The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1874-11-07 00:00:00

R. THOMSON,
DRAPER AND CLOTHIER,
14 & 15, HAGLEY-STREET,
STOURBRIDGE.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF
GENTLEMEN'iS CLOTHING
MADE TO ORDER,
ON THE SHORTEST NOTICB.
A PERFECT FIT IiUARANTEED. '
Terms on spiAlcotion.

IMPORTANT NOTICE
TO THE
INHABITANTS OW STOURBRIDOE
AND NNIGHBOURHOOD,
MI J F APPERSON,
SURGEON•DENTIST,
HAMPSTEAD ROAD, BIRMINGHAM.
HAS very great pleasure's% stating to the
inhabitants of Stourbndge and
neighbourhood that, he will in future attend
EVERY TUESDAY and FRIDAY;
from Ten till Five, at
MRS. HAWKINS'S MILLINERY
ESTABLISHMENT,
HIGH Marl', STOURBRIDGE.
~vRTIFICIAL TEETH fitted with the
1
Celluloid Base, • newly invented and
patented materiel that cannot fail to give
satisfaction and comfort to the wearer.
NITROUS
OXIDE GAS.
Objectionable Teeth or roots extracted
while under the influence of Nitrious Oxide,
and other anesthetics.
Mr. Apperson's Antiseptic Astringent Den.
tifnce, for cleansing, beautify fug, and
preserving the Teeth; in boxes, ls. and Is.
bd.
Also his newly improved Tooth Brush, for
cleansing both sides of Teeth, Is. 6.1. each.

IN LIQUIDATION. Re B. G. ALLEN.
UNRESERVED ;SALE AT 101 & 102, CASTLE
BUILDINGS,
HIGH-ISTREKT, BRIBRLE,I HILL.
TO be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. SAML.
INSULL, OD BATORDAY and MONDAY NEXT, No.
UMBER 7th and 9th, 1874. upon the Premises, as above,
the whole of the Stock of Ready4dade CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS, An, SHOP FIXTURES and FITTINGS,
including Counters, Nests of Shelves, Glazed Partitions,
Me., ateo the whole of the Genteel HOUSEHOLD FUR.
NITURE, comprising Windsor, Cane-seated and Ma-
hogany Chairs, Easy Chain, covered in Morocco, two
Mahogany-framed Hair-seated Sofas, Spanish Mahogany
Centre Table, Handsome Spanish Mahogany Sideboard,
Wt.; nos-toned Trichord Pianoforte, in Walnut Case;
Music Stool, Floor Carpets, Mahogany and Painted
Chest. of Drawers, Mahogany, Wood and Iron Bed-
steads, three Feather Beds, Bed Linen, sight Commode,
Stair and Bedroom Carpeting, Pictures framed, large Pier
Oats in Gilt Frame, Eight-day Spring Timepiece, 100
Volumes of Books, Perforated Zinc Meat Safe; together
with • small Pony Carriage, in good condition, suitable
for • Pony 12 or 18 bands high; capital Dog Cart, with
Cushions and Lamps, complete; set of fines-mounted
Pony Harness, liasWittings, Handsome 8-Light Chande-
lier, Cooking and Culinary Utensils, and Effects.
The Stock of Hata, Caps, and Clothing will be Sold on
Saturday Evening, commencing at Seven o'clock ; and
the remainder on Monday, commencing at Six o'clock in
the evening. The Sale of Furniture on Monday ta com-
et nee at Eleven o'clock in the Morning prompt.

PRELIMINARY ADYRRTISEMENT.
HALES OWEN, WORCESTERSHIRE.
HIGHLY VALUABLE BUILDING AND
ACCOMMODATION LANDS.
MESSRS. CHESSHIRE and GIBSON
OPFER for Sale by PUBLIC AUCTION, at
the bbenstone Hotel, Sales Owen,
ON WIDNESDAY THEIS:Au DAY OF
NOVEMB ES NEXT,
M Pear o'elook to the afternooo, in Fifteen Lots. Of in
seek other its as shall be determined st the Mum of
8610—
FIFTEEN ACRES
Of
HIGHLY VALUABLE BUILDING AND
ACCOMMODATION LAND,
eitnated in the townships of ilesbary and Halos Owen
Borough alms to the town at Hales Owen, frosting the
turapike rood from HAWS Owen end Higley, and roads
Maihag therefrom.
Plane and particulars rosy bo obtained from the Mid-
land Comities Weraki Office, Union Street. Messrs.
WhaleMy, Milliard, Braden, and Leo, Solicitors, Water-
loo Streit; Messrs. Methewe and Sous, Surveyors,
Waterloo Street ; the Auctioneers, New Street, all of
birsuinghou ; and at the place of Sale.

