The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-09-05 00:00:00

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STOURI3RIPCIE OBSERVER.

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succeeding in Ireland, and are said to be concen- I went Act. (Hear, hear.) He had made exteu-
WANTED. a Situation as GARDENER, trating their attentions on Canada, where their i sire enquiries, and found it was quite within the
FM' year.' reference.—Apply to T. II , Ped-
more. complete failure, either by natural decay or by ' powers of the Local Government Bosrd to grant
crushing opposition, is only a question of time. i the prayer of the people of Reddall mu, an
. —
NT kNTED AGENTS in Stourbridg—e, kid- n e Emerald e also e wayfairly .
I the lsle wloo for ' Sir M. H. Beech had promised to attend to their
NV derminster, D imay. Bromsgrore. BGeiley Will, a decrease of political agitations through the memorial. (Applause.) Mr. Sheridan then de-
Cranky Heath. and in all unrepresented towns by the legitimate action of the
STIROPSIIIRE and NORTII WALES UNION LIFE extended franchise. scribed in detail the manner in which the ep-
'there will be political excitement in Ireland as quirY
tn.i SICK ASSURANCE SOCIE TY. Most Liberal will be made, amid applause. Mr. S i.eri-
in other parts of the United Kingdom. during don then concluded by trusting that he might
terms will be uiren.—Apply, erolosiug two stamps, to !
SecreLiry,Northutreet, Slirewsbuiy. i the elections ; but this excitement will be of a find as much favour in the new electors as with
' more healthy kind than Ireland has hitherto ' the people of Dudley. (Applause).
- ' been accustomed to. It will be the free and 1 The Chairman read an article in favour of '
outspoken opinion of enlarged electoral cnisti- ' Mr. Sheridan from R yland's lice Trade
tnencies in the exercise of a right that was too Circa/t.
RROBY begs to inform his Patrons
RB that long.withheld. The increased power of popular Mr. George Green then proposed "That Mr.
. he has REMOVED to the 'lt IW INN, 11105-
STREET, STOURIDGE (formerly kept by Mrs, opinion thus brought to bear upon legislation for H. B. Sheridan is a fit and proper person to re-
Crilagiustim), where he will be glad to see aoy of in. , Ireland cannot bn't tend to the ultimate redress present in Parliament the enlarged borough of
friends. lof grievances which still afflict the country. Dudley, and the meeting pledges itself to do its
--- ; Among these, the two most prominent, are some utmost to secure his return by an overwhelming
WINES, SPIRITS, ALES, AND CIGARS 'of the conditions of the tenure of land, and the majority."
Of the Best Quality. 1 compulsory suppoit of a Protestant establish- Mr. Brazier seconded the resolution, which
i ment by a people, the great majority of whom was carried unanimously.
N.B.—A SPLENDID POCKET BAGATELLE BOARD.
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will be entertained by the next Parliament we thanks to the Chairman, and Mr. S
__ ! are Catholics. That these two great questions The Rev. G. Cosine then moved a vote of
' Sheridan sec-
cannot for a moment doubt, find we earnestly muted it. This also was carried unanimously.
D. HALL, hope that they may be answered in the interests The meeting shortly afterwards broke up.
'of right and justice. Meanwhile, it is cheering
BILL POSTER, Tows CRIER, AND GENERAL to find, from many incidental as well as direct
Mr:ram:awn, i facts, that Ireland is becoming more prosperous.
Next door to the Horse and Oroom Inn, more calm, and more content than she had pro-
BIG ti -S1 It NET. ii ON viously been. She is, with ourselves, a compo-
ST 0 117 It Bit ' - i nent part of one great empire, and harmony and
1 good feeling ought to govern the relations of the
' two countries.
THE STRIKE IN THE NAIL TRADE.
Ver ' The strike amongst the wronght-nail makers
still continues with nuabated tigour throughout
East Worcestershire. The principal parts uffee-
CARTES DE 'VISITE, 6D. EACH.
