The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1866-12-22 00:00:00

TRADESMEN'S ADDRESSES.
N IVHOLESALE AND RETAIL SHOE
MAN U FACTORY AND
LEATHER WAREHOUSE.
JOHN TAYLOR,
Currier and Manufacturer of Mill Thmding, Hydraulic,
Valve, Badu t, nod Halal Ica'lwo : Bag and Beßoas'
hide.; Black and Brown Horne,. Hides and Harks;
Calf Skins, She Hides, Kip Luits,Rriglish rind Spanish
Cordovans, Grain, Shoulders and Bellies, ilsmcl Calf,
Goat, 1:e.
SR, Biyk-alreet,,t No. 2, Ne'it--:,treet, Stomrbridge.
CHEAP STATIONERY Foa Tam MILLION,
AT
W. FORREST' , CRADLEY HEATH.
▪ F you want PDJETINO dent wall, go to W.
FORMEST.S.
IF you want BOOKBINDING done well, go—to WI
boinimres.
y_uo want PICTURE FRAMING dune well, go to
FOREEST.A.
IF you want 'MOURNING CARDS, go to W.
Fowler 's.
✓OR Cheap Paper, Envelopes, Moinoran-
u dams, Club Books. School Books, Purses, Pocket
Books, Pun, Pencils, Slates, oze., go to
W. FORREST,
BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER,
fliglestreet, Crai:ley Heath.
11-tirarop.ra owl Periodicals sondieel to onkr.
"VOR Cheap PRINTING, BOOKBINDING,
EL& PICIURE FRAMING, go to
T. HOMER,
FIVE WAYS, CRADLEI BEATH.
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GOOD BLACK and GREEN TEA, at 148 d,
2s, Had 2s I'd per lb.
EXCELLENT BLACK, very strong, 3s 4d per
lb.
FINEST SOUCIIONG IMPORTED, only
Ss ed per lb.
A FARMER'S WIFE'S REQUEST.
"My dear,- said Mrs. B. to Farmer Blair,
" l'd ask of 3ou a Bisons if I dare ?"
"Pray ask it," said the farmer uilh a grin,
"Nor any bingo- keip your wnlics in.
I never grudge yiiii anything my .1. ar
Bat what nosy be sour !decease. LA roe hear?"
To-morrow," &oil the wife, " gain Stonrbrlfige
town,
Aosl thi re is something I should like feteli'd down;
I aunt 3 uu, if you will, to pude:se me
A pound or ttouf BRYAN'S tolled of tea;
I hear no much of BRYAN'S runtchls ss Iravea,
And also of the triumphs 111tYll: achieves,
That I am more than anxious. if 1 can,
To do a little businiss r. ills the elan."
" Well," said the farmer, "1 hose longed like you,
To buy BRYAN'S Tea, and taste it too.
And you may rest misused I shan't come back
Without a parcel of the Green and Black;
I really think we ought to get our things
Of honest men in trade, as WILLIAM. BRYAN,
We ought to add to ~hs a h.:W.2,111m1%. till
lii t very way we can, and tone will."
'the wdu looked pleased, and still more pleased next ay.
To find WILLIAM 1313YAN'S mixture on her tray.
--
WILLIAM BRYAN,
(Late Bedwell and Co.),
FAITILY TEA DEALER. (Ir.ocEtt, AND HOP
ME/O.:HAN I',
143, ITIGH-S7 L'EFT, ..'011:111:11)01:.,
Tlll,l
EAGLE I_TOTEL RESTAURANT,
No. It, HIOWSTREET, DUDLEY,
IS NOW OPEN.
sir- Refreshments of the Beat Qualities, and at Mode-
rate charges.
HOT JOINTS, FISH. POULTRY, 6:e., DAILY,
FROZI 032 O'CLOCK.
TEA AND COFFEE BEADY AT ANY HOUR.
BEDS.
FOREIGN & FRENCH WINES.
Fine Porton and Ititkr Ako, DwUia Atettl,tee.
Smoke Room at the Back.
ROBINSON, Paornmron.
MRS. A. P. BROWN,
STAB AND ANCIIO.I2 INN,
COTENTBY-STELY, TTOCEBBIDGE.
WAGGONETTES, CARS, CABS, GIGS,
SADDLE HORSES, ,te.,
FOR HIRE, ON THE SLIMMEST NOTICE.
CUT AND FLINT GLASS ESTABLISHMENTS.
LANE AND CO.,
21, Hiyh-street, and 2, Vicar-street, Kidderminster, and
121, High-street, fOnnrbridge.
HpL,l.;:sAloss C,EhinsanadndßElaarthAell:
rDe
lA. LpoE R
rs
of French, and Itoh, mian Fahey Class, and China.
LiOoTB LENT ON limn.
Teacups and Saucers, Trays, Creams, Slop and Seger
Busias. 1:.B. Pintos, linivesi and Forks, Spoons, Prong',
and Carvers, to any tstent
Decanters Glass Jags
Wines Dishes, 9 to 20 inch
Champagne Plates
Hocks Vegetables
Tumblers Souse Tureens
Jollies 11. Boats
Custards Salons
Celerios Cheese Dishes
Trifle Dishes Dessert Plates
Custard Stands „ Dishes
Glass Dishes „ Stands
Salta and Mustards Jugs, Cups, and Mugs
Flower Vases Plated Prongs
Water Bottles Plated Spoons'
W. GREEN,
(Late It. A. Cocen,)
PLUMBER, GLAZIER, PAINTER,
PAPER RANGER, ROLOLEER,
25, BAGLEY STREET, STOURBRIDGE.
Make deretiosa lasi romp kid asa out scram/.
.r..ad cog., el the shoos* *gam.
L UTLEY MILLS, NEAR lIALESOWEN.
ej. BOURNE
Begs respectfully to inform
CORN DEALERS, FARMERS, & OTHERS,
That he line always a lan, Stork of slt kinds of
Artie!co connected witli the Trade, viz.,
FLOUR, BEANS, PEA & l'A ELM AIEAL, OATS,
BRAN, Ac, Ac.
ALL OFINOINO FOR lIIRE CAM TULLY ATTENDED TO.
TitketF retuned with Qaantity on llnlivery.
BLUE PIG INN, STONE-STREET,
1 Fur Good Al E, WINES, mind SPIRITS.
GENUINE CIGARS at
T. HOMER'S,
FIVE WAYS, CRADLEY HEATH.
sToututnthor VETERINARY INFIRMARY,
ANVIL I..E.STREET.
BLAKE WAY, in thanking his nnmerons
• for their kis 1 patronage, begs to Inform
them that he has taken the' LODGE FAltll, CHAD-
DESI.RT, where he has capital Loose tissues, and plenty
of ors. Land ; therefoie will be .ble to offer great ad-
, vantages to any party impairing Turn.ont for Homes,
, either In health or disease.
, F. Blakeway Si gs to Mel that he keeps • first-elms Max
at the Penn, hot his own residence is still st Stoorbrktp,
' therefore all orders should be addressed as shove.
r.ing said Bill-Posting, or any other bashisoa August 295 k, UGC.
done. either by the Piece, by the Day, or by the Week,
sod also dons on the most reasonable tonna. QPLEN DID ROOMS, and SUPERIOR
N. 8.-8. SALT mid SONS wincruatg aiinow Rummy/mom az at; the BLUE PIG IRE,
aspired too, either ia Town or • InONLATRIAT,