JOHN MIDDLETON,
1-1101:?..9113 CI-lIPPEII. age..
-D ISISPECTFULLT informs the Gentry and
I.ls Inhabitants of ittourbridge, that ha has made
=swb with gr. T. Paxisr, to CLIP and BINGE
at his Titeriniey Forge, MarkeUitrest, Mom
J. Maras gnome thinhs to his palms be pail
limbs, sad trails by assiduity sod thlinlion to business,
to wait a isolistussee of the bow
Lay application midi at Mr. T. Pilaw% will awl
with prompt attention.

DANCING, DEPORTMENT, AND CALISTHENIC
EXERCISES.
MADEMOISELLE SILVESTRE
:FBOII LOODON
HAS the honour to inform her Poplin, the
Gentry, Schools, and Inhabitants of Stourbridge
and Vicinity, that her CLASSES Meet at the TALBOT
ROTEL ASSN/ABLY ROOM, Every Saturday I
MORNING CLASS at Eleven o'clock ; AFTERNOON
Ditto, from Two o'clock.
TO ADULTS.
Those who have never learnt before Taught in a Few
Easy Lessons all the Fashionable Dances.
Mademoiselle Silvestre's EVENING SUBSCRIP-
TION CLASS, for Ladies and Gentlemen, at Seven
o'clock, for the practice of all the Fashionable Dances.
Private Lemons by appointment. Schools and Vacui-
ties attended.
Aaron,-
10, Colville Terrace West,
Bayswater,
London, W.
FOR PICTURE FRAMES,
GO to the Practical Maker, where every des-
cription of PICTURE FRAMES, WINDOW
CORNICES, Sic., are manufactured on the Premises,
Wholesale and Retail, by
D. LAMBERT,
House Decorator,
Gilder and
Picture Frame,
Manufacturer,
OLDSWINFORD, Near STOURBRIDGA.
OLD PICTURE FRAMES, CORNICES,
AND MOULDINGS,
Of every description,
CLEANED, REPAIRED, es RE-GILT.
OLD PICTURES, Carefully Cleaned, Lined, and
Easters&
L. having bad 10 Ta_are pranaleal
nsrainice in all the above afforest areseites,
be. to Waves the Gantry and Public, generally AM he
has my every Uglily for eseestlati an, oaks Shea may
be eatriatted to hie care, which will meet with Ws pirso-
asi and roma &Manion.
Orders by LAW will meet et& atrial atilealien.
Isaiseatee gives sad aka ot each Brae& emit my
part of the ernelop.
illeatiewo may km their Picture Imam nnalll
their ova PfelnaßOA, desired.

FOR SALE, se good as new, a large "GILL"
STOVH, the most economical Stove made, and
very onamental. Suitable for a large Hall, or I'lace of
Worship.—apply to John Saunders, Oita Fitter,
Saville-street. Stousbridge.

CHOICE VILLA SITES,
AT TEE BEATE.
'EVE SALE, by PRIVATE TREATY.—
.12 Apply to °atm Perreus, and IVooldridge, Stour.
bridge.

MONRY to be lent in Town or Country, to
ticatuenes, immers, Tradesmen, or others, from
Fifty NOD& sad upwards, aye parsons! seenrity. la.
Menet Ave per sent. par assent, from one to seven years.
No semsnission or sharps made. Also sums from One
Thousand Pounds on Mortonoe, at three and a ball per
mat., on freehold or leasehold property, for any term not
exceeding twenty-one years—Apply to Mr. Hauer
Bowan', Civil 'imminent and Surveyor, late liirdlestone
sad Baselay, 11, Zutoia.mpuire, London.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
JOHN SKELDINO,
(Late of the Old Ring's Head),
MAKES the present opportunity of thanking
1 his friends for their past support, and respectfully
solicits a continuance of the same, now that he has taken
to that well-known " hostelrie,"
THE COACH AND HORSES INN,
1110H-STREBT, BTOI7IIBRIDGB.
And to assure them that he is actuated by the removal,
still further to eater to their saUsfaction, the Premises
, being superior in every respect to his former Residence.
An ORDINARY every Friday at One o'clock, on the
Birmingham prinsiple.
FORKIGN WINKS and SPIRITS.
Good Stabling, Lock Coach-house and Yard.
SW Note the Removal.

