The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-11-29 00:00:00

SATII.RD4Y4 NOV. 29. tot

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....enty as $ rule! The at two come is the env
dstrt eereg to Sir SIMI Bakee.
„eases's upon iehlk Of
(Tald.:o'
connecinenc d ors* peoduotiona
:Iv of OM* him which
ammo* in a r brig Li omnts. • • puld een is mei of °cooed
~...eutle Sakti Yi Coo he remit- e gee _oonnesitie-th who. trifle Nib the pollee, ante- be , got& o demeere egbk
Bergemet Bike is going to repeat on the C,
SNOOKSr *it wi ,yazy travellers
reerr
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g wee
f 1852 to 1872, the latteruot lertbo,.l°UailtlyilwiL,l7, mdmi, ~tout the bosom extieriment which he made in Los • "Id
Republican Beg.
Criterion" to go bye.
'be Leval Croverumesidi Map* mut be weld announced that the homeward-bound Atlagte
Wile the entkerere'd Tw'sz Tetm*.4ll"" www l'er4 - 'teenier* which arrive in Liverpool bring in
America
t4cliferifenofdstbßte home
inwitlhrethiaentod Wise
aa go mood.
• 1:11,830,000, see milady a milli-. Marl do not worship
expenditure or e r
adieus from America, who are corepelied to red,. eeeer
QUERY-Would you op en a balloon with a skeleton tip? through want of work iu the Uolted States.
amounted to £13,167,000, sigozcare from the report of good "
find:,
iStliatwf.rotrac.inAfw2leryeeare, from
quarter More. In 1872. the total ee•-•
J171,*. in hirPW4 hwwecww.” oh. caul.* W'4
1 to lath.
Here is a csonene but hopeful lovedetter written 671
ore for the risZflisaidenlesor.
o hor r eawy DMA °Ler the resat. !
Colorado miner Leven years is rather long tot
dale the cide
THE letter le useful one To hiensehOlders, because it but Ile have you 311, Cate." - 111,
as ite roe:
mates • rent pay) rent.
The Messiettes Rothschild have just Worried tee
MACHINA! witeelhereaellsodattliatthee senered27 mayma of Parte 'that, in incordance wlth they cog. enffeg
In eas .
tom, they hold 50,004 ferules at their Mayotte... othepoo
THE Wairderlng Hale-found agile twice this wee., as Per of toe „pima.
usual, on the breatiest but. • •
A Paris paper publishes some statistics Solver--
el Igethesturn, the sees Cl whim •eogike
It was composed of 15,000 pieces, lecludral,rtherNatifiooo.mi
:urn? traet99bleuriw nopi Legume gm...
=nullity. of washing alone mounted to 120,00 t 'moo
tablecloth* oda dente nie capable et
ip.Cittrsigoofr.ih°6l"et:::o:onsdba:::PlhesipilielgalmaandwedilthtopenbltCelnThes hci.t.o.f.ver=o.l(ttt the.
Boutch or j -et to the words themeelves as to the meter.
-Jody. The director of the Chaucer Seciety, Mr.
Is Fareivek
said to have fo-;nri in.-th'ke Record Otficedannil'engte2y:"l2 goo
Jrzzi
011 Alheru thelitii4=l;,y4 :awards tig
EPITOM-K OF bir 1 W "rthe war with France le 1859:60. Plt°l4l‘.
BRITISR AND FORIdIIGN. News has been receive I of the total lees, near he
station on Me nowt of Newfound's/ad, ol the Robert
repairing ship of the AngloAmerlosa We/Oath f0ree,,,,0
r The Chancellor of the Exchequer acknowledges the vessel 1. entirely bemired, hut It le fe wed that the impure
"Conscience Money' the receipt of £8 ls. f3d. from "11. and crew of seventeen men have been deemed.
for *load incometax.