ted by it are the Lye, Boaley, Old Hill, and
Halesowen districts. 'hue distress owing to this
Grammar School, Stonrbridga Bagley Church
St. John's Church, interior do. Pedmore Church appears to be very great, as there arc several
St. John's Church, exterior do, Wordsley Church thousand hands out of employ. A good many
01.iiivinford Ch., 30 yr:•rs ago Atublecote Choral have taken advantage of the hop season and
gone to gather hops in Herefordshire. The nail
obt-amford ciensni, suit is 1 St. 1110111.1.4 Church
LORD STAMFORD, Is each. 1 factors, as a rule, adhere to their determination
of refusing to pay more than the reduced price,
ctEr AIN ituiwitTs, is each.
The REV. C. If. CR:WT.I7RD, el. and 93. each, although sonic few have expressed their willin"ll
The REV. T. wo.tiams, -
Cl. and 9`l* "eh' ness to give tho old prices. It is to he hoped
The REV. 0. 111. HOLDEN,
(Yingswlnford), eid. and 91. each, that ere long an amicable arrangement will be
The REY. JOHN WHITE. made between both parties.
New Con. CI. and 9.1. each. _
.. eve for One Is
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CHARGE UNGER THE NUISANCE RENON, Al. Aex.
; Nuierincef Inspector for King:4l9lll(ord. with being the or-
o a h :use thick was injnrioue to the health of
iw:nitezrdinne. ::,I,.thone sstraesetesx.,lieurttitoht,e3roalordoth,oonme,htt.itnlitist
ht.l.die 1 Samuel
c ivu&neric.
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charged
by
josro
vi.ney.
en's; of Seinu,l Chambers. In consequence of that the
b6e,,elnl
ymoand
~e
se sm,to d
,t the e01r,.. eitnuigi
.nwsri the;:leb h e lb%
de hs.,setrne eitozp.e -.
1 the neighbours. Ihe eummons was taken out in the
self WAS very bad.
through k. 1 r.lN'itiii,tet aer
shopkeeperssaid thats
wh :41 ii :nit e
theirlit the Magistrates dismissed the case
shopsn"iganeo'ra're , but said that a fresh
gammons would be taken out against defendant.
on a Saturday nielit. .: . ' Er tunt'LYSTLV RsmovlNO 0
Mr. Walker said he could speak for Union-street, wnied `• . - MIDS.—TIMM AS PAW, was
, brought up on a remand charged by Alfred Hawkins with
was adjourned from Monday, the 24th ult. to allow of
was often in a very had state.
Mr. Whittaker said that since be hail received Mr. fraudulently removing a quantity of goods. This case
time to consider noise legal objections raised by Mr.
Ponton, for the defence. The Bench now overruled the
T.nayllinineds
pliudtti;,rnlieexhtraadbpaanle
oxntrLatnttrein,t,.k,,,nightotst the
‘rvehii;lisst,
value of the goods, and costs.
plugs. adopted I
if net- t,,hoeu
It toe
twbeaswparte..arenelt”igi es
.w oAutl dile eel I
presenttlie
time attentiontho,f„tlwieerlleiiaurodt
objections, and ordered the defendant to pay double the
olnaraisaid
been
ili
egidean Willowsnt
ihEndawYgr
that
:10,1
klin,Rionstui tain:el lea
ndirgnadhi
,gotßsimi
in
company
11.1 iianniaeysinst
td.pniorialot::,
witr'....Sl.ll?t,snai.
oeliedellrunL.ih nit.
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question n
Thes Board 'loin: rt 'dip' sailornewl 2hltaih: seteklyci theAcr cet:rs ti:i Reit Board
wouldt
lrhyade,cYtooeuwhylpenid:r‘ seen i:od:otto:n1 :tie entertain ''
:I:l‘tnr.
savingile aiens fitehlweef P 1 defendant. h,
e Celar rea. ?dadelotut.ibhey ~ theiypi GI
p:
manual labour to him, they thought lie should put them
some other men at George Grobett's public-house, at the
:hove.
Mr. Whittaker said he could not afford to do do it, and
the further consideration was najourned. (prosecutor) put down is on the table and said lie would:
An Improvement Rate of isi in the pound WSW made. lIHIII, aDy man in Pensnett. The prisoner picked it nei
Tile Clerk said that it would amount to £563 59 110. and put it in his pocket. Ile (prisoner) was throwing
nese was not. The Bench dismissed the case.
The Clerk read a letter from Mr. Theodore Evans; his own money about. Witr ens picked up 12s 8,1, and
also a bill for £1 I. for auditing the Commiesioners' put it into Bennett 's hand. Bennett was drunk. Wit- 60