TH Z VINE COMMERCIAL HOTEL,
STOURBRIDGE.
JOSEPH HAZLEDINE,
PROPRIETOR,
T H. begs to inform ttgNe aotiiilL
trtct, Gentry,
t hani d Inhabitants of Stour.
U . ha
RE-OPENED
THE ABOVE OLD.ESTABLISHED HOTEL
Which is replete with EVERY ACCOMMODATION, and will be glad to see all those
Friends who may favour him with a mill.
ALBS, WINES, AND SPIRITS,
OF THE FINEST QUALITY.
CIGARS OF THE CHOICEST BRANDS.
FIRST.CLASS STABLING.
DON'T FORGET THE ADDRESS--
THE VINE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, STOURBRIDOE,

IMPORTANT I\TOTIOM.
METHERINGHAM'S
DINING AND REFRESHMENT ROOMS,
72, UPPER HIGH STREET, STOURBRIDGIi.
4OPPOSITE THE STOURBRIDGE AND KIDDERMINSTER BANK.;
M I leStouriadranEnN.iGgLAuLbaeglatto.hoileao. tra
OPENED tII3
Nobility,
Premise.
and
B!nbiabcttan o
R N end CON.
FECTIONERY BUSINESS, and hopes by supplying none but Genuine and Fusi-:: Goods, to merit a share'
of their patronage and support.
RICH BRIDE CAKES.
MERINGUES A LA CHANTILLY. ICE CREAMS.
CROQUANT OP RATAFIES. WATER ICES.
CROQUANT OF WALNUTS. JELLIES.
TURTLE AND OTHER SOUPS.
CHOPS, STEAKS, &c., ON TIIE SHORTEST NOTICE.
WEDDING BREAKFAST, DINNER PARTIES,
BALL SUPPERS, Ac., SUPPLIED.
MEAT AND GAME DRESS-ED AND GARNISHED.
CELEBRATED YORKSHIRE OIAME, AND OTHER VIES.
FOREIGN AND BRITISH WINES.

T " 0L D CRISPIN IN N ,
CMURCH•STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
11'1-10M.A.S CA.INT.A.DII•TM
PROPRIETOR.
rp O. begs to inform the Inhabitants of Stourbridge and district that he Das
. Wes 10 the above 014-ootabliobe4 INN, which is repleSe with ovary Aecommodalion.
ALES, WIN°EB, AND SPIRITS,
OF THE FINEST QUALM.
HORSE CI.,IPPING A_ND SINC3IIIINC3-
DONE ON THE PIIRMISES, WITH PROMPTNESS AND DISPATCH.
Lissitlecieri won:mods/Ad with Gm, per hour or season.
FIRST•CLASS STABLING.
OBSERVE THE ADDRESS
OIJI) CRISPIN"
CHURCII-.STEEET,
STOUBBBIDGE.

ESTABLISHED 1845.
CHARLES MUDD
(LATE E. JOSCELYNE),
FISH, OAME, AND POULTRY DEALER, FRUITERER, lie., do..
65 , HIGH STREET, S 7'OURBRIDGE.
CM. begs to return his thanks for the very liberal ;support afforded to him during
• the time he has teen fn business as above, and respectfully announces that owing to the many
and superior advantages be possesses from twenty years' experience in the trade, and from his connection with
Grimsby and other Sea Ports, he can with confidence appeal for a continuance of public.support.
He has also made large contracts.for the supply of GA MiLI'OULTRY, dcc., &a.
A Fresh supply of:FlSH„from Grimsby and other leading Sea Porta EVERY MORNING.
WEN/lAM LAKE AND ROUGH ICE DEPOT.

cAR, C, AND FUNERAL CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT,
AB
OLD HILL.
JOSEPH WHITMORE
Buis to Inteem the Gentry and Mlle gesmally that he has added to hi. Establishment
A PATENT COMPOSITE HEARSE.

