The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-12-20 00:00:00

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SATURDAY, DEC. 20

of Dudley, was appointed by the Conn reedoe.,
manager of the setsto, and Mr. Sheldon, of Wide":
bury was the solietor to the petition.

Bryant and May beg to direct special atteatioa MILL
New Oval Pocket Vesta Boxes, with Patent
ere, which are entirely free from all Bonik
Sharp Corners, and admitted by every mow b. eft
and Cheapest Pocket Box ever produced 11.i.44.....111
where at One Peany. Patentees aad 'tole -"MP
Bryant and May, London. B.
Holloway's ()ailment and Piffs.—lth.te, A
ralgia.—lt le sometimes difficult to det m"ermine
these dimases is afflicting the sufferer, Mu
tainty will be immateral if Holloway's remedies
They alleviate and cure all muscular and nervous
In hereditary rheumatism, after hathing their".
part with warm salt water, Holloway. Oinbaset leo
be well rubbed upon the spot that it may pe
exert its soothing and regulating properties on th.a...7
or vessels and nerves which being unduly exited,
both pain and swelling. Holloway's beatifies{ ha. fk.
merit of motoring the disease without debilitating IT.
constitution which was theinevitable result of the igoi:
mw mercury, and colchicum practice forineftly 41444
in these complaints.
THlit.o4T A.I7B4ITIONS AND BOARSIENI/3....A.11
from irritation of the throat and boareness vil
ably surprised at the almost immediate relief dada
by the use of " Brown's Bronchial Troches."
famous "lozenges " are now sold by most 11111pliii
chemists in this country, at Is lid per box.
troubled with a hacking cough," a "slam
bronchial affections cannot try them too soon, se
troubles, if allowed to progress, result in ieriolll Nes
nary and Asthmatic affections. See that the
" Brown's Bronchial Troches" are on the Omens"
Stamp around each box.—London Depot, dffi Ott*
street.

lioiilLlNk I For the TEETH and BREATH...A 6,
drops of the liquid "Florilioe " sprinkled on a mite*
brush produces a pleasant lather, which 'homy.
cleanses the Teeth train all parasites or other bassi;
hardens the limns, prevents tartar, stops deeay,gisssi
the Teeth a peculiar pearly whiteness. and • 64*
fragrai to the breath. It removes all implemented.,
arising from decayed teeth or tobacco snaolts."
Fragrant Florilioe " being compooed in part of Los
and awe it herbs, it sometimes tarns cloudy be 41
licious to the taste, and is the greatest toilet dessert o
the age. Price 24 6d for the Inlaid, and Is per **la
Flordine " Powder," of all Chemist, and Peke%
ADVICE TO MOTHERS •••• YEA WINSLOW'S &MUM
SYRUP FOE CHILDREN !—Should always be Ise Mrs
Children are cutting teeth; it relieves the lige Idea
at once, it produces natural quiet seep by rehire% Os
child from pain, and the little cherub awakes "s, boos
a., button.' It is perfectly harmless, and very Ono
to taste. It soothes the child, it softens tbs
all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowelanallft
best known remedy for dysentery and diarrhea, whom
arising from teething or other causes. Mrs. Wisosos
Soothing Syrup is sold by thousands of Mediebsedaks
in all parts of the world cli, lid per Wellhead Mloos
of Mothers can testify to ita.virtue.—ManufaimoNos
Oxford-streat, London.

VALUABLE DISCOVERY FOR THE Hata: I—A meggig.
perfumed hair deeming called " The Menem Ili
Renewer," now being sold by most Chemiste sad Posta
mere at 3s tid per bottle, is fast sapersediag
Restorers "—for it will positively restore in ettll
Grey or White hair to its original colour, by al=
cations, without dyeing it, or karma the
smell of most" Restorers." It makes the hair AM
ingly beautiful, as well se promoting the growth milk
spots, where the glands are not decayed. Coda*
from be. Veremann on every bottle, with fall pediethlk
Ask for" THY MRXICAN HAIR M N SSS a," prevail!
B.C.cu .1: Lot:
i3T,
.oxx,49A dtD e- soturr Cm;
tLionudLotiL.
000eg
hi.
NONIC WAPERS.—From Kr. C. Collins, Chemist, Irdko•
Lane, Stourbridge : "I ma much pleased to say that yam
Polmonic Wafers give general satisfaction. &Mad d
my customers have takea them for whoa, weeks, ga.
and in every cue they hare had the desired efrect. Is
my opinion, they surpass anything that bss beet odered
to the public." 'ltimy instantly relieve asthma, Comsat"
tion, Coughs, Colds, Gout, Itheumstism, and
pains, and taste pleasantly. Sold by all Deuggiets
lid. per box.

GIVE YOUR ORDERS 1T ONCE FOB
THE CHRISTMAS NUMBERS OF TES

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~ those who had been convicted during the year. I driving cattle to the sale ring through .
t h • f 12months.
o poach again or manager of the setae aud Mr Sheldon et
Central Committee, Birmingham, said he wished ~ . , .
' Walk
around it.