According to a recent return there were in the yeer
The chip Clyde, from St. Johues, timber laden, hell emend tbe Slat of March MA ee42 dealers in Ames ed.
been we ock 2 outside Valentla liarbear, and ten out of her not licensed to retail beer or spirits, the duty Meolittleg
crew of fi n ftee (gowned ; °boleti' and mate saved. £54,736 10e.•, and 49,401 dealers licensed to retell beer nes
It is calculated that, by arrangement and greater svelte the duty being £1119,763 is. hwid. 75, Inclig
elevation, one-lositmore people might cow be accommodated £340 2t. 1141, licensed to retali beer out not spine,
ppm the ground now dwelt upon by the poor lie London. "It seemed to be the faculty ea well or prole.
Floating rumiihope are run up and down the shores slip or every woman In the late wild womme coopege
of Lake Chamelein, thus emceeing the penalties if the Ver. Meat 011 the egilag., subject of 'Motherhood, It emu
moot liquor law. puzzle the average mother of live or six obildrea to Lowed
women who have nerer had any children tan be to cruets
The only trove under orders for Caps Coast Castle to dismiss • subject that they have no Knowledge of, luc
are the 42nd Fibblen len, who et idleave Porten:sou hoe soon kom toes rowing of booki.,•_.Coo,l Journal
as a chip id ready for the service.
A new steam tramway car wea tried earty ca
In the year ended the 31. st of March last there were day morning in the Vanxbeltread. Landon. The car bees
40,629 public.' whose premises were rated under 400 per passage front end treed, with the snachhiery in two-
annum In England and Ireland, and 45,943 whose premise* chambers In the mote Toe handles by welch the &gem,
I were reed above that sum are started and stoppZ are led to each can of 1110 eiMme,
, A literary curiositey hag just been sold at Pare-a so that the engine man stands altematele at the end Mile
receipt for thirty sole g liven to the steward of Louis XL by for the time is at the front. •
his tailor, for heelerg pat two new sleeves loan old leather
poutpoult of Ma lislesty. The grievances of the sorter', letter•caniere mid
ante, porters, and rural methengers In the service of thane
I A community of women is to be established at Wo- Oinces have been em imdled in • pattern to the Hama Coe
; burn, near Boston, from which men are to be clgoemuly an. neon.. Oa the question of engem, it is urged that the meg
' c ndsd. tote tom supported by various industries carried living has enormoady increased 'Mee Me minim mts d
on by* members, pay was hied, and that all tints of laboar have rise. is
"Gentleman, aged 26, in good position, wishes to eele„,__. e• 00.erbeies_of 18,1810 th .W.W.I of
correspond with sled), with mean. with • view to meet- MOW. oinadaV work, am other Mather. IS prayed for,
mouy ; enclose earth: bona fide -Address," &a,-Adverilee Indian papers continue to speak gloomily et ths
meat in Manchester Examiner. de proven el famine la Lower Bengal It tiamisise I. bona
"Some one has raid that the advice of Mr. Disraeli more severe than that of 1868, and to extend over • pm,
area. Notwithstanding large imports, the price of r*
to study the spirit I the age will be taken op warmly against
already advanced le per cent.. end the natty-sears
him by the feetotall'en at
the next ./6"1"-"-C"rf j`"""41" for • prohibition of exportation. The activity aad
A boiler, in the engineering works of Meters. thought of Si, George Campbell In preparing for •
Cameron and Co., Mecide I street, Ghtigow, exploded on cathmitn are greatly nommeaded.
SlW'ird`f hmaialrci_lllll.RlF. or man Int'ntan.°44' Tu. The Dieyor and Cit 7 officials of Breton on the 10Ih
.11'hwiew was caw.www. . well
, .of a.„chimbef met commemorated the annivereary of the greed fire tad
A company has been formed France to utilise the year by visiting the burnt dietrict. TM. dlabict Mewed ti
power of the ocean ttdes on the coot be proper machinery. we., and has been almost wholly rebuilt, the eMeele bed
The first etherimeut is to he made at St. Mahe, whers the widened and many or the new bending, being most ley
tide rises nearly eighty feet, and 01411110 res many square than thole that were destroyed,
mile. or flats. A nice point of constructim, in the will of the lii.
. Captain Croft, tkeliernmarider of the Ethiopia. which Lora elesthare, wag argued before Blr GeorpJesesi, mega
arena.' from the weals toe* of Africa on Saturday, died on of ffio &ono on an .et ingego summons ham the Neg.,.
the passage. de was the commodore of toe African Rothil Chambers. The question was whether the trustier M.