WASIONETTES, CABS, CARS, AND VEHICLES FOR PLEASURE PARTIES
Oil nu MOST RIBASOMMILE TIMMS.
MOURNING COACH AND CAR OFFICE,
OLD HILL AND CRADLE?' HEATH.
JOSEPH WHITMORE, Proprietor.

J. W. & J. V. STALLARD'S
(OCTOBER BREWED)
MILD, STRONG AND 141,AST INDIA DALE ALES.
May be had from their Agent.
MR. JOSEPH BAILEY,
AT HIS STORES,
o I_,DSWIIVFORD.
PRICES AND TERMS. AS AT BREWERY.
ORDERS SOLICITED.

"Not only to protect but to promote Trade, and to bring good Men together."
Seeleritat in Crediting.. ESTABLISHED 1860. Speedy Reeurery of Accounts.
FLINT & COMPANY'S
BRITISH AND FOREIGN COMMERCIAL INQUIRY OFFICES.
HEAD OFFICES :-58, CHL'APSIDE, LONDON, E.C.
OPINIONS OF THOSE WHO HAVE TRIED THESE OFFICES.
Messrs. Burgess & Turner, Elastic Web Manufacturers, Messrs. Wallace. Bailey and Wilkins, Bermondsey
Birstall Street Works, Leicester.—" We beg leave to London.—" Further and final reports, most valuable
compliment you on the manner in which you reply to faature—quite original—made a trial of other offices f,r
our inquiriev, they being so prompt and reliable. We . commercial information, but our experience teaches us
believe if business men were to act a little more on your that, for thoroughly sound information cud speedy
advice and replies, the commercial atmosphere would be replies to inquiries, your :office unquestionably stands
very much cleared at that amount of insolvency it at first.'.'—Member.
Agricultural I mple-
.
present retains. We are plowed with the system you
Limit Manufacturers, Manchester."— Not led us wrung in
n sources,di D g
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fina inquiriesthe m noteinweidthirsorr .
different
adopt
any instance."
private ones, it gives us great confidence in, and satisfac-
tion with your plan." Messrs. Passavant S: Son, Merchants, Leeds.—' For
Messrs. Tomlinson 61 Buck, Carlisle, and at Manches- Continental information the importanceOf your
ter, Bradford, and London.—" The only time we made method of obtaining information from more than
one
a bad debt (since we were members of your offices) was . channel speaks for itself—pleasure in recommending
when we did not act upon your caution."—Members seven your offices."
years.
Messrs. Croakill F Sons, Agricultural Implement i Messrs. Buckley k Sons. Manufacturers, 3,4, and 5.
Manufastarers, Beverley.—" Minute and valuable par- Greek street, Leeds, and 79, Basinghtill-striet, London.
ticulars given promptly—specially recommended this " Superior to any other office."
feature most valuable Accounts promptly recovered. Messrs. Lister and Co., Manningbam Mills, Bradford,
Cheques handed us at once."—Members six years. Yorkshire.—" Reliable, which we attribute to your
Messes. George Murray S: Co., Engineers and Iron- eleellent rule of insisting on several independent
founders, Newcastle-on-Tyne.—" Prompt, efficient, re- souoces of information in each ease."
liable—Never been misled." Messrs. Robinson & Clay, 37, Albian-street, Leeds.—
Messrs. Huntley Se Palmers Biscuit Factory, Reading. '
"Your 'Further' and 'Final reports mud ensure
—" Recommended."—Members seven years. accuracy—specially recommend this valuable feature."
Messrs. Wm. Seellesa & Co., Sewing Machine Mann-
factnrers, Airdale Works, Keighlv.—" No bad debts
where we have followed out your instructions during the
last four years."
To those who wish to join these Offices as Members. The Year commences on the first of any month. Cheques
crossed National Provincial Bank to FLINT and CO.
Subscriptions £3 $s 4:5 :is, £lO 10s, and upwards, per annum.
N.B.—Please send for a Prospectus, free on application to Agent for Stourbridge, Yr. 8. FIELD.