W. FLAVELL,
153, P.E710-1-1-STIZEmai, 6rovizmnaDcf.72,,
lIA3 ON RAND A LARGE ASNORTNICNT
WINTER GAMES, AMITSOMENTS, &C.;
INCLUDING
DISSECTING PUZZLFS, FOUR A SET CARDS, PLAYING CARDS, CIiESS AND
DRAUGIITS, CRIBBAGE BOARDS.
Aijo
eristnias, 3ctü )car, nab (ittl)bap, V,oclri2, ad Pittionate
,-otiticuir Off- arbs,
NOTE PAPER, ENVELOPES, AND SCENT PACKETS,
WOR O=ES, 777-1-Tri'ii\T Cr DMSICS,
AND A VARIIIN Cr Ni.w
H'OREIG/ST 111/07-S.

LOOK HERE! LOOK HERE!! LOOK HERE!!!
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IF YOU WANT GOOD AND CGEAr
CIGARS AND TOBAS.CO.
Go to
pHEY_SEY'S ESTABLISHMENT,
142, 11'011-STREET, STOURBRIDOE,
iOPPOPITS TO ISE. P61111T.9.]
ALSO, A GOOD LUNCHEON EVERY DAY.
DOleT FORGYT TIM NUMBER,
lir 142, HIGH-STREET, STOURBRIDOE.
THE ONLY LUNCHEON STORES IN TliB TOWN.

FUNERAL CARRIAGE ESTA BLISHMENT,
SON E STREET, DUDLEY.
GEORGE MORRIS,
MOST renpeetinlly retnrna thanke to the Public generally for the very kind Papport
reeeirtd in the FUN DEPARTMENT of his Ilusim•sa, mot begs to ore them that it
trill always be his study to met it a continuance if that support by I'IMSONAI attention, and the conduct.
lag Of FUN, 11.41, in the 1114 it FoiLlolt looouier, mal upon the tim,t leminiable terms. Calm, Care, and
Gigs on hire on the Shortest Notice.

G. MORRIS lIAS ALSO ADDED TO HIS ESTABLISIIMENT,
A PATENT COAIPOSITE lIEARSE
whi.b las dt ruled improvr meet twn the firers( s we have bet n nu-esteem] to see. It. appearance is
Aug ent, sue with • pair of sibhel,,h Lack hor.eth would do he tih,erhdit to the funeral rites of the upper
classes.
Ity this arrow:urn, the wry neseemly practice of placing the rano either beneath the mourners or
underneath the Launnereloth of the coachman, is entirely dispensed with.
As this improved dicers° becom, a mom extensively known, it mot fail to be widely approved and
ado Pied•
0•0 OBSERVE you ADPRESS-..
G. MORRIS, STONE STREET, DUDLEY.

D 1' L E I" .
CIIAR I, E S G L 1-) EN ,
COACH AND HORSES INN,
CAB AND CAR PROPRIETOR,
BEGS to return his thanks to the MAIM of Dudley and the Neirh-
bourbood for their support; aud he begs also to inform them Una
he has recently purchased
A PATENT HEARSE,
capable of aiming ten persons, and which may be had upon easy terms.
NB.—The Patent Hearse renders the expense of Mourning 3osehes
quite unnecessary. Orders promptly attended to.

TEA!
CHEAPER, STRONGER, and BETTER than any House in the Midland Comities,
Always to be obtained at the
OLD-ESTABLISHED FAMILY TEA WAREIIOUSE,
140 111011-STREET, 87'01'1111RIDG E.
11. EDWARDS, Paoeautroa.
GOOD BLACK AND OREEN TEA, at la Rd, 2e, and Is Eld per lb.
EXCELLENT BLACK, very strong Bs4d.
FINEST IMPORTED, only ... 48.

IMPORTANT TO THE WORKING CLASSES!
WHERE DO YOU BUY YOUR BOOTS?
4a" OAKES'S ARE THE BEST FOR STYLE, QUALITY, AND CHEAPNESS.
25 Per Cent. Lowor than any other house.

