The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1874-08-29 00:00:00

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SATURDAY, AUGUST 29, 1874.

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PUBLIC NOTICES.

STOURBRIDGE IMPROVEMENT ACT,
186 C.,
AND THE ACTS INCORPORATED THEREWITH.

ELECTION OF COMMISSIONERS,
In the place of those who go out by rotation, on Tama.
nor, the 3rd day of ttErrauntia, 1874.

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I I the undersigned, JOHN TAYLOR, of 66
9 Highatreet, in the Township of litourbridge, in
the County of Worcester, Clerk to the Stourbridge
Improvement Commissioners, incorporated under the
Stourbridge Improvement Act, 1866, do HEREBY GIN E
PUBLIC NOTICE, as follows:
That for the purpose of Electing Commissioners for
the Three Wards into which the said township of Stonr-
bridge is by the said Act divided, in the place of those
who go out by rotation, ME El LEGS of the PERSONS
ENTITLED TO VOTE at such Election will be held on
'IHUMIDAY, the 3rd day of SEPTEMBER, 1874 (being the
First Thursday in the said Mouth), at the Places follow-
ing, that is to say :
A Meeting of the Persons entitled to vote in the EAST
WARD of the said township, will be held at SAINT
JOHN'S INFAN I SCHOOL ROOM, Foster-street. in
the mid township.
A Meeting of the Persons entitled to Vote in the WEST
WARD of the said township will be held at the PRIMI-
TIVE METHODIST SCHOOL ROOM, Westistreet.
Beauty Bank, in the said township.
A Meeting of the Persons entitled to Vote in the
SOUTH WARD of the said township, will be held in the
CORN EXCHANGE, in Market-street, iu the said
township.

Such respective placce having been duly appointed for
the said respective purposes by the Comzuissioners of the
saidtownship.

s•
That at the said Election, Three Commissioners are to
be Elected in each of the said Wards, and the Commis.
'loners who go out by rotation may be re•elected.
That at the said Election, the Toting will commence at
Nine of the dock in the forenoon of the said day of
Election, and will finally close at Four of the duck in the
afternoon of the same day (unless in case of riot or ob-
struction), and will be conducted in the manner pees
scribed by " The Commissioners Clauses' Act, 1847."
That the Presiding Officer at any place of Voting may
close the Voting or Poll at any hour before Four of the
clock, if one hour shall ellipse during which no Voting
Paper shall be tendered at suck place of Voting.
Dated this 15th day of August,
.1874..._

-JORti TAYLOR,
Clerk to the said Commissioners.
56, High street, Stourbridge.

STOURBRIDGE IMPROVEMENT ACT,
1E66,
AND THE ACTS INCORPORATED THEREWITII.

lathe Matter of the ELECTION of COMMISSIONERS
In the place of those who go oat by rotation,
On THURSDAY, the 3rd day ("SEPTEMBER, 1874,
Being the First Thursday in September.

Ithe undersigned JOHN TAYLOR, Clerk
-a- 9 to the Stourbridge Improvement Comuthilioners
Incorporated under the Stourbridge Improvement Act,
1866, do hereby tiIVE PUBLIC NOTICE,. followo:

That for the purpose of the Election of Commisslom
ers,the Township of Stourbridge is divided iuto Three
Wards, namely, the ERA Wald, the West Ward, and the
South Ward.

That on the 3rd day of September, 1874, being the first
Thursday in the said month, three of the Commissioners
who have been Elected for each of the said three Wards,
will go out of oth :e by rotation, and they may be reelec-
ted

That for the purpose of Electing Three Commissioners
for each of the said three NVards, in the place of those
who go out of office by rotation, as aforesaid, a MEET-
ING of thePERSONS ENTITLED TO VOTE in each
of the said Three %Verdi, will be bell on the said
THURSIIyY, the 3ra Of, SEPTEMBER, 1874. .

That WiLLIANt JONADAB TiII:NET, of OhLorin-
ford as the Chairmen of the Stourbridge Improvement
Commissioners, is he RETURNING OFFICER at the
said Election.

That the said William Jonadab Turney, as such Chair-
man as aforesaid, has appointed GODFREY ROWLEY
PERKIN, of Coventry•street, in the sed township, one of
the loud Commissioners, to be the Presiding Officer at the
said Election for the WEST WARD; and WILLIAM
ED W ARDS, of Marketwtreet, in the said Township, one
of the said Commissioners, to be the PRESIDING
OFFICE!: st the said Election for the SOUTH
WARD.

That the said WILLIAM JONADIR TURNEY, ma
such Chairman as aforesaid, is the PRESIDING' OFR-
CER at the said Electiou for the EAST WARD, that
being the Word for which he was Elected • Commis-
sioner.

Dated thia •27th day of Augagt, 1874.
JOHN TAYLOR,

Clerk to the said Commissioners.

STOURBRIDGE IMPROVEMENT ACT,
ltuc,

AND THE ACTS INCORFORATED THEREAITH.

IMPROVE..qh.ST RATE.

x--oxicE IS HEREBY titYk:.l4, that at U.
N tar MONTitLY MEETINO of the tt ,nr-
bridge I toprov.JoAct.t. ComulitiNionerN, to be to.l.teu ut the
Con.tnis,loutr' Cot., Excuaxou, 014 ::ioNt.ult.tlii
314 day Of AUGUST NI .TO, The cc o'clo.l tier
o•mn. it is int.nded to znotcP an 1 MPROVEIki EN rNA IN
of NINEPENCIK IN TB E POUND, putso‘nt to the
74th aretion of the S'otrbro.ige lu.prov,lnent Act,
ISGti.

Aud roriCk. IS 111,1th131 11.11Ftlislt
that a Statement of such propose.l Itste is dep,sittd for
In. etion by the Itatepayer4, et the office of the Clerk
to the aeji Commissioners, No. 56, High-street, Stun,
bridge

ti 214 day of AugrotillxB.7l,tyLon,
Clerk.

ENDOWED SCHOOLS ACTS, 1869 and 1878

STOURBRIDGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL

CHARITIES OF GLoVER, HICKMAN, AND

OLIVER.

SCREMES relating to the above•named
FOUNDATIONS have been submitted by the
Endowed Schools Commissioners to the Committee of
Council on Education, and Notice is hereby Given, that
during one month from the date of the pubhcation
hereof the Committee of Council on Education will, in
pursuance of Section 13 of the Endowed Schools Act,
1873, receive objections or suggestions made to them in
writing respecting such Schemes.
. .

Coies crl the 'Schemes price siapence per copy, may
be obtained from Mr. Robert Broomtell, of titourbtidge,
Stationerand Bookseller; or from the Secrteary of the
Endowed Schools Commission, 2. Victoria-street, West-
minster, S.W.

PATRICK CUMIN,
Assistant Secretary.

Education Department,
Dith August, 1874.

ENVILLE- GARDENS

BY the kind permission of the Right Hon.
the Earl of Stamford and Warrington, these
beautiful GARDENS and GROUNDS will he thrown
OPEN to the PUBLIC Corey TUESDAY and FIiIDAY
throughout the season.
Aduninsiou Free by Ticket only),,to be obtained at the
Stamford Arum, Hotel, Enville.
Conveyances of all description to be had at the Talbot
Hotel, Stourbridge, on most reasonable terms, on appli-
cation to the Manager, Mr. J. Bridges.
Dinner Parties contracted for.