The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-05-02 00:00:00

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CARD.I
GEORGE WILLIAM PREECE,
LATH MANUFACTURER,
NELSON YARD, SOUTHGATE•STREET,
GLOUCESTER.
Agent for the Stourbridge Dittriet,
.T. W. TFE,
neaut n Bank, Stoldrbridgt„
Where an orders will he punctually attended to

GENUINE DRUGS, CHEMICALS, AND
PATENT MEDICINES.
Always on Sale at
CITAMSI.J=IS
(Um Bancxs),
DISPFNSING & FAMILY MEM,
131, HIOE-STREF.T, STOVRARIDOE.
ONE LOZENGE GIVES RELIEF I
ONE BOX CURES !I
DANCES' CELEBRATED
COU CI IT LOZENGES.
P. r:rins subject to or suffering from
COLDS, COUHS, INFLUENZA, SORE
THROATS, ASTHMA,
SHORTNESS OF BREATH, HOARSENESS,
(II ANY
AFFECTION or THE CHEST on LUNGS,
Should immeilintelv procure a hox of these truly
valuable LOZENGES, and they will obtain
IMMEDIATE. RF.I.TEF AND A QUICK CURE!
Prepared only by
ROBERT CII An SIA EY
fT,TV BANCICO.
131, HIGTI-STREET, STOURBRIDGE,
In Boxes, Is id and 2: 9,1 each.
TTIE WOECESTEESTITEE NOSEGAY,
This sweet and lasting Perfume is much admired. and
will be found the Chcapt4 and Best Scent of the day.
In Bottles, Is, 2s 0,11, and itslid each.
Prepared nab, lv
ROBERT CHARSLEY,
181, HIGH-STREET, STOURBRIDGE.

rA CARD.]
MISSES M. AND E. FOWLER,
DRESS & MANTLE MAKERS.
92, HIGH•STREET, STOURBRIDCIE.

Y,,Ywnr:l DCYlrer!Strol
8i i 0 8
2 42 17-11F1

FRENCH DYEING AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT,
70, HIGH STREET, STOURBRIDGE•
W SANDLAND,
FROM LONDON,I
B E 1?a8s OffivEol.lErtes respectfully
yr: stlAaßittrt;hlll, fl,adies of Stourbridge and Neighbourhood, that Iv
DYEING AND CLEANING,
And COM assure all who may honour him with their patronage, that all Orders ahall have hts immediate uttentiote
coupled with the latest inventionu and improvemesta In the trade.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES RENOVATED
CT THIS
NEW STEAM pßocEss,
0, HIT, Feroossaarmot.

IMPORTA.NT NOTICE.
. S. COOK
Regs to inform the Puldie that he has
0 P I\T ID4
THE SHOP, 91, HIGH-STREET, STOITRBRIDGE,
xt Door to the Ormerrer Mee, and adjoining the Town Library),
Willi A GENERAL STOCK OF GOODS, COMPRISING
BROOMS, BRUSHES, HOSIERY,
Anil a °mem? Assortment of rse.ful and Fancy Articles.
REMEMBER THE ADDRESS :-
91 , G-1-I—STRM T, STOUPRIDG-M.
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PIPES. PIPES. PIPES.
THE FINEST STOCK OF
PIPMS
In the Midland Counties may be seen at
S. FIELD'S,
92 , 111011•STRE ET, STOURBRIDOE.
Where rnay be had the
CHOICEST HATANNAHS AND FINEST CIGARS.
TASTE AND TRY, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES.
WHOLESALE CIGAR ESTABLISHMENT.