THE COUNTY EXPRESS.
ON SATURDAY, JANUARY 5, 18C7,
WILL BE PUBLISHED PRICE ONE PENNY, THE FIRST NUMBER OF TIM
COUNTY EXPRESS; BRIERLEY HILL, STOITRBRIDGE, KIDDERMINSTER, AND
DUDLEY NEWS; SOUTH STAFFORDSHIHE AND EAST WORCESTERSHIRE
CHRONICLE.
PRINTED AND PUBLISHED BY
WMpT C A R D
STEAM PRINTING WORKS, lIIGII-STREET, BRIERLEY HILL
TO WHOM ALL COMMUNICATIONS ARE REQUESTED TO BE ADDRESFIETh

TO PUELICANS, SII( FM EPFRS, AND OTHERS.
GOOD BRITISH CIGARS, From 7. rer Pound. FOREIGN DITTO, From 21s.
A CHOICE STOCK OF SUPERFINE MEERSCHAUM PIPES, and CIGAR HOLDCRS.
BRIAR ROOT AND CARVED PIPES, IN (*.TWAT VA RIET Y.
FANCY CLAY, BROSELEY, IRISH. and ST. OMER'S CUTTY PIPES.
INNKEEPERS SUPPLIED:—
BROSELEYS, BEST SMOKE ROOM. 4a. per Gram ; FINE PPISTOL FIRES, lipped
Ends. ; SHORT CUTTIF.S. Is. 6d.
W. H. 0, WILL'S AND PUBNELL'S CAVENPISH, FINE RETURNS, BLACK AND
OTHER TOBACCOS.
CIGAR CASES, POUCHES, FUSEE BOXES, and FANCY GOODS.
BELL'a Friar. STARS, PALMFR'S VESUVIANS, & CRYSTAL LIMITS.
S. FIELD, pROPRIETOR,
92, maH-STREET. STOURBRIPOR.

UPIIOLSTERING. CABINET MAKING, GENEPAL
FURNISHING,
AND
FANCY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT,
C/2 - 185, 111011-STREET, STOURBRIDGE. I'4
tri
0
12:1 4. IT pACKWOOD,
In announeing his Removal to more convenient and commodious Prrmiana, 156, High- ran
etreet, and Victoria Pamaize. would in the first place moot respectfully exprese hie deep
w gratitude to the Nobility, (entry, and Intel itank of the Town end Neiehhonrhood, for
the very large and extended Rapport and patronage so Wildly and kindly awarded to
• him for a period now extendirg over a qnarter of a Century.
0 L. H. P. in polkaing a further continnance of his Potions ii, d inppert, pledges tzli
CD riThseztt regard energy aid
emanedrtiq"unall'ty"oT re r to gin. thc, lkiglt
aaed ateat nati
his id:etii.ii :ht. all,
g lie would also beg the favour of an inspection of his iwl
CiO
EXTENSIVE AND USEFUL STOCK OF FURNITURE,
• of every deocription. The increased accommodation in bin New Show Rooms allowing
0 him, for the future, considerably to Menlo, the Stoel on hand, and thus offer greater Ph
choice to those who inay favour him with their patronage.
kw,
0
ea— OBSERVE TUE ADDRESS-
-4
135, HIGH-STREET, AND VICTORIA PASSAGE,
{Jost above the Talbot Hotel.]
L. 11. PACK WOOD.

NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
C. BLUNSOM,
lIATTER, lIOSIER, AND GLOVER,
Having taken the Premises,
185, HIGILSTRI ET, NEXT DOOR PUT ONE ABOVE THE TALBOT HOTEL,
HAS OPENED THE SAME
With a large and well-selected
STOCK of MEN'S HATS, CAPS, TWEED & FELT HATS,
IN ALL TBE NEW SHAPES AND STYLES, CAREFULLY SELECTED FROM THE BEST MARKETS.
In the MEN'S HOSIERY DEPARTMENT, his STOCK of
WOOL SHIRTS, and SHIRTINGS. LONG CLOTH SHIRTS, TIES, SCARFS,
COLLARS, HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOVES, &c., &c.,
WILL BE FOUND TO CONTAIN GOODS OF THE PEST MANUFACTURE COMBINED WITH THE
LATEST NOVELTIES OF THE SEASON.
AN EARLY INSPECTION IS RESPECTFULLY INVITED.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
WHO FIRST REDUCED THE PRICE OF MEAT?
LLOYD,
THE WORKING MAN'S FRIEND,
CHEAP MEAT ESTABLISHMENT,
FIVE WAYS, CRADLE)' HFATH.
It's from Wolverhempton, a short time ago. You remember the talk before he wane here,
There came a cheap Butcher. I • ish you to know They predicted the Meat would he awfully dew;
And the rest of the Butchera he dneudfol wound And while charging 10d. per lb. for their Chaps
By reducing the Meat about 3d per pound. They declared they were losing, and must shut up their
shops.
Very near the Five Ways thia man does reside,
The Working Man's Friend to name. Mr. Lloyd The Butchers all mind they are going mad I vow
And would frighten him away if they could hut tell how,
In the best and cheapest Marked he goes for to buy
Bat he stands one rock, and the butcher, have proved
And the Woiking Man's pocket to meet he does try.
That thin Working Man'a Friend can never bemoved.
Now hundreds of families hove cause to rejoice. Then Friends rally round him, and help him along,
.:
i- n eshtins re
iand,
p and
}.nu kiLd.l
find.
For a thilling per pound woold have now been the price, For to pass by his shop would he very wrong;
Bat for the timely wriest of this atraightforward Man Hlned's
thalsveapyrism"bel.ifoilßi good-entered,
Who always will sell it an as he can.
OBSERVE THE ADDRESS:—
FIVE WA YS, CRADLEY HEATFI.

CIIEAPES If PASSAGE
kic
A Ifei". TO ALL THE COLONIES.
NEW ZEALAND, AUSTRALIA, CAN-
ADA, A/A-ERICA, VANCOUVER'S ISLAND.
by Steamers and Sail*/ Vessels, regularly des-
patehed from London. Liverpool. Bre.
Apply to Edward Rent, Emigration Offices, Rent-
street, Brierley-bill.
Information given free to intending Emiwrante. Pas-
.age Warrants and Bounty Tiekuts ,ttended to. Ontfits
always on hand. and may be bad at the•hodoet notice.

_
CHARLES GREEN,
BLUR PIG INN.

