The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-09-26 00:00:00

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THE STOURBRIDGE OBSERVER.

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! f act times in ehe le • • c. 4 1
•bridee, Kid- : ' mans $OOll,-T, bat my father said he should like I certain other ineuieriale o p o
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' Bv the Bench : I should have taken out a sum- 1 The building of the church has done away with 1
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OCA (lab. rhstrut etus.
Ay- ~.;:, l:Flniet,.e.GDFaiNii7vSßrionmiSgttoovuet,
Brierley Hill. to see Archdeacon Hone. (........,, .
Z..)
to stand in frout of 1
ce: dry He•'h, end i I'a a.l unrepresent...l towns he the
1 CreSeseXamined . I had been in service before I whipping post which used
SHROPSHIRE and NORTH WALES UNION LIFE .
lat my aunt's. Did not have a character to go : the old church, and where of yore " the rude 1 •
I SICK A4SUR aNCE SOCIETY. Most Liberal
to defendfinVe. Mre. Richardson did buy me a forefathers of t A
I shape of remnants of the stocks and palish : ,h.,
I e hamlet " expiated those pee- 1
fIAIITES DE ATISITE, /ID. EACII. ught them within the lash of I ele e ~„ n.
-- 1 .., --In- 0. Ann/AFC—The we 1.15 meeting of this
taaar'sts will be iriv,•n.—Apply. end raing two baguet)+, to
iseretsry, North atreet, Shrewsbury. 4,._, SI I dress next (lay. My father is reduced in arcum cadilloes Voat bro
: Bear was held yesterday, Mr. Grsinger in tee chair.
I Rtanc". MY father did see Use archdeacen. I the MT.
.________ --- - - - Grammar Rebook Snumbridge Hagley Church
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. 34.1011 uh, Church interior do Pistmore Church There were also pre+ent :Messrs. Brookes, Richardson.
I authorised Ilion to do so. I told my father when on Tuesday morning the clergy of the neigh. I Bird, miode,,,
LOST, n Long.hatred, White, TENERIFFE
Ih• It • o swersi to the name of - TWIT." „ .
St. John's Church: rotten r do' w med., • C Mach 1 I got home whet the defendant had done to me bourhood, of whom there was a large attends
Reybetild, Puwell. Rollineon• end Wright.
Ont r.
fd'h " ' ' . "I hTERR • , e - _ ~,. s so i i .seO.or( ~ e 0 years ago A nildecote C lure 'He went to the defendant and asked him if he ance, met the Bishop at the parish schools, and Aamitted into alehouse during the week, 41 ; discharged,
Griffin, Manriee. Cartwright. Levi, Ben-
Wheever will bring the same to Mr. h. 410)a, ..I.loela , , .
o.ds.rauford Churele as it is ISt Tluomashu Church lo; remaining.424.. Corresponding week last year, 334.
Ovore, rnav receive Ten Shilliugs ROWard• weeld acknowledee himeelf in fault. He re- a procession having been formed, the Bishop
Lolls STAMFORD. ts , eel,. fused to do so, end said it was eff *else. My
c keTAIN ROBERTS. I . ea.-h. .. rhri.l.•.• .. r e e'l 14. lee 7.,1 ..,a•-•• .;;,..:el,
and clergy mat ehed thence to the cherele A , (lot-door relict. Klngewiefor4 'UO-frt. 1.411 18+ 111.1:
tither told me heti here se f,... \ --Ad ..,,,,, e the deer of the chnrch. in itecordance with the , 8 r' .'.
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. `.. A. CR% r "TM' 4-1- 'l3 '3l .9'l'' ',U I Sneak to Mra. Conno f 111 . I t 1 nee p • •li d tl • rector of the chnrch, the ' e , •
p, n eo ,ti mii 1 . • tescri e , m
•se v. c. WILLI (Ma, 01, and 9.1. v nit ' Years—. he «suet quarterly contraets were accepted.
The 101 V. O. M. HOLDP:N, Me heard it was settled and that I had £3. I Rev. R. P, 'l' tuner, presented to the Pishep the i Noe • P S At the Petty Seesions,
•eartir,Toll 00It ATEB. e
00 7.4 111 • tot el, NO le 90. against Be 4 ~ 01,4 last
(Kingsaleford), Cd. attl 91. each. did not say I had above, and might have had £lO 1 Petition for consecration, which having been yesterday, 2a persons were erummened for nonspayment
The REV. JOHN WHITE, of rates. All of them mad except humph Paged, of
New Con, ill. and 9.1. each. if I liked for it. I did not say that my father I read by the Registrar of the Diocese, the Bishop
Churchoutreet, who Iva+ summoned for les 8.1 for five
and mother had been to Halesowen, and that it : and clergy walked to the east of the church, re-
houses in Church-street which were the property of the
Post Free for One Stump est., was made up before Mr. Hone, and that Mr. 1 peating alternately the vergers of the 9(lth Nairn.
