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

SALES BY AUCTION.
TALBOT LYN, BELIMOrGIITO.N.
HALE-YEARLY STOCK SALE.
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AIR. W. COTTON he to mßke hnown thßt
_ol_ the next BALK of FAT and STOIII STOCK,
&a., will take place on TUESDAY, the 12th cf Max, 1868.

RILL POOL, CILiDDESLLT CORBETT—,
ANNUAL SALE OF FAT STOCK.
DAVMS and KING have the plessure to
announce that Mr. Rater and Mr. Parry'r Annual
SALE of FAT STOCK will take plare at HMI. PooL,
on MONDAY, May 18th, and IR6S, and will cornpriie :-
330 Prime FAT SHE K?, principally Sbropihire Down
TPgli, nice weighte.
20 FAT LAMBS, and 3 RAMS.
10 filagnificent Fat OXEN.
13 Ho. do. COWS and HEIFERS.
80 Store NOS (Berkshire Breed).
The usual keep allowed.
Comreysimas will meet the Mid-dey Trainn at Churchill
Station.
Luncheon on the Table at Twelve o'clock,
Sale to commence at Two o'clock,
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S TAMItf.iRD ARMS HOTEL,
Eivrfttg.
OREAT SALE OF FAT AND STORE
STOCK.
DAVIES and KING beg to announce that
they will SELL by AUCTION, at the RTAMFORD
Anna norm., ENTILLt. on Mowoit. May 11111.11488,
the following superior FAT and STORE STOCK, viz.;
e Grand Fat BULLOCKS.
27 Prime Fat COWS and HEIFERS.
Short-horn new MILCH COWS and CALVES,
HEIFER IN-CALF.
1 Fresh BARREN COW.
4 Fresh Two-year-old BULLOCKS.
180 Fat SHEEP, WETHERS, and TEC, S, nice weighti
and very ripe.
65 EWES and LAMBS.
10 Fat LAMBS,
31 Store PIUS.
And other Stock.
Luncheon on the 'Table at Twelve o'clock; Sale to
commence at Two o'clock.
'The next Sale will be held in September.
Catalogues may be bad at the Hotel, Enville, or of
the Auctioneers, Stourbritge.

FRENCH DYEING AND CLEANING ESTABLISHMENT,
70 , 111011 STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
W SANDLAND,
:FROM LONDON,
13EGS most respectfully to acquaint the Ladies of Stourbridge and Neighbourhood, that he
has OPENED the above ESTABLISHMENT, tor
DYEING AND CLEANING,
And can assure all who may honour him with their patronage. that all Orders shall bave his immediate attention
coupled with the latest inventions and improvements in the trade.
GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHES RENOVATED
BY TOE
NEW STEAM pßocEss,
70, HIGH-STREET, STOURRBRIDGE.

IMP° TA. 1\1" T NOTIC=.
R. S. COOK
Begs to iulorm the Public that he has
0
THE SHOP, 92, HIGH-STREET, STOURBRIDGE,
(Next Door to the Olwerrer Office, and adjoining the Town Library),
WITH A GENERAL STOCK OF GOODS, COMPRISING
BROOMS, BRUSHES, HOSIERY,
Aid a General Adsortment f rse.ful and Faney Aetiehl.
cr REMEMBER THE ADDRESS:-
1, STOTTIZI3RIDOI-M_
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PIPES. PIPF,S. PIPES.
THE FINEST STOCK OF
P.) S CI-TATTIVI PIPMS
In the Midland Counties may le n
S • FIELD'S,
111011• STREET, STOURPRIDGF,
Where may Le had the
CHOICEST lIA VA NNA ITS A/CI) FINEST CIGARS.
TASTE AND TRY, AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES.
WHOLESALE CIGAR ESTABLISHMENT.