FAS H I ONAB LF CLOTHING
GO TO
DOODY'S
HIGH BTR RET, 87OU1BRIDGA.
A ,ell-oinorted and Fashionoble Stook of Goods always
in hand.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS & OTHERS.
pA RTIES to TPVT,ER for the FOR-
MAI-70NT crd FT. WINO or re..in NFW
STRRETS, st VATTXRALL. Pronernmnx. Maly SPP Plsne
and Fpeciacctior fo,ll OW the 2Rrh day of Deorm-
her frot• nt the Offices of Messrs Dm 'es 'end R',p, Sr,
sworn. ke. Star-I,We : or Messrs. HeelJord and
linden. Solicitors. Kidderminster.

APOLLO STUDIO,
[Ansoranta ram groom. or ARV.)
H BIRD,
PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST, STOTHIFIRTHCH,
13E0S to inform thr Pohlie that he taken
PHOTOGRAPHS of One or TWO Portions It An
Tier Dozen; a whole Family or Group of Six or Fight
Peron.. at As per Rosen. Specimens of every style may
be inspected at the studio
Parties wishing ran have their Photographs Painted in
Oil or Water Colones.
H. B. will take entire schools, regardless of nornhent.

MR. G. HAYWARD,
MUSIC DIRECTOR,
AND CONDECTOR OF TRE SATERDAY CONCERTO AND
°RCN Et TRAI rTwN. IxCffMo',E, WC! VERB AMPION
AND MONDAY CONCERTS, DEDLEY ;
TEACHER OF THE PIANOFORTE, VIOLIN,
SINGING. HARMONIUM, &e.,
By Single Lesson, Month, or Qnarter.
PIANOFORTES TENED BY A TCNER FROM liRoADWOOD'S.
QrAPRILLE BANDS BRoVIDISD IN • ANT NI:111.ER.
PIANOFORTES,
By every Maker, 5 cc rent. off for mash.
Agent for the new Three-1..4bl Pianoforte. by Notting
and Norrninton; and Lea's Patent Compressed Piano.
forte and Harmonium.
Mr. Hayward attends Wordsley, Brierley Hill, and
Stoarbridge, on Thursdays.

A. SZARKOWSKI'S
POLSKA PHOTOGRAPHIC STUDIO,
71, HIGH-STREET,
[OPPOSITE THE STOURBRIDGE AND KIDDRRXINSTER BANE.
SZAREOWSKI begs to inform the Pub-
ti tic generally. that he is n•w forming a PHOTO-
GRAPHIC ENLARGEMENT SOCIETY. se IhPt
LOTPIS of Art may enrol ilierneelves aa Members hy pay-
ing 1s fid per week, and receive a Large Size Portrait of
the value of 16 be.
For particulars errinire at the shore address.
New CABINET PICTURES, CARTF:S de VISITE,
and all other style,. of Likenespes taken in any weather
from Ten in the morning till Four in the evening.
ASTROLOGY I ASTROLOGY.
180,000 SOLD lit ORR MUM.
ASTROLOGY, just published 81.; Post
Free, 41.
"DOCTRINE OF NATIVITI ES,"
By whieh every one may calculate their own NATIVITY
and learn their own NATURAL CHARACTER.
BY ETJOENR CARONA. AN EGYPTIAN ASTROLOGER.
151, Fleet...trent. London.
NB.—The Trade and Hawkers liberally dealt with.

THIRD YEAR OF PUBLICATION OF
gPt " (estriur " Imanack.
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THIS DAY (SATURDAY), DECEMBER, 22
Will be
PRESENTED GRATES
To every Purchaser of the Observer of that date, a
Handsome
SHEET ALMANACK,
FOR THE YEAR 1867,
Contsdninig a great deal of local and other interesting
information.
PRICE OF THE "OBSERVER' AND ALMANACK
ONE PENNY.

NOTICE TO CORRESPONDENTS.
MR. Brtvumn.—For want of space, we are compelled to
allow yin— letter to ate 14 over for the present.

POETRY.
WINTER.
BY THE REV. J. WHITE.
(Cou!blued from our last)
Perchance upon the MOMltaill'el side.
The drifts of :mow both deep 3.11,1 wide
Will every track iffoce;
And travellers strive and strive again,
But all their efforts prove in vain,
Ts reach thuir gestin'd place.
Pedestrians have midst winter's snows,
Experienced all the direful woes,
With which they do abound;
The cold has queneli'd the vital flame,
And stretch'd in death, the stitlen'd frame,
Has on the snow been found.
Anon we have a gentle thaw,
Which soon dissolves tile ice and snow,
And fructifies the ground -
Ant then is heard the creak' and crash
Of breaking ice, and furious dash
Of waters lately bound.
The melting snow and felling rain,
Bo sometimes inundate the plain,
And spread alarm around ;
The river too, and lake, and rill,
Verflow their banks, and help to fill
The low and marshy ground.
Amidst the gloom of winter's reign,
When snow o'erspreads both hill and plain,
And nights are dark and long;
Old Christmas comes with all his eheitr,
To many hearts his charms are dear,
Ile's haild by old and young.
This merry friend is close at hand.
Ant here and there a youthful band,
Will gather round the fire :
Enigmas make and stories tell,
And then their cheerful voices swell
In one harmonious choir.
Buell is bluff winter's frigid reign,
'Tin felt alike on land and main,
How piereing is his bleat
HIS form is gaunt, and wan his face,
His wattle white, worn with a grace,
Is now o'er nature cast.
(lb he continued nest week.)
Birk-street, Dec. 20th, 1i366.

Notices of Births, Deaths, and Marriages when Prof'
arty authenticated, will be inserted in the .blistrerr tr•S
of charge.
. . .
MARRIEI).
On the 17th mat, at St. John's, Cardiff (by the Rev
Thomas Jackson), Mr, C. Cr. Muckley, glass engraver and
decorator, formerly of Iford4ey, to Sarah Ann, youngest
daughter of Mr. James Japer, veterinary surgeon, of
Cardiff.
On the 17th inst. at the Unitarian Chapel, Stoorhrier,
(by the Rev. D. Maginnis), Mr. James Applcbee,
I in, to Julia, eldest surviving .laughter of Thomas has.
tack Richards, Esq., of Washingpool House, Stoorkridga.
-
tr.T.Low‘y'R OINTLENT AND PILIA. These firms
curative, art on the human body as mighty pavlOv ni
healers, which slowly, gradually, and aaf,4c work a el. en go
for the better throughout Oa whole system. The ha:-
molt hAs almoat a miracul ,as power in cleaniog sod
iesli,mg old sores and tlicera, which had defied the ha_ h at
surgical skill ; but persaveruoce IS firths...al to attain this
end, as it would he an reasonable toexpeet that any ulcer or
akin climalse which had been firmly rooted in the bolt for
year. couhl be cured in few aidya. It cannot be to weal
touch a trial of thole noble re.nedit sin any &von
ceration or other foul wouud ; in • short tha,: Lee,ROd
prove their virtues.