EL NERAL CARRIAGE ESTABLISIIMENT,
STONE-STREET, DUDLEY.
GEORGE MORRIS
moSTeiredepectithuelliturNextuurnALttaeAsntioldtEhNeT N. bhlii:
BEteLal. generally etov eaz kind
re th s npport
recwill always be his study to merit a continuance of that support by PZIIIIONAL attention, and the eond
tag Of FUNERALS iii the most solemn manner, and upon the most reasonable terms. Cabs,
cogs on hire on the Shortest Notice. ,ars,
G. MORRIS HAS ALSO ADDED TO HIS ESTABLISHMENT,
A PATENT COMPOSITE HEARSE
Which is a decided improvement upon the Hearses we have bees accustomed to see. Its
elegant, with a pair of Arst.elass black horses, would do no discredit to the funeral rites
d
By this arrangement the very unseemly practice of placing the coffin either beneath the moor
underneath the hammercloth of the cosehman, is entirely diapenseil with.
this improved Ilearie becomes more extemirely known, it cannot fail to be widely approved
adopted.
*** OBSERVE THE ADDRESS—
G. MORRIS, STONE STREET, DUDLEY.
Agent for Stourbridge 11. BAYEOULD, 156, Lout/. Iligh-atrcet.

"!MilOß THE BLOOD IS THE LIFE."--.£ Ise Deuteronomy, ohap. Mi., verse 21.
I CLARKE'S
WORLD FAMED
,BLOOD MIXTURE.I
Trade Mark,—" Blood Mixture."
Tim GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER & RESTORER ,
sKIN DISEASES, Eruptions, Blotches,
Ulcerated Sore Legs, Old Sores, Glandular
Swellings, Cancerous Ulcers. Spots, Pimples,
Pustules, Boil,. Carbuncles, Ringworms, Scald
Heads, Sore Eyes, Erysipelas, Itch, Semis,
Diseolorations of the Skin, Humours and
Diseases of the Skin of whatever name or
nature, are literally carried out of the system
in a short time by the use of this world-famed
Medicine.
THOUSANDS OF TESTIMONIALS FROM ALL PARTS.
IMPORTANT ADVICE TO ALL.—Cleanse
the vitiated blood whenever you find its im-
purities bursting through the skin in pimple.,
eruptions, or sores ; cleanse it when you find
IX olastrueted and sluggish in the veins ; cleanse
It when it is foul, and your feelings will tell
you when. Keep the blood pure, and the
health of the system will follow.
As this mixture is pleasant to the taste, sad
warranted free from anything injurious to the
most delicate constitution of either sex, the
Proprietors solicits sufferers to give it a IMAI
to test its value.
CLARKE'S WORLD-FAMED BLOOD'
MIXTURE is Sold in Bottles 2. Sd each, and in
Cases, containing six time, the quantity, Ils each—
snakiest to effect a permanent cure in the greet
majority of long-standing eases, by all Chemists and
Patent Medicine Vendors thrvughout the United King-
dom and the world, or sent to any address OA receipt
of 27 or In stamps, by the Proprietor,
F. J. CLARK K,Cuxiiisr, Apothecaries' Hall,Lincoln.
Wholesale: All Patent Medicine Hoaxes.
LONDON DEPOT : JU °XI ORD STREET

Sold everywhere in ounces. To avoid fraudulent imita-
tions see that each packet bears our Name and Trade
Mark—
WILLS AND SONS, BRISTOL.