Mall Steamoldp Company'• Beet, and was highly Denise power to 'newt, during the pendency of the senanktrium
both fp Liverpool aed on the eolith. In certain Americas securities. Exercising the *mg go
• During the hearing at a cam be the Court of Ex- oretlon which Miens to the Goitre Sir George Jen* re
chequer on Sreurday lb way Meted that large quantities of fused to sanction investments which he regarded as men.
liquorice were manufac u'ei in ties country under the lathe.
st ani.h brand, and that amongst the purpose, to whir* It The echool board for Oxford (local board distristi
as applied were Mined throwing beer and making Maar , have palmed& resolution to the effect test Mar the teaki
• , ishts, ming of mire year they will not pay school lees an Meld
A ftociety has been formed in Belgium for collecting anY child between the Agee of Bee me tidrieea rani vim
all wog, paper, and selliug it for the benefit of the Pope. , parent is in receipt of relief out of the workemse given lig
1 h the guerdlaw, or by their order, by way pi weekly orgam
inch society
'OILY hal' P
worksl"aof Voltaire,e Pwltoresetla°r a. De c
lOeiroali '
N''bl
t, olei books
contioulng allowance. It hes Ilse been resolved IS
other detestable author." to hand them over as waste paper I rate, If Domini'. this Ph:middle In then hr-lawe Dr
attendance at school of all ail leen of the abovensened sp.
Her Majesty the Queen and the Princess Beatrioe I mallerdadbeen edidedg to the &bedew Dom..,
attended divine service in Livable Church on dunday. The Re,. I
Deo.fdToary.liorog,amdf:ltterturoclhth
juthe perwiehg,
behopfterzhlateed ihyhapt...poinwetedu
speech on oatain. esaralysil:,__WOlrldttgli
not
euMr.toDleudiell!
and to the gentlemen with whom they wen co-ocieranse ie
sermon.
According to a note published by the Paris Ether
lasted an me end a quarter, closed ate 26, indite megreg
Moe of Manful Metsfshon's powers, os the ground that toe
the C onto te Chambord Is strongly opposed to the prolontAga- rnenril.P.onrs7:nr weandbakteee..'"-"TeGedt4.beMar.f.D.Lal7l.• "reelfleice' qMst
chock twenty minute. later. At 520 we pat-
measure we Oil either teal to the d eirobilslueeot
Wised • third addition, coutaining a verbatim nettled*
of the itepoulic or some eel of mereation,
preliminary proceedings, soil Mr. Muesli s speeds. aid*
The people of London are reminded by the Registrar- substance of the subsequent proceeding., every wordelethe,
General that the Melee alio of mesal.. now prevalent le the me- with the exception of the Conservative address, woe uprise
troporie show. an increasing fatality; the deaths referred to from the. lips of. tha speaker.. The report «mein live
this ritsease, Shlch in toe two iresloas weeks had been 118 clOthly-orinted columns. Seventeen minutes were seemed
and 115, rase to 13 Intl., proem of stereotyping, so that everything mild hoes
Toe Bishop of Exeter hal requested the clergy of hem printed irons our types in forty -0.1 minutes alter Mr.
hi. diocese to observe the 3rd Decemoer as a day of inter:el- Mansell closed.
stun for mini :nary work. As an encouragement to this, he
says. God has given many Indications ef his mower to prayer
•iffered last year. More meninges offered themselvea as
mistionarie. There has been an increased income, and there
appears everywhere a keener Interest in the cease.
The boat in which the survivors of the Arctic explor:
log vemel Polaris effected their cecape, and w don was
brought to Wismar by tile whaler Esvenecraig has been pre-
sented by the owner, Mr. L eckirthr, to toe Smiththotau
institute, Wthhlngton, and will ba trahsoorted woes the
Atlantic In the Georgia.