F UNERAI. CA R RIAGE ESTABLISHMENT,
STONE STREET, DUDLEY.
GEORGE MORRIS,
MOSeeTeirveedsprnettfhull
FurNetFußimAßT. tnh ;VTR thetTolllFN T Ponlii,,e A7Za.ilivnfaorbte tvoeray kindth tßUPtrtilt
will Maross be hi, atiply to merit er ntinuance of that support by PERSONAL attention, and the conduct.
Inc of Wrist:um, in the TM at solemn macnor, and upon the most reuminable terms. Cabs, Cars, and
Olga on hire on the Shortest Notice.
G. MORRIS HAS ALSO ADDED TO HIS ESTABLISHMENT,
A pATENT COMPOSITE ITEARSE
Which ins derided improvement open lie Hearers we have been a/widowed to see. Its appearanee is
elegant, and with a pair of firaLclass black horses, would do no discredit to the funeral rites of the upper
classes.
By this arrangement the very unseemly practice of placing the enrn either beneath the mounters or
underneath the bammercloth of the coachman, is entirely ditpensed with.
As this Improved Ilea becomes mere extensively known, it caned fail to be %chicly approved and
adopted.
••• OBSERVE THE ADDRESS....
G. MORRIS, STONE STREET, DUDLEY.

II.& J. WRIGHT AND Co.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
STIE-A.1./1 MI\TC+ILTES,
From I to CO U. P.

G --' ......,....A. (41"
c) it_ l:4 I
7• , 1 car . -0- ' . iTii ‘
(O.!!

From 6to SOUP. From 12 to 50 H.P. From Ito 6 H.P.
lITHESE ENGINES are constructed in a most substantial manner, of best
_IL material, with particular attention to economy, efficiency, and simplicity. They are
•ade from complete sets of patterns expressly designed and arranged, with all the parts
; of access, which affords every facility for adjustment.
They are fitted complete upon a very strong Cast Iron Bed Frame, with Metallic Pistons,
Wrought Fly Shafts, Fly Wheel, Governor, and Feed Pump.
DUDLEY FOUNDRY, CHARLOTE-STREET,
60 26 5 0 DUDLEY.

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11111-;!-Y.41612--1,,N•11is
This wonderful Ointment acts like manic in tla, cur- ! cor'9. and
ulcers, however inveterate. It's effect is marv.-!!
or still joints,and in stoppage of the tttater or v. •.. ••. •
.A.1,1•D DOCIITIS
This class of casts, jock, ling sore thro:its, bad coughs, and cold Q. may be infalli-
bly cured by well rubbing this remedy twice a day on the breast, throat, and chest.
33.A.23 LEGS, E.A_D RRE_A_STS, ETC.
In many hospitals in Europe this celebrated remedy is now in general use.
In Spain. I'ortugal, and in Italy, the Physicians regularly prescribe its use for
sores and ulcers. Sailors, soldiers, emigrants, and miners find it most invaluable.
IMPRUDENCES OF "YOUTH.
ertain old sores and swellings can be effectually cured by the joint agency
of Holloway's Ointment and Pills, if used acccording to the printed directions.
The Ointment and Pills should be used conjointly in roost of the following eases :
Asthma Eruptions Piles Sore leads
Bad Lego Glands, Enlargement of Rheumatism Tic Doloureuz
Bad Breasts Gout Scrofula Wheezing, with difficulty ol
Bronchitis Lumbago Sore Throats Breathing
yr (7.1 UTIOY:—None are genuine unless the words" IloPoway, London," are
discernible as a Water-mark in every leaf of the book of directions; which may
be plainly seen by holdiny it to the liylit.-114° Sold at the m :aufactory of Profes-
sor llouowsT, 244, Strand, Lonim, and by all Dealers in Medicine, in pots at
lid., 2.. Pd., 41. W., 11.., 225,. and 33i.—Thcre is a considerable saving by
taking the larger eizea.—V ery copious duoctions for ass are aimed to each pot.

IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC AT LARGE.
REMENBIR 11110 FIRST REDUCED THE PRICE OF MEAT
A'UT HOWES AND CO.,
lIMQ ARE STRIVING TO pRnE LLOYD PROM THE M.REET, BUT
LLOYD
WAS THE FIRST MAN TO REDUCE THE MEAT,
AND UT IS TUX
WORKING- MA_l•T's
STAI.jIjS:
NOS. 21, 22, AND 23 MARKET-STREET,
AN D
181, LOWER HIGH-STREET.

