The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1869-07-03 00:00:00

THE STOURIIIIIDOE OIiSERVETI.

,14 many o keels large ermine/ration* le
meeting a brilliant nortinanY again oh tee reel- Nearly a thonsand perewee petroitisee the Griffin, and Dr. Walker. Admitted into the
men wh conld
0 *athlete. ailenee. tented entirelv to erreet the attentioe
dance of the Doke of Cambridge ; on Merelnv grounds daring th .., day, and the interest evinced house during the week, 14; diecearged, 8;
childrea. Punetisalltv Wig nother irtrie to
there is a gaud ganlen party in the nee:nide of was far out of the co:tunen at meetings eof the dead, 2 ; remaining 426. Coriespending. Week cie,„,e teeee eea eteei iieee,e,„ene,„,,,e &be AC-
Of i v
last year, 410. Out diet relief Rinewinford elionlit aim to
Buckingham Palwee at Odra toe gnern end kind- district, 142 68 103 ', Stourtiridee district, /25 s h 1
~.,tes Fetal rows,' a greater r.Taba 6,11.1111 Ce thee
several members a the royal family are •are pre- - ------ es Id ; Halesowen district, /22 les 102 : total ever bad before been manifest. The rev. eentleman re-
lieves,. Rea if they did re, Salleitli
emit, and On the s.atte tvuttinv Abe Viceroy goes /90 ee 93, aced nst 198 125 614 ' - :
to a grand party it the ebteel mansion of the alleeeserl the meeting. and as he was called upon to do
Sutherland , : end then " the pale of the pro- _ere tor a Staffordshire county rate was received
.........,., yett,...„A tre! reintd hi, seat amid loud applanse.-11r. T. Palmer also
so, he delivered himself in 8 plaint ant re.ry lootiontous
ple's pleasnree" is made the scene of a L..jiljaat amounting to £7ll 5e eel. manner—After accetiling thanks to the reit. gentlemen
TRUMPERY CASE.—At the Petty Sessions held present. the hales and the chairman, the meeting was
fete, at which tha Viceroy is enthusiastically re• ---- ittiewood concluded by singhig the llonolory.
eeived. This niny be celled pleeenee with aAn inquest Wu held on Thursday, before Mr. YeaterdaY, heists Major Fletcher, B. 1 ,
vengeance, for we have only meetioned the lead. W. S. Poole, County Coroner, at the Victoria and H. 0. Firinstone, Emirs., Thomita Kendrick
CRADLEY.
lug events, which hive been 811T1,110111elltPd by Park inn, Victoria Road, Aston, respecting the WAS charged by Williatu Ponntney with assault.
reeeptiens nod sleets and anany other imadeetts death of Johle Davis (57), a retired draper, who ing him. From the evidence it appears that CFIAIME or STEAUNG AND Reeetvrso 'Mose*. —At
which go to mete: op holiday-It-Liking. And still I died on afewley morning, at his residence, in I they had a dispute while having some ale, and the Stafford Seasinna on Tuesdey lest, before Mr.
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the pursitit of pleneure goes on. till perhaps the Upset Sntton Street. afterwards fought. The Bench dismissed the xettle, Deputdiy•Chairrenn, Emma Payne. domestic ser-
vant, eetea for steelieg. and Eli. Willett, single
Vieerly will felrly own Ittmeelf b wag
eeten. But all Deceased WAS fort a draper in business case. weman, fori receiving 5 sovereigns, the money of Charles
this elnetly concerns lidestif. We have rather in this town, and afterwards went to keep a shop Two or A num.—James Haywood, of Old' . Dillingham, beerhounekeeper. Cradles. Mr. Unilerhill
to do with the welcome that the county is at Kinver, hem which he retired, and went to swieford, was charged by John Foxball with ae- : prosecuted, and Mr. Smith defended Willetts. On the
awarding lint, so fir no the eonntry can he fetid live at Wollaston, bat latterly removed to As- milting him on the 19th ult. Compleieaut said :Me of May last, Mrs. Illillincham locked nine sovereigns
to have the opportunity of showing its feelinge ton. he Was a pump maker, and met the defendant in in a drewer. putting the key in her pocket. She subse.
towards our distingelished visitor. The first 'Alt:less called was Mr. george . the street, when the defendant struck him once.