FHIIiND OF ALI.
Fur all Diseases offectiny the Stomach, Lit er, g
Kidneys, and Bowels.
These Pills can be confidenlly recommended as the
most simple and certain remedy for all diseasea affecting
the stomach, liver, and bowels. They do not distress
the system, or weaken the frame, but thoroughly imago-
rate the digestive organs. gently excite the stomach and
liver, stimulate_the kidneys to perform their faun:Sone
efficiently, and act upon the bowelsswithout griping or
any other annoyance.
Piseases peculiar to 11-omen.
There is no medicine equal to Holloway's Pills for cols
reeling the ailmeute peculiar to females. Their very
mild and painless action highly recommends them to
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
each box of Holloway's Pill., has at once available means
for checking disease, purifying the blood, and expelling
from the system all gross humoure.
Weakness, Bonjour, and Debility.
These famous Pills will immediately remove all symp-
toms of debility, languor, and weakness, no matter the
cause, as they quickly eject all impurities from the
system, give tone and energy to debilitated constitutions,
and brace and strengthen the nervous system in a most
wonderful manner.
Biliousness. Loss of Appetite, and Lowness of
Spirits.
The Pill, effect a wonderful.change in persons subject
tobilious attack, as they: create a healthy appetite, cor-
rect indigestion, remove excess of bile, and effectually
ours jaundice, bilious remittents, and all the varieties of
aisease generated by an unhealthy condition of the liver
The Kidneys—Their Deronyement and Cure.
If those Pills be used according to the printed direction
and the Ointment rubbed over the region of the kidneys
for at least half an hour at bed Blue, as salt is forced into
meat, it will penetrate the kidneys and correct any de- '
rangement. Should the affliction be stone or gravel, it
is particularly recommended that the Oint.....nt, in such :
cases, be used night and morning, ashy its judicious ap-
plication the moot astounding cures may be performed.
The Pi and Ointment are sold at Professor Hohho-
way's Establishment, 533, Oxford-mt., London; also by
nearly every respectable Vendor of Medicine throughout
the Civilised World, in Boxes and Pots, at to ljd, 2s 9d,
45 ;6d, its, 225. and 33, each. The smallest Box of
Pills contains four dozen; and the smallest Pot of Oint-
ment one ounce.
Full printed directions are affixed to each Box and Pot
,1 and can be had in any language, even in Turkish, Arabic,
Armenian, Persian or Chinese
1

ONE Box of CLARKE'S B 41 Pills is
warranted to cure all discharges from the Urinary
Organa, in either sex, acquired or constitutional, Gravel
and Pains in the Back.—Sold in boxes, 4s 60 each, by
all Chemists and Patent Medicine Vendors; or sent to
any address for 60 Stamps by the Maker, F. J
Consulting Chemist, High-street, Lincoln.—Wholessie
Agents, BARCLAY & BONA, London,and all the Wbole.de
Houses.
Sold by A. P. Morris. Chemist, Btourbridge.

