The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1874-07-11 00:00:00

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WATCHES. i CLOCKS.
Of all Lind.,, Irma.: to 200 i qbalkinda,from 2 to 10 t
tioirteus. Uno.rox.
Lever, Vertical, I k hutch, Turret,
lloczoutal. liaph.x. I Carri tge, Chime,
Chrlatuniet..r. too-awl:nil-Ih, , ILnii:g au.l DriV•lllg-MOO3
Keyle..., Cen,ra 5ee01..14. 1 nal,. :,tiop.
Repe•tem ItidiAn. x.. I 1 ,rary, Brucket, kt.

11..Nt•1.1:411 0115101 X ChoeiS, dr.vted by Eng-
ii.A 4rli.s. anti tn ...Nang, 3 by J W. Hen-on, far
ti el in beauty tees,. urnodneturel abro.l. 1 hey eau
oily b• obt3lned nt hi•

PISE AEC BRONZES AND CIIININEY ORNA-
Mi,N rs, of the llPWelgt desigus. f..on t' ntirood.ai of. tier.
of the highest rertitation, at moles:de price...
ARTISI IC tioLD JEWELLERY, of the riches.
sad most eigutote designs, alto Monograms, treaty,
and Devices, Enamelled in Colours after Designs by the
moat sccomplialiet Artiste in the Precious Metals.
BrO0C)IPC 8jr,01,1.e. an stmlind to Members of th•
Court and otner Diati..goishcd Personage..
PItt,SENTATION PLVIE.-I.,:imouials of differ.
not sorts. Racing Cops. and Jeare,ted and other Boxes.
a. provided by Mr. fienam fir the Corporation of
Loodon and other I oboe Bodies, to enclose documents
conveying the Freedom of the City to the Prince of
Walea. bake of Edioburgh,
SILVEIt AND ELEcri;o-ri..l/41E in the mom
retett fasbions, arid ol the most durable make. In
likrtro.Plate it to necessary to secure count tu•teriels
nl,l • sufficient sooting of silver to resist daily wear and
ar satisfactorily. No other is really cheap at any
price, nor worth having.
watches and Clocks repaired by skilled workmen.
Ohl Silver. Jewellery, Watches, Pe, exchanged. Mer-
ekants, Shipper., ant Clubs supplied.
Ii narrated Pamphlet., with full des,ription of al!
Wade of Watches, Vitne.piee,s. and Elec.ro
Irma., with prices annexed, atut free by Post upon appli-
cation to J. W. Beason, at either of the eh J•li Addresses

Such considerations as these, clustering
round about n profession which has stood the
test of thousands of years, and flourishes
to-day in spite of the elements of danger by

LIWTURE IN THO: CORN EXCHANGE.—A lecture
on The Church of England, and the Policy of
the Liberationists," was delivered in the Corn
Exchange, on Monday evening last, by the Rev.
B. Christisson, late dis‘erring minister, of Orrell,
near Wigan. Mr. W. Roberts, of Clent, took
the chair. There was a very poor attendance.
- •The Chairman briefly introduced the lecturer
to the audience, and assurad those present that
although some of those present might not be-
long to the Church, nothing would be said to
wound the susceptibilities of any one who was
anxious to see the growth of Christianity, inde-
pendent of sectarian considerations. Mr.
Christisson then commenced his lecture, and
said the "Policy of the Liberationists," was
generally supposed to find favour with the majo-
rity of Dissenters: but such in reality was not
the case. The great majority of the Wesleyans
and others were in reality opposed to it. The
promoters of that policy were a small but active
body of men, principally secularists, who were
sparing neither time nor money to effect their
object. Unfortunately, whilst they were doing
this, the friends of the Church remained passive,
and it was this inertness or want of action on
their part, which allowed the movement of the
Liberationists" to assume an aspect of so
much importance. Ho then went into a length-
Knnd bia:ory of the growth of the Church in
this country, and showed that its endowments

PlGNONS.—Theophilu. Sweeney, 19, WU
charged with stewling twd pigeons, ths property of
Willouu Foley, en the 2nd inst. Yolice.Constable Dori-
bar, said thet on the morning on the dad instant. about a