. queittly changed her dress, leaving it, with the key in the
l i 1 b d ? '
Thet Ismail Pacha shonlit be heartily wel- Doody, tailor mid draper, of this town, who de- :
Did not give him an y proveration. Defend ant pofcaet, in ter e rqnm. On the loth Rhe misaed five
o the anterrigna. It was found that Payne heel been
corned is hat ilititt and beetoning to us its a Da. Posed that his brother.italaw, the deceased, was lead often aesaulted him. John Perrens proved . buying drapery and furniture, in company with Willetts,
tion. Ile vieited RS lettere ender the wrist lin• - formerly in luminoes as a general draper, hut he that he heard a dispute going on between the and they were arrested. Willett% wan acquitted. bat the
fortunate circumstances. The Sultan. his Soy. : retired, and Came from Wollaston, to live at As- two, and the defendant just gave him a tap, i
n griltsfeßeeid in her poarsion were ordered to be restored
ereign, was here et the conic time and ton, four or flee menths ago, his wife's inconie Ti n Fin Bench said it was a trk ew
htl case, and dis- t
ed .to Iteetgehmemot.ith:li‘mneniilitseoleti gnilty, and was see.
ment.
Completely tiireto the Viet sow into the Pho'lle, so being sufficient provision for them. He was missed it. i r7CLIARGE Or SaNALING tNOINE FITTINGS. —At the
that the 'utter conld ecarcely fail to feel himself not then, and had not previously been, in pes I CHARGE OF ASSAULT. Jane Fisher was i Worcester s„,o„r,„, on Tuesiley last, Noah Fellows (21)
slighted. The, Pasha his now been welconnAl cupiary difficulties. Some weeks ago be was cliarg,ed with assaulting Elizabeth FO r.
orrest, on - ! ma, was found guilty of stealing a way shaft, two
most heartily by our good Qaeen, by the mem- pressed for £lO., the balance of an account ha the 23th ult. Complainant said she met the eetrsiii,e:wastl: ar valve; and other articles, the property
here of her li, tile by the British aristocracy. owed to an undertaker in this place, and an ac- defeniant at Baldwin 's Green, when de fendunt 1 ,
%,:: su;asiTentenc,:d to thtreee .
adl: on. the 7th June last,
mid by the British people. The erinem and tion being brought in the County Court, a struck her without saying a word. Have had , hard labour, ut with
mouths imprisonme ,
Princess of Wales have lie-en especially promin- judgment was given against deceased to pay no quarrel with defiindant. Several witnesses , ........,e
ant in their efferte to show a kindly feeling to £e. per month. Witness sate deceased a fort- gave evidence. After hearing them the Bench : WORDSLEY.
the illustrious visitor to our shores ; and this is night last Sunday, and was informed by hint d ismissed the ease.
bet a felt, and generous return for the brillant that lie was being premed by two persons to : Neeenaotate' QUARRELS.—EIIen Stevens was '
, Wri runty DAIIAGING AN INGINF —At the Ste o
Seseie;ne held on T eßel 1 a —Leto; Mr ff rd
hoepitality which the Pasha offered to the heir whom Ile owed money, Hod threatened with legal charged by Mary Ready with assaulting her en Deputy-Chairman, ttel eoer)lges itt'urnifir (35), ..11..14;e1et.t1e,,,
lothe throne and his young wife when they were Proceedings, and that ono had wit him in the the 20th ult. Complainant said the defendant indiet,a for endawfully and maliciously damaging, with
j ,urneying in the Meet. There are many red- Court. His wife's ineorne wonld not be due, he struck her on the above date, and pulled her iuteut to render uaeloss, on the 17th o( April, at Amble-
sons why the Britieli people should accord a said, fir a month to come, end he would have hair. Witnesses were hoard en both sides, rend cote. n certain engine used for sawing wood, the vroperty
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hearty welcome to the Viceroy, It is not only no money. Witness said he thought he eouhl their evid,nce went to show that beastly lan. of Samuel Bowen Mr Browne prosecuted. Prisoner
wail employed by the prosecutor . engineer. One the
because he um Imeeitebly received nor pop:ilar atr inge these matters. lu the coarse of the e b oth p
gouge had been used by a
tios, but that dey stated the priaoner told lllinv.workman that he
Winos find P..ineese, but it Is becalm lie has subs, ;meet conversatioe the deiwased said no blows were struck. Case dismissed. had done something to the engine which wool.] prevent
done so much to forwer,l Gee Of the greatest on. he had beim advised to go to Mr. Jagnes, solid- AN Oeo OFFENDER.—Suruh Kane, a woman it, tame started. nn I said he wished the prisecator was
gitteering triauiphs of tnodern times, which is tor, who bed advised hint to go to the Bankruptcy who has often been to prison, was again charged seine to drive it. The tiegine WAS examiued, and it was
perhaps destmed to effect a revolution in the re. ' Court, to relieve himself it they would not wait with being drunk and disorderly, on Saturday 1 tw01,t,y0.,,t. that a washer hid been insetted ins part of the
liationa between East and West, and which at tor the money. Witness did not know what Was night last. Police-sergeant Wigley proved the 1 ac'ZnYc, alas t,,,d enraetretahtendsaenr,oarer
ha,cetinand.l',heert;:deng
any rate will utarvellonely increase their Leila : the total amount of his debts, but one owing to offence, and defendant Was fined Is; in default 1 explosion would probably have eken place. He was
ties of intercommiluitation. 'rho name of M. 'Mr. Osborne, of this town, amounted to ..el5O, 14 days. found guilty, and sentenced to twelve month:. immisone
de Lessens ia the most prominent in connection ! Deoeinsed, noting upon the advice of Mr. jaqaes, DRUNK AND RIOTOUS.—Joseph Beesley, la. meet.
