The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1887-12-10 00:00:00

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THE BOUNDARIES QUESTION.

At the asonthly matting of this ii:ntrd held at the
Town Halt on :Monday night, Mr. R. Thompson in
the chair, the question of boundaries as affecting
the Boarci• al district was raised by Mr. M. Rolinsrm
who pointed out that surrounding districts Ind al-
ready moved in regard to the subject, and urged
the importance to the parish of Kingswinford.
Biierley Hill wag in the patish of Kingswinford
and was the headquarters of the Parliamentary
division of Kingswinf-Tl, and consequently occu-
pied an important position from that point of view
Dudley was surrounded by Staffordshire parisheg
and the only means by which Dudley could remain
in Worcestershite was by showing that a proper
boundary could le formed. This could only be
done by Dudley taking in some of the Staffordshire
places. Ambecote, he understood, was likely to
be included in Worcestershire.—Ou the motion of
Mr, M Rollinson, seconded by Mr. R. Guest, the
Board. passed a resolution deciding to iufo-m the
Boundary Commissioners that they were opposed
to any alterat on of their ho .nda:ies. or to any
parts o: :itaflodshire being put into Worcestershire;
and on the motion of Mr. McMillan, seconded by
Mr. Fe..eday, the Chai.inan, Mr M. Rollinson, Mr.
Waldron, and th- C:erk were sppointed a deputa-
tion t represent Ale Board at any i iquiry before a
Boundny Commissioner.

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