Mr. Perry said that he had areseher application ' crowd of purchasers congregated h
41Non- bury was the sole:tor to the petition.
the find two sureties of £5, and himself in .elO, not The Rev. n. W. cre.ky, deputation from. the of Dailey, was appointed by the Court
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A BRUTAL ASSAULT,—At the Petty Sessions to state a few of the principles for which the .
.__ ( IGRATION TO ADEL" D E Et (stoutirrille o.6sedter. to snake, which wae rather different from the last , Several other additional conveniences havefor
one. It was that Mr. Bridges, of the Taletot added, and altogether the arrangements been
held on Thursday, before I. Spooner, Esq., Stipen- conformists of this country were now conteanihhantg.
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lUTH . ' T
ss. ALSTRALIA. - ... •• - ••. -- -- --- --- - - Hotel be allowed extra time on the 31st,Mary Ann Collier,
on the lffili instant. From the fight. and he wanted those in that district in the New Oval Pocket ?ids ones, with Patent 8 • "fit
diary, Henry Roden was charged with assaulting In Birmingham they had jest !got out of . . d Bryant and May beg tozdirect special 'wawa
ors, which are entirely bee roma all 11040
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er n
betr .p, 0
ea nkcleti seer admitted bpyr .
de • earl.
do a. GI
evidence of complainant it appeared that she co- forthcoming contest
L,, ./1 • SATURDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1873. so that reception and disposal of cattle are as complete
winch
had been
d had child b to stand up for those principles
...i.. x i •"40•- he might have a few friends in private. In as possible. There were 65 head ofthcettlbeetenng- .. .
answer to the Bench, Mr. Bridges said that he tered for sale on Tuesday, amongst _ e_r. luibited with the defendant, an a c y . for the Dudley School Boardl Csa
' - - -- --- - more where at One Fenny. Patentees lad sole
"STE") PAS.S' A 0 E S ----- - had to attend to the business unlil eleven o'clock, seine remarkably fine beasts, the property of m .
for Lis pri. Joseph Edmunds, of Claverley ; the Earl of the child, when the defendant struck her. Corn. applause). The contest . B Bryant and May, London. E.
NEW LAND ORDER LEOUI-ATIONS THE SENTENCE' ON MARSHAL and asked permission to keep open for.
.his
friend '1 ' 1 k 'which Stamford end Warrington;
s only until one ococ , wasT. H. Pargeter, 1 interest.g He came
him. She asked him for money for the support of so successful in. Birmilia_m.—(inhear, hear, and
plainant said she did not wish to press the case. than local; it had a national
.Holloway's ()ailment and Pills.—ltheaesau.. ,
tt of aoutii Ausualia are ',reeved to BAZAINE. _ granted. Esq., of Wolleecote ; and other well-known raigia.—lt Is sometimes difficult to dot/runes' eeaes""e
tie following persons :—had ;undertaken the
week's hard neatness and join those who these di,...., is afflicting the sufferer
, hat seee .._,,,
Aland and other Labourers, Miners The trial and sentence upon Marshal THE FACTORY ACT. —Michael Harris again stock breeders. The sale also included 250
appeared before the Bench to answer a chew sheep, several of which were splendid specimens labour. e• t Liberals refer
hMiur,t Spooner
costs;
assizsaulwto, and fined there thr..eveni.. evening to ask them to work with ear-
tesk of assisting their wen mere— tainty will be immateral if Holloway's beadual7wa
tder 50 years of age. Baxaine have attracted an unusual amount. „me, .In hereditary rheumatism atter Whine msfterei 'omestic Servantt, or Widows r e preferred against him by Mr. William Henry of the famous " Shropshire Down " breed; be-
that they had fought , their fight on false i
(applause). In Birmingham they had been told They alleviate and cure all muscular all nerve -e,,tcL
ier 12) not exceeding 25 ye G` interest in this country, where, it must Brewer, Inspector of Factories, for allowing his sides a quantity of fat and store pigs. Several
OLD HILL.
ebildwrtalwitill•brusobwobarhdinugsalPnannt dtwarseetegn4n:trilttiontilagaoptwriaotype.zartith:,:attiat :4--
IV Pelee* aw
be admitted, public opinion is by no means son, Joseph fiords, to work in the shop of Am. prizes were offered for the best animals in the
mice:— mianimous in its estimate of the fallen offi- broae Eveson, on the 27th November. and no- sale yard. The licensed vietuallere
'prize of .£3 TaIRIATESINo.—At the Petty Sessions held on Wed
I before M F W ti
awarded to a tee- nesday wit, mem. F. W. . arrs an . . and that their programme of education had de.'