with the SOOT Canal, but the clever and enthu• bail actually made up hia mind to go into the bourer, Wee charged with being drunk ant riot. st.litraliikrT.ltsorZi.. a
/110E.OnPwSlTLkIliNG
iflyc At the
Sinitic Frunehman could never havu accomplished I Bankruptcy court intim the matters could be outs ,on the 26th ult. Police -sergeant Wigley Tweinlow, Chairman!. Philip I Cnrivrarti. gl Ide t(ln en
Tail Ti
Ivel:s.
this worh but for the aid which was given Mtn I settled privately, butt he had not flied the day, proved the offence. Defendant pleaded guilty. hotline,' for stealing, nn the led of June, one trues of
by the Viceroy. He Coutes to this country to ior preeunted any petition. In consequence of d'
,iued Is and costs, 10e. hay, the property of Joseph Pitman, of Ambleente.—
tirrangti tile t eites on whi !It this great red ii caulel : the convent viol, they had, witnees thought de. APPLICATION con TRANSFER. —At the Petty Mr Rose was for the proseeution, and Mr. Underhill
shall be neutral, or, in other words, the uondi. i Ceddk3l had changed his mind, and that he weak! Sessions, yesterday, Mr. M lthy, solicitor, made dweiltreduetitltahnectrrf i7.-tret the ersidenee of the first
tMils under whiolt the whole world shall h ire I nat elo into Ceuta if be could aveid it. De an application to the Bench for the transfer of he thooglit it woldilbel
.e.purine,)u u
stionp, rretlicatr,teettit.t
the foil benefit of it. Awl there la yet aii,.ther I teased then told his wife and family that he the Hoene° of the Pack Horse, from Mr. Comp- and under the ailviee of the learned Cliilrman, the jury
reason why we altoted weleotne the Viceroy. He would have to he away probably for it day or Ron to Mr. Wilkes, who, he said, hail just taken returned a verdiet of not guilty.
has nonlitetste,l a distinguished counteyinall of I two, and they inust net feel alarmed. te the house, which hail been for some time past ___ _ .. _
o.ll'a to 00 p01401.111811(3! Of a pritlla AA glOriOllB ' The Curium': i efoleretood that he aia not go badly conducted, but his clout was determined lIALESOWEN.
out He limit sent Sir S owlet Baker, with fall awey fee it thaw, bat that La ,y left hint ? to get it a batter mune, and would not allow pros- .
ABRAM./ Cess.—At the Petty Session, en Tuesday
pa wore, and ;ill :oemia and ape:bun:es to Ihiot, to The, wit lieiS explained th.it deeeeeee want titutes to come into the house. Superintendent um, before Major Lea Smith, E. Gem, and S. Hitulinr !
put d.wnol:irt,vy where it still exalts in Afriai, over with hie wife auld daughter to Ertlingteit, Freeman sale he shonld like before the license E•q•s , Francis Siddlovity was It wit with nes:told,
se far as it can be residue,' by the Irieerisiee I:ttil stayed there wills them. Ho then went to wag transferoml to the applicant, for the Bench Saiananh Davies, a little gel, im the 16th ultimo. It
power. A nation that gave tweoty millions stitc. Lanolin/ham te gee Mr. Jacqnes, ant t i hit reel. to hear solute evidenee as to how the house had Ilpiwtirs fr till the evidence .d complainant lit she guar.