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lieutenant in the French Army, claimed to be descended
in a direct line from the famous Ilugh O'Neill, Prince of
Tyrone, who waged a long war steeliest Elizabeth. Ills
genealogical tree shows many alliance" with the lifacMahous,
and in the list of his family the nunffier of monarchs, princes,
and saints is something enormous. It includes a line of 180
kings wno reigned iu Ireland for nearly 2,000 yoars."-- Court
• Journal.
On Saturday the remains of John Lillywhite, the
celebrated Sussex cricketer, were buried at Highgate Ceme-
tery, is the presence of a large number of potions, includieg
many friends and relations of the deceased. His death at
painful
comparativelyehnelstatilns
tamonged
about to adopt a motikekaitletr
„ last-named company, the Great Northern trains are to con-
ic
playersrtano u fanthnioslothive"lershincodri" ptitlneaedugeama IpeTi.stemei
, solfahao:ingaptierlalntdcr,h.atarbtriiradti hgecesla Greatas smeos od ii hr,l ygN..
iou whichrxtnl
usn: Railway
au
yfo e 4.
! ties, and of ''first" and "second " as at present. This
e change will meet the requirements eef these who are willing
. to pay higher fares for superior accommodation.
The arrival in Paris is announced of Abd-elsKader-
I el-Kerim, one of the richest landowners in the province of
I Constantin. Having been educated in France, he Is entirely
• French in taste and sentiment. His palace of Nemonana la
fitted up with all the taste and luxury of his adopted
country. his appliances for hunting are extremely remark-
al de, as he has a pack of 250 dogs for the ordinary chase, and
60 others of a splendid breed specially devoted to the pur-
suit ed the geizelle. His flocks and herds are immenae, and
he is supposed to posess horsea sad mule., 17,00 C
camels, whilst 120,000 ex,en and sheep pasture on his land.
, lusease of war he furnishes 1,200 horsemen equipped and
'vaunted in French fashion.
j The Right Hon. \V. Cowper-Temple, 31. P., dis-
tributed on Saturdey-the prizes to the successful students at
the Gospert School of Art : and is the course of his observe-
thus denied that the English were inferior to the French, or
the Germans, or the Italians in their appreciation of beauty.
All that we wanted was similar opportamitiea of etudy and
. improvement to those which existed on the Continent
. Whilst remarking that our paintings were equal to these of
I any other country, Ile admitted that it was difficult to get
young men to plod on, particularly in the lower grades of
the net
: It was formerly the custom in the French army,
I when a soldier was intoxicated, to treat him tenderly, with
• hc ,
ioi severely,
elliye, were
.aninvalid.i., th e
adoption
theo o
,vie
ttiseaptumueitht
drunkenness has rapidly declined. The canteens are also pro-
hibited from se-lling absinthe, and in each soldier's (freest is
conspicuously printed that in case of dereliction of duty in-
toxication will never be accepted as a mitigating circum-
stance.
The Bishop of Ely, speaking at a meeting for pro-,
viding,pational schools in the suburbs of Cambridge, urged
upon Churchmen not to relax in their efforts as to rergions
earn:ether', and so lose the fruits of their resent victory. The.
How Eliot C. Yorke and Mr. liuuter ellodwell, members for
the county, also spoke, both urging the importance of
religious education. An influential committee was ap-
pointed.
A letter from Bordeaux in .the Mats gives a most
brilliant fieelalla of the vietage which has just been con-
e eluded, both as regards etuantity and quality. Thia year's
wine crop is said to be 130 per cent greater than that of an
average kleaSoll l'ku high was thee opinion of the afire of 1874
that a great deal has already been sold at Bordeaux—more
than two millions sterling worth, it is said— withopt even
beteg tasted Foreign merchants are reported' to.have
bought largely, and to have done a good deal to keep up the
present high prima
burial/ImA week 5,501 births and 3,627 deaths were
registered in London and twenty ether large towns of the
United K bighorn. Tine natural increase of population was
1,677. The mortality from all causes was at the average
rate of 25 deaths annually in every 1,000 persons living. lie
London 2 369 births and 1,368 deaths were registered. ; Allow -
Mg for increase 14 population, filo births exceeded by 20,
whereas the deaths were somauy as 149 below the average
11110111 e. of We eorrespeuding sleek ti tht, last ten years.
The deaths registered from scarlet fever, which in the three
Previous weeks had beeu 107, 11S, aud 105, rose to 128, a
higher number than in any week since the end of 1070; 40
were returned un the East, 30 in the North, and 26 Is the
South groups of districts.
From British Columbia we have an interesting item
of news which appears to he well authenticated. Captaite
Kennedy, of her Majesty's slap Ileitelece, has diacovered in
Gautulee Harbour a relic of Sir Fras: Drake, nearly 300 years
old, ills a hoard bearing the following inscription : "Fran
Drake, Golden llynele, Anno ibowlal, 1677."--Canadian
Correspondent of The Times,
The Malta Correspondent of The Times writing on
felt
28th ult., says : ''nus front
A tele-gont Corfu states that the
earthqnake at Malta on the 17111 inst, was felt at the same
thee at %mite It is deecrileeti as having lseen very short hut
sharp, with undulating movement from north to north. oil