No. 2, MARKET-STREET, STOURBR IDGE.
PA_SI—ITONS
MRS. I3REARLEY
BEGS to inform the Ladies of the Neighbourhood of her return from London, with a Choice
and Elegant Selection of
MILLINERY, AND TRIMMED BONNETS AND HATS,
JACKETS, IN VARIOUS SHAPES.
DRESS PATTERNS, TRI3IMINGS,
Which She purposes MEWING on TUESDAY, MAY sth, and FOUR FOLLOWINU DAYS.
YOUR PATRONAGE IS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED.
WEDDING AND MOURNING ORDERS PROMPTLY AND
EFFICIENTLY EXECUTED.

P. L. SMITH,
AUCTIONEER AND VALUER,
ACCOUNTANT AND COMMISSION AGENT,
Victoria Terrace, Dudley.
• OFFICE, PRIORY-STREET.
(ash advanced to any amount on Goods for positive
sale.
Bills Discounted end Money Lent on personal security.
NB—AU Communications by letter receive immediate
attention.

MONEY ready to be Advanced immediately.
on good FREEIIOLD SECURITIES. Sun. of
Money from £5O to ELM), al5 per cent. —Apply to P. L.
Smith, Auctioneer and Valuer, Victoria.temice, Dudley.

MONEY.—LOANS granted on PERSONAL
SECURITY, repayable by Easy Instalments.
Money advanced on every description of Negotiable
Securities. Trade Rills Discounted on the shortest
notice.—Apply p. rsonallv. or by letter, to P. L. Smith,
Auctioneer and Valuer, tictoria-terrace, Dudley.
Ar ONEY to LEND on Real Security and on
1 Personal Security with I.ife Insurance; and
other Some of MONEY WANTED—AppIy to Messrs
Hecktord and Roden, Solicitors, Vicanstreet, Kidder-
minster.

TWO SUMS of £2OO and £3OO Ready to be
ADVANCED on the SHOWIEST NOTICE upon
approved Freehold Security.—Apply to W. C. Malthy,
Solicitor, Stourbridge, and High-street, Brierley
LOANS AND MORTGAGES.
T OAN Sof not leas Ma £lOO, granted for a
1.. J term of ears, at a reas ioable rate of interest.
Several Sums, mounting to £I9O,'IM, to be invested by
way of Mortgage, at rates varying Ii sn dice and a half
five pi r cent.
Apply to Motors. ANSON, 25, Great I mes-street, Bed-
ford-row, London. Establialied 1855.
TO FARMERS, tte.
BROAD and AGRICULTURAL SALT, at
Manufacturers Prices. by rail or canal, to any
part.—Apply, G. J. Eveson, Rails& Coal Wharf, Stour-
bridge.

NOTICE.
INNKEEPERS', GROCERS', AND OTHER
BUSINESSES,
ARE SPEEDILY & EFFECTIVELY TRANSFERRED
BY S. INSULL,
AUCTIONEER AND VALUER,
HIGH•STREET, BRIERLEY HILL.
No Charge made miles. • Sale is effected.
No Charge to Purchasers.
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TO MALSTERS AND OTIIERS.
A Stock of CORES, suitable for Malting
Porposros, Stoves, &e., Is kept at Stool-bridge Rail.
way Coal Wharf.—For price, apply, U. J. Evesion, Coal
and Coke Merchant, Stourbridge. Truck Loads Coal,
Coke, Lime, Salt, &c., sent to say Station.
R.
ijl
:IL
THE WORKMAN'S CANDLE.
PALMER & Coo.
DECIMAL PALM CANDLES.
MEN TO THE POUND. These Candles,
though ugly, burn well, and without guttering.
They are admirably adapted for all who require one which
emits a GREAT LIGHT. For ARTIZANS, TURNERS
IN METAL, SE AMPSTRESSES, TAILORS, SHOE-
MAKERS, and for persons of WEAK SIGHT, where
the light is of primary, and appearance of secondary im-
portance, these candles are incomparable; in short, one
DECIMAL PALM CANDLE gives the light of three
ordinary Candles, and does not require snuffing.
Sold by all Grocers and Candle Dealers, and Wholesale
by PALMER and Co., Green-street, Bethnal Green,
London, N.E.

