The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle. — 1869-05-08 (Stourbridge, West Midlands, England)

MELANCHOLY SUICIDE.—On Monday moaning last, and used bad and abusive language to Idin. Fetcher about eight o'clock. Christiena Hanker (42). wife of Wit- corroborated, and the defendant was bound over is the ham Hanker. of Kitwell House, committed suicide by aura of £lO to keep the peace tor three months, and to drowning herself. It appears that deceased haw for some fled two aureties in £5 each ;in default three month., time past been in a desponding state from ill health, and imprisonment. between ten arid eleven o'clock in the morning her booty • was found in the fish wind in front of the house, quite Goenssarrno' WonE.—The progress of fine art mendead. The body was got out as quick as possible, and teeterc in this brance of trade is strikingly exermlified conveyed to the house, and medical assistance called in, in a little work ptiblislied by J. W. Benson, of 2si, but life was eetinct. An imprest was held on Tuesday old Bond Street, and of the City Steam Factory, 59 mid last at the house of Joseph Flavell, White Horse Dm, 69, Luegate Hill. It is enriched and embellished with Wood Gate, before It. Docker, Eq.. Coroner, and after e„ig„,‘ (by Italian, French, and English artiste.: of bearing the above facts, the jury returned a verdict of Brooches, Bracelets, Earrings, and other firth:leo, salt" Found drowned." able for personal wear, or Wedding, Birthiley, or other THE Coker RVATIVE AND CONSTITUTIONAL ASSOCIATION, presents, with their prices. Mn. Benson (who holds the —A meeting of the above association WaA held on Mon appointment to H.R.11. the Prince of Wales) has also day, at the Meese of Mr. W. 11. Hawkeswood, Overeud. published a very interesting pamphlet on the Rise and —The Treasurer (Mr. Jenn pete,,eati) read. letter from progress; of Watch and Clock-making. These pamphMr. Amplilett, enclosing a cheque for £3 38 towards the lets are sent post free for two stamps ceele and they contends of the association, and expresoing the great plea- not be too strongly reeoinniended to those enntempletsure it gave him to hear of their proceeding; ; also a let- hug a purehase, expecially to resitents in the country ter from Mr. S. S. Lloyd, of Birmingham, enclosing a or abroad, who are thus eunbled to select any article cheque for £3, and imparting some Valuable information they may require, and have it forwarded with perfect relative to the Management of the aapOeiation. This ~,,e,ey. letter was received with applause. Letters were also re- HoLLoWAY'S OINTMENT AND PlLLS.—ltheunrition and ciiive4 from Mr. Gem, promising a donation of £22' ; rheumatic gout are the most dreaded of all diseases, be' Sir Smith Child, hart.. contaiteng a cheque for £2t Mr. cause their victims know that they are safe at no season, Meynell Ingrain, centre:sing a Poot-office order for £2 ; inlat no age secure. Holloway's Ointment, after forn• and a donation from Mr. Devid Houltray of 10e. It wao siltation of the pietist parts, gives greeter relief thta arranged that the district should be canvassed during the any other application, but it must be diligently used to week, aud that the registration lint should be tharply obtain this desirable result. It has been hiehly COla. looked after. It was alio elated that twelve persons nesnded by rheasnatie subjects of all ages rid of both would be at once put ineas the regietration list that had sexes for rendering their attacks less frequent and less no votes at the last election. The following gentlemen rigor:ens; aud for repreasin2 the soar perspir.sti ms and were then nominated vice.presidents:—Mesers. It. P. soothing the nerves. In many eases Holloway's °intAusphlett, S. S. Lloyd, Sir Smith Child, Bart., H. Me- meut aud Pill. have proved the greatest bleosingt in renell Ingram, E. Gem, D. Homfray, A. 11. Barrs, F. e . ming rbeninatinua and rheumatic gout, which had asG. Barra, W. W. Oldershaw, Jestou Homfray. G. A. 11. sailed persons previously healthy and in the prime of Best. W. Hayes, Dr. Matins, and the Rev. T. H. Gregg. life. The following were nominated as the committee : Messrs. ADVICE co MoTHERS.—are you broken of rear rest W. H. flawkeswood, G. Goring, T. Shilvock, T. Cox, J. by a sick child, suffering v. ith the pain of cutting teeth? Nock, G. Moseley, R. IFlawkeswood, H. Hipkiss, C. It. J. 17: sit Palmer,gi leit. tlls, , .J J. Perry, Edwards,l,l errirdyg w JFisteHir..i.h.f.:oo. eiif ly,,ip,4lkl,iss sH.K.Taencnkode. Kendrick, crk ji d: gap,: daut:Dnr ~. Tandy. CHARGE oe