the lath a violent shock was felt at 3 p.m, at the cable-house
at
oil
tllti"rittuowli'nh':itthlC'uni%tn' seconds,
of the
eon 4
Central
hichse
Chatn seas
im4 alighii t
A tuber'
Agricelture, was hetet ilk London, on Tuesday, at the Salis-
bury Hotel t Mr. G. F. Stunta in the chair. The report of the
Local Taxation Committee having been presented by Sir.
Pell, ALP., Captain Craigie read the report of a committee
which recommended the appointment of a Government De-
partment of Agliculture, and this will be taken into con-
eideration at the December meeting of the Council. The
subjeet of highway legislation was then discusaed.
The correspondent of the New 'Pork Herald tele.
graphs under date of Oct. 28, from the Carlist head-quarters,
that three Cubmi delegates arrived at Estella, sent by the
Madrid Government to Don Carlos, with a proposition tee
the effect that prisoners on both sides should be despatched
to Cuba to aid in quelling the insurrection. Don Caries
replied that as the question involved a point of national
honour he is inclined to treat, but he cannot consent that
Carlist prisoners fighting as volunteers for hil cause should
be seat under compulsion to a distant and tuehealthy
country. The decision must be left to their own free will
without force.
The monthly returns of Pauperism ahow that the
number of Paupers in England and Wales (misfits the usual
3 per cent, for omissions) was 720,667 at the end of August,
being kss by 37,087, or 4.9 per cent, than at the correspou-,
ding date in 1873. The decrease was very niarked in the
metropolis and in Wales, amounting to 7-6 and 72 per 'Sent
respectively. In Yorkshire and the North-ilidland and the
Kasten divisieons, the reduction exceeded 5 per cent. ;in the'
Northern it was 46, in the North-Western 4-3, and in.the
South-Western 4:8. per cent, ln the South-Eaaturs, and
Soeth-Midland, sad West-Midland divisions it was but-kohl
211 to It per neat
A gentleman was contemplating the works fite,rt in
the window of a picture dealer lan V emus', when he ltraduallY
beiseue uprise:roes that a Laud, not Imlow,ing to himself, had
found its way Into one of his pocket., ?writhe swiftly
noted, he looked the neighbour Wll6lllO Intense menrual
liberty straight tn the nice-and exclaimed t.s..Yon ILO your
hnwl in mypocket !" --Well," replied' the detected nium•
her of the light-lingered class of loony. with the greatest
"slams and selleimaseseion, "sad shat nit had? Yeaeliave
&Wily no reason to be offended at that. Here, uow, iu
October, it's already no cold that one is glad to put suet
hand anywhere."
Diplock, the coroner for West Middlesex, has
held all inquiry into the circumstances attending the death of
kgentleman named Brookman, of Notting hilt, which took
at the Latimerroael Station of the Metropolitan
Rail-
way. From the evidence eet William Fr' cob, a ticket
collector, it appeared that deceased took his ticket last
Thunelay foorein„., and net, 'air,.ll a'elk lag ilie stai. to the train
he surlde,ly fell telekwards, striking his head violently 011
Cat stains Francis immediately went to his assistance, and
a doctor was sent for, bet on his arrival he pronounced life
to Inc extinct. After hearing modiml evidence; the jury re
tf Southrnturif:tTei'o'heo
01:: I It; e. vecauct of di,
es: dt.recently held a meeting iu w
r.
York, durWg which the operTrustees ,tf the leponaa,tetlorioteruiedNitsol It is
is deof hiss k::
taurrgi,,Liiden:f oit:,3tre 1 x.d,hlet. ara,:fie past
leettb
at Onalmtit Carolina,
Tennessee and Virginia have good school systems created
fteen
Is
months thsre have been 433,425 diatributed in Virginia,
00 ltn
Florida (in /141kiiii,11 las 589,00 e raised there by the people
theauselvea), SlO,OOO in Alabama, 14,430 in Misiussippi, g. 3,250
in Louisiana, $6,400 in Arkansas, $311,000 in Tennessee, and
815,000 iu West 'Virginia. There was no money distributed
In North Carolina or Texas. the trustees in their report,
condemn the pulley of cstablishingmixed white and corodred
schools in the Smitten, States.
In London., on Monday, at the 'Mansion house
meeting respecting the East Atrium 81ave Trade a resolu-
tion woo panted stating that there was yst mark that England
ought to do, for the gift of freedom to the slaves would be
incomplete toeless followed up by care and Christian teach-
ing. Mr Hubleard, M.P., remarked that there 'maid be no
utility in forcing upon the Sultan of Zanzibar the cessation of
the shave tr ede ush vs we were prepared to carry to him and
Ins people a knowledge of industry, commerce, and those
arts whieeh would raise them to a superior position. It was
declared he) *meth -r ryes:elution that the mission to Central
Africa ought te be more universally supported.
The American Correspondent of The 7';ines writes
Mist a leoid bank robbery has been perp trated at Milford,
New Hampshire, C.S., the thieves escaping siGn °early
8100,000 booty. During the night six is-shed Men entered
the apartment of the cashier of the tenadiegan .Natiollal Bank
at that place, gagged hi'., shut his wife, four children, and a
servant In s closet, and putting a repo round his neck,
dragged him to the hank maim:Me him mon the vault, when
11.01 help el themselves to the plunder. They then led the
emitter neck to his beanie, hod him to a bedpost Mai lift
About four a.m. the I=l4 were able to tom their way out
of the closet and gave the alarm. No trace of the thieves was
cliecovered.