ABONA-FIDE MONEY SPECULATION
of g12,000,1iU0 sterlink Guaranteed by Govein-
inent, is to Le allotted in vsrions sums opwanls to
/20.000. •Iy one by ;notating 1:1, may secure t 1.0.0110
iterling. For Prospectus (which will be sent groins).
apply by letter, addressed Mr. J. A.. &oak, 14, Dubt•
street, Adalphi, Loudon. W.C.

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sTOURBRIBOK—Petty ,C.11,11S iti the holdie firm,. e‘ery Friday Magistrates' IlAtEsioNS EN. --Petty Sessions every alternate Tuesday.—MwristratesTlerks. Messrs.
Clerk*, H Corser, .1. liarward, 11. Rogers, E. Si. Bernard. JB. Shepherd, W. 11 . Hayes wet Wright. —Deputy Coorootorr, William Hayes, gat.—Yliperirdendent of
Kin, J Walker, E IL Freer, Ernie. Molnar/Clerk. Mr .1. If. King .rotooti.otho ,re' Pollee, Mr Miles, Oveivold.--Pwtounder. Mr. W. Parkes—Sub-distributor of
Clerk, rood Torn Sarreyor, Mr. J. Taylor—/roper/or of A oi.aneex, Mr. I arriroot - Stamps, Mr. Thomas floditetts.— Degnitrar of Births. Deaths, of-r., Mr Joseph
Superintendent of Police, Inspector of Weights, and 1 lospretor oof Lodging Mores • SHlRK—Clerks to the Bonin( Board, Messrs. Hayes and Wright. —High Bailollf, Mr.
onder the Stourloridge Inoprarettlent Act, Sir. William Freeman - Soopero wend, lot W. ilayea—Loie Bailiff, Sir. J. Monty —Belorring Officer. Mr. Chapman.
fiegi.trar, Mr George Holloway.—Degisterir of Births, Deaths. a e. Mr Levi —Ditto
DUHlLEV.—retty Scoot°. every Mooolay and Wednesday --Mayor, Mr W. Harrison .
for Wordeley District, Mr. James Wilshan, Wonledey.--Pae,A sorwoos: for
—Railyr. Mr. sainlera—Cororwr, W K Robinson. Jun. Esq.—Magistraw' Clerks,
it It District, Dr, Campbell : for Cpper Son to ford Dio-triet, NI r. ft Messrs. if ir,ddieott, J. Bourne. fl NI. Wainwright, an lirnOke Itiddpram. —Clerk
L. Bayley • for Kingseriahord District. Sir D. corbet, Mr. if I. . Freer. an.l Mr. .1,
to i/••• theardiallA. lir Allen, Jun— l'estry Clerk. Mr. Isaac Slauriee.—Superinterident
Parrisls—Weliering Officers, Sir. Joseph Finney. Brierley 11111 : Mr. Chapman. Hales-
Regis:rat.. Sir. K Biplane. --Clerk to the Board of Health —Mr. W. H. Brooke.—
owen : awl Sir. Ratrat,Stourbridge —Poxtoiasier, Sir. Wil..wn --Corowr. R lioeker.
Soorrognor to ditto, Mr J. Bateman. —C, rh.efor to ditto, Mr. N'. Slinty.—lnspector of
Emu —C Ii CoUrt .I,lllge. rte., F. Tinadale, Fan. —Regitroor. J. Barnard, Kim - -
Ntoisanees. Sir J. Caotree —Soperintend,nt 4 Police, Mr. H. Bantu' Parish
Bogla Badolof Walkroyii, Esq.—Nurser Day. Friday.
5...'., '..,,0. Messrs. Timmins, Thompson, T. Cochrane. and Higgs —Bryieror of
BRIERLEY HILL —l. Spooner, Elio . Magistrate. —Stipendiary Meeting. every Borehs. /Path., dr , Sir Allen, .titherley Street. —Peel Mistrros. Miss Newry.—
Thurnday . and Petty Sessions at Wordsley Pollee Other every M lay. —1t..w.,,, ror Market Day. satar.loty
of Births, Deaths. and Marriages for Brierley Bill and Bingstrinford, Mr Jana,
KHMERS! INsTER - l'ettt ',v.:b.f., every Monday. Wedne,day. and Friday at the
Wilshan. Wordoley.—Poottnoster. Sir James Williams. —Ccooner, T M l'hillips, ~ , . . ~. 7. , .
i:6li . Wolverhampton —Rslieronginti,yr. Sir. J. Fluney.—Stoperintendrott of Polio,, loundhall.--I..onoty tli st 'shine every Thursday. alnl at nrelay in the Guildhall.—
Mayor. r. K Jetteries, Flill., It. a —Magirtrateri rlerk, H. Saunders, Esq.-7orn
Sir William Sfills.—bospector of WO-ights and Mearttres, Mr. W. Tullett —lwpeefor
Clerk. Henry Salindeos. pan- FP% —Cormorr. Ralph Docker. Esq. Sop, rintendent
of Nuisances. Mr. W. Mills. —Mr Slilla is also sanitary Inspector 1111 l ler the High-
of Po/4...e and hAspeow. or Weights and .11,.10,1, Mr Jame.iiitford. —S./perjurer.-
way Hoard —Sooloolistribatoroof Stoat', Sir. J. Rawlings. —Surrogate for I:rattling •
Marriage Lirellik,f, Rev. a Franklin. —Market Day, Saturday. oient Beliistrar. 11. Saunders. sew, Erig--R,Mrtrar 4 Di rib a. AT., Mr. I:. Friend.—
I Parish:4l,VMM, Messr. s. Stretton. %V. Roden, and T. Bradley.— Belirringtoplieer,
ROW LEV it CA:lA.—Petty SeSSIMIS at 111,1 Hill every Wednesday —.llogi.'rnt...'Clo-rns. Mr W Wilkinson. Ball's Hill. -.Poßtninater. Mr. E. Broadneld, Chun+ Street.—
Messrs. Hayes and Wright. —Coroner, Edwin Hooper, KN. Stamp Dirtritnotoor, Mr. T. Mark —Market Days. Thursday and Saturday.