B d N hearers would not sacrifice their liberties to the er vessels and nerves which being unduly exited osZ 12 yeasts £3 each cer. While the Timee and other papers glecting to send him to school. Our readers 10s, for the beet fat boast, was mtgley, Joseph _. ceived the many. He sincerely hoped that his
both pain sad swelling. Holloway's bestowal ia. --
a and under 40 4 11 Siddaway was charged by Maria, his capric of the priesthood, and that they would not
wife, with using threatening language to her on the 10th submit to ecelesiasticaledomination in matters of merit of 'emoting the disease
swithost debilitsgsi *eh
will recollect that this case was adjourned from leak, from Mr. Joseph Edmunds,
And under 50 8:: have strongly approved the finding of the unds, of Claverley, n'
hod; and the latter asked for sureties. Mr. Addison education—(hear, hear). The Nonconformists constitution which was theineintable remit es ik,
.ecelys • Land War Connell of vt ar, which was so long sitting
'tamford's which
last week for the attendance of Eveson. After which sold for £32 15e. The second prize was
hearing further evidence the Bench decided to taken ny • fit heifer of Lord S , appeared for the complainant, and Mr. Stokes for the wv't
NM . at Versailles, there has been an equal num. defendant. Complainant said that she had bign married in these complaints.
were described an godless and graceless infidels. inn mercury, and colchicum practice formerly
tins defendant in the mitigated penalty of 6.4 and the people weae told to avoid them, and not
' her on the other side to declare that although to the defendant for 17 years. A short e ago he listen THROAT ANIGiaTIONS AND HOARSENESS...4a us,
0 r. wan a.
realised Al A third prize was also awarded
to their teaching, They, (the Nonconfor-
lee', the political part sought to be played b inclusive' of costs. They, however, warned Eau;
Y that if he came befoue ahem again on a similar sheep was allotted to Mr. John Bache, of High On
the
t M Ed d The first prize of £2 be for
turned her oat ef doors, and she had to go to lodgings. .
above date the defendant cause to where she was mists) asked for no privilege which they denied from irritation of the throst and Imareress will bs--..„
ably surprised at the almost immediate relief age=
tolr,beeridLge. Bazaine was wholly indefensible, he really charge they should impose a much heavier peu- ilebberloy, whose wethers fetched 02s each. A '
working, took her tools and anvil way, and threatening to their opponents ; they merely asked for an by the use of "Brown'. Bronchial Troches."
, did his utmost in face of the enormous dif- alty.—Ambrose Eveson was charged with ow- second Filo for sheep was divided between Mr. to knock her brains out. She had four children, and the acknowledg,ment of the principles of self-govern. famous ° lozenges " are now sold by most
'am, ficulties by which he was surrounded. Leay. ploying Joseph Harris at work more than the F. Blakeway, o addesley, and Mr. 11. Thuile ' defendant had taken her bed away. She war afraid he ment carried on by the representatives of the chemist, in this country, at Is lid per
'ING ing history to pass judgment upon the un- time allowed. Defendant pleaded guilty, and ton, of Churchfill? hThe highest rice for shoe wools! do her some bodily harm, and mires that the de- people—(applause). Who managed most of the troubled with a "hacking cough,- a.. sialci c ---,
Pt, fendaut should be bound over. Mr. Stokes said all the schools now ii The answer was to familiar to them lg,e •
bronchial affections cannot try them too soon, as° ssigh;
NG' fortunate Marshal, let us for a moment was ordered to pay 10g.—Adam Evesou was troubles, if allowed to progress, result in serious Pam.
sly _ Taylor, f charged with employing William Tay ") 000
Was Soo. Ihe stock throughout wpm.. of excellent
Hie only reason for defending his all.
Bench could do wita to bind over his client, which he was
willing to submit to. , they wanted to educate the rising generation
nary and Asthmatic larcenous. See thst thaw,
N draw a parallel between his case and that 0 being , he quality, and the sale realised upwards of .t..., .
in schools managed by those speciallyappointed - " " Brown's Bronchial Troches" are on the Go
under 13 years of age. Mr. Brewer for that purpose on a broad and free platform— twassee
a naval commander of our own, whose fate ; client, was so that he should not be sued for mainten-
ance. Defendant was ordered to find one surety in £lO, ' Stamp around each box.—London Depot, 493 Otsed
proved the case, and defendant was ordered to LOCAL BANKRUPTCY APPEAL. (hear, hear). They did not want to give to their street.
drops of the liquid "Floribue " sprinkled on ;wet—is;
•xeited greiti interest in this country a little pay costa.—Mattliew Butler was charged with and himself in £2O, to keep the peace for six mouths.
A DRUNKEN WOMAN.—Mary Barton, an old offender, children education as a privilege, but:as an indi-
FLORILINE I ..- For the TIOITH and Hanna A a„,
Ire than a century ago. In the autumn not sending his son, Arthur Brettle, to school. was charged with being drunk on the 11th ifflii. Police- vidual right—(applause)—and they wanted their
Before Sir J. C. Bacon, Chief Judge.