A Batts Huard may not inaptly be compared to • house
without • thatching. It io exposed to the cold, and io alto-
gether unsightly in upset. Resort may be had to • wig,
a scalp, or an asoembloge of foreign hairs latermingled
with the scanty material of original growth still vouch-
mated to the bare cajole; or but the effect is poor and the
disguise too apparent. Let those whose mirror assures
them of the approach of baldnesa or the stealthy march
of grey hairs small the enumy in time. Let them
employ the infallible reotorative known or Hrs. S. A.
ALLEN'S WoRLD'S HAIR RESTORER, and lough 10 ocorti
the impotency of years and their attempt to rob acd
disfigure humanity. To be obtained of all Chemists and
Perfumers throughout the world. Psi.. 61. Depot . 114
and 116, Southampton.row, London.
VALIUBLE DISCOVERY VOR THE Hai.—lf your hair is
turning grey or white, or falling off, URS The Medics,
Hair Renewer," for it will posificely restore in creep
Cale Grey or White hair to its original colour, by a few
applications, without leaving the disagreeable smell of
most '• Restorero." It makes the hair charmingly
beautiful, as well an promoting the growth of the hair is
bald spots, where the glands are not decayed. Certiticsto
from Dr. Versmann on every bottle, with fall particulars.
Ask your Chemist for" Tun Ilexacsx HAIR RENEWER,'.
prepared by HENRY C. H•LLOV, 493, Oxford-street.
London, and sold by Chemists and Perfumer, every-
dere.
Priuted _

where.

...--ea awl Pubhefted by the tsoh. Proprietor.
LD, at hut 'moo., 42, 11414.4t.r05t, Stoarbilelge,
th• County ok %toroester : to wbleb plum all letters mel
other COMM ilii4llllolll mud Os addressoLl
Satanlay, July 11, 074.