JANUARY-31 days. FEBRUARY-28 days. MARCH-al nays. APRIL-30 days.
ITo New Year's Day. lIF 'Pheasant and part. shooting en.ls. II F ISt. Ladd. INI All Fools Day.
2 W Edmund Burke born, 1730. 21S Charles I. crowned, 1626. 21S IJ.•lnt IVesley •lied. 1791. 2Tu Battle of Copenhagen, 1801.
3,W Prim Charles r' Pretetider")d.llB
3 Tii • leneral 314 ink died, 1670. 3 s eni Sunday after Epiphany. 3 S Quinquagesinia Sun
4 ,:•ltealuer A curno bum, 18.7...!. 4 :11 Fulton born, 1765. 4NI 1...r.1 5t4111421S born, 1650. 4'll Oliver Goldsmith died, 1774.
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5 S I Duke of York die4l. 1827. 5 Tii I/re:011.11 eartliquak.• in Italy, 1703. 5 Tii Thames Tunnel opened, 1843. 5 F Nalmleon abdicated. 1814.
6 8 Dpi 6NV Charles 11. died, 1635. 4; W ASII WEDNESDAY. II S Illoussean born, 1669.
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7NI Sir Thomas Lawremm died, 1830. 7Th Charles Dickens born. 1812. 7Th Lord 45.11ingw..81.1ie.1, 1810. 7 8 sth Sunday in Lent.
BTu Lieutenant Waghorn lie I. 18.50. 8 F •Saaluel Butler born, 1012. s F Rose.. born, 1753. SNI Prince Leopold born, 1853.
9W Lord Nelson buried. 1806. 98 Lord Darnley munlere.l, 1567. 9 S William Conisqt kuni. 1762. 9Tu Lord Lovat executed 1747.
10Th Royal Exchange burnt, 18.143. 10 8 5:31 Sunday after Epiphany. 10 a Ist Sunday in Lent. - 10IW Battle of Toulouse, 1814.
11 F Hilgry Law Ten Felons. 11 NI Nue •n Victoria married. 1010. 11 NI llizzio murdered, 1356. 111 Th George Canning born, 1;70.
12 S Lavater (physiignomist) died. 1.801 12 Tu Lady .Tane Grey behemled, 1555. 12 'cur Bishop lierkles born. 16,4. 121 F egnibridge Lent Term ends.
13 8 Ist S after Epiphany. 13 W Duke de Berri assassinated, 1820. 13W Chelsea Hospital founded, 1682. 13 S Oxford Lunt Term ends.
14 NI 13. Canthruly•LLer I", ~,, 4,,,... 14Th St. Valentine. 14Th Admiral Byng shot, 1757. 14 S Palm Sunday.
15 Tu It ‘41.`".4 "" I 115 F Captain Cook killoi 1797. 15 F Earl st. Viinsoit died. 1:427. 15 NI Fsusttr Laic Tirm begin&
16 W Sir John Moore killed. 1809. 16 S Melancthon born. 1497. 16 S I luelie.: I d Kent .li.sl, 15411. 16 Tu;, Battle of Culloden, 1746.
17Th Benjamin Franklin born, 1706. 17 5 Septuagnsima Sunday. 17 13 and Sunday in Lent. 17 W 'Franklin died, 1790.
18 I' Battle of Falkirk, 1740. 1851 'Martin Luther died, 1516. IS M Princess Louisa I'. Alberta b. 1848. 18Th Judge detrrevs died, 1689.
19 8 Ciudad Rodrigo taken, 1812. 19 Tu Lundhill Colliery Explosion. 1857. 19 'Eu Southey died, 1843. 19 F lOOOD FR/DA E
20 I Ind Sunday after Epiphany. 20 W Joseph Hume died. 1655. 20 W Sir Isaac Newton died. 1727. 20 S ;Louis Napoleon born, 1808.
21 51 Sir J. Jervis born, 1731. 211 Th Battle of Alunibagh, 1858. 21 Th Battle of Alexandria, 1801. 21 8 Easter S .
2° Tu Richard West d 1 (painter) d., Imo. 22:F Pl4ngue in Immlon commenced.l66s. 22 F I I•wthe .14,1, IS. '212 M Fielding born, 1707.
73 NV William Pitt died, 18.16. 2.3!S Sir Jtehua It vii •lied, 1797 .3". Emperor Paul :issas,in:ited, 1801. 23 151 St. George.
24Th Frederick the Great born, 1712. 24 1 Sezagesima Sunday. 24 8 3rd Sunday in Lent. -24 W Oxford Easter Term heyinit.
25 le Prince.; 11•4 val inarrie•L 1838. 25 NI French ReVOlution, 1846. 2.1 NI -LADY DAY.- 25 Th Princess Alice born. 1843.
2618 Dr. Jenner :lied. 1.127. .6 Tu Cam! Lent T,r,a die,,les, midnight. 26 In King Charles Albert abdicated, 26}' Cambridge East, r Term ~e' t,
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271 S 3rd Sunday after Epiphany. 27 W .1•086'fellow!rt) 11,1807. 27 w Janies L died, 1625. [lB4l 27 S Gibbon (historian) born, 1;37
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. Governor Wall executed, 1802, 28 Th;Rrnauw[ok Theatre, (Loudon), fell, 28 Th War with Russia declared, 1854. 2-8-' 81-Low Sunday.
29 To George 111. died, 1820. [lBB3. 20 F Battle of Towton. 1461. 29 11 Mont4oinery (poet) died. 1854•
30 W Charles I. beheaded, 1649. 1105 Sicilian Vespers, 1282. 30 Tu Peace pruclaiwol, 1856.
31 Th Hilary Late Term ends. 31; S 4th Sunday in Lent. -
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MAY-31 days. JUNE-30 days. JULY-31 days. AUGUST-31 days.
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I'W Prince Arthur born, 1830. 118 ILor.l 11.we's V ict.•ry. 1794. INI Alit' C•o-n Law Imaglie Ilk, 1646. I,Th Batile-of the Nile, 1798.