PENS NETT VICTORIA.
CII % RGE OV STEALING PIGEONS'. Benjamin Smith
e o accounts,n,
q ~t
ea toi nf gXeui
itnitte hadrf,,
etnakc
ee no
fa
acon ratepayer,si ii eritblea tniamtehiant let Innings. 2nd Innings.
. he did not think £2 2s sufficient. I was charged by Thomas Skidmore with stealing six 1
secutor said he missed the birds on the above date. The E. Noble, st Clifton
----- • The Clerk said that he had sent Mr. Evans a (dim pie ' Ogee", value 11li• bla PrePevtY• on the 27th tilt. Pro- E. Norwood, b Oliver
birds produced were his property. The four were worth ,T. Baker, b Cox
EAST WOR.:',ESTERSIIIRE ELECTION. 4 bee.: 1
J.I. Ann Southall said that she was a deder in pigeons, W. Ureenfield b Oliver .... 0 b Cox
5 beau (I
There are rumours current that Mr. J. P. B. fr°ereefy2el'thaeitidwtollmatulnmenh,,adanrta•Mhzetinti
hti%mtnr sak:;:en,ri,;tll ad i ,
lived at Brierley Hill. On Friday, Hie 28th ult, the S. Derricott, b Oliver
Westhead will withdraw from the contest for fit, Newnam said he believed that mneli more time I
wait thken up on the previous occasion v.hen the accounts
him Is 21 for them. John Richards said that he lived J. Perks, at Clifton
the above division. The honourable gentleman were audited, and if they wive Mr. Evans the money he risoner brought two pigeons to her house, and she gave C. Williams, h COS 1 b Oliver..
at Dudley, and lil3 a dealer In poultry. On Friday, the W. Yates, not out
will, in this event, stand for the city of York ; asked. they should be obliged to give it to Mr. Moore. 5 e Harris, b Col .. 21
and the Liberals there are anxious he should be' lie. for one, should oppose it. 8 not out 4
come a candidate again at York. Other members of the Board expressed the same 28th ult, prisoner went to his chop, and offered two of W. Brooke, c Mason, b Con 0 b Con 0
the birds produced for sale. Ile gave the prieoner Is Id 18. Beckley, b Oliver
Other
sad the matter dropped. 0 b Col 2
The Clerk read a letter he had received from Mr. Har- for them. Police-constable Brittain said he Was etationed N. Pope, le Cox 0 b Cox 0
at Brierley Hill. From information received be appre• Byes
ward. at the request of Lord Lyttelton asMng whether
anything had been done in reference to the IVorkshops heeded the prisoner about a quarter past twelve, on Sun-
in reply , Prisoner's wife said," Why don t you tell him where you
Act day morning, and charged him with stealing the pigeons.
stole them from. l'risoner, who pleaded guilty, was
Mr. Taylor said he wrote to 'Lord Evttelton
sentenced to two months hard labour.
Superintendent Mills with illegally keeping his bailie
that nothing had been done, and that there WAR to be a '
meeting of Commissioners to-day, and would bring it
ern fir the siis of beer after eleven o'clock, on the night
BEFEHOUSE OFFENCE.—AIfre d Atkins was charged by
on billre the Board.
of the 24th ult. Poliee-Constable Hammond proved the
After some diseuseion a motion was made that the pre-
etre. After bearing the evidence, the Bench dismissed
thbenvahtusgommapnluiefaacwtoirtbies
sent Inspector of Nuisances should be appointed to visit ,
Board. thine Atheei,ilainsigeito, ' the case
ASSAULT Cxee.—Benjantin Homer Was charged by
William Harris with assaniting him on the '27th ultimo.
trnesveertwhweththeet I
, Some witnesses were called on both sides. After hearing
the evidence, the Magistrates said the case Was a very
trilling one; and they should dismiss it; each to pay kin
own Costa.
DRUNI: AND INCAPABI.E.—W Main Davis Won charged
by Superintendent Mills with being drunk and incapable.
Pilice.setgeant Hudson proved the case, and defendant
was fined 5s and costs; in default seven days hard
labour.
BREACH OF THE PEACE. AIIIIOU, MCAdADI And
George Brous were charged by Superintendent Mills with
committing a breach of the peace by the fighting on the
22nd ult. Police-constable Freeman proved the ease.
Defendants were hound over in their OWD recoguizances
of 4:20 each, to keep the peace for six months.