defendant. Ordered to'pay the amount.
Hone had scolded the defendant. Mrs. Connop i The service then proceeded according to the e
...lIARGE OF irEALING 1.5.001 a. ..fut the Petty Sessions,
:mid I was a fool I did not have £2O. I said so
.
I was. I did not satisfy Mrs. Connop as to what I form for consecatin a church. Prayers were yesterday, before J. Holcroft and W. C. Firmsione.
: read by the Rev. P. 'H. Robinson, the First nen , Charles Morton, coal dealer, was charged with
I had, I Lesson was read by the Hon. and Rev. W. H. stealing a pen of boots, on the 17th list, the property
Margaret Deeley, titter to the complainant, , Lyttelton, the Second by the N'eu. Archdeacon l'afAtun°o
ak
te
ha It
bfoofo Mr. Lotne denherint e
Pont on f o defended.te k e.7llilw'ainntaeudt
,•"" said she went down to Mrs. Richardson's, and • Hone, the Ven. Archdeacon Downall, of Totnes, id ba,
V her sister told her all about it ; that she went and the Epistle by the Rev. Canon Woodgate. boots in
to sell her n a
loeaad coal, aml wonld tae a ran of
exchange. He tried a boot on and walked out,
into Mr. Richardson's bedvooln, and the defend- The sermon was then preached by the unloaded the coal, and waked away with the boots. In
int mune in and threw her on the bed and held Bishop. i answer to the Bench, cdmplainant admitted she had Mk?
her; and that she struggled very hard to get His Lordship took as his text the 13th verse
of the 21st chap. of :Matthew : "It is written, my • ant to pay rati e
1 the t znall ih%Tapboant wali
it,
rtth
trio(toeteltnedruilil said they!!
tha
costs, 2Ps ed.' *
IC away ; and that after a great deal of hard sham-
gling she got away. I was to tell my mother to house shall be called a house of player. ' The
text, he said, led them to regard the temple Ba A BAD 9,1,1.—P1i Salmons was summoned by Mr
w .
come doa, but Mr t
a. Richardson told me not to rran, Relieving-office, for refusing to comply with an
chiefly from two points of views—First, as the
-- but to come myself and help to carry my sister's
boxes. Before we left order made by the Bench to pay lo per week tevrarde the
All communications must be authenticated by the Name , House of God ; and, secondly, support of his mother. The case wa? proved. and the
sad Aralre. of the writer, not necemarily for puhli• ' on the Saturday defend.
prayer If we considered the matter with re. ant requested 11,4 to sign a paper. We both P c dint. bet . a guarantee for good frith. Those who paid ;in default a diotrepss; in default, three weeks'
do not wish their mimes to be published should, in signed it My sister asked what it was about. ference to our circumstances, and with reference -•• t '
to the manner in which we had been taught in I
addition, adopt a 00/0 fir 1,/,1/10. Defendant said nothing very particular. She as
a 31°"° of dpe::aetnwes fined uas er month until the melmy was
A NEoLECTFOL MOTHER.-sfary Ann Phillips Was
Communieations for the Editor may be teldreterd In 92, asked to be allowed to read it, lint he refused. the Gospel to seek Our Heavenly Father, and to Charged by James Barrett, Relieving-officer, with allow-
ii tee rilt}:v.T. STOUIIIIOIOOO, Or tO Olt' same, oliee, , ceoss_meimined : I know Job Bateman. I wereldp Him; we should see that the same two
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th h
WI. proved. Defendant said that she wentt Into
n. T. it ottum, Pete re.%, t...i:t0:20( o..arli. told Mrs. Richardson that Joh Bateman Mei been Properties were properly to be ascribed to build- : The ease
huuc Intr y and left the shildren with her moher,
ins her diadren to become chargeable to the Union.
t
ings erected and set apart among us for holy whe sent tbem to the Workhouse when she ha lleft. The
We eball Mel obliged by all those wha favour us with eirenlating scandal about defendant, and ought
,e•ht.e ricattons or Advertimm nts writhe; on one to be hung. My mother has Mated stockings
that was built on Mount Zion had that two-fold
uses. Our churches no less than the temple case was ultimately adjourned Cor a month, for defend-
the paper °We. Saul seeding them as early in for the defendant. Mettler ,Ii•I send a note to
; character. In our happy and highly favoured ant to take the children out of the Union.
tlie week as passible. sACT a Cane—Daniel and Ann Gordon were Charged