The Manchester Guardian's Berlin correspondent
telegraphs 4-1 he Vienna correnondent of the Noremborg
Correxponde ~ce asserts that he has seen • copy of the sec ind
, settee of she Pope to the Emperor. Toe tone is very different
from that of the 11.1. It is not s mere demand or the tight
of the Courch, but • personal attack as the Emperor, to
wh• mlt melbas the Introduction of rollltartsm. The pub-
lication of the whole letter will follow shortly.
The goods guard, and shunter, employed by the
M machete. Sheffield, and Lincolnshire It .llw ly Company
are serag.rellieg thebirs eters fur 3' pot week airs• cool
Wage, aid rice. ren,uneruti m for all [totes. rood beyond
ten uuttra per day. Tony also ask for three days' leave of ab.
soiree aonnelly, withou, logs of pay, and ct3er minor oon•
mations.
Au imaginative milkman wag confronted In oonrt
with a lectometre, which unraletakably recorded 50 per cont.
OS water in the Mlle he had fluid. Ile *co:muted for i his by
stating that there was a heavy dew on the gross the coos had
cropeei het bef ere being milked. The magistrate could not
set the pretty, but inflicted the Usual floe.
A remarkab'e proof of the extent to which the ar
rimgemerst with Greet Britalo for an exchange of in :nay.
ordere has grown has lust been furnished. Tne Poet 0111,e
Department lied that hooey is en average weekly balance
of *beet one million of dollars per annum due to Great •
Britain on account of the pay meet of moron •oroers lathed ID
the Culled States In favour of British suoj acts.
New York, if we can believe reports in the news
papers, tee so or model jae7mese. In the etokes 'cue, •
hoot one of tn. jun man, instead of being kept secluded
appears to have been permitted to roam about almost at will
sie I. described as making a tour through theatres, bar-rooms
and other public places, announcing to bystanders who he
was, and blast he would not join bl any verdict that would
hang the prbouer.
The Prince of Wales at id the Duke of Edinburgh,
accompanied by Prince Edward of 8,3e-Welmar, the Duke
of Manchester, and other guest., c 'lamented shooting
throu'h the Roy al cnverts, at Send ringham, on Tuesday, and
found good eport, the weather being fine The Princes. of
Wales and a party of ladle, rode out and looked on at part
of the shooting. The birtoday of her Royal Highness will
be celebrated on Monday, with the usual fe,tivltlee
Sunday last being the anniversary of the executions
of Allen, Larkin, and O'Brien at Mancha-et% a niimeer of
persons, eccompanied by a band playlng the Dead Earth in
Saul, aud bearing a black banner with the following luserip-
tiou-ii Allen, Larkin, O'Brien a God save Ireland"-pro.
waded to St James's Cern.). cry, Cork, and recited prayer. for
. the dead, Titer° was no public demonstration, and the pro-
ceedings were quiet and decorous.
A communication from Monaco of the 17th *aye
"The celebrated Maltese player, M. tingeja who has held the
bank in check for more than three week., has at last suc-
cumbed la three dais' 111-luck he has het a considerable
, sum. Bat tie does not abandon the contest and expects
so-en to be able Co take the nerd again, for he is still able to
cope with the buck. The pr--It of 1,54)0,000i. which he made
last year at Homburg is far from being exhausted. Moreover,
he la the pomeasor of a large fortune, part of which Is devoted
to works of charity in the island of Malta, his country,'
Mr. James hillier, 21 years of age, has died from
Injures received throw2h falling from a trapere erected on
Inc er roods atte'hed to his father's villa, near Leith. While
an evening party w.s beteg held the demeued went to the
gardens with • c mein to monis a gymnastic feat, and while
he was swinging from eke bar the rope slackened, and he was
tbrown violently to the grouud, falling on his head.
An inquest has been held at Braintree on the body
of Charon Partner, ten yea, of age, wh ese death would
appear to have resulted from foul Way The hey, who is
the .00 01 a po r widow, was found I. log in the street late
at night Insensible, and entre blood oozing from hts right eye.
