The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1883-08-25 00:00:00

ANNUAL LICENSING MEETING AT HALES-

OWEN.

The annual licensing meeting for the Petty
Sessional Division of Halesowen was held on Tues-
day, the magistrates present being Messrs. H,
Howard, E.. Gem, and F. D. Lea. Smith.—Mr.
Superintendent Hardman reported that there were
86 persons bolding licenses in the division, viz.,
52 licensed victuallers, 17 beerhouse keepers, 15
outdoor licenses, and 1 wine license. During the
year three publicans had heed proceeded against for
offences against the Licensing Act, two of whom
were convicted and one discharged. 179 persons
had been proceeded against for drunkenness, being
an increase of 43. 114 were convicted and 9 dis-
charged —An objection was made to the renewal
of the license held by Ed. Sturman, at the
Traveller's Rest Inn, Oatmill Lane, on the ground
that Sturman did not reside on the licensed pre-
mises. In reply to the magistrates, Mr. Hardman
stated that Sturman held two licenses in the town,
and he considered it his duty to object to the re-
newal of the license at the Traveller's Rest Ina, as
it was the duty of the person holding the license to
reside on the premises. Mr. Shakespeare said he
was surprised that an objection should have been
made to the renewal of the license, as Sturman now
resided on the premises. and nothine; was know
against his character. The Bench decided to renew
the Hardnien also objected to the re-
newal of the license held by Martha Smith, at the
Globe Inn, Birmingham Street. He stated that
Mrs. Smith was a widow and allowed a married man
to live in her house. The inhabitants considered
that the magistrates should not allow the wome.n
to hold a license under such circumstances. Mr.
Smith: Has the man you refer to a wife and
, family Mr. Superintendent Hardman: Yes, sir.
Mr. Shake-peare slid as Superintendent Hardman
had not given notice of the grounds of his objec•
tions he could not proceed with his application.
The Bench decided to defer the matter until the ad•
journed licensing day.—Regret was expressed that
there should have been an increase in the number
of drunken cases during the year.

HAL ESOWEN V. AsToN.—Played on Saturday at-
Halesowen. Score :—Aston : Riddell, run out, 10;
Brown, b Dakin, 8 ; Birmingham, b Dakin,l 1;
Barns, c Hingley, b Dakin, 7; Kirby, run out, 9;
Stevens, b Dakin, 0; Turville, b Hingley, 0;
Williams, c Hayes, b Hingley, 0; Richmond, not
out, 5 ; Saunas, b Dakin, 3; Burton, c Dakin, b
Hingley, 0; extras, 5 ; total, 48.—lialesowen, : Gem,
c Riddell, b Brown, 37; Hingley, b Riddell, 3 ;
Smith, c Riddell, b Brown, 18; C. Dakin, c Brown,
b Stevens, 2; G. F. Dakin, b Brown, 3; A. (31,
Hayes, b Bruwn, 4; J. E. Hayes, c Burns, b Riddell.
7 ; Howes, b Riddell, 0; Bloomer, not out, I; Jones,
c and b Brown, 0 ; Price, run out, 2; extras, 8 ;
total, 77.
STAMB ER MILL VICTORIA 1/. W OROS txx.--This
match was played on Saturday at the ground of the
former at klustcroft and resulted in favour of the
home team. Score :

VICTORIA,

W. Raybould, c Worrall.,. 2
J. Hanbury, e B, Guest... 14
T. 11. Bury, b Worrall 1
C. Heywood, b Worra,ll 17
T. Kingston, c (*rice, b Thompson 0
E. Robins, b Worrall 7
W. Taylor, b F. Guest 2
T. Hatton, c Porter, b F. Guest 1
G. Taylor. b Worrall
J. Gauclen, c F. Guest, bA. Worrall 0
-J. Raybould, not out 4
Extras 7

Total 55

WORDSLET.
F. Grice, c W. Raybould, b Heywood 0
A. Guest, run out 1
W. Guest, b enr, b Heywood 5
A. Worm!, eW. Raybould b Hanbury 2
F. Guest, b Hanbury 6
R. Thompson, b Handbury 0
W. Thowpaiu, b lieywood 0
H. Guest, b Heywood 1
F. Porter, not out.
W. Gutst, junr, b Hey wood
B. Guest, b Heywood 0
Extras 2

Total 22

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