The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-06-27 00:00:00

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a national , ; while the inuttial eordielixy there wet an ahnnitanl.,?f,mt,lttoea;e
of feeling between the Queen, the royal fitfully, I:.npf.,teer f:sr, . .:1:=1:
scb rae: ~41.ahn;l.
p ril'artYonenr'table Imrd," and riming the tea Mr.
owl distingnished memhere 'of the aristocoey, on B ist.M: Item played a number of pieces on the harmo-
the one hand, end the volunteers and spectators n on, and at intervals Mews. Walleee enff Tsleet'e
on the other, was one of the oleasontest features band played the folloWint -choruses to a delighted ash-
it the flay, The pliblie rejoicing in the royal
i l'
Let; :-inlttah":llehlercrhoTtli; lined in 111 ire er
.r 1 &welt, inu,g,
town, and the enthusiam with which the eone
ed the eitixen soldiees Were Idea such as to Almighty power." climber of other pieces were alto
receiv
played daring the melee. •
make the day one of pleaserable memories. The 1 AFL t tea khumber at ra-sonS amused themselves in
arrangements for the dispatch of troops to the 1 the Peld until the trine for attending in the s'lmperl,,,w.hredh
gronnd were very good, and the evolutions Were '
interesting and well nisuased ; while the speedy the platform zee Belt W. Mart (of
wan crowded to exeess. John Field. Fag . i. ide
There were also on Iv
Penmett), J. Greenland, J. Connor, 41. Cozens, F. W.
erection of the pontoon bridge, furl the passage Andrews, (.1. Makin. and Mr. Royns (Brierle Pill).
of troops over it, were remarkable and pleasing The Chairman, in his opening address, epoke at con•
episodes of the day. If to these we add that, s,derable length upon the adventages to be derived from
partially and exceptionally, the arrangements *vending Sunday Schools ; after which he celliiil urtze
for reireshment, and the press arrangements
D aidte RZsiGd .iit:'7! thee xtYriiwohn: tchygrhtud niteade in
wholly, were good, we are afraid we hove glanced building new ethoels, and he hoped that they would soon
at all that is specially worthy of commends- be free from debt. The heathen placed the gifts upon
boa. &hare, and made sacrificee. If they who were ignorant
Looking at the reverse of the picture, why, did those thinge, he coneidered that those who enj,iyed
may we ask, are volunteers and public doomed the kb trtete r:lifiniutlabliaolsocotonzeet ehaorctrha;
Ito be deceived, rather than guided, by official pro. Hon.,: of God goal be free from all ineembrances.
' Agrammes ? On this occasion they were as The rev. gentleman concluded by expressing a hope that
Honse isnow ANCH BR
' much, or more, at fault than ever; and we need the schools to be erected would soon be paid for.
Opened in Lendoe I say no more. Her Majesty, no doubt, arrived Choir—Trio and chorus.
for the sale of this on the ground at the time she intended, but it a'arrhee..ldleiyhoWn.ieHorii.rt, Chiillr.maisdntho.ft talateohDe=thptizt:
Remedy, which hes was at least an hour after official notifications afraid they were ooin4g. to hove a wet day • but to Wad
been in use in led the volunteers and public to expect her i and glad to say it hid pisied off, as in iny pers.offs who would
kinericeoverthirty
it was also an hour later than they were expected like to have vane would hate been kept away. lie con.
jeers.
It is pleasant to that the first regiment arrived. The march. . aidered they had had a high day. lie hoped to see some
take, end is safe in past was, on the whole, a poor affair. A inarelt- g•ma results for years hi come. and that those present
all eases; it soothes p,ist is not a very enlivening spectaele a ghouldb on
t the rhould neverbave eathehto re
onegret clung. If unhappily
e e, e chlere the rear:n.o)lll. y
the child aud give. best ef tine ;, but at W m ~:m indsor the arching was
ath rest upon hunself, for etery one must give an Se'
Si rest, s
a. . , bots
and e,, not good oil the whole. To spend one hour and count of himself to God. Ile hoped what they heard
gams, and , ~..or spasiuo ac ti„ .. e tot ,
SURE TO REGULATE THE ROWELS. 35 tninrites in this dreary perforniatiee is, we would be some profit ti themselves. lie had not consid-
Depi.na up.n it, Mothers it will gee rest to yourselves think, a mistake that should in f Mare be avoided. red what subject to sa
pek upon, bet was much struck
and And the return Was bailey nutnaged by officers, ewhile eie in th h nin with the reit, i ins devotions, and
I the love gthitgrt Geol)displayed toettilla Bleat. He eon.
• RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS. men, and railways. At the pontoon bridge the , sitlered that ii they wire not exemplified with that devo•
It will almost iustautly relieve Griping in the Howelv scene was—vie will net say disgeiteefel, for the 1 tion to tha as religion required. they could not enter
sad Wind Colic, and we believe it the IGe.t and surest re.. men were suffering with heat and thirst, but it 1 bite the kingdom of God, lie had read the Bible for
swede in the world in all 84488 of Dysentery and Di err-
• exhibited no self-denial or love af diseiplin, and 1 fifty years, and if • mil could do thet there must be
brain Children. whether aristwe from t iething or other ' I seinething good in it. lie exhineed all those present to
the mem never acted more like odanfrers and f
lasses. We have huodretla of te,dird mild-'from Anieriee read the Bible to think and hoiSf.st that ',mei, is good.
sod Englniid. Be *are and ask fir ° Ma. n hail. a less like soldiers. A epecial correspondent , The speaker congratulatvl tho,epreseet on the exertions
&.thing ...;thap." Price Is lid per bottle.--It is sold by a iyis :—" One corps boa actdally to !teat with I and sacrifices,. they had made.
all ieedieine dealers, with fall directions t—Ask I"` the rabble while crossing the po Aeon bridge. Trio and atonic
cherniat fire,e of •• Mrs. Wiedow'm Fami'y klinauaeks." .
who
Chairman next called upon the Rev. G. Cosens,
It is owing to the prompt orders of Mojer.Gene-
Prineinel °Mee, ?.05, High Holborn, London.
tnhiso
it:Liz:Ned the pleasure ho felt in being. present on
nil Lindsay that many lives were not lost; and
DEAIeN E S S . we hope the volunteers will see that anything so himselly a o,asion. and to take part tie it, although
Beptist. Ou occasions like the present they
TUST Pnbliehed, free by reit for 6 stamps, a , discreditable as this does not again occur. It should forget all those minor differences of religious
0 Treatise on Deafness and Diseases of the Ea-, with . WAS most unsoldierly. There was necessarily opinion, and think of the one great aim—that of enter.
Cases. Br. HOPTON, of Na. 10, Bryaustoe•streef, I much crushing and confusion at the station, ing the kingdom of God. The speaker then referred at
Portmsnoigoare. London, W., shewing how sufferers can I some length to the blessings to be derived from Sabbath
owing to many men having to be kept back until
be suereesfully treated at their own homes at a moderate Scheele. The Bible he amid was the great book of
cest. Persons hitherto deemed incurable are eepeeially their turn should arrive ; nor did the last volun:, truth. It was the book of light, not of dailineas. He
invited to adopt this muiple but efficacious method of bier leave Windsor before Sunday morning. • hal no eympathy with those persons called Ritualists;
treetwent, by %Offen liuhdredr of,persons hove been cured I At several of the departure and arrival railway neither did he believe in the Romish dowries, as taught
end i•Beved ; mid De. HOP VON pledge* himself to do SLitlon3 iti to there were scenes of confusion by them ; bathe believed in the Bible—God's bosk of
Ins utmost in tilleviating the suffering of those persons light—and exhorted his bearers to seek the truth in that.
wi.;ch, to ear, the least, marred the enjoyment of
who may place themselves under MA care and treatment ~ '
..,' ',• hoelt and they would fled it, as Clod was its anther. The
toe inly ant% deteriorated the character of the
whieli can be applied to perm. of any period of life speaker again dilated upon the advaotages to be derived
with perfect eafety• Nothisg it required hat the cum. entire review. flour Suialey Schools, and referred to the long discus-
municatien of the facts of tee case. Altice Gratis, by 'rake the Windsor volunteer review, however, sion between Holyoake and Grant, when the Bible And
lett,. Consultation Free. Hamra—ll hi 4 every day, as a whole, it was one of which we have good truth proved triumpliart. It pet him in mind of the
Sundays excepted. Address —U. 0. HOPTON, M.D., reason Co be proud. Its defects were not inhe-
words " Quick Jack, and begone," for eo was derkuess;
rd•lte: S , 1..5.A , 1.. M., for truth and light must live and prevail.
Coosultioy l':ot."00 to the Ifotpitut for &mane tf the rent, but incidental ; its succesies were a part The f
..t..y. Andrews, of the Lye, next addressed the
Kim. of the institution. meeting, after which eisiging and prayer closed the pro.
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