the defendant. The one produced in the same,
and is as follows : country the law of land was brought to recognise fendants h d b a I
Mrs. Richardson, I have sent the stockings, t •
'omplainant aatd that the deaeen man a -
and give authority to such acts of dedication as by Edwin I... Mardi with assaulting him on the 20th inst.
icing his character. He went to the defendants to ask
"
and they are Te 60 a pair. I cannot think of
vice
which was once set apart for the ser.
they had that day been engaged in, so that the them why they had done so, when Ann Gordon tolirewnad
knitting them for any lees; and there is a pairbucket ottliwaternonv:r(l4
Tuivrdwans A ndtiesimGi &Vilna ns struck
Dekanai el
of God could nevea be applied lawfully to k c
not paid for. Please send the money back, ss. 0. rd n finmell Is and rests.
any other purpose ; and the teaching of our In,* aOF CoNTnter.—James Hart Was anmmoned
"H. DEELee." Lord and the common praetice of the Church in by Messes. Mountford. Homer, and klouraford, of Crad-
Cross-examination continue,!: The note pro- all ages, led them to regard these buildings with ley. with neglecting to work up a quantity of iron into
(laced it the same I signed and my sister, the same feelings as those which the Lord
Jesus Christ reproved nails. Edward Brettle said that on the 13th of June the
:The Clerk here reed the note which J the Jews for losing sight was to ire no,: o wßeri lc., op into
of when they profaned the temple by
,works of riELibaesointiiiia out 96011,s otth
the effect that complainant was satisfied with the
earthly traffic. His Lordship then went on in dwleree wufre sixt:enirbeindles of iron not yet
place, and that her master and mistress had
eloquent remind the congregation that
been very kind to her, and had done all theylouent terms tht brought into the warehouse. Defendant agreed to work
up 2 cat, of iron a week, and the ease was adjourned for
could to satisfy her.- God was as much present in His sanctuaries him to do it.
now as He was of old in the Tabernacle of the
Mr. Horefrav then n
' addreseed the Bench for VaTERS' LISTS.—The lists for Belbrouebton, Broom,
io)e
the defence. He said this kind of charge was Israelites, in a pillar of cloud or flame, to urge Cllzr:1311, Cleat, Ilegley, tally, and Pedcoore, will be
d y the Munster, at the e
n m not uncommonly ninde at the present thne, es- upon them a due and proper use for the means Healey, on M Lytt lton Army Inn,
onday, the 23th inst.
pecially against elerevtuere It wan a clou•ge of grace provided for them. CilAttOE OF STEALING IltoS.—At the Pablic Oilier,. on
easily ntaule. be" difficult to disprove. Corn. After the sermon the offertory was collected, Wednesday last, before R. L. Freer, Esq . James Rey-
plainant'e father Ited been a man in a good posi- and We understand that it was liberal. The nol-1+ was charged w. ith stealing a quaetity of iron on
Lion, bet Witi now reduced to penurious eiremn- 1 Benediction Lavine been pronounced, and the
congregation dismiesed, a large number of the tFbientii eati,ih,
el eathei
ma lic,El
,24nn .1 i
rizt,,, :slit:,
sp.ro.pher
.:Av 1 of
11 !tie sr sore sa.
stances. He has allowed this case to go on for
parishioners, the clergy present, and friends Mr. Perry appeared. to prosecute, and Mr. Harvey eye
with receiving lb sante, knowing it ti have beer; stolen.
Imre than two menthe. At the end of that I
to the f front neighbouring parishes
ete: ir emimeA for the float tiine, and I partook of luncheon pence Ito watch the ease (in the absence of Mr. Collis/
ia a barn kindly
;hie cieli-ee. It is repotted that he weet :
Thuretuns, farmers too Messte•en,leirmstone aa.l McE wen, and Reynolds
lent for the occasion by Mr, for Green—J. Sraytharnan deposed : I am wtrehonse-
lo Due Are-Ill.:mon to complain of the defend- The luncheon which was e"'''
•ete; (.0“.1-1,A, but in his opinioa totte for the exeellent, wee provided by Mr. Sherman, of u,jea„`vre la'.`ll;ql,l,7eTt'n'aoto.,tilenit!.o"eatnil
.0 re • ~.. :If t•xtortiree monev. If o Ii nil mill .t.l Stourbi•idge. The Rev. It. P. Turner presided duplicate ticket book, p trt buing given rao the purchaser
Ile first proposed
• •'••; ,11-lent witness, who lose! milt, volont mile " The Queen," which, having an 4 the other !met, There is no mary in flue ticket hook
