The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1885-11-07 00:00:00

SA TUR DA V NOVEMBER 7,1 z 85.

Henry Meredith (10), and Wiliam Price (9) were
charged with stealing a quantity of iron, value 6d,
on the 30th October, the property of John Bradley
and Co. James Parr said he remembered last Fri-
day, and seeing the prisoners who eaked him to go
a walk. They went to Foster's works, and Price
picked up some iron like the piece produced. Ho
did not see the Meredith's pick up anything.
Price gave the piece of iron (produced) to Meredith
P.C. Cartwright met the three defendants in Enville
Street, They all had some pieces of iron in their
hands. There had been frequent complaints. De-
fendants were each fined ss.

SCHOOL Boeitn—C.E.;.;s-.-LI—A number of persons
were summoned for not sending their children regu-
lady to school. Fines from Is to 2s 6d were in-
flicted.

APPLICATION.—Mr.WaIiron made an application
on behalf of Mr. Samuel Thomas Southall for a
temporary permit for the Anvil Inn, The Bench
refused the application.
STEALING MUTTON. Sarah Frond and Eliza
Binsley were charged with stealing 2-Pim of muton
the property of William Turner. Mr. Wheeler
applied for a remand till Friday next, hich N% as
granted.

- UNNATURAL OFFENCE. - John Noak, painter,
Lower Hagley, was committed to the As, izes for
committing an unnatural offence on Arthur Whit-
taker, at Hagley, on the 2nd just,

QUARRY BANK.
CONIBRVATIYE Liam uns,—Li St Tues.' ay night Mr,
F. Fearneley, of Kidderminster, addressed a
crowded meeting at the National Schools, Quarry
Bank, on the subject of "British Interests and
Brilish Trade," Mr. J. W. Biggs presided. The
lecturer expressed himself in favour of free trade,
such as Richard Cobden himself advocated, bnt not
that one-sided system which gave all the benefits to
foreign nations, He advocated colonial federatio
as a means of encouraging our own trade, and
bringing foreign nations to take similar free trade
views with ourselves. The usual compliments to
lecturer and chairman concluded a somewhat noisy
meeting.

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