F UNER.AL CARRIAGE ESTABLISHMENT,
STONE STREET, DUDLEY.
GEORGE MORRIS,
m-OST reapeettnllv retnrne thank ato the Pnhlie generally for the very kind support
received in the FUNERAL DEPARTMENT of his llnsiness. and begs to assure them that it
will alwava be big study to merit a cc atinuanoo of that support by nitilONAL all Minn, and the conduct-
ing? of FDNERALS in the meat solemn manner, and upon the most reasonable tenon. Cabs, Cam, and
Gigs on hire on the Shortest Notice.
G. MORRIS HAS ALSO ADDED TO HIS ESTABLISHMENT,
A pATENT COMPOSITE TTEARSE
Which is a derided inirrnvement nrnn the Fermata we have been aaenstorned to see. Its appearance is
(decant, and with a pair of first-class black horses, would do no discredit to the funeral rites of the upper
classes.
By this arrangement the very unseemly practice of placing the coffin either beneath the mounters or
underneath the harnmercloth of the coachman, is entirely dispensed with,
As this improved Ilea becomes more extensively known, it canot fail to be vilely approved and
adopted.
••• OBSERVE THE ADDRESS—.
G. MORRIS, STONE STREET, DUDLEY.

H. & J. WRIGHT AND Co.,
MANUFACTURERS OF
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riIHE SE ENGINES are constructed in a most substantial manner, of best
material, with particular attention to economy, efficiency, and simplicity. They are
made from complete sets of patterns expressly designed sad arranged, with all the parts
easy 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, tioveruor, and Feed Pump.
-DUDLEY FOUNDRY, CHARLOTE•STREET,
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PILLS
rasommmits OP Tl-11_11 ST 01.4:2,...C,
Are the sources of the deadliest maladies. Now,•what is the operation of the Pills?
They cleanse the bowels, regulate the liver, bring the relaxed or irritated stomach
into a natural and healthful condition. Changing sickness into health.
.A21..1/1M1\1"I'S OF PEIVI_A_IiMS.
At the two epochs in life in which the system undergoes the most important
and critical changes, the Pills are priceless in their effect in disorders to which the
sex is liable ; and at the turn of life are a safeguard against evil consequences.
WE.A.ICINTESS .A.Z,T3D
These Pills remove all symptoms of debility, langucr ;Liui wonknesq, os they
act upon the mainsprings of life and give strength and vigui,r to the sy,tein. ,
13EST I:2,EI4CMEir KNOW-I\T F
&ethnic Debility. Influenza. Stone and Gravel.
Bilious Complaints. Diarrlicea. Liver Complaints. Secondary Symptoms
Blotches on the Skin. Female Irregularities Piles. Weakness,from what.
Constipation of the Rowels. Indigestion. Retention of Urine. ever cause, &o. &c.
rr CAUTION !—None are genuine unless the worls IT 'loyal. I.n»ef on," are
discernible as a Watermark in every leaf of the book of directions which may be
plainly seen by holding it to the light.--*** Sold at the manufactory of Professor
Hom.oway. 244, Strand, London, and by all Dealers in Medicine, in boxes at
Is. lid.. 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., lie., 225., and 33s.—There is a considerable saving by
taking tit.; larger sizes.—Very copious threetions for use are affixed to each box.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC AT LARGE.
REMEMBER 11/110 FIRST REDUCED THE PRICE OF MEAT
NOT HOWES AND CO.,
wno ARE STRIVING TO DRIVE LLOYD FROM TIIF, MARKET, RUt
LLOYD
WAS THE FIRST MAN TO REDUCE THE MEAT,
AND IN IS TEL
"V\7ol=l\T MA.I\T'S
E. 3 T I_l S
NOS. 21, 22, AND 23 MARKET-STREET,
AND
181, LOWER HIGH-STREET.