2Th Battle of Lutzen. 1813. 2 ft Sunday after Ascension. 2 Tit Sir It.l.rt Peel died, 1850. 2; le Mehemet Ali died, 1849.
3 F Jamaica discovered, 1493. 3; M Sir H. Lawrence died, 1857. 3 W Sir H. Lawrence dinsi, 1457. 3', Ark wrigla died, 1792.
4" Seringapatam taken, 1799. 4To Ilattle ,f Itt,,s, 17!45. 4Th Imrd Saye aml Seal beheaded, 1450. 4 5 7th S ydied, 1769.
after Trinity.
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513 End Sunday after Easter. 5 W Hang. 31assacre, 1855. ~ Adam smith died. 1790. SNI Earl Howe
6 M Earl Ferrer, executed, 1760 6Th Battle .1 Wagrann, oink 6S. :O.reord Trinito Term rods. 6Tu Prince AJfred born, 1844.
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7:Tu Marquis of Anglesca died. WI. 7 F Oxford Easter nroi ends. 7 8 ,3rd Sunday after Trinity. 7 W Queen Caroline died. 1521.
SW lasurrection at Dresden, 1047. 85 ir,ket4rd Trinity Term iltylll.4. 884 Burke .lied. 1797. BTh canniug (statesman) died, 1827.
9Th &hiller died, 1805. 9 Whit $ d
91u Henry Hallam (historian, h., 1777. 9 F John Droloi born, 1631.
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10 F 'lndian mutiny commenced, 1857. 101'. lAnieriemis invaded Canasta, 1812. 10 S Sir ('liar),', Napier born, 1782.
11,S 'Battle of Fotiten•ny, 1745. 10 NI Crystal Pal.u,-e opened, MIL
11 Tu Sir J. Franklin died. 1847. II Th Kittle •4 Otulenar.l••, 17014. 1113 Bth Sunday after Trinity:-
12 F Robert Stevenson died, PM,
12 15 lard Sunday after Easter. 12 W Wat Tyler killed, 1381. 1251 George Stephenson died, 1848.
13 Sl3 Dke Id Or lea killed, 1812. 31 'Raster Law Term ends. 13 Th Earl Rivers beheaded, 1457. u 1:t Til Riots at Queen Caroline's funeral,
14•Tu Grattan (statesman) died, 1820. 14 F Battle .1 3lareng,o, 14400. 14 B 4th Sunday after Trinity. 14 W Hutton born, 1737. 11821.
111 W Daniel O'Connell died. 1847. 1514 Campbell ipu•t) died, 1844. 1584 st. swithin. • 11Th Napoleon Bonaparte born, 1469.
16Th Battle of Albuera, 1811. - 16 To sir .1,,,,1ma Reynolds bon,. 1723, 141 I Battle of Teheniaya, P 135.
17 F Anne Boleyn beheaded, 1536. 16 Si Trinity Sunday. 17 W Sovereigns first issued, 1:117. 17 S Duchess of Kent Isqn, 1786.
17 31 Trinity bye Term ends.
185 Bonaparte made Emperor. 1804, 18 Th White (naturalist) bon). 1721.
18 Ti Itattle*tif Waterloo, 1815. 1-8 it 9th Sunday' after Trinity.
19 • lith Sunday after Easter. 191% Gwali•nr nqaken, 1858 1911 Duchess 44 Mecklenbiirgh b., 1822. 1151 liattle 44 Stindooski, 1812.
20 31 Fire at York Minster, 1840. 311 Th Accessi.ol of Queen Victoria, 1837. ITs Spanish A 11113.413 I lefeated. 1588 211 Tu Henry IV. diol, 1117.
21 Tit First Railway Act passed. 180 L 21 F c,mihridgc Easter Tirm ends. 2118 sth Sunday after Trinity. '2l W Battle of Vimeira. 1808.
NV Mutiny at t e ',ore , 1797. 2°S Battle of Bothwell Bridge, 1679. 2'2 Ml attle .1 Salamanca, 1,12. 22 Th Battle of 13 soortli Field, 1485.
23 Th Battle of Kilcullen, 17V. 23 To Lord Kilwarden murdered, 1803. 23 F French landed in Killala Bay, 1798.
24 F Queen b0rn.,1819.-Combridye East. 23 6 lit Sunday after Trinity. 24 W Habeas Corpus Act suspended in 24 S ,Washington taken, 1814.
25 8 I 25 Th [lreland, 1848. 270 13 10th Sunday after Trinity.-
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2ti F Prince Rupert took Bristol, 16.13. 26 31 I`rince Albert born, 1819.
26 8 Rogation Sunday. 26 W Free Trade Bill passed, 1846.
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27 Tu Thompson (poet) died, 1748. 27 M Trinity Law Term begins. 27 Th Dr. D•sl.l executed, 1777. Tr s Battle .4 Taia„ra (two th,y,,). ism,
Vl3 16th Sunday after Trinity. 2S W Last Lottery in England, 1834.
VTu Sir Humphrey Davy died, 1829. 2,4 1.1 Queen Victoria crowned, 1838.
29 W Charles It born, 1630. 29 S Lucien Bonaparte died, 1840. 29 NI 1 Illobespbrre guillotined, 1794. 29 Th Repo/ George sank, 1787
30Th Holy Thursd.sy. -- 30 To William Penn died, 1718. 3
301 Bland Sunday after Trinity. 31 W Edmund Pease died, 1858. 0' le Sir John Rossied, 185 d 6.
31 S Bunyan died, 1688 31 F Charlotte Bronte (novelist) d. 1855.
SEPTEMBER-30 days. OCTOBER-31 days. NOVEMBER-30 days. DECEMBER-31 days.
Ila 11th Sunday after Trinity. ITu l'.rtnbcidy, .11 Amine. 7', rat la gins. I F .111 Saill& 11:iy. 1 S lit Sunday in Advent.