Near him was • ceisebtoonted stick, stetued with blood,
which al peered to have been enticed Into the eye, inflicting
• wound which extended to the brain. Toe fronts.' borie
was also fractured, end part 01 11 forced into the beam. the
Inquiry was adjeurned
An inquest has been held at Peckham on the body
ot Men. Bay, ageo 58, the wife of the Rev. Thomas Ray, M. A.,
Lt. D rhe body was Menet:el by Mrs. Evans, rho hathand
teeing too deeply grii.ved to attend to give evidence. Mr
Barrett • professor of langnages, said that a short time
sines he was stilling in the h use of Mr. Rey, and we. re-
tiring her. st, when he heasd the sudden clanging,' belie and
sereems for heap proceeding from the lower part of the
bonne. He IMm, able 11 ran below, end f :nod the deceased
In names, she having acridentally •-•t lire to her muslin roes.
er.th a candle she IVY* CA/ tyLog. Tne flames were eatingit 'bed
as .perilly ae poesi,le, bet rho ortunate lady wan • much
Injured that the died on Tharthey lent. A verdict of "Ac.
Oriental death" was returned.
A meeting of c••nvict warden haa been held in
Londoa for the purpose of considering the beet ma of lee
proving chair position. & g Memel lot oe nnecte I with
the comic: servo e pre hied, ad is addition to the metro.
polo ant ostablbhme As. the Wokine, Daitmooe, Chathe
and Portland Pawns ',Era represented. L -ti erg ve re read
from ier loos members of Parliameirt promising th•ir support
to the movement. Resolutions were pure pledgi g the
n mee log to continue the **ation tor Shorter hArre and the
aboli ion of nnnecessary Ines and penaltle.
According to an American contemporary Bismarck
has an I LA brogue. The paper days :-" Whilst the Promisee
ship of war Keiser was in Our r arbour, the officers were pho
tographed by —. The result was a series or cabiee• photo-
gran he of superlerive merit, which were recently shown to
ties Prior. Bismarck on the return of the Raiser. "Br dad !"
exclaimed the Prince, with characteristic vehemence,
they're too litigant intoffely. Why, they've made ye as 4
of Adonleed.' Ihe prince remained leastate of deep thougel
for a I ortnight, at the end of which time he. exclaimed, • By
the holy poker, he than COW to I:teeth.' -- Oar receive] •
telegram that the Prim^e Mahan him to come to Berlin es
won possible. TreparatiOne are being made for the emp-
ties of the artist"
An old Perieian mendicant was recently noticed to
manliest apparent caprice in selecting the objects foe hi. Im-
portunity Be would allow ari reater of persons to pass un-
heeded, and then attach lilmard, to otben and take no der- ial,
A bribe of half a franc from • amino epectetor Induced him
to glee his region. "I have • code of rules, which' invert.
ably follow," he said, Thus I never ask alms of 'on. who
has rimed,' as rosbil recflan • man selfish, nor of stout
men,' is It borer them to stop, new of any one patting on
their gloves, nor of • lady alone, but always ol any one
miewifearey gong to dines', of peeps* walking together...
their emourpropre mimes them generotu, of binges la greed
uniform, and of people apparently seeking favour from the
Government-they think that • ISt will Moe them luck."
Marshal MacMahen sent a Message to the French
Amembly on Monday, thatktog the members for tree dla
ttnothe they had conferred on him by I reiceiging his powers,
end orcbseileg 11.4
peed,, 01 order, and
wishes, he. LOon
replied fsr the hy
spousiratlity of ties :bt.askiog the :•..hbe::.yI.t.t agliation Ire the c"tl:t.wh:h:Beeu."try:yn:;.Hb;d:b.ro:h.h:itu'ui:diie;l:r'a:saongv.6.dtaura;f•Tile::rd::hth;imaf:b7pwishe:,:gthae.u.qota:ehrls::!tiPn:::,.,
me&ataiasd 'as
Mon M. Bethosont complained of the rapport given to
Monarchies' ion mes during 'lei noses ey the Doc do Broglie.
The Date in his turn complained the course adopted by
.the Radicals, who Seeemoted to arose, social hatred by
, leading the people to fear • retain to tbe abeam of the old
regime. Ultimately an order of the day. etoPeeed4.4
member of the Hight, WM adopted by 864 le am
being a melon* al 00 for the 0011111111.11. the

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