SIVITTI-1, JOHN PAGE,
AUCTIONEER AND VALUER,
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MALSTER,
ACCOUNTANT AND COMMISSION AGENT, i CROSS KEYS INN,
Victoria Termer, Dudley.
I SEW STREET, sTO£RBItIDGE,
OFtICE, PRIORY-STREET. T_TAS the honour of announcing to thellentle- ,
1.1. men and Ilistants geny of Stourbridge and I
Cash advanced to any amount on Goods for positive Neighbourhoodn id
that l erall
ie has taken to the
sale. licensed licensed and well-known Old-establisl ' ..e Old-
Bills Discounted end Money Lent on personal security, replete with every con venie- -
.....AI BrsINESS,
NB—AU Communications by letter receive immediate Public, combine., .-,.. tor the comfort of the
attention. - - *1(0 moderate charges.
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PHILIP DREWRY,
MO,NnEgyot:teaFdi3l,;lonhovvancea ',..-
madifttely-, i
APPRAISER AND HOUSE AGENT,
Money from £5O t" " - 86rTRITIE.S. Sums of
Smith, A"-'• - .....000, at I per eent.—Apply to P. L. lit rni i»gliani -street , Stourbridye,
...suoneef and Valuer, Victoria-terrace, Dudley.
BEGS leave to tender his sincere thanks to
the bli
ATONEY.—LOANS granted on PERSONAL tided Pu c
generally for the kind patronage es-
n to his late uncle, Mr. Richard Weld, for the last
JAI. SECT:I:MY, rem able hy Easy Instalment, fifty years ; and, in mcceeding to the Basin ,s, he timitii
by diligence and attention to merit a share fpublic
Money advanced on every deseription iif Negotiable
0 the
Securities. Trade Bills Discounted on the shortest ' -
notice.—Apply personally, or liy letter, to P. In Smith, as our.
Auctioneer and Valuer, Victoria-terrace, Dudley. TF you want a delicious Relish, try ',oyes ock's
Il
_L celebrated EVERY MAN'S SAUCE, or Currie I ONEV to LEND on Real Security and on Relish for the million I For roast or cold Meat, Hashes
.2V .I. Personal Security with life Insurance; and , steak., Stews, Cutlets, Nish, Chops, Curries, Game,
other Sums of MONEY WANTED.—AppIy to Mi ssrs Poultry, Soup, Salad, Cheese, Seasoning, and all made-
dishes. and Roden, Solicitors, Vicar-stiect, Kidder- dishes. 'lbis Sauce is universally esteemed for its peen-
niinster. liar delicious rich flavour, and is relishing in the highest
rywo SUMS of £2OO and £3OO Reedy to be degree, with every hind of dish. Manufactured only by
.1 ADVANCED on the SHORTEST NOTICE upon Ilepry Loverock, Chennst, Coventry-street, Stouthridge,
approved Freehold Security.—Apply to W. C. Maltby,
and cold Wholesale and Retail, in bottles, 6d, is, ad 2a
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Solicitor, Stourbridge, and high-street, Brierley JIM each.—Agents wanted.
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LOANS AND MORTGAGES. CTIRM YOTTRSEI,P !
Speedily, Safely, and Efieetnally of Diseases. and Intl,
L OAN S of not less that .1:100, granted for a '
=ties resulting from the Imprudence and Follies of
Youth by
.T 07.
tail gat . ensiomyji(b4e
hr, al7, of
Investedinte rt. sbty. ,
SI-jeveralteSnnumosf,
way of Mortgage, at rates varying film three and a half , THE MEDICO CURATIVE.
five per cent.
Full details given personally, or by letter sent free for
Apply to Messrs. Mason, 25, Great Limes-street, Bed- ,
ford-row, London. Established 1855, one stamp. A. BARRoWS, Esq., 11, Sharlotte-street,
Bloomsbury, London.
.V.B.—This Unique Inrent hot tan he tarried id A,
Pnaer Om! ad joist td with the f 'reale., simplicity and day
night withord any inemeettietwe or h hub... from &silt, so.
Recent cases cured in a week; Chronic ones from 3 to 6
weeks.