oaLe to mak,, a f tqf ,_,lntlnt. and me. iii, ('(i9l di been duly hinoured, was followed by " The of the 15111, 190 i, or 22e1, sold to Alfred Green. I told
Prince of Weles 11,2y1101.11.1 Ord Mr. Melewen Mid an olijecti.m to have rale
lav. no 1:11 •....st in the matter. The Bench , the Prineese. of Wales, and the
t.‘.1:1 imer hie vereioh, and jil.l, ~„,,, to he rest of the Royal Fautiiiy......_.The Chairman then eii. The loose ticket railueed b • toetliiongs with Cat . p , )
g sergeaet Jones euresponds with the book pro
1. :it; !lo!il 1 :11F0 enli ti ,i+laacon Hone. Pr"P"sed " The ileaith of the Bishop of the Dio• 1.01, and is tm entry milde of Men sold on the 121 h inst
.e. et•• 'la Ileen e' eulitted about tho defendant ease. .—Dr. Pliiipott, in responding, expressed tI R. CO.,oor,llLagney, and ia int Reynolds' lrandwritilig.
• le. ,•,)0:1)' , !i:.llt. 01Id CIA WAS t Ili? I.e 2SOII he the Ph. sill it affered him to lee pm suit en eh„t, ---eoe.e:, seem aeleemi : I a fitter. ani work near the
a •11. her IF , 4.91 th•.• paper she did siga lrufere occasion, and rewarlsed thet it was the sixth p‘rtier's (Gre,en)n whicidi adjoins Ids yard, and can see
vi ,g. Hit that paper wee roed ever to the church he had conieerated during that year, vh , ;:ituhe;:lato.i., tot eny,trf „
.(t.l.nixtlitett lit!: I saw Ileynnolodva
lelalnroit eel her sister before hi umiler. fie aud he Lad iu prospeet the conseeratioa of feu) mdao said, •' Come on.Pqusick, Green : 7;)Tlf.ri,,ht."
'hat the defend:lilt's &mete- or live more before time end of the year, So that it rem, wee oat with his inan nanied. Hall, sail returned
lees. It was gaffe &Mae that lit thought the work of Cleirelt extension was in Mont ten minaltes. They brought tonr bars of iron.
. %Met moilay, for the eomplitin- leaking, coosiderable progress in the dioeese. . 3c
2.toil.;itl. atiMtetti...flw:ard Green say to Ilia " tie hack
ent's iii hi liad mune steel:M(4a ti knit, itlld 1.110 elitircli Dizlt day conseezuted was, he thought
:ine said indh
.'the‘; had no':filtrhe,tot7ocultrinitolt ...tut arT.uo•annt(il)rt.;l
Sho pri.M atereed upon W.I 4 1:., hut she had a model of what a parieli church °tight Li be ; him to go litUck and fetch that othorVlgley ha ..1, saving "Tt
eliareed Is b.l, fled threatened hecenee Nine but he took exception to the pulpit being :some- will do for me. Anything will do for a talked
Rieltardeon complein el of the priec. He shoold whet incoveniently placed ilt a corner. He then Hell went ba..lc Alld brought a bundle of Dinch by ID-e-
-ven hie witnesses, and ttek the Bench to disulise rel ',Ted t" the Mimes intele by Lord Lytteltou ''i''teentle tireee eem pr.ent in the yerd. I saw no
Hi
the
twilit!.
of
unneeit
extension
movements in I:l,,viodt,,ee. Have seen Mel brought iora the vied by Rey-
the case. between the first and fourth. end fonrth and tenth.
he dioces
Oheilienee Connop, of the Illty, said she WaS t . e, the assistance he had invariably re- from Mr. MeEwen's.—William 1-11d1, striker, deposed :
the Wife ( f Willi:on Connop, and was on a visit ceived from the noble bid in the ePhrts he made, / work for the prisoner, Green. On the 15th instant. 1
LI '0 ml. James, whiell is near to complainant's and conclude-.I by proposing his lordship's SOW Reynolds come into Green's shoe, about half-past
health. six &doe!, Green took me 1.10011 tO of.• 11 ~,ICS ware-
honse. On Saturday last complainant emote into
her sieter'e m
house, and she asked the complain- Lord n having
Lyttelto briefly reeponded Ima m. Did not see Reynolds till after' when I saw Rey-
, a nem.
a Thomas Morris, who ut fen . ai on
ant it she bad settled Viet aflhir of her's. COM- few more teasto WM; etc- ii and the proceedings aline andnd Mr. Green's shnuld4s. bn of ron
'rim iron n-a+ not
pleinant replied that she had mede it up. I sfad terminated. weighed. Ind not see any ticket. I went 'tweet for some
to her that it was a very good job. She then There was again service in the church in the iron, 1-inch by 1. They had none that size, and I went
said that defendant gave her e:: end more, and evvhiff., when the Vele Archdeacon Downall for some 1-inch by five-sixteenths, and put it into Green's
yard. en
that she might trove had .110 if she had asked preached. I
sions, andhave be sent for iron by G nen no other occas
Reynolds has given it me. but never any note.
for it. I said to her, " I would have had .t 2.0 —Thomas Crump said Ile was a striker. and %nuked for