constable Cooper said that he was OD duty near the schools to ho on a level—each doing his own duty
756, and when the reign of George the The case wile proved, and defendant ordered to brush produces a pleasant lather, which
el was drawing to a close Admiral pay 0/1, costs. —Eli Kendrick was charged with Ex-pertr Pewee re BOWEN. Cross, when he found the defendant lying down in the and religious work. They wanted their schools cleanses the Teeth from all parasites or other
tra"
sly drunk, She had only recently come out r mem,
,fis sent to relieve the ilsand of Min. uot sending 'us two ohildren to school. Defend- 1 bid woe an appeal from an order of the rootadhelp
prison,leswhere she had been confined for a similar to be managed by nien elected by the people, so
the
erdlaenes
.thae gurus, prevents tartar, stops deeay,-0;;;;
ant's excuse was that he could not afend to prythat the present disgraceful standard of education h
'is fleet wits, however, not quite so -9 offence. Inspector Price said that defendant was in the fra raoT 'GT to rtrenbirreatrie"ift remove, and
a the school money, He was deed Is in each case Comity Court Judge of Stourbridge, whereby
I all unseemlier*
'hat to which he was opposed; so the trustee, Mr. Pewee was ordered to pay might be improved. He had been told that, at .g. -
ansuag from decayed teeth or tobacco smoke.. ae and costs.—Souse of the defendants having' habit of getting drunk every day, and was a great nui-
tmeeting f the B' ' h School B
4.dmiral, after an indecisive con.. Fragrant Florilioe " being c limo d '
pleaded ignorance, Mr. King, the Magistrates' within fourteenasdii,,yv II the
they
of to live sauce. Mr. Hingley said he would try her mace more, the nex o e wining muo.
g )refer. and told defendant that if she came there again lie should and, a proposal would be made to increase the and ewe it herbs it sometimens tarn.'e
elineuritiy: Wilt"
to Gibraltar, leaving Minorca Clerk, read the 14th, leth, add 16th sections of send her to prison for • long term, staff of teachers iu Board Schools, which clearly licious to the Male, and is the greatest toilet dimsem7.o
ws did not travel so rapidly . the 30t1.1 and Slat Vie., chap. 140, which enacts ewntial clam under the 3:2nd syeetion of the Act ;
but he had refused to do so, on the ground that A des-mime Houegitesarmit. Benjamin Wyld,. • showed that the Nonconformists were fully alive.
youth 16 years of age, was charges ',Ali „dimly entering to their responsibilky—(hear, hear), In Birmine- the age. Price 25 lid fur the Wield, end ls per ws kr&
~, FlorGine "Powder,' of all Chemists sod p't does now, consequently "That every child who is employed in a work- all the money he had in hand, and which einem- and breaking into the dwelling-house of John Levi, ou liam they intended to make' the Board Schools
hefore the conduct of Ad. shop shall utteud school for at lowa teu hours in ted to the suns of £220, was required to investi- the 11th inst, and stealing £1 Is 101, his property. Mr. better than the present Denominational schools sytreyEou TcORIELLOpT.HBV —Mao.h. LINELOTeII seems
known iu England, but every week during which he is so employed." gate the affair, of tho debtor, aud now appealed Addison defended. Prosecutor, who is a butcher, mend-
.: and he did Sincerely hope Mat in the borough of Children are cutting teeth; —Should
.relieve, aTtahbaalai Ilk" it e list. wee.
of it, there was a loud " The parent of every child employed in a work. to tied Court. tug at Blackheath, said prisoner was formeily in hie
employ, and was in the habit of taking out meat From Dudley would follow suit—(loud applause), He at same, it produces natural quiet sleep by raj...e'er_
nerely against Byrig, tehheopinsiinianlelrcreusueirt.,haabt eltihiled
Atoctalten,,clEsreehool in Mr. Bagley, enstructediby Messrs. Combe and sespiesona he had, on the above date he concealed him- did not believe in preaching alone. They heard ollsildbufroon rinita:d thrattitleheherub awake, -.lag's;
nmont which could out who wally fails by the
act in conformitryywNietrh- fV%e'raMliwright'lloatutStalle Mr. Winslow, selfa .enot.khich he oknesye •w t
tti
her,
ewe
,i wentfleeavi
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witness
e leo. eikpe dt i the
housedoo a:4
ugtrieoantaideal
parbohe uttothticaiann
their
iy ocfliineremnbebrisitotfhtehite• to taste. It &wilier the child, it sotanaantdb•TalPhil"
'et to sea. The this seotion shall be liable to a penalty of not by Idt eesisarPeg.eßernard and King, Solicitor, Stour- alone. In about ten minutes after, he heard the door programme was too limited. What was wanted all pain, relieves wind, regulates the bowels, -4
,a, put Admiral more than 20s for each offence." The 16th sec. '• frespondent, being unlocked. It was opened, and the prisoner came the people and he for one best known remedy for dysentery and diarrhea, mugs
bridge), or was a f school for
free a
in and lit • candle, which was on the table. Lk then me arising from teething or other causes. Mrs. Windom
is best in pre- enacts "That any occupier of a workshop who Mr. Bagley, in opening the coos, did not deny e
walked up etriirs, aid remained there for abuut a minute, ""-' s
child '
advocated a free school for every in the soothing Syrup is sold by thousands of Medieineflagm,
will be ob. has employed a child for any time, amounting that the men in queston had a preferential claim and then came down. Witness wised hold of him by country. He objected, however, to the introduction in all parts of tte world at Is lid per bottle, end Mlte,--
` employed in the whole, to not less than 14 hours, shall, on up to £2O, but contended that the trustee power the two bands, and said, "Bin, I have gay., oh, time., of religious instruction in those free schools. They of Mothers can testify to itamirtue.—Manufactory,sp
inc. The the Monday in every week during the employ- to with/Ad its payment until after he had tho- Whilst teeing him seross the road, prisoner bagged to be must have religion taught away from the noise of Oxf,ord-streat, London.
