The Potteries Examiner : — 1877-04-21 (Stoke-on-Trent, Staffordshire, England)

IVIIITSUSTIDE FETES AN72• GAL.H..—P9do's great • . seen the book. We should like. to do so ere in millrag the rope rather tiara, - What,' said he,fetes and gall. on Whit Monday and Tuesday at Caulcensuring or approving of it Its e, we expect, a with the tears running dean his cheeks, "would place ighourals will be an imaneuse attraction. sorb-medical work. i book for the guidance of tneie will Im a at-and balloon, ascent by Jackson of you murder met" - Derby, beeidee e. great miseellaneous erertainmeide. would attempt the like crituithal act again, he re. shut. Necessarily, we sometimes have to speak of The whole will conclude with a megnifierat display of leased his neck of the reed, whereupon the poor matters in private that it would be indiscreet and fireworks. territisei wreteh ran home as fast as he °mild, and indecorous to treat of in public company. Medical Tug Ponies Comer—On Tuesilat- moaning Mesere. lived from that day to this in all quietness and E. F. Bodlley and J. S. Clapper ant ea ihe Bench, to works on obstetrical and cognate matters can by self-,,ontent, clearing sit nmeh presumably to pro- hear, as they thought, five eases. In three of them, tio means be spoken of as filthy and obscene, tong his days as ere while he hit hettn aneheis te however, there was no npresrane(Lone .iese dismiSeed,. thOUgh to silt, r them abroad indiscritniantely and the deferehant in another case wag ohdered to dad shorten them. ' would be a breach both of decency and politeness. sureties. Neese of the calm was cd" 115135 :public interest.' The other instance was ea follows ;—A native of it is possible, in our anxiety to avoid indecency, aul the bushy-as was over boa quarter ot an hour. Broadhaven—a popular watering-place in the that we may run to the opposite extreme of nicety BEDWOHD Beech OF HaPE—Oci Vfelnesday evening Hut:eked of Roos in the seith-west irn part id the and fastidiousness. We believe Mr. Mn intention tit the usual weekly meeting, the attendance was very isinnd—was fully bent, lige the former melan- was not to defile, but the very reverse, namely, to large, Mr. W. Kelsall presiding. The Rev. "2. De :bitty man. Cr, htrrying himself abroptly off the tett hour young men--emphtying a Bible phrase Vine ilelieeme Standar,. ou thesTernatermee verifiers, stage of oetien. A sagacious friend of his who had _ he and songsi.ll.l ree.detlcas werg crotindrtedtley ,jhazies seer,ttly art-mite] for a ': Wherewithal they may cleanse their wa.y I,lat to be in readinew Ilad several. whose names we could mention. not fita of thlrrjk:, w4r.e ii_exters,ta.yhe,4l„thile for the event, invited him to the edge of the stone been avowed seepties and popular lecturers on twenty-Seat' annnuaLl jameeting' ef the Hanley General pier, anti th.n, without the least warning, sod- anti-scriptural themes, they might. possibly not jfeerel..School was hdd is, the Town Hall, wimn about denkr pitched hiui into ;be tide—this intended have been singled omit for prostmetion. Should he 200 of the children Were preswet.—The Rev. T. De suicide purposed rieeeehhhhihh, hi, seihdestrue- be convicted of immorality in issuing this and Vine. iii the absence af the alleeer, preshled.—The hon. j that be drowning—no sooner bad he come to the kiudred publicatious, might he not retort by secretary (Mt Rinand) read the committee's report, I surface than he vicer.e,aie struck out to keep saying. "Expunge from your Bibles those--in ' whicth wee ofthat °lllltnt - J.; I himself from again sinking, the men in the heat some eilly people's opinions—ectarsehindeeent, and statement of acconelts showeLl w £7l 9usP. 14., which wean immediately :oak him in aud Inought him home indelieat e allusions Mad statements which, according December at tfh'theelr-Ze' iptntarebv £4 lha. Sines, than the He likewise never after .bls dreamt of terminat- e„-, gene own finding, you tax me with imitating,' ' 'z'ellet7Orthe schoclihad been 'obtained, and there was now ing his own existeue t, list tetame an attached 't'here is nothing in the Bible that we would wile no balauce ducto the treasurer. Toe report Was hiteband, and a loving. devoted parent. Metall- lingly leave out. We would retain i: all. To eaeptea, ..holia oe loas sptrirs is .tfteu the precursor thaitse prurient minds who deem th HE C e at there are . TonSEteraTIVEC"