Phosphorus is the Active Element of Life,
Electricity is Life,
AND
Ti.' Riga is the Life thereof..
DR. HAMMOND, F.A.S., F.S.A., F.R.A.S
(it.e.Horernor Loch Hospital),
Is reluctantly compelled to announce publicly (through
SPURIOUS IMITATIONS being introduced) that he is the
Sole Inventor and Patentee of that Scientific Invention
THE ELECTRIC, CURATIVE, AND
PHOSPHORIC VITALIZER,
Which Crops Nervous and Muscular Debility, Seminal
Weakness, Functional Derangements, and other ailments
arising from whatever came,
WITIIOUT MEDICINE,
THE WORKMAN'S CANDLE. in the vast majority of cases.
PALMER & Con. artails.fi, " Clue" rod personal w9e free on
DECIMAL PALM CANDLES. rereript of To, "mpg, by Dr. HAMMOND, 11, Charlotte
MEN TO THE POUND. These Candles,
Street, Bedford Square.
_L though ugly, burn well, and without guttering. FREE CONSULTATIONS DAILY from 0 till land 3 till S.
They are admirably adapted for all who require one which ELECTRICITY.
emits a GREAT moire. For ARTIZ ANS, TURNERS
IN METAL, SEAM PSTRESSES, TAILORS, stmt.:- This Life Invigorator acts not only on the diseased or
MAKERS, and for persons of WEAK SIGHT here relaxed
Vessels hut also on the Blood, supplying the spa-
the light is of primary, and appearance of secon, waryim-
tern with vital Electricity, thus arousing and equalising
d voi
portanee, these candles are incomparable ; in short j the ital Fces, and moreover is sanctioned and ap., one .
DECIMAL PALM CANDLE gives the lifflit of three proved by the highest Medical authorities. ic. Sir R.
ordinary Candlea, and does not require nulling. Martin ; Si. C. Lecoek ; Dr. Golding Bird; Dr. Reece;
I Sold by all Grocers and Candle Dealers, and Wholesale J
Dr. Thompson
Faraday. and hundreds of other notabilities. Professors Ahrens. Humboldt, Davy,
by PALMER and Co., Green-street, Bethnal Green, Guy's Hospital Reports, also "Philosophical
London, N.E. Transactions," "Lancet.' Medical Times," &e., &c.
SAMUEL INSULL, These record, are a Guarantee to Invalids as to the
SAFETY and EFFICACY of ELECTRICITY which may be
AUCTIONEER, APPRAISER, AND GENERAL tested GRATIS.
AGENT) (Letters reeeePre prompt attention).
HIGH-STREET, BRIERLEY HILL. (Coppeight).
Entered at Stationers' Hit, to prevent Piracy.
All Business ptnetnally attended to. Charges strictly
moderate. Money advanced upon every deacription of
Household Funiiture, Stock, &c., for absolute sale. THE SCIENTIFIC WONDER.
THIS Instrument has a clear magnifying
power of 32M00 times. !thews all kinds of Aninoel-
J elate in water, Circulation of the Blood, &c., &c., Add-
' teration of Food, Milk, etie., and is just the Microscope
that every Surgeon, Dentist, Schoolmaster, Student, and
Working Man should have.
It is pronounced by the Press (and all scientific men
who have seen it) to be the beet, cheapest, and moat
simple Mier, scope ever invented.
llt has twenty times the power of the Coddington or
Stanhope Microscope, and is twice as good as the cele-
biwted Rile Microscope (which has been awarded so many
prize medals), as may be inferred from the following
letter received from Mr. Rae himself.
CARLISLE, December 12th, 1867.
To Mr. McCulloch, Philosophical Imtrument Maker.
Sir,—Having seen some of your Diamond Plate Lenses,
I write to ask your terms for supplyiog me with the same
per 20 gross, as I consider them superior to mine.
Yours, &c.,
RAE & CO., OptlCiallS,
I beg to inform the Public that I have no Agents any-
where, and all pretended Agents are impostors. The
above Instrument can only be had from me, in Birming-
ham. Those at a distance who care for instruction and
amusement, can have it safe and free by sample post,
with book of full instructions, on receipt of 32 Postage
Stamps. Samples sent abroad, two stamps extra.
All persons wishing father particulars and testimonials
must send stamped and addressed envelope.
ADDRESS:—
A. McCULLOCH,
PHILOSOPHICAL INSTRUMENT MAKER,
No. 18. Elitcher-stmet, Ilientinyhana.

HENRY pERES,
STOURBRIDGE HOUSE,
43, 111611- STREET,
Has a large assortment of
BLACK ,SILKS, CRAPES, FRENCH
MERINOS, PARAMATTAS,
HENRIETTA AND COBURG CLOTHS,
ALPACAS,
7.lEd other materiale,!suitable for
FAMILY MOURNING,
AT MODERATKPRICES.
rINERALS ECONOMICIALLT FIIRSISHILD.

INTAN TED Immediately, an ERRAND BOY,
V to Clean 11.ot, and SiIOPS, and to mike himself
uneful.—Apply at the (Awn r Office.

VrANTED, a Situation u HOUSE•MAID,
V Age, B.—Apply, A. J., Mr. Haptie's, The Heath,
Stourbridge.

COMPANION Required, for a LADY in the
Country. Vmy Comfortable Home, with Liberal
Salary.—Apply, by letter only, enclosing attlreAse4 enve-
lope for reply, to Messrs. Harris and Co., 67, Strand,
Louden, W.C.