went of such died, obtain from the principal forgiren. Witness sent for Police-constable Jacksou, ordinary schools so tbat it might touch the chit- % ALUAELE DISCONERY FOE THE Ham: 1-1. very ow.
c negli- roughly investigated the affairs of the debtor,
teacher of some school,certificate that h
.a t
.t e and he poi in sdavite from hitneelf and others wh ) searched prisoner in wituess's presence, and found dre 's h ts ' ear' 'The wretched
(h • s hear)t e wretc cry perfumed hair dressing called "The Meilen - ---'
air
n and dem go employed hiss, in the manner required t upon him fl. is 10d, wbieh consieted of • half-sovereign, of Lus.odless edu—eation west a weak assault of the Renewer," now being sold by most Chemista sad Pude.
o show the, that process woo till going on. four-pence in Copper, lad the rest in silver. Prisoner „„„--, niers at 3s bel per bottle, is east superseding an °mit
ed their o )onents' 'oil- by the Act, attended school during the preced. The li uidetin debtor, who failed in the begin- also took out sparse, which contained Is Oil. Prisoner '-'""aly. In effect, that cry show
for
Restorers "—for it will positively restore IA CECII go
it, ing week, if attendance at school was so required •g of the present year, war what was called phail a key upon him, which was witness's property. weakness, for they had no foundation for the as. Grey or White hair to its original colour, by 111:=
' . during that week." . in that pars of the country • glaesmaster, and re two keys to door, one of which had been section, although it had some effect upon a certain cations, without dyeing iag Gl-
it, or leav the
Tuber for w the
ortieve or six months. Could not say how it got into class, it was intended to uphold the tyranny of smell of most " Restorers." It makes the hair cbsm
at the time of the appointment of the trustee on the possession of the prisoner, Crose•examined : I did the priesthood, and to mislead the people. They ingly beautiful, as well as promoting the growth oa Isal BOARD OF GUARDIANS, the 14th of March, the claim was made by five leave the drawer unlockei for the purpose of detecting frequently heard the ministers of else Church of 6Potur where the glands are not decayed. cam,.
The weekly meeting of this Board was held persons in his employment. The trustee re- the thief. I had sasiaLiffitnt;:i4 the prisoner before, and England cursing the Nonconformists, but, happily, frumipber;,Vicarenari:p
xioen,epvegibos II:, with fall pariesks,
erday ; Mr. orauger in the chair. There quired some time to investigate this claim, but that was thae. e e
t la eeLeerei out meat forrapawro-r unfastened. Dutii.- tkeir curses had no effect. Let them curse on and A"
H.C. GALLUP 3, 0:4910rd-street. L'oanwdao:'." 1414"
leo present :—Messrs. Dillingham, Guest, it was substantially established by the men, and '
asouey back. On one occasion he charged Mr. brought the
nurse their particular notions, but the grand work Cuss, Or ASTHMA AND Covens it DR. L ell PR.
Baker, Rhodes, Fiddian, Griffin, His- and apes an application on their behalf, on the more money than the meat same to.—EllenLevett, wife the Nonconformists were struggling for would IRONIC WAPEES.—From Mr. C. Collins, Chemist,/
et
ler, Hall, Wood, Raybould and Wright 3rd of July, the Coauty Court Judge, sitting in of prosecutor, said that previous to her going out on the ultimately be aceomplished—(applituse). The Lane, Stourbridge: "I am much pleased to say that pm
'es of the last meeting were read and bankruptcy, made an order that the trustee set above date, she pute£l6.ileos in
and
drawer up stairs, Nonconformists defied their opmeititsv,e faorfrtchee
.14uylm.o.ntottf7irpavegiveeinLrypal igtie sherbert. &tend et
Admitted into the house during aside or retain in hands the sum of £l2O to pay
ecwhichi consistedthe r
a er. of
1Vtd.,...117.ri;. atl.ire
Loolaieepr.eaSwhaentd
to i d not
.r time
ehu r
dila taunt eforomeestawl
tee,nanty civil and religious lib- and in every case they have had thirtitiared eff XI; 'liseharged, 3; born, 0; dead, 1 ; the men in question. Subseqently, the trustee
mother's, leaving her husband in the house. On leaving ert allmthe world over—(applause). In the last my opinion, they surpass anything that bss bmanceferell
Corresponding week last year obtained an order to examine the debtor, and the house, she looked the door and took the key with to the public." Thee instantly relieve asthma, Con
session of Pediment, Mr. Gladstone challenged
"chief: Kingswinford district found his acconnts to be most informal, irregular her. In about ten minutes her husbarm brought the
the N f • • t and the intended to res ond
le oncon mums
.s,
,y tion, Coughs, Colds, Gout, Rheumatism, sad all sins.,
semp
eurbridge district, £l7 es and unsatisfactory. prisoner to her mother's house, mil Police-constable r pains, and taste pleasantly. Sold by all Druggists all,
Aria, .£l7 les 4d; relief of i His Lordship: What could any irregularity Jackson
. for and searched him She went to to that in a practical way. rhey had been trifled
sooe inthweedireaewnetr, and found £l5 8s 24...£1 Is 101 had with long enough—(hear, hear)—and they did not 11d. per box.
