The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle. — 1869-12-18 (Stourbridge, West Midlands, England)

BRITISH AND FOREIGN. s supposed to exist between the mouth and the great toe, ex. • ceps among drinkers of '34 pert."-Birmaighans Post remember to lime seen. Very few pure Welsh animals were ' on offer, but they were generally in prime condition ; while peculiarities I had heard so much, I shouted to Mr. Peabody'. nolle exarnple seems to be gaining • the old Sussex breed WAS scarcely represented. arrest his atteut ion, and a few hesty st The Scotch grwiers kept up their repatatien at this mornstrength. Met. Relchenhelm, benkers at L'erlire have pre- • I:3,g's market. a ime wonderfully flee animals came to bald, breught me alongside of him. The morning wes bitterly cold, the fells being white with enow, but the minted the Jewish cominmeity of that city with 250,000 thee lers for the melees Man orphau aselum. , all pure and cedts-breds, and the North-British graziers hermit was, as usual, only elothed in the scanty attire tous.rietineetheic,kpn.ortl,euititerliteopeet,=d ofi ht Less cgs!, tuctuh elren.cos ntmcp ee, nat 1-. I have alreaily deecribed. He was by no means as-erae Tee election of Dr. wilbet I tree to the bishopric of wrnehester we. confirmed, withoUt OppOsitioll, fit 1.10. urenced late this year, and the eerly arrival. were certainly to entering into conversation, and informed me that Chureh, on Saturday. His lordship afterwards proceeded to : i.ot such as to create any extreordinary impreseMas of future from a buy he had disliked the wearirsg much clothing, Windsor Cade, where, with the Bishop of Cerlisle, he did , euerilies ; but the quelitiet of the testate at this morning's homage on his appointment. Or. wriberforee was, at the . market has quite dissipated these foreembrigs, and there is and otherwise conforming to the reetrainte rif civilised society, and that, to quote his Own words, "he could same time, leveed sl with the office of ('relate of the Order of reason to believe that ecotland will continue to supply us not live except when tree and in the open sir." 1-1., the Garter. The Bishop remained at the Castle until Mon- , with excellent beef throughout the season. day, on a visit to the Queen. • A marked improvement was noticeable in the quality of the stated that when in his tent he is always in bed, said bed being either a collection of brackens or whine Oa Saturday moruine a rope, with • strong tension fio.hieeigglLiumall,se,at4l7saelsforumwerreenolinggobedit,stg.resapect.cira.llbyugtotohsta. on it, 'fastened fastened It the post of a small foot beige, ', ' placed on the are earth. In this recumbent posture over the Old River Stort, to the south of Bishop Storttord. ! general quality of the toretzu arrivals was suthclent to prove he paints, his tent being no situated that, from an &per. Herts. Oa the line being hauled iii, the other end was tome that continental graziers are still far behead English breeders Lure in front, he obtains an extensive view, and stu•iies attached to the feet of a dead body, identified as that of a ilk their art. the effects of sunrise and oncost. On these occasions carpenter named John Brown. It is auppesesi that the on From Ireland our receipts were to stair extent, but there he eschews even his canvas shirt and troiesers, and is eemed had emanated suicide, mid Mime jumpier; ieto the . was no feature of importance to notice in regard to the river took that extraordinary way of hearing the recovery ot . animals themselves. in a state of complete nudity. Discoverieg him to be his bolsi. a Scotchman by his accent, (a fact which I had uot A " World'e Fair "isto be held at Weehingten iu ' The following return shows the number a beast, ..hibited known bAore,) I inquired what pert of the end the prices 'teethed for Men on the "great days" derilig IS7I, and subscriptions equal to L241,901e are said to have old country he came from, and received the someevasive answer, " Far North." "Inverness?" I sag- been already obtained front persons willing to guarantee the sequired funds, President Grant being smote,' the number for . the last an years.whatßeasts gelded. "No; Aberdeenshire.' "'Farrell?' "Yes, near £l,