CONCERT—The Stourbridge Choral Society gave a 1 a visit to a distant part of vont Maiesty's dominion. We
miseellaneons ermeert in the rnien Hale on Wednesday I feel deeply thankfid for the Proyideutial escape of the
evening last. The hall WAS erewded with a fashionable I Prince from the dastardly attempt. and venture to rip-
audience. Mr. S. Sims, jun., presided at the pianoforte. prose's your Majeety with the expression of our unfeigned
and Mi. Sutton, ef Birmingham, conducted. The chorus congratulation. We humbly Fay that Almighty God will
consisted of upwards of fifty voices. The opening part watch ever the life of the Prince, end that your efejes•
wns a sacred cantata by Meedelesohn, "Praise Jehovah." ty's heart may be gl.l,lened by the speedy end safe re.
The chorus parts were well sustained. The Onartette, turn of the Beyel Prince to his native land."
"Ye who from His Way hove turned," was sting by Mr. The address was adopted, and it was ordered that it
F. F.vere, Mr. F. Swindell, end the Misses M. and 1.• should be sealed and sent to the Home Secretary.
Swindell. Solo, " Lord, at all times I will bless Thee." It was stated that the emettnt collected cm the Trn•
was aweetlo executed by Miss Akroyd, and was warmly , provement rate dering the month of April was fel I Toapplauded. The second part was "The May Queen ”-- 7d, and on the Highway Account. MO Vs ed. There
WI Qeeen, Miss! Boulton ; (peen, Miss Fisher ; Lover, remained uncollected on the Improvement Rate, fled
Mr. Spencer ; Captrea el tht neeek h ~- ee, ; 1, --
it 1-- il mr.
- , 14s 51 ; on the Highway Rate. Ellie To di. The balance
1 Goddard. The recitative and air sung y ta. Spencee, I
the wan, " My Qieeti," by Mies Boulton, and the ballad
by Mr. Goddard, deserve !vent nmi....?. Eaeh part VMS Et tht. Rank SVISS .£5eG on the Improvement Rate, and on
the Highway Rafe fMe
There was no other business of Ply fmpOrtance.
well sustained, and rendered with taste and teepee', nrd
gshetn someseodfe hr ntlai
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et the close were loudly applauded. This concluded the '
I Grst part. A slulrt interval took places and the second THE LYE.
I part was opened bp a song, " Sweet and tow,' with flute Clint, Daowmtn.—On Wednesday, a child named Eli
I obligato accompaniment, by Mrs. Lamb, who possesses a Wall, aged two years, son of Amos Well, nailer, Green•
flne contralto voice. At the close of the air. she closer. lane, was playing with some other children on tha brink
, ',TM). reeeieed an .- scot.. Scene, !` Ocean ! thou Mighty of the nevi reservoir recently formed by Mr. Eveson for
1 Monster," was sung by Mr. 1f3a711, of ceelbouenbrook. the supply of his works, when the child over-balanced
; Song," The Kelpie 's Bride," by Miss Fisher, woo Pos. itself, and fell into the water. An alarm was immedi-
; wises a voice of uncommon power and sweetness. At etely raised by the ether children, and a teen ran down
; the ciese of the song she was loudly encored. Song, to the spot, plunfced into the water up to his waist, and
" The Message," by Mr. W. Webb. Seen!, I. The Blind got out the child, which was apparently dead. lathe
Girl," Miss Jones. Trio. " Memory." the Misses Swill. Right and excitement of the moment, the friends ne-
dell and F. Swindell. Finale, " Goa Save the Queen." glected to ,t,fet medieel assistance until after the lapse of
SERMONS AND LECTURES.—On Sunday last, according nearly two hours, when Mr. Bayley was fetched, hut his
to announcement, two sermons were Trenched in the services
Corn Exchange, by Mr. j. Manson, of Li/errant. On
each occasion there woe a good attendance. The dis- ext..et were then, of e r‘uroe , of
_no_avai_l, as life was
course was on "Death and Judgment." The speaker
was listened te with marked attention, and appeared to , CRADLEIr HEATS.
be quite at borne upon the subject.- On Monday ending • ,e.
,
Bro. Steni.laus, a converted monk, late of the Morastety A ,BION OF TIIE TIMES.-0
Of Father Ignatius, delivered a lecture in the Exchange
bun-
to a good audience, and gave some startling disclosures