7s 6d ; total £6O Oa Red • 'n the accounts of the debtor have to do with the
et year. claim of these men ?
been taken away. Saw the money—£l ls 101—taken intend to put up with it any longer. They said
'
out of the prisoner's pocket. She knew the prisoner, let every religion or sect stand by itself. They
' Chairman, it was see. Mr. Bagley: The trustee in the execution of who occasionally worked at the shop. Prisoner had did not want their children to be denied the gl.-
- innia: es of the house his duty was bound to investigate hie affairs thee never slept in the house.—Police-coustable Jackman rious benefits of a religious education, but they •
nee with roast beef roughly for the benefit of all his creditors, and said that he was genet for on Sunday night by the prose.
th wanted the religious instruction given at the pro- GIVE YOUR ORDERS 1T ONCE FOB
ass-day; and also if this £l2O were paid he would have no money
aii tentosetwhettoule osie,Toehnelideveethteentedds theiamesegwie 1
zurto-
in H
per time and place, and by qualified perons. They
to conduct it, the whole sum in his hands being Is iod. g Prisoner begged tots forgiven'. eirim„„ then wanted perfect equality, and they would not be THE CHRISTMAS NUMBERS OF MI
I were entered but .C 220. He knew very well that in the pre. searched him, and found one half-sovereign, four lorins, satisfied with anything less—(hear, hear). The
sent day there was a strong feeling and even one half-crown, two sixpeuees, and fonr penny pieces. rev, gentleman then offered some excelent advice
prejudice with respect to the rights of workmen. In his right-hand side pocket he found • purse which to the leaders of the Nonconformist party in the GRAPHIC
His Lordship said that he mast repudiate shilling contained one half-crown, one. , and one .iiPencer forthcoming election for the Dudley School Board
aced in his Jacket pocket which wisest AND THII
s and expressed a hope that they would return a any such observation as regarded himself, and oannectettle.kteLpdrody p
b romcutor.—Prisuner w.as commute
Turtou could not have it said against any other person. to take hi, trial at the next Worcester Sessions. candidates. The Go-
" majority of Nonconfornusht can
Go-
'ugh. Mr. Bagley said that the case really came to DRUNK AND IscsrAßLE. Benjamin Siddaway, a ventment of the country, e said, wastrembling,
• s, that trustee was called upon to pay
MR- this, tht the tt lld miner, was charged with being drunk and incapable on and it would be greatly influenced by the School
.C. these men without making sufficient investiga- tnefe-0, •
I 'th hist lus ector Price proved the
cur',
and
said
elections. Let Dudley assist in the coming
triumph h of the Liberal cause. TO
, tire. On the 27th of July an absolute order iikousee.elewneeede LI and coste.—Jaines Ecoaolrei.eadpeinito.ra nump
voted M C k f h' , Thanks were vot to r. roes ey or is S. PiMliere
was made t 3 give full particulars of the claims, was charged with being drank and riotous, at Black- address, and other speakers, followed.
and pay over the money, from, which order this heath, on the tiih. Police•sergeent Baldwin proved the The meeting was a very successful one, and BOOKSELLER,. STOURBRIDGE.
epee' was made. All that the trustee asked ease, and said that defendant wanted to fight, and was augers well for the coming struggle at Dudley.
s fair and reasonable time to make the in- very abusive. Several previous casea were proved against
He:had no personal interest in the mat-
the defendant, who was in an intoxicated state at the
e.
time of the tnal. He was fined as aud costs, and miss DUDLEY.
'melt ; but the fact was, that if he had to 5e.,,,,,,e %Le metes., determara turew his cap across the
"this amount the investigation would Court, and said he would soon do 14 dep.—Sarum-I THE RAGGED &Home—This excellent institution, JOHN MIDDLETON,
made. Priest was charged with being druuk aril disorderly, on which is liberally supported by a few ladies, is debug
'ship, without calling upon Mr. Wins- the sth inst. Police-sergeant
•fs,:clenattithßapdbwein proved the case, a vast amount of good inthe town and neighbourhood HORSE OLIPPSR, es.,
t there was not a shadow of reason as
no
'cil threatening attleauti rig her. Fiiied,ss and consta ; tijungdelaisulntilf: aud scores of street arabs and others fled here a good RESPECTFULLY informs the Gentry owl
-astee ask, d. The law said that days.—lsaac Parkes was charged with being drunk and ,
home. Clothing end vfic.tualt s are given away 1
meets the- a Inhabitants of Stourbridge, that he has albs
a baukrupt should have a pd. riotous, on the oth. The case was proved by Police- ally, aud the course
sofrareclielnonaisd The'school SlNGEeent. with Ma. T. Pseinev, to CLIP sad
9th of July the iearued Judge constable Shorthouse, and defendant was tined Is Cl aud approval ala.ng ll HORSES at his \ eterinary Forge, Market
`I to be severed from the rest costs.--tathenne North was brough up in custody byvoluntary contributions,
Is supported 3,
..