SAMUEL INSULL,
AUCTIONEER, APPRAISER, AND GENERAL
AGENT,
JIIGH-STREET, BRIERLEY BILL.
All Business ptnetnally attended to. Charges strictly
moderate. Money advanced upon every description of
Malebold Furniture, Stock, &c.. for absolute sale,

HENRY pERKS,
STOURBRIDOR ROUSE,
43, 111011-STREE7',
Has a large assortment of
BLACK SILKS, CRAPES, FRENCH
MERINOS, PARA3IATTAS,
HENRIETTA AND COBURG CLOTHS,
ALPACAS,
'Ard other materials,'suitable for
FAMILY MOURNING,
AT 110DERATE.. PRICES.
FUNS RALS ECONOXICALLT PC MOSHER.

JOHN PAGE,
MALSTER,
CROSS KEYS INN,
NEW STREET, STOURBRIDGE,
J'A S the honour of announcing to the Gentle-
men and Inhabitants generally of Stuuthridge cud
Neighbourhood that he has taken to the above Old-
licensed and well-known Old-eetablished BUSINESS,
replete with every convenience for the comfort of the
Public, combined wile moderate charges.

PHILIP DREWRY,
APPRAISER AND HOUSE AGENT,
111 rill iiyhant•street , Stourbridge,
BEGS leave to tender his sincere thanks to
the Public generally for the kind patronage ex-
tended to his late uncle, Mr. Richard Webb, for the lost
fifty years; and, in succeeding to the Business, he trusts
by diligence and attention to merit a share of the public
avow..
A a T- UDIO.
rADJOSIUXO THE SCITOOL OF LET.]
H BIRD,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST, STOURBRIDGE,
BEGS to inform the Palk that he takes
NiOTOCi RA NIS of One or Two Persons at 51
per Dozen ; a whole Family or Group of Six or Eight
Persons, it Os per Dozen. Specimens of every style may
be inspected at the studio.
Parties wishing can have their Photographs Painted in
Oil or Water Colours.
H. B. will take entire schools, regardless of numbers.
TO FARMERS, GRAZIERS, DEALERS,
AND OTHERS.
NV. BARNES AND CO,
MEAT, POULTRY, GAME, AND EGG
SALESMEN,
BUTTER FACTORS, AND PROVISION
MERCHANTS, dtc.,
GILBERT'S PASSAGE, CLARE MARKET,
LONDON.
Wr n
• gn
T(lNiim
\Ol. !sa
of
f open to
ienegi ye en a CON.bledto
make high prices. The above Market being most advim•
tageously situated near the Strand, by the New Inns of
Court, is the centre for the West End Trade, combined
with many years' experience, ensures goad returns.
NB.—No connexion with any other house of the same
name.
ACCOrRTS POSTED DOLT.
IF you want a delicious Relish, try Loverock's
celebrated EVERY MAN'S SAUCE, or Carrie
Relish for the million? For roast or cold Meat, Hashes,
Steaks, Stews, Cutlets, Fish, Chops, Curries, Game,
Poultry, Soup, Salad, Cheese, Seasoning, and all made.
lashes. This Sauce is universally esteemed for its pecu•
liar delicious rich flavour, and is relishing in the highest
degree, with every kind of dish. Manufactured only by
Henry Loverock, Chemist, Coventry-street. Stourbridge,
and sold Wholesale and Retail, in bottles, 6d, is, and 2a
each—Agents wanted. •

