The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1884-08-09 00:00:00

BROMSCiROVE.

INSTITUTE HOILTICITLT URAL SHOW AND FETE.*
Tar, experiment tried by the council of the:Brom,-
grove Institute of carrying on the Hoiticultural
siow abandoned by the Horticu tural Society was
fairly successful, and proved that rational amuse-
ment provided for the popular Bank Holiday will
meet with good patronage. The show was arranged
in a sl;acious tent on the College School Cricket
Ground, kindly lent by Mr. Saywell, and the spe.i-
rnens were so good in quality that the Judges—Mr.
Ward, gardener to Lord Windsor, and Mr. Parker,
g,.rdener to Mr. S. Corbat, Impney—had some
difficulty in making their awards. In addition to
the gentlemen's girdeners', amateurs', and cottage
4ardeners', classes, prizes were given for farm pro-
duce, bees, and honey, and there was, also a good
iisplay of stoves and greenheuse plants from Ho-
well Gardens, Mr. Smallwood's, Mr. Millington's
and other gentlemen's collections. The amusements
comprised a Cl icket match between the Browsgrove
and Bretby clubs, which resulted in a draw ; per-
formances by the local amateur Christy minstrels,
which were much applauded; a fire brigade com-
petition betweeit members of the Bromsgrove bri-
gade, in which prizes were awarded, and were dis-
tribut,cl by Mrs. Smallwood ; music by the Volun-
teer Rifle Corps band, led by Bandmaster Butler;
and, to conclude with, an exo.llent ‘lidialny of fire-
works, by Wilder, of Birmingham, which give
great satisfaction. The prizes gained in the horti-
cultural exhibitions were distributed by Lady
Georgina Vernon, and, on the proposition of the
Rev. F. Paget, a hearty vote of thanks was ac-
corded to her; and thanks were also given to Mr.
Samell for the use of the grounds; to Messrs. Holy-
oaks and Gadd, the honorary set retaries ; to the
sutscribers, and others. The exhibition was pat.
ronisect by about 1, 500 persons during the day.

,
A PoLice-comsrrinua CuNVICTED or ASSAULT.—
,
At the Petty Sessions, on luesday —before Messrs.
R. Smallwood and C. P. Lane—Alfred Clark, a
member of the Worcestershire constabulary, was
charged with assaulting Thomas Hain, of Little
C.itshill, nailer, on the 23rd July, at Forkbury.—
Par. Owen defended.—lt was not disputed that Halve
had unlawfully shot a pigeon on the day named,
and for shi ,; offence he was summoned under the
Wild Birds Protection Act, and ordered to pay
coats. On the counter charge it was stated by
Halos that after he had shot the pigeon Clarke
came up and he gave up the pigeon to him, and
that Clark then said he must take iiiin (complaiaant)
to Bromsgrove, and took out the handcuffs to pat
on him. but be gave a swirg round to get away
from Oarke who had`bitn by the collar, and Cla.rk,,
thhn hit him on the back of i,is head with the hand-
cuff. A boy came by the lane next the field in
avinhdi-htoltdh gB,
1041 a
andrk e calledwhen him
phyimwetroeftettroug;
r.
Birchall came he said there wPs no need to hand-
cuff complaintant who wi,s b:eeding. and by Lis
advice complainant went peaceiti,ly to the station at
Bromsgrove with Clarke, and was there about an
hour.—The defence was that Hains refused to be
searched, and pushed the defendant away, and
aft ,rwa,rds lift-d the gua as it to strike with i-.
The Bench tlought defeutlan;; had exceeded his duty
riking complainant with the imadeuffs and fined hi
him 10s, and coes.

BOARD OF GUARDIANO.-.-At the meeting of this
Board, on Wednesday, Mr. 'Wright in the chair, a
long diPmussion took pi:ice as to the del-cy in com-
mencing the erection of the new infirmary; Mr.
Edge, the architect, having bun I, when setting out
the buildings, that there i an error in the surv4 ot
the land belonging to the Board, nects,itatiog an
alteration either in the plans of t o buildings or in
the positina of the infirmary. the subject cropped
with the understanding that the next meeting Mr.
Edge would submit further plans.- It wty7 rt-s:dved
to advertise for a clerk of the works tn.
Amphlett proposed that the school Atte:l--
dance officer at Redditch be provided with an
occasional assistant, as there are ago :d many
children there not ,itteiniing ahool at all; but the
resolution was not carried,

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