of the doings in monasteries and convents. On return- ' cravings of his empty stomach, paid a visit to, h P
cf P's I; reala
and
p respecte r h a ps
for o n
hist he.
ne
et ri igknheh,Uol
aot.nes
si ;am:rect
the
Big, from the room lie was escorted by a number of Pro- I [dye belonging to Mr. W Tibbetts. maltster, id whicht
testants, a nember of Irish persons shouting and Yelling was a sow and ten young pigs Making choice of one
it
as they passed. Gn Tuesday night lecture, were deli- the best of these latter, the thief by some metho put i
property mit_
pig
vered by the Monk and Mr. Manson. The chair was oc-
cupied by Mr. Wessell. On Wednesday evening the usual squalling. thus preventing the owner and
A
to death, and in such a way as to dispense With all the
his opening remarks, referred to the coolness of ma
; chair was occupied by the Rev. A. Rogers, 8.A., who in body else from becoming cognisant of the loss: 0
urbridge. After which Mr.
Menem delivered a leeture, end was repeatedly and
d reed in bringing the cunning pork-eater to the bar o
y Justice.
are making every enquay, and no doubt willßeef-
Of the Protestants in Sto
' loudly applauded. All passed off guletle, with the excep- WANT AIM DES UTION. , —Thronvh the ironworkers
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tion of the cheering to and from the Exchange of the end ehaintnakers of this place being on strike, a great
lecturers, amount of misery and destitution are rampant. Many
THE REFREsENTATION OF EAST WORCEsTEnsHIRE.—
lamillea ate starving. and it is a sad spectacle to see
Tit the death of Lord Ceilthorpe, a vacancy is created in many of the men walking about, seeming lialfstarved,
the repiesentation of the eastern division of the county and apparently heedless of everything aroundh them.
of Worcester. The Hon. F. H. W. ". CiiifigifP, was The oldest inhabitant of this placeaelhilarmsatahcat a
cein,aenvneer
I first returned for East Worcestershire in 1e.59. The eeat v
witnessed such sorrowful times. pe n
exchanged
for
I was contested by Mr. J. S. Pakington, son of the mem• will teWe piece, that these miseries maybe
'1 bar for Droitwich, and, after a spirited and thorough- comfort au.. heywhiess.
I ring election contest, Mr. Pakington was defeated by
I about 250 votes; and from that time to the present the
I lion. Mr. Celthorpe has retained his position as one of
the Knights of the Shire. The Hon. Charles George
Lyttelton, eldest son of the Lord-Lieutenant of the
county, has been for smite time looked for Ward to as a
coming candidate whenever the opportunity offered.
His address will be found in our advertising columns,
and from this it will be sera that Mr. Lyttelten is a
staunch supporter of Mr. Gladstone and the Liberal
party, and that he will support the right honourable
gentleman's resolutions and other measures of progre as.
Ile will, therefore, be a worthy successor of the Hon.
Mr., now Lord Calthorpe, who has so well represented
the opinions of a greet majority of the electors for the
last eight years. Rumours have been afloat that Mr.
Amphlett, Q.C., would cense forward ia the Conservotive
interest; or Mr. J. S. Pakington, son of Sir John Yak-
ington, but up to the present time no address has been
leaned, and it is hot improbable that the Hon. C. G. Lot-
teltim, who is well respected by all classes, Will have a
"walk over."
ASSAULT CASE —At the Petty Sessions held yesterday,
before B. Littiewoorl, E-ie , and the Hon. C. G. Lyttel-
ton, Thomas Arnold was charged by William Almonds
with assaulting him on the 20th ult. Mr. Perry appeared
for the complaivant. From the evidence of c implainant
it appears the!, the defendant comets his house on some
business. They had some words, and defendant struck
him twice. Defendant admitted that he pushed the
cempiainivet ; hut said that c onploinunt used bad lan.
gouge to hint. Fined Is and coats; in default seven
does.

A Manufacturer of a MANURE, eatablial
.1-1 fifteen years, wishes to appoint a few respect;
Agents. Good Commission. Address with (wapiti,
, P. S. care of Mr. Pell, Printer, No. 85, Long A
London.