Elul to tiaaneiikste its ,•I.lVe', CA:II,A lit 31,/ :,re. ! tttßl,,4l in Settee Streit te get hie lettere, been cotola,7terl since Wilkes had occupied it. re 11.4 with defendant's little girl, And defeadeitt enive
(late such a noble, ia elk as ti.l:, :ta.l cannot dat I The Coreaer : 'Peat clears up everything. It Poiiewsergemit Wigley itaid Meet he bad visited iint.ia,e,,,ii gu.i.iet,,, la.:a awaesee,:eiedi,r,de
It,l:e. balk. Defeteixiiitt
hailotle the rite:A de ‘a ho lies mu tin taken Sceidta rdvitnge fur his smile to go awl:), from the Pack Ii tree on several oceasiens sin g
ce Veal. wax el'areedlll:ll t 'Melt'. Hu
wt. i assau nig , isa Wats on the
so di eideil a hal, in t)DI Sria.., a tedium. lino et tlltit time. Wilkes Ired oeuupied it, and one day he fennil 25th ult. Complainaet said she livid at Spring Hill.
.1 lie Wittletl c, nlineing, said the deceased was four prostitntes in, drieking ; on awither ocea. Oe the ab.ive date defendant Din w ,ekne dirty witturuver
TILE OVEIII.6IeV/ AIM GURNEY in :en itidepowlent pa-i:i in. His wife had 23.0-Xld sion, filer prostitetes end s une men, and several her* he Deferdan• said comp! silabla 1111,01,11.er by ,sll.-
ing r "steal the putatoea." Tne Eene tutuemisaed the
PROl3CUriozr. in the Few] s, secured iiiitin her, :old that brinught o'dier times he visited the house, and found proe- ca.e.
them in WO i ',route of about £l2O per Uttlllllll. titutes in it. Acting-sergeaut Jones gave shell- ASYADLTIT,tI iIIERILIen Phili Laslitord w tichur ed
Our renders will rememb en m er. il some 'ii term De 3 'Med had .oo h I debts, so far as wituess lar evidenco, RS to finding prostitutes in the a itlk as:algt,ilkgr.,tiv, •eolistaide Ketioal,.s on the 'rat:lgen.
peeliaps, only too w.ll, the f it, tire of 0 -...ie..iiil, Lnew, beehive thoon he bad mentioned. His house el chtleing, rind slate 1 that there were cove- Policereol.-talite Enowies mid on the a 1.,. date he wile
tinritey. and Ca., Liiiiite it. Tao aid resmt iof li.eilth was trey good, he never co :retained of ral braithil:s is the back 4,f Cie house, in contiew near the Stlll 111, Der.rit defetalitit qoarrellitig with tiS
wife, who ran cAd. of the lo,ine wit 3 1.1111 after Imr. Si
the iiiture, to use no handier word. is a s :id ma, lean, aial he wits a clear Dlan of 1.11R1126.i. ti 13 at til the Pack HOl'3o. Superietentlent was 1,5 ing hnoly. luek hold of defendant. and Ike
e:lnter itt oitr co:aim:re:el aunitle. It AM be As fir as witnese kuew, he did nut file au y peth Freennill said it was one of the worat conducted leaked mei hit witness under the ear. Defendant, who
romembeted, ten, that li,. Al ain Thom, :i heavy titl3 in baukruptcy. h mees in n the tow, and was nothing better than has been previously convieted for a lir offence, was
Irmc rby Oil-4 liminelil c illapie, eroseentel some '.£ he Coroner : I understood that be bad been a brothel. The Bench asked if Wilkes had any fined les and enAe; in def.tult 21 day,
a the dirtetet,i of this co:meetly. The herd lin the house fur a week or ten days ? certificate with him we to character. Mr. Malt- A Nice FAMILY.— TimminsSmithY Ilyng, Robert
Hi or of leiten 10, beford :a who tie preliadaary Witness said deceased told his wife when be by said that lie had not, bat lie could got them; BY''g• J''sel'h BYeg• I3herle' "Yeg' aid "'ph BY"g•
ex :eilations were ni tac, committed eix. defetid. left her at Ealington, not to go tiller him if