_ .e.pectintly solicited to
- -.se) and carefully follow out the directions
printed on every package, and it this in done, they will
say, like the Queen's Laundress, it is the finest Starch
STOURBRIDOI.
___.., ...am pay costs, they ever used. When you ask for OLE:qPIELD STAMM
ur • winch defendants agreed to. First Innings. Secoond Innings. see :hut you get it, as inferior kinds are often substituted
for the) make of extra profit. Beware therefore of spurs
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_ - ...vs. us tun beer. STEALING Doces.-George Bates, ayouth, was charged W. Green, b Moore .. .. 11 cA. Richardson, b
- s minx tney did it with • felonious intent.- with atealiog four ducks on the 23rd sit, the property of Round .. .. .. lono imitations.
v ---" •"""•• Mr. Ban's considered it wan pot a strong case against the William pekes. From the evidence of the prosecutor, it J. W. Parkes, b Nagington .. 3 c sod b Nagington 10 A BOLD HEAD may not inaptly be compared to • house
,os,enring minister, of Orton, prisoner, who was dismissed. appeared that the ducks were safe at five o clock, and he H. Parker, h Moore .. .. 20 b Round .. .. 5 without a thatching. It is exponed to the cold, and is alto-
to the near Wigan. Mr. W. Roberts, of Clent, took _.. _ missed them just after six. James Mandl proved that he J. Itebb.:l) Nagington .. .. 0 c Hewitt, CS. gather unsightly in upset. Resort may be had to • wig,
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bought two ducks of the prisoner for 9d. Prisoner was Thomas .. .. 21 • scalp, or an assemblage of foreign hairs intermingled
.reourse land and land the choir'
......., in Mb . between There was a very pox. attendance. ROWLEY SCHOOL BOARD. afterwards apprehended, and when charged with the W. Richardson, li Moore .. 11 baud c Ingold .. 11 with the scanty material of original growth still vouch.
_ ...au., NV °RNA- through the medium of the sea. Centuries - .The Chairman briefly introduced the lecturer
The usual monthly meeting of this Board was held on offence, he said that ho only took three, two of which he H. Clifton, b Nagington .. 10 b Round .. .. 11 sated to the bare copse; or but the effect is poor and the
. - - ••• es son neWelit Litliis4l:S. I. om l. tainelitst tattier. to the audience, and assured those present that
Monday afternoon; Mr. A. H. Barn in the chair. There sold and the other he killed. Fined As and cuts. J. Davis, b Moore .. .. .. 11 c Nagington, b disguise too apparent. Let those whose mirror assures
- of the highest reputati ..... at mod, it.. prin., before the Christian eni the Tyrians and the although some of those present might not be- were
also present :-Messrs. Lewis, Hassan°, Taylor, CAUTInS TO a PPEENTICES.-John Handley, an appren-
logold .. .. 4 them of the approach of baldnesa or the stealthy march
alatstic tioi.ll JEWLLIARY, of the riches. Phcenicians ventured forth in their primeval long to the Church, nothing would be said to Bennett, Guest, Newell, Dixon, Plant, Penn, Williams, ties to Messrs. Stevens and Williams, glass manutactur. C. W. Oates, b Nagington .. 5 b 'avid .. . , 1 of grey hairs amen the enemy in time. Let them
.25th ultimo and prosecu•
era, was charged with absenting himself from his work 0. P. Stniff, b Nagington .. 3 employ the infallible reatorative known sts Mrs. S. A.
and moot eigut•ite designs, wit. Monegranis, treetv, barks, and braved the dangers of the wilder. wound the susceptibilities of any one who was and Parkes.
sod Devices, Enamelled in Colours, after Designs by the Doss of waters for the purpose of adding to anxious to see the growth of Christianity, inde- The minutes of the last meeting were read and con- without any just cause, on the , • W. Davin, not out.. .. .. 0 c Round, b Naging• Attna's Woun's HAIR HEeToBER, and laugh
ton claimed £lO as compensation. Defendant agreed to ton .. .. .. 20 the impotency of yearn and their attempt to rob sad
mut sceompli,hed Artiste in the Precious Metals. finned. Bc„„ci,... 8,,0.cic. .„ .iiptics to A4„,t,,,,„ of the the stores of their commerce. A longer pendent of sectarian considerations. - Mr. The following tenders were received for the repair of return to his work, make up the lost time, and pay the H. Robinson, c Hewitt, b cJ. Richardson, b disfigure humanity. To be obtained of all Chemists and
Court and inner Di.ti..goishcd Persougew time back than we now care to estimate, Christisson then commenced his lecture, and
Nagingtoo .. .. .. .. 0 Ingold .. .. 1 Perfumers throughout the world. l'ri.. 61. Depot . 114
PILL6ENTATION PLATE.- les:menials of difier• fierce conflicts at sea tookplace bet th
between e said the " Policy of the Liberationists," was Causeway-street, and two streets adjoining-Messrs. costs.
Reid and Handley. Rainwood Hill, £555; Messrs. Nook ASSAULTING A Wint.-At the Police Court on Than. Extras.. .. .. .. 8 he,.
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.. 9 and 116, Southampton•row, London.
- Hair Renewer," roVrEilltT 11,:: Tp.,RIC;,Hi
„aelityi . -If hair
rips
sit sort,. Racing Cepa. sod Jene,led stud other Boxes.