PUBLIC NOTICES.
PROTESTANTS AWAKE!
GO to the Cons EXCHANGE, Oft IlifONDar.
TIIICADAY, and WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 5,6, wheu the
CONVERTED MONK!
Lately belonging to the Monaatery of Father Iguatiut.
will make keret. DISCLOADKEN of •the doing!, ill Mona*.
teries and Couveats.
Bro. Stealslees, the Monk, will deliver his address in
him Monk's Robes.
J. MAN SON. ESQ.. of Liverpool, will else Lecture
the mule Evening on I.IINERTY or fingxce, or the Priest's
Padlock on the Papist Judgment, and.on Bachelor
Priests ; when he will reveal some dreadful facto connec-
ted with theme auhjectii.
Door, open at Seven; Lecture to commence at Eight
DAME.
Aowissvie .—Front Seats, 61; Bank Seats, Id.
Englishmen, come in thowsauds, and stand up for
your liberties.
PROCLAMATION!
JAMES MAN 30N. of Liverpool, will Preach TWO
SERMONS iti the CORN ENV/UEDA, STOUNNEIDoA, lIU
SUNDAY, Nov 3rd, 1868 Afternoon Service at Three,
and Evening at Half-past Six o'clock
'olJectiona will be made at the clew" of each Sermon
in aid of the Proteetant
THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1861.
ORDER OF DISCHARGE.
In the County Court of Worcestershire, holden at
Stourbridge.
TN the Metter of THOMAS BAKER, of
Brockunior, in the Parish of Kingswiuford, in
the County of Stwitord, Provinion Dealer, formerly of
the Star Inn, Brockmoor, aforesaid, Provision Dealer
slid Beer Retailer, adjudged bankrupt on the litth day
of February, 1888.
An order of discharge will be delivered to the hank-
rept after the expiration of thirty days from thie date.
unless an appeal be duly entered agaiiist the judgment of
the Court, and notice thereof be gaol to this Court.
Dated 30th day of April, 1868.
THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1861.
ORDER OF DISCHARGE.
In the County Court of Worcestershire, holden at
Stourbridge.
IN the Matter of JOSEPH GILBERT, of Lilo
Oak Farm, in the Parish of Kingswinford, in the
County of Stafford, Grocer and Provision Dealer, ad-
judged bankrupt on the 25th day of February, 1868.
An order of diseherge will he delivered to the bank-
rupt after the expiration of thirty days from this date,
unless an appeal be duly entered against the judgment Of
the Court, and notice thereof he given to this Court.
Dated 30th day of April, 1868.
THE BANKRUPTCY ACT, 1861.
ORDER OF DISCRARGE.
In the County Court of Worcestershire, holden at
Stourbridge.
IN the Matter of EDWARD ICKE, late of
No. 62, Iligh.street, Stourbridge, in the County of
Worcester, Clothier sad Hosier, adjudged bankrupt on
the 2nd day of January, 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 judgment of
the Court, and notice thereof be given to this Court.
Dated dtith day of April, 11467.
WILLIAM AEROYD,
High Bailiff.

