, Loudon.
A data. HEAD may not inaptly be compared to • house
without a thatching. It is exposed to the cold, and is alto-
gethtr unsightly in aspect. Resort may be had to a wig,
• scalp, or an assemblage of foreign hair, iuterauingled
Wish tue beauty material of original erawth still VOlith•
Sala .1 to the bare eqinot; or but the effect is poor and the
ursgutoe too appereet. Let those whose mirror
thou of the approneh of baldness or the stealthy murals
of grey hair, assail the enemy in time. Let them
empay the imfaliible restorative imown lifra. S. A.
ALLSN'S WoRLD's /Loa liesconse, aid laugh to scum
the Impotency of years end their attempt to rob awl
&pliant., humanity. To be obtained of ali Cheunsui and
Perfumers throughout the world. Tithe Os. Depot . 114
aau 116, Southatuptomrow, Loudon.
VALUABLE DiaOuVEBT TOR THII HAIR —lf your hair is
turning grey or white, or falling uff, ea, •` The Melted&
Hair kteuewer," for it will positirely reetorc in erery
ease Grey or White hair to its original colour, by a few
appli..tions, without leaving the disagreeable amell of
most •• Restorers." It wakes the hair charmingly
beautiful,. well as protuotiug the growth of the hair ow
bald spots, where the glands are not cecay ea. Certificate
from Dr. Versmarm on every bottle, with full particulars.
Ask your Chemist foe" Tau laminas Hate Bassets',"
prepared by Hee. C. tie Lea 493, Oxford-street.
Linden, and sold by Chemist. and Perfumer, every-
where.
Bryant and May beg to direct special attention to their
New Oval Pocket Vesta Boxes, with Patent Spring Coe.
era, which are entirely free from all Rough Edges and
Sharp Corners, and admitted by every one to be the Bebe
and Cheapeet Pocket Box ever produced. Retailed every-
where at One Penny. Patentees and sole manufacturers,
Bryant and May, London. E.