Cradley Heath & Stourbridge Observer. — 1864-04-02 (Stourbridge, West Midlands, England)

RICH RELIQUARY.-There han been a very prise. seemed rather to enjoy being titillated, "all snug and 1 remarkable work of gold exhibited at the entrance of may among ourselves." Perhaps it is for this reason that no i the choir of the Cathedral of Notre Dame, in Feria Liebeians are admittek to witness the flagellation of their I since Sunday last. It is a new reliquary, manufactured Is pmeieorese,ebuttierdeof thpeicsnok;ftyuictft In cr tttheholisfte of lll4rtt orate 1 at the expense of the chapter, after a design prepared might be given to a wanderer who enters that ILemeeeeto presayte I by M. Viollet le Due, audit is considered to be (me of the even though he should fail to satisfy the pew-opener that he I most remarkable works of art moduced during the is the friend of. countess, present century: The immense number of diamonds MAKING A " SIBS !"-" Manhattan," writing I and other precious atones, the result of pious offer- from New York, says :Mesa are not out of proporticn with the reliquary the Vosaterbill, who shot the mate of the England has demanded of us that the Illilriftoenshoted itself. St. Louis is represented sitting on an elevated throne, wearing a royal crown of rubies and emeralds, shall be tried or murder, and compensation Made to Isi; and holding the crown of thorns in his hand. St. widow. This will be cheerfully granted by Old Abe, who i Helena, with the Holy Cross, and Baudouin 11., will say to the British ambassador, " TArons, my dear fellow, 1 Emperor of Constantinople, are likewise seated on sreavethehoeidle all and , Ltorclast'coxivere going to demand of me, through Seward, s crew in irons toburottlitonl.-"l'Cie'ne'Sllt'iotel thrones. There is a platform over the head of these three personages, resting on the top. of the thrones, of wanted, rather than have any bad feeling s but as you oynel; ' which the disc is surrounded by a river of diamonds of want the officer who shot the Englishman, and a few paltry ; the purest water. Turquoises are scattered over the dollars, it shall be granted at mum. I'll pay the money to- , surface, and in the centre is a pillar formed of enormous. I day if you well take it s its only a • fizzle.. And that reminds ' mgcofba,stocr,y. There was once a blacksmith, out in Illinois, 1 emeralds, which bears a crystal lantern round which are the twelve Apostles, placed at a certain distance who gavel .Iftfttlyticle4vcsdioftersfro,rif titer hscomnsce. 3 fleftessnlldee ls money, ‘ , from each other, SO that the holy crown may be seen I poor and humble, and wantel to do something. Solos lit up his I lestween them. The cro on is placed horizontally in j furnace, got some iron, heated It, and tried to make a the lantern on which is fixed the royal crown of St. iis oughallase she failed -used tap his iron. lie says, ' Well, Louis, stadled with rubies, emeralds, and pearls. The I can make an hoe, at any rate.' lie hammered away for ' reliquary, which is silver gilt, cost 2,2001. The ;i,eoriceahtocuir soles ntricl fttherceiftwaftsc sloti 4ins:cusgrher hot, eftad Itiz.ft Taken diamonds and precious stones are estimated at 8,0001. sued it into a pail or cold water, and says be, ' Bang' yje,eli SMOKING ON RAILWAYS !-A sub-committee.of all make a sisal' That is all Earl Russell has come down ' tv i i;co,Ncriackgl7owthftethouftmelase,!lemand for the murdering rinser the board, with the engineer and a contraetor or two, have been down the line on the business of the coraI Lord Lyons.( ' Manhattan" says), after this, smiled, pany (remarks the Railway News In an article in anti ~u` went home to snake up a dispatch. which it fairly deals with the whole smoke question). They have dined together. They return to town in