Policeconstable Jarvis, charged with being drunk in year a concert, which is generally largely and fashion- J. hi, returns sincere thanks to his handed over to these five it,.iet.i -patrons foe pad
- h .
ably attended, • • • •d f the funds. Th - •
ey Hill, on the lot inst. The case was proved, - favors, end trusts by assiduity and attention I . • balms,
' moment it was no longer but as defendant said she was travelling to Yorkshire to nual concert was given in the Publie Hall, on Mon. to merit a continuance of the same.
e, and he had not heard her brother, she was discharged and ordered to leave the day night and the attendance was good. The whole Any ap licatiog made at Mr. '. T. Peaasy's Melt
%davit which showed district at once. of the arrangements, which were superintended by street, will meet with prompt &Gamboa. .
mto keep it for the CAUTION v., roirs.--ymeph T.parkee, • youth, was Mr. J. S. 31. Wainwright (hon. secretary), were ails
for letting off fireworks au the public street,
investigation what- rnelthmeened inirable, and everything passed off well. The pro- ~he u.
of
4th inst. Defendant pleaded guilty- The case
untill the estate was proved by Policemoustable Cooper, and deferment '' .
eramme was a well-selected one, ansi the following '
investigation P was ordered to pay costs and cautioned, ladies and gentlemen, who took part in the perform- THE GLEINFIELP STALCH
iumably, with. NEOLEcT or WoßK.—Thomss Shutt was charged by ance, smartly acquitted themselves :7-Miss Woolley Alms Seesaw
11 parties sot William John Hayward, on behalf of the Waterloo Col- Mrs. lowlands, Miss ("Woes, Mrs. Bndgewater, Mrs. The Dellght of the Lauselreke,
hery Company, with absenting himself from their em. Beresford, Mrs. J. Robins, Miss Lloyd, Mr. C. Firm-
star. That e
'nld have ploy on the 11th November; and they claimed 1106 as stone. It is estimated that about £3O will be handed The Adadratles ad the lttedem,
compensation. The evidence went to show that the de. over to the Ragged School treasurer. And the Somfort of the Warm
-ork men ferment was the pit carpenter. Ile left on the above CHARGE or BIGAM T.—At the Police Court, on
he (the date, amid haul not been to work since. It was the de- Moudav, Eliza Att wood, a / iris Weet wood, was elutrged •
__ _
, he- ferment's duty to repair the pit frame. The work was with • *
niter-marrying with Felix Westwood, herformer ATR. JAMES BOSTON NETS, Profane eat left undone, and the men at the pit could not work be' -
cause the necessary repairs were not sone, and the ie. husband, John Atte oo , being AIN Otid Ella ."-,71- •t 31,18.1 E, High-street, Credley Heath.
to the conipany was 20s. Defendant alleged, in extecons. his wife were married in PAO, and, after some years' k.B.—All kinds of Mistral lestramems teseleld
tjOil, that another man was sent for, and he thought he cohabitatiou, he deserted the family, and remained eereireLsic a
could leave. Complainant said the man sent for was a away four years. At the end of that time the Guard w
- t Halisorlee.
'Miter, and not a cerpenter. Defeuilant was ordered to ionS prosecuted him, and the Magistrates scut him to ?lAN 07013 Tel FOR SALE 01 111111
y lOs as compensation, and costs, gaol for two months. When he came out Attwood
tesralt AND SERVANTS.—Ebeu,er Bissell was charged learned that his wife had been married two TOM'S
sac Turner, gas fitter, for neglectuag his work on and then he laid the present charge. Mr. Stokes,
s November, and £3 was claimed as compensation. mmivsorrs
14. 1 1 ' •dli defence,''
. d . • '
who i e en. es , resene is an the prisoner
'taint said that he gave the defendant out some
s Defendant, however, refused to do it, and was committed to the Assizes. WATCHES, CLOCKS, GOLD JEWELLERY
eplainant's employ, leaving behind him • lot PROSECUTIONS UNDER THE FACTORRY Acr.—On SILVER AND ELECTRO-PLATE.
Deferment got plenty of work and money. Wednesday, at the Borough Polio* Court, before
'he defendaut;t6 15s for a week's work. Messrs. George BagottaudGeorge Thompson, Frede-
-1 only have to pay his striker 30s out of rick Hackett, horseuail maker, Northfield Road was 0
sil advanced the defendant a VIM of charged at the instance of Sub-Inspector Jones for
'en still owed him V. In snswer to neglecting to send Priscilla Hackett to school she be. TO the Queen , By Special
it mid that cum ila'
1 mant would not .
ing under thirteen years of age.—The sub-inspector e for certain work, and he left the - and IP /11' Appolatoseet te
said he called at defendant's house, and asked for the ..... #i •'‘ •• lb
count. William limner, striker
r plenty of work for the defend. girld's certificate from the teacher, but there was '•
Royal Montle. ', •,ithr ^ .
scerwiiii size. 'teary Beiwhiy none forthcoming.—Defendant, who pleaded ig,nor- g H.R.H. lb '
.t . e '..1 -
refused to make a certain mice of the law, was fined is, and 12s. 61. costs.—
Sher fire. Defendant was A similar fine was inflicted upon Job Jones, nailer, • • .10 , .' 4.