and so made my Jack." Complainant said that the prisoner, Green. Hellas fete bed iron from the pro.
site und lier mother had made it up before Mr. secutor's works. Reynolds hiss given it to him. Never
Hone, and that Mr. Hone told Mr. Richardson
had a ticket. Had fetched iron from Reynolds several
times. On the 15th nut Reynolds brought two axle caps
that lie was a man of the Gospel, and had coin-to Uremia shop, aod they Were weighed, and after put
flatted a far greater sin than a luau who did not into Green's office. On the 19th I went to Jamas Rey.
know the Gospel. noide to fetch a bar of iron. Did not pay for it, or have
l'he Rev. Archdeacon Hone said he was one any Griot. The iron was weighed at Green's by myself
and a man named Hall. 00 the 22nd Mat Green set me
of the bearers of the Halesowen Grammar te Reynolds for some more bare. There was no ticket
School, and the defendant was the 'newer and given, re• money paid for it. I have gone with Turner,
occasionally oflieiated at his church. He had a iny master, to MeEwen's to feMh some vice neethls.
very high opinion of the defendant, or he should The 1,. Ii helped us to Ham—James Teener, mid he
not have allowed iiitn to do so. The first he wreked for the prisoner, Green. On the 13th inst. Green
said to Remolds if he would let linn have two axle cape,
heerel of this ate: ..• was on the 7th September. as lo: e.,14,1 invoice some work to Re eway, lie shoebt feel
It., we+ overieken in the street by the complain- very much obliged. Reynold., did let wo.
ant's father, who said to him that he had come not see any in him have t
eoice, or money paid Green has told Did roe
on a very dismfreeable business, and stated hie to go for some vice-moulds, and the prisoner. Reynolds,
complaint. Witness told him that he he could weeht serve me. I have been to Ile I•lwen's works, and
not accept an errparte statement, hut if he (the brought some away. Reynold., sometimes put them on
the scales n
defendant) had been guilty of the charge he said h, bu
e workt ever had an invoice.—William Shewarded for Messrs. Fireastone end IMeEwen.
ought to be removed from the school, and thst The two caps produced were mad.. by him (witness).
the saliject ought to have the fullest enquiry. The two tale boxes produced were 10.1., math, at the
Mrs. Deeley afterwards earns to him and asked works.—Thornas Morris raid that he was sent by Rey•
what he led done. He till her, nothing. She acids live vicelm, hack to Green's with some ash. Mixes.
then made two dietinct charges against Mr.
Green was present. Lid not take a ticket. Hove had
tickets of inun. On the 15th the prisoner. Reynolds,
Richardson. After the complaint had been ordered me to take four bars of iron Mtn the warehouse.
made he wrote to the defendant. and had an in. I took it, and went back to my work. Hall and Green
terview with him on the subject on the 15th inst. took the four bare of iron au-my on their shoulders
He at once told him the charges, end from the Later 011 the same morniog one of Green's men came
down and said lie wanted another bar of ilea. I took
explanation given. he (witness) did not believe one into the warehouse, which was after taken to prim-
there waa one word of truth in the charges. eer's Green.—Peliee-sergeant Wiley said he took Heys
Polieemonatable Rae was called, and said that notes into custody on the the 22nd loot, and charged him
the father was now in very reduced eircumstan- eith stealing a quantity of iron, the property of his
ces. Afer some further remarks on the family, employers. Primoner said that Green had had no iron,
bat whet he had paid for, and what he owed for. He
The Bench consulted for about ten mivates, (witness) searched Greenhu premises, and found in the
and diemissed the case. office two axle caps (produced). two bars of iron, and five
parts of bars rif new iren. He then chareed Green with
receiving it, knowing it to have been stolen. Green said
he had got receipt., for all he had boaght.—Police-ser-
geantJones proved searching Green's premises, and find-
ing two sale boxes iu Green's office, and a cerantity of
iron. Both prisoners were committed to take their trials
at the n. xt Worcester Sessions.—Mr. Harvey applied
for b tit for Green, which was granted--Green in £4O,
and twosureties in £2O each. Reynolds Was also sub-
sequently bailed out.

