The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-07-04 00:00:00

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PUBLIC NOTSOIdL

MONSTRE pesw.
TIM GLASS MAKERS and GLASS CUT.
1 'MRS f Stombridge will, by the kheit pettedeeteel
of Mrs. Cochrare, hnld their

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HEATH PARK, Nita( STOURBRIDOE,

MONDA Y, July 6a, 1863.

el RAND PROCESSION
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Of the Walla,* of both Societies will
leas, Worth'', tTo I, d,k.AIM rroreol tbronah
:thoarloulge at 11.1 t, n. arriving st the Park M Tw.lve
O'Ciloek.

MILITARY RANDS.

A Grum) EXHIBITION OF GLASS.
AQITATIC SPORTS.
HARRY WARD,
Comic Yoga hat from the Birmingham Concert Halls.
JINGLING MATCH.
And the World-famed

JAPANESE JUGGLERS.
BROTHERS It MADAME NEMO,
who wiil perform Thirty different Feats, and among their
Extraordinary and Astounding Acta,
THROW THIRTY-SIX SCALPINO KNIVES

MADAME NEMO,
with an endeavour to impale her, but which, by an on.
parallelled adroitness, she avoids, and @lmpair unhurt.

Refreshments will be provided of every description, of
First class quality, and at Town Prices.
Ale, Porttr, and Spirits by Mr. Hand, Stoarbridge.

. . . . _...
Confectionery, Tea, Coffee. Wc., by Mr. J. Corns,
Wolverhampton.
Large Cups of Tea and Coffee, ti each; Sandwiches,
3d and 44 each.

Admi.sion to the Park, 6.1; to the Exhibition. 3d.
rhe Park aid be Open at 10 a.m., and Clone at 8 pm.

All Communications to be Addressed to
Mr. W. H. PACK WOOD, Seretery,
Lour 1....ag Lands, Stourbridge,

TO THE ELECTORS

BEWDLEY AND STOURPORT.

I have been informed by your respected Member that
he will not solicit yaur support at the nest Election.
You will therefore have to ticket another Representa-
tive.

I have been requested by several influential inhabit-
ants of your Borough to become • Candidate, and shout&
he most ss HIMg to comply with that request, but, being •
stranger to no many of you, I feel that I aball not I.
justified in doing no without the assurance of the hearty
support of the Libeial Electors generally.

My principles hove always been decidedly liberal. I
hove for many years taken an active part in pototicil
questions in my native town.

I advocated an extention of the Suffrage at an early
period, and I believe that it will not he thoroughly
dent until you have the protection of the Ballot.

The next Parliament will hare to modify the uojii,t
Ratepaying Clans( s in the Bill recently passed.

I believe that the position of the Establishad Church
in Ireland, is an injustice to the great majority of our
Irish fellow subjects, and, a.. (Ann./411114U, i OM con-
vinced that Mr. Gladstone's Measure will purify our
Church by removing a serious grievance.

Having taken an Retire pat in the settlement of trade
disputes. I fin I gin at interest in all measures that will
promote increased harmony between the Employers of
labour and tbe Employed.

Sh,uld my principles and character be Buell es to
entitle toe to your confidence and support, I shall have
the pleasure of personally expre,ing snore in detail my
virus and opinions on important questions of the day,

I remain, your obedient Servant.

TROMAR LLOYD.

June 24th, IW2.
PROSPECT HOUSE BOARDING AND 11A1
SCHOOL,
STOUI, BRIDGE.
PRINCIPAL—R. NEWNAN, ht. H. C. P.
MITTS Academy mill be Re•opened ati Mons
.1 day. July 27th, 1822,
Prospeotus on Application.

THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1801.
or.nra or VISCRARGE,

In the County Court of Worcestershire, hellos at
Stourbridge.
TN the Matter of SAlkft'EL GITTINS, of
High•street. Kinser, in the parhb of Kineer, in
the county of Stafford, baker and confectioner, adjudged
bankrupt on the 13th day of Mn. 1868.
An Order of Discharge will be delivered to the bank-
rupt after the expiration of thirty days from this date,.
unless an appeal be duly entered against the judgments!
the Court. and notice thereof be given to this Court.
Dated lot day of July, 1868.
WILLIAM AKROYD,
High Bailiff.