Greeks and. the Persians, the Romans and generally supposed to find favour with the majo- and Cartwright, Cradley Heath, £538 His 6d; Mr. T. F. day before Mr. 1. Spooner, Stipendiary, Thomas Jinks _a. provided by Mr. Benasn f. ir the Corperation of
rit of Dissenters • but such in reality was not Rowley, £3696. 2d. was charged on remand with assaulting bus wife, Mary 66 97 turning grey or white, or felling off, Use "The Mexican
Loudon and ether Public Noshes, to enclose documents the Carthaginians. An eloquent writer has the Thegreat. ' ' "s the motion of Mr. Seesaw', seconded by Mr. Tay- slinks. Defendant was brought up last week but as he
Jones, Hailstone Quarry,
Mn.flawrris litivse.
conveying the Freedom of the Pity to the Prince of declared of a vessel in full sail that ". h t case. majority of the IN eslevans cis• Ir, the tender of Mr. Jones was accepted. did net behave himself in court Mr. Spooner sent:him to Cille Grey or White hair to its original colour, by • few
'''' 0 aud others were in reality opposed to it. The
Wales. bike of Edirburgh, ,t,... 1)c.
Tbe mortality returns for the past month, were RS fol. Stafford for seven days. Complainant said she had been W. G. Incold, run otit .. .. .. 3 application'', without leaving the dinagreeable smell of
SILVER AND t:1.Et"r150..ei..1/41E in the mom walks the water like a thing of life." In all promoters of that policy were a small but active lees :-,sLeall.pos, 0 ; fever, 6; diarrhoea, 1; sholera, 0; married three years, and defendant who had left her • G. Thomas, b Parker .. .. .. 4 most '• Restorers." It makes the hair charmingly
re,ett fastions, and of the most durable make. In ages and in every clime the nation which body of men, principally secularists, who were other causes, 40; total, 48. week. On the '26th ult., defendant struck her on the H. C. Brettell, J. Webb .. .. .. 4 beautifuLaa well an promoting the growth of the hair en
Elertro•Plate li is necessary to secure sound materials
With referenie to the nuisance said to be existing on head with a tin can and cut it. Defendant naked her J. Nagington, c Hielle./118011,, b Webb 21 bald spots, where the glands are not decayed. Certificate
wid a sufficient eoating of !deer to resist daily wear and possesses a seaboard has never failed to send sparing neither time nor money to effect their
tar satisfactorily. No other is really cheap at any Unfortunately, whilst they were doing forth its sailors in quest of adventure for object. Unf n, Mr. Parsons' premises, caused by Mr. Lester, the inipee- to give him his Union card and she would not give it W. H. Hewitt, not out .. .. .. 26 from Dr. Versmann on every bottle, with fall particulars.
", tor said he had seen Mr. Lester on the subject, and that him. Mr. Spooner said the woman had no right to de- G. Hingley, c Green, hi. Webb .. 0 Ask your Chemist for" Tun Mulcts HAIR RENEWER,' .
price, nor worth having, the carrying on of war, and for the pu this, the friends of the Church remained passive, gentleman had told him that he should not throw any tam n it, as it was her husbeod'a property. its defendant H. Moore, b Parkes .. .. .. .. 5 prepared by HENRY C. Li•LLUS', 493, Oxford•ntreet.
watches sad Clocks repaired by skilled workmen, and it was this inertness or want of action on more gas water down the drain, and that he had not to. had been in prison for • week, he should order him to J. Johns. b Parkes .. .. .. .. 3 London, and sold by Chemists and Perfumer. every-
Ohl Silver. Jewellery, Watches, Fe, exchanged. Mer. of trade.
1
their part which allowed the movement of the terfered with Mr. Parsons' drain at all. He (the Inapec- find; two sureties of £lO each, and keep the peace, and G. Davis, c Parkes, hJ. Webb .. 0 where.
Such considerations as these, clustering ~
.18,71ins"Prople9;tywaost _ _
elunts, Shipper., and Clntes supplied.
tor) had seen Mr. Parsons shortly after the last meeting pay costa.
A. Richardson, IJ. Webb .. .. 1
Ii eGrated Pamphlet., with full description of al) round about a profession which has stood the Liherati'onista "to assume an aspect of so
ie
nolitstencelio.siesdt,ina.nitoillsedt
him
ktionow, that if ifhethwerossuledasseoso6v
ch6;...Tsteadtin,,oithPlcsitenoa.-g Ttwhe,oppliiiglue...
William Foley, on the 2nd inst. Police-Constable Doo• J. Bound, b Parker .. .. .. .. 15 Prioted she Punhened by the Sole ProprieWr. niMisto4
Nada of Watches, rime pier. a. .I.w. derv, and Llec.ro much haportunce. He then went into a lenirsn-
test of thousands of years, and flourishes Kned hicory of the growth of the Church in it ; but he had not heard from Mr.,FSMOUP am NM any Kilns .. .. .. .. .. 18 FIELD, at his ~/lic.., 52. High...ceet, aw„aaaara, ha
Om County oi worautor: to whisk plies all letters ref
Pins, with prices annexed, ssut free by Post upon appli- • . . .
gm other COMM 61114111100/ =eel 041 eddreseed.l
estiusi to J. W. Beason, at either of the above Addressee to-aay in spite of the elements of danger by this country, and showed that Its endowment. nuisance Mom bar, said that on the morning on the 2nd instant. about. La Saturday, hie 11, 11174.