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from continued incarceration or death. But
MO LADIES, LADIES'-MAIDS, and HEAD WANTED Immediately, an ERRAND BOY, i this war was not of our seeking. King Theo-
L NURSES.—A Lady, who hue had great experience to Clean Boots and Shoee. and to make himself dote brought it upon himself and his unhappy
in getting.up Ladies' and Children's Hair, in possession useful.—Apply at the °Gawky Deice. country. He paid for his cruel obstinacy with
of an infallible MF.THOD to make the HAIR CURL as
his life, and Abyssinia now learns to its cost
soon as it is applied, imparting exquisite beauty, and
keeping it wavy, sett, gl iesy, and in curl in all weathers. WANTED, a Situation as HOUSE-MAID, ! that British subjects cannot be unjestly impri-
even though the hair should possess no natural inclina- Ace. 43.—Apply, A. J., Mr. Baptie's, The Heath, coned with impunity, and that the pavver of
lion to do so. The cost will be Irl per week, awl one Stuorbridge. Eugland is the lien age of her greatne',s.
application will be successfal. Materials end NH three-
- tions will be sent free for 14 slamps.—Addrexe, Miss I
A.M., Mr. &vitro, Stationer, Domuow, Essex. eIOMPANION Required, for a LADY in the RE
Country. Vely Coinfartable Home. with Liberal M/DINGS AT HAGLEY IN HON-
,
Satiny—Apply, by letter only, limilosing addressed cove. OUR OF THE RETURN OF LORD
THE SCIENTIFIC WONDER. lope for reply, to Meese,. Hanle and Co., e 7, Strand,
LYTTELTON.
London, W.C.
THIS Instrument has a clear magnifying I At an early hour on Thursday morning this
1 power of 32,000 times, shelve all kinds of Anio.:cli
was all astir to make suitable preparations
cola, in water, Circulation of the Blood, arc , itta , Adel.
to welcome home Lord Lyttelton, Lord-Licuten-
teralion of Food, Milk, ke., and is jest the Mioroncope
ant of the County, after his journey to New
that every Surgeon, Denti.t, Schoolmaster, Student, and
Working Man hi, Mil have. Zealand. His Lordship left England on the ttuil n
It is pronouticed by the Press (and all scientific men of December last, accompanied by his son (the
who have seen iti tr; be the bent, cheapest, and most Hon. Spencer L 3 tteltou), and Mr. Sethi, a mug.
simple Micrescope ever iuviinted.
istrate well known at London. They arrived
It has twenty times the power of the Coddington or
safe at their destination after a seven weeks' coy-
Stanhope Microscope, and is twice as goal as cele-
brated Rae Microscope (which has been awarded so many age.
prize medals), as may be inferred from the following It is well known to our readers that the Lyt-
'attar received from Mr. Rae himself. telton family have an interest in the Canterbiny
CARLISLi, December 12th, 1867, settlement in New Zealand, and that a good
To Mr. McCulloch, Poilosophical Instrument Maker, many persons emigrated from this district, his
Sir.—Having seen some of your Diamond Plate Lenses, Lordship giving them to understand some 12
I write to ask your terms for supplyieg rue with the same years since, that he would pay a visit to the set-
per 20 gross, as I consider them nuperior to mine. tleuients, and no doubt when they saw
.his face
Yours, dm, they were very much pleased to recognise such
Rae dz Co., Opticians, Carlisle. a distinguished friend from their own country,
whilst his Lordship would be equally pleased to
I beg to inform the Public that I havens Agents any, see them. His Lordship sailed in the " Ata'ate,"
where, and all pretended Agents are impostors. 'The
steam vessel. The journey was made to and
above Instrument can only be timid from me, hi Binning-
from New Zealand by the Panama route. The
ham. Those at a distance who mire for instruction and
amusement. can Lave it safe and free ty sample post, Hun. Spencer and Mr. Selfe, lauded at Plymouth
with book of full instructions, on receipt of 38 Postage on Tuesday morning, and his Lordship went on
Stamps. Samples sent shroud, two stamps extra. to Southampton, and lauded, and then proceeded
All persons wishing father particulars und testimonials
to Higley, where lie arrived by the four o'clock
must send stamped and addressed envelope.
train.
LUDRKSII:—.• From an early hour cannons sent forth their
A. McCULLOCH, loud voices at intervals during the day, flags and
PHILOSOPIIICXL INSTRUMENT MAKER, banners were hoisted from the wiudows in the
and at the time of his Lordship's ar-rival
No. 1.8, Bbeher•street, B;ratipayloain.
a great number of the villagers assembled to
greet him, and the Hon. and Bev. W. H. Lytteb
ton and a number of others welcomed hint at