CLF.NT 1180)14CMOCE OILISIMAH SCHOOL. TM•
math sa played on thn ground of the latter on Satur-
day, August 2ilth, and owing to time nit allowing the
full game to be played out, was declared in favour of the.
Grammar School. Subjoined is the !Wore
r.

J. Hall, c Ho'croft, b Smith 5
C. W. Oates, r Wilson, b Rempe .. 21
W. Hayes, b Blore • 10
A. Swindell, c Kempe, b Blore 0
J. Bromley, b Wilson .. •28
.7. Hayes. b Smith .. • 20
F. Swindell, b Wileon • 0
.1. Emery, lbw, b Smith .. 4
C. Kempson, run out .. • .
C. W. Roberts, not out . • .. 8
E. Moore. b more .. 7
Byes, Widen, 12

13110MiOROVE GRAMM/A 5C11001...
Fempe, e ILye, bA. Swindell .. 36
b Emery .. .•
Rev. JO. More, c ilnyes,D Bromley 32
Rev. J. B. Wilson, b Moore • 7
C. !Literal, run out .• •31
J. C. Loveridge, I b vr, b Emery .. 3
Bingham, I Emery .. 1
Buckle, Li Bromley .. .• .. 5
Harrison, e and b Bromley .. 5
Moab, not out .. • . .. 45
c Hayes, I b'. Swindell ..
Bye.,, Whirs, kg. .•

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CLENT (SECOND ELEVEN) r. BILONsGROVE COLLEOP,
ATE ECIL)01. —Till* match was played on NV edmaday
lait, on the ground of the former, and reaulted. as the
score will bhow, in C iietorry for the Brutuagrhve Colle-
giate School, by 12 roan.
CLENT.

lot Innings. 2nd Innings.
W. Thatclier, b Beech .. 1 run out .. .. .. 1
J. Taylor, b Eddy • • .. S ls Beech .. .. 1
0. W. Roberts, li Beech ... 0 c Bsywell, b Beech 2
C. Bought°, c and b Say well 15 b Beech • • .. 4
G. Hcrion, b Beech .. .. 0 c Wilson, b Eddy 15
E. Shuck, run out . • .. 4 c tircening, b Beech 4
J. Jones, c Eddy, b Ssy well $ at, b Beech .. .. 3
IG. Potter, run out .. .. S run out.. .. .. 1
A. Jarvis, b Eddy . • .. 4 c Wilson, b Eddy 1
.1. Waldron, c and b Beech 1 c Saywell, b litech 0
Substitute, not out .• .. 0 not out .. .. .. 0
eyes, wides, ki:c. .. .. 8 .• • • .. .. 6

BROMS6ROVE COLLEOIATE SCHOOL.
ht Innings. 2nd Inning.
Ech4,l) Shudc .. • . 2 b Shack .•
liandor, c Boughton, b
Slices

U

Sorrell, b Shuck .• 5 b Potter
C. Thomas, c Thatcher, b
Shuck.. .• • • .. 0 run out .• .. 4
Beech, b Potter .• • . .. 12 c Roberto, b Shuck It
Wright, b Potter .• . 1 run out .. • • .. 2
Greening, b Potter .. 1 not oat .. ••.. 3
J. Williams, h Potter 6 c and b Shuck
Wiluishnrst, not out .. 5 b Potter • • .. 4
Jeffries, c and b Shuck 2 b Shuck • • .. 41
J. Thomas, run out .. b Shuck • • .. 7
Byes, wides, &C 13 .• •• .. 9

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CORRESPON DEN C E.

IVe wish it to be distinctly wolerstood that b inserting
letters in this col limn, we do not the identify ourselc‘
with the opinions of oar etwespondeats.

To the Editor elf the" Ohqtreer."
Stu.—l extract the followiog address from that nest.
lent and cheap Protestant paper the Ria, and shall be
glad if you lull kindly give it a place in your columns.
A. BOGERS, B.A.
Longlands, Sept. 1, JUGS.