;on, and costs, and return Eve Bill, for neglecting to send his Laughter Mary ' - •°i''..?,•ts:
Ann to School. Mr. Bagott sidd there were plenty ..,....-
, Tame—At the Old of schools in the borough, and if i te • I arm s could show
before Messrs F'. Naze Mansts.—LONDON, DUBLIN, k PARIS
. to the School Board that they were unable to pay the ham Laister, land- WATCHES CLOCKS
• fees, they would he remitted. They must se Ith •
made an applies. in oir Of all kinds, at 2to 2001 Of all kisilsost Ito LEO
hil cdren to school Ph-
;it was com I
of the Rowley Rh 77. The Bfaeis ,„ - guineas. guinea,.
sun on Christ- trates' Clerk told defendant that he had rendered him Lever, Vertical Church, Turret
Gants. Mr. self liable to a penalty of £3.—Messrs, G. Newey Horizontal, Duplex Carriage, Chess
-, extension and J. Miner, nail masters, London Fields, were Chronometer, Chronograph Dining and Drswintrobt
e 27th, it charged with neglecting to procure surgeon's (scree- Keyless, Centre Seconds Hell, Shop
'lliag to catee for two lads (William Barrett and Thomas Tur- Repeaters, Indian, ffic. Library, Bracket, ter
or on tier) in their employ. They were further charged
OLD JEWELLERY SILVER AND SLIM°
utre with neglecting to plaice the lads' names on the roe- G -eh • Thelatestfashions PLATE
It ister. Defendants pleaded guilty, and the
Bracelets, Brooches A/Melees *anew f'
charge was withdrawn on payment of costs, In the Riming., Lockets Dinner Services
other ease defendants were flues! 206. and costs; total, Necklaces, Chains Tea and Breakfullberiese
2.3 16s. Rings, Studs Cruets, Baskets
RECOUNITION SERoICES.-011 Tuesday services Pins, CTOBIOII, &Er Inkstands, Claret Just
m held in the Baptist Chapel, Upper Priory Street Spoons, Weeks, &et
uneetiou with the settlement of the Rev. G.
lase', 8.A., who has been appointed pewter of Illustrated Calalogue of Watches,Clocks, Jewe/lery, it*
eh. In the afteruoon an a, arepriate sermon post free for 2 stamps. _.,.
red by the Rev. Dr. Angus, of London, and Watches, Clocks, Jewellery and Plate Nestle all pans •
,ug a number if earnest addresses were the world.
T. S. Wright(chairman), Rev. Dr. Angus Silver and glectro Plate Catalogue post free ild.
Watches repaired by skilled worlsmes. Old Silva, its'
,u-(Birulinghtim), and others. There eller; Watehes, &c., exchanged. Mentalists, kir
slanee at each service. per', and Clubs supplied.
—Mr. Edward Grainger presided
vocal at au ordinary meeting, beld STEAM FACTORY AND CITY Snow Roars—
,vin Hall.—The Clerke(Mr. Al. a letter from the Earl of ki
LUDGATE BILL AND OLDBOND-Bn. T r
e agent with reference to the LONDON.
School in the Halesowen
'or said it would be unsafe
slug operations would JOHN ILARKII,
'us site.—Mr. Napier BOOKSILLER AN'!? NRWRAQINTe
' frequently advised
mdation. and differ HIGH-BMW, KINM.
is at Netherton.
tweet for Use 03811111 M
ed that it 1,01111
eid leave the
li would be lite-
YEA'S In ATCHZII,—The Ben undaboguilio
sde said it World (ride efesee. se WEB CUNT nava
•4 site at west Price.: Aluminium. las to 2661 Warless°
enter° Good Silver, Via to am ; Dttle Usaliac Oses. 400
• pro- Ladies Elegant Saves (Small sine), Stis ; Malakoff °lii".
t of 48.; Gent's Splendid Silver Levers, 46s M IR&
•e, ing Case, 7fki to 1116 s ; Ladies Fashionable Gold WIZ
, 55.: Ditto Huatiug Case, Iles i Civetv Or.'" leo
Leven, 95e; /dacha' Case, 13es. livery lad of Y
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Class Gold and Silver Waukee Iss is Staok.s6 L.':
Wholesale Cask Prices, All UraWses warrs3sed to '7l
seers from oes to five 'Astra bah. by 1.'".....g
Thice
mped Warranties. signed, 6111011/Aff TIM ....
and Orders seat sate per Peel te ell mite N.;
Post Office Orders Payable Übtera=ao
'ohm Beak of Loadow.—DTlN
bee, 90, Nerreaterrest, 1.0010:.1Y
'""..•••■•••••="1".
anan
stilished be the Sob Propclatart ,a
Ogees, Cl, Highstreets monsbeldeur
meter : to ogee pleb all NNW aa•
in east he summed.
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