the station. Tremendous shouts were issued
and cheers given for his Lordship. Quarter-
master Griffin (of the Worcesterehire Yeomanry
Cavalry, Stourbridgo Troop), summoned the
troop, and they mustered to the number of 40,
and waited at the station for his Lordship. On
his arrival the Troop gave a salute, after which
his Lordship got into the carriage which wee
waiting, drawn by a pair of horses. In the car-
riage his Lordship was accompanied by his
brother, the Hon, and Ito, W. H. Lyttel-
ton, The Troop then formed advanced and rear
guard, Quarter-master Griffin and Drill Instrue-
tar Brittlebanks, acted as guards of honour, and
the procession moved at a smart pace. On
nearing the Hall the troop galloped in, end a
number of cannons were discharged. On arriv-
ing at the Hall his Lordship was received by
his mother, the Dowager I. yttelton, Sir Steplieu
Glynn, the lion. Caroline Lavinia Lyttelton,
the Hon. C. G. LyttAton, Miss Mary Gladstone,.
Miia Polly Carew, Mr. Jolla Taltot, and
the other ntembers of his Lort-hip's
The children of the Ilagley tithool also were
present, carrying with them a iia other of ban-
ners with suitable mottoes, as " Welcome back
to Ilagley," "Long life, health, and happiness,
to Lord Lyttelton,' We.
Lord Lyttelton said lie was told that in a day
or two some fawned address wauld be presented
to him, to which it would be hi( pleasure and
honour to return u longer reply than be was pre•
pared to do at that tnoaient. Bat as ho could
not suppose that anything like the whole nu A-
ber of those who had been good enough to come
together on the present occasion would be pre-
sent then, he should be sorry that they should go
away without receiving a very hearty expression
of his thanks to them for that welcome on his
return home. He had hoard that even more
would have been present if longer notice had
been given of their return. lie could niilf say
that no expression of feeling 011 the part of the
inhabitante of Hagley or neighbourhood was
needed, after the experience of thirty years and
upwards he had had, to assure him of their great
goodwill towurds him. No doubt, however, that
was an occasion of a peculiar kind. He had
been a long way from home, had been standing
on his head—flaughter)—and he had a good deal
to stay about what he had seen. He was not
going to say anything about it then' but he pro-
posed to write it down in black anti white, and
to read it out to as many as would MLA) tutu
hear it. He had only to express his gratitude
to Providence for having brought them back in
health and safety after being away live months
—(hear, hear, and cheers)—and for finding those
he left ia this count:7 in perfect health and
prosperity. He returned his hearty thanks to
them for their wdzume—(great cheering).
A baud struck up a lively tune, and his Lord-
ship then withdrew.
'the people then dispersed, and the Yeomanry
went to the Tap House where they were liber-
a/ly supplied with refreshments by the inhabit-
auts of the village. At the conclusion, Quarter
Muster addressed the 1110/1 in a neat
[speech, thanking them for their attendance at
SO short a notice. He had no doubt had there
been a little more time every man in the troop
wetild have been present.
The Cil/1110hS continued firing at intervals dur-
ing the day, end at night, to finish the rejoic.
lugs au immense bonnie teams kindled, sending
foal; its rays of light for some distance.
At eight o'clock to-eight (Saturday) an fularom
will he presented to his Lordship, congratulitt-
ing him on his safe return.

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Notices of Births, Deaths and kfarriasfolli whom deli
authenticated, willbe insailed in the Observer "IMO of
charge.
MARRIED.
On the 23rd ult, at St. George's, Hanover Square (by
the Right We. the Lord Bishop of Itochester, assisted
by the Rec. C. J. M. Mottram, vicar of St. George's,
Kidderminster), the Rev. John Stanley, Chesskire, Oriel
College, Oxford, eldest son of John Chesslitre, Eng., of
Rotten Park, Birmingham, to Eliza Ann, second dough.
ter of Thomas Henry Pargeter, Esq , of Wollescote,
near Stourbridge. No cards.
On the 23rd ultimo, at Rowley, by the Rey, Ward,
Thomas John Tinkham, jun., son of J. Tinkham, Es,b,
contractor, Holly House, Smcthwick, to Eliza, eldest
daughter of Mr. John Wright, of Old Hill. No cards.
DIED.
On the 25th tilt, at Limehouse, London, Mr. George
Wood, of the Lye, near Stourbridge.
On the '22nd alt, after a lingering illness, Emily, fourth
daughter of Mr. Thomas Dl2Oll, of Rowley Regis; deeply
lamented.

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