284 Great Fire of London, 1666. 21W 'Major Andr.• executed, 1780. 28 Mi../l/1.111..18 L.. I, Term begins. 2 M Coup •I'Etat in Paris, 1812.
3Tu Battle of Worcester, 1631. 3-ThLimerick taken, 1691. 3it 20th Sunday after Trinity. 319 Battle of Hohenlinden. P• 1•0
_WS yrincess of W!des born, 1844.
.4' W Hatfield executed for forgery, 1803. 4F Bishop 114•1a.r died, 1443.1. 431 st. Jean d'Acre captured. 1 4 640.
5Th Final bombardment ••f Sebastopol, 5$ Horace Waliole Flom, 1717. 5 Trl Battle of Inkennann, 1854. 51 li Mozart A lied, 1492.
61e Sir John Fielding d., lisa 11855. 6 • Ilfth Sunday after Trinity. 6 W l'rincess Charlette died. 1817. ti F 'Jenkins died, 1670, sued 109.
78 H 31111311 31.. re died, 1833. 7 M Zimmermann died, 1795. 7Th Battle of 31001 tan, 1848, 7 S Algernon Sidney belmade.l. 10413.
BIT 12th Sunday after Trinity. SITe Rienzi assa.sinated, 1354. 8 F Cam& Mteh. Ten, dicid,s, noon, 8 9 End Sunday iii-Advent.
984 Humboldt born, 1769. 9IW Eddystone Lighthouse comp. 1759. 98 'Prince of Wales Imm, 1841. 9 111 Milton born, 1608.
10,Tu Beyrout taken, 1840. 10;Th 0.17,0 rd Mfrhailinas Term blffill... 10 8 21st Sunday after Trinity. 10 Tu Gen. W ilhams ; hero of Muslin. Is6o.
11 W Thompson (poet) born, 1700. 11 F Battle of Camperdown. 1797. 11 31 Earthquake at Jolda. 1555. 11 W Charles XII. killed, 1718.
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Th Drogheda taken by stomi, 16411. 12 S :California lib:cove red ITuRi h r.l !tr b rn 161
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13 F General II de killed, 1759.
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13 8 17th Sunday after Trinity. 1111 The M oiiiiii4s • x.,•11,...1, 18 111 Sir I Brunel di l 1819.
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14 111 Battle of Jena, 1800. 14 Tli Leibnitz (chemist) .lie.). 1716. 12 Th Lonl II•s• llorn 1721.
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14 S Duke of Wellington died, 185
14 S Prince Albert died, 1861.
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15 13 13th Sunday after Trinity. 15 Tu Murat shot, 1815. 15 le Lavater (physiognomist) born, 1741. 15 8 '3rd Su,eay In Advent.
16 NI Humboldt born, 1769. 1611' Houses of Parliament burnt, 1834. 16$ Battle of tippstadt, 1632. 16 31 Ca nibr,dge Michaelmas 7'.',, ends.
17 Tu Louis XVIII. died, 1824. 17 Th Battle of Saratoga, 1777. - - - --- - 17 Tu Oxford Niche', loiat 7.1 roi ends
1..- it 22nd Sunday after Trinity.
114,W Rattle of 3loodkee, 14.452 .18 W Java taken, 1811. 18 F Matthew Henry born, 1662. 14; NI Inike .4 Wellington buried, 18.7
19Th Battle of Poictiers, 1356, 19 S Kirke White died, 1806. 1,9 Th Turner (pronterl died, liial.
20 F William Huttsm died, 1815. _ 19 Tu Thorwaldsen (sculptor) born, 1770.
11 I. 3.:q.1e0n 111. proclaimed, 1848.
21 S Sir Walter Scott died, 1832.
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20 8 18th Sunday after Trinity. 20 W Marshal Moult sliol, 1%51.
21 NI Battle of Trwalgar, 1805 21 Th Princoss Royal born, 1840. 21 S Se Thomas. _
221 8 14th SSSSSS after Trinity. 221',, Sir Cloudes. Shovel drowned, 1707. 22 F Lord Clive Ilird, 1774, 22 S 4th Sunday in Advent.
23 M Battle of
Tu Assaye 1803. 73. IV Battle of Edgehill, 1642. 935 Perkin Warbeek executed, 1499. 27 NI Prince Albert buried, 1861.
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-24 Tu Roupell sentenced to penal semi- 24Th Jane Seemour died. 1537. 24 111 23rd Sunday after Trinity. -.1 .
25W Porann died, 1808. Dude, 1862. 25 F George 11. died, 1760. "3.51 Micluolnias Law Term end, 2:, IN -CHRISTMAS DAY.--
96Th Collingwood lon', 1756 26 S Kneller (painter) died, 1771. 261'n Royal Charter wrecked. 1859. 26 Th
27 F Battle of 1111..... , 1810. 27 S 19th Sunday after Trinity. 27 W The "Great Storm," 1703.
27 F Joanna Southcott died, 1814.
2818 Battle of Nicopolis, 1396, 28 NI G eorge 11. hell, W 1760. 28 Tli Washington Irving Irving died, 18 28 S Canton bombarded, 1957.59. _
29 1 16th Sunday after Trinity. 29 Ts Reform Bill riots at Bristol, 1831. 99 F Cardinal Wolsey died, 1530. 20 S lit Sunday after Cbristama
3111/ [MICHAELMAS DAY. ,30 NV ,Tower .4 London burnt, 1841. 308 St. Andrew. 30 31
131 Thistif Hallows Err. 31 To .John Wycliffe died, 1364.

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