To.-

t CARD.

EDWARD SMITH

NI "
(LaPe of Oldnrisfted),
ARCHITECT, SURVEYOR, AND ESTATE
BUILDING AGENT,

ARCHER CLAREF., PHOTOGUANIER,

No. 45, HAOLEY-KTEEET, STOURBRUViIt,

7UI I:I:hIJJ(JJ?.

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ADVANCED on the STIORTEST NOTICE neon
approved Freeltnl.l Securitv.—Apply to W. C. Maltby,
Solicitor, Stourbridge, and Mph-etre. t.1161-ley Mill.

. -
Lloooto be LENT on _,oo4lFreehold
Security, in one or two sm..

£lOOO to LEND on Freebol.l or long Lesielmlil
Security, in Sums to suit Borrowers.
Apply to Messrs. Iturbury and Bolton, Solicitors, S.
Mi4h.strect, Stourbriage.

THE IRON TRADE.

TO MALSTERS AND OTIIVRB.

A Stook of COKES, suitable for Malting
Parpoiaai. Stoves, &c., Is kept Itt Stunrbrialge Rail-
Way Cosi Wharf.—For price, apply, J. Eveqnn. Coed
and Coke Merchant, Stnarlaidge. Track Loads Coal.
Coke, Lime, Salt, ,te., sent to any Station.

The tone of the iron trade upon the Wolver-
hampton 'Change on Wednesday was buoyant,
despite one or two reports that matters were
not quite so satisfactory as during the past few
weeks. There are no very faro orders to hand,
but a qnick sircession of small orders, mostly
for the smaller sizes of finished iron. There is
a good demand for hoops and sheets, and though
prices are better, all aro by no means getting
the list rates. One or two large;tionnis are said,
however' to be iu the happy condition of de-
clining larger order- preseul, rates until the
mind of the preliminary meeting to-day be
known. There is no expectation of any change
of prices.

TUE GREAT REMEDY Fon NERVOUSNESS,
DEBILITY, EPILEPSY, AND ALL THOSE SELF-

ACQUIRED AILMENTS TIIAT IfIITTER AND
LIFE.

frataeted b, naval TA Patont of Final tnd, and
Sanctioned by all the Continental Cvlb gas.

OURF, IN FOUR WKEKS, I Dr. DE ROOT
GUTTX VITAE. or VEGETABLE, LIFE DROPS,
11? ii in numberless instances proved their seperiority
Deer ithry other si i sod rem.," y for langoor, depres-
Olen of spirits, indigestion,psins and p oinitation in the
aids, giddiness, noise in the head, dte.. which if neglected
often result in eassereptine,lneently. and untimely death.
This medicine strengthens B. vitality of the whole
System, gives enemy to the mercies. speedily removes
nervousness, renovates the Imo-mired powers of life. mod
Invigorates the mood shattered elnatltuti IL For Aldo
ereptimos. pimples, tolotelleoo, freadre end other unsightly
It where mercury. sarkspar:lla. kn.. are 100 often
wriaotovwf to the roil, ,of health. its surprising rifle icy has
t•stoni. Price ds 61. Ils, or t our times the
letter at flis per bottle, of W 01144. Cilf.lll:9t. 27, Riot,.
•tr set Worcester ; Wiley and Brown, Worcester ;
• ol: rhemist, Stoorbridge ; and through ell chemists in
son quoit, Or &root front 25. Belford Place, licsseli•
moue, London. WC.. near the British Museum, where
thousands of testimonials may be seen.

The Preliminary Meeting of the Ironmastera
was held on Thursday, at the F.Kehange ; Mr.
George Barker in the chair. There was a large
attendance.

The state of the trade was carefully discussed,
and there was a general concurrence of opinion
that, although an undoubted improvement has
taken place in its condition as compared with
this time three months, it has not yet attained
such a position as would justify any alteration
in the list prices. A resolution waa accordingly
unanimously passed to adhere to the existing
scale of prices for all descriptions of viands°.
tured iron. -

fins resolution was generally approved by
this assembly at a subsequent meeting at the
Exchange.
At the trade meeting the Chairman men-
tioned, in reference to the indructions given to
the committee relative to the railway rates, that
notwithstanding a correspondence both with
the ageotq of the various railway companies, and
subsequently with the Chairmen, he was unable
to report anything to the meeting which could
than to look for any immediate alteration
in the rates.

OPENING OF THE NEW CHURCH
AT CHURCHILL.

The rural and sequestered village of Churchill
was on Tuesday the scene of an interesting
ceremony, in the opening of a small but pictu-
resque church which replaces a very ancient one

that formerly stood upon the same spot. The
church recently demolished must have been
erected at least 600 yeare ago. Mention is
made of the church towards the close of the
thirteenth century, and the rectory was then
worth 61 marks, a sum which, though the pre-
sent holder of the living would be rather scared
at as an annual stipend, was, no doubt, suffici-
ent for Will'ns de Thnberhangle, Walterns de
Colewyke, and some of the old rectors, whose
names are down to posterity. Of the building
in which these worthies and others, down to the
present rector's time, officiated, nothing good
was to be said. It was an old tumble-down
place, with no features or architectural merit to
redeem its structural defiencies. If it had not
been taken down, it would probably fallen down
itself soon ;and, from a remark which fell from

Lord Lyttelton on Tuesday. it was evidently a
church about wlh people had a bad opinion in
the middle of flic is..t century. The Rev. R. P.
. .

Turner has had the felicity Of seeing carried
out the much and long wished-for renovation,
and has met with ninth success in his appeal to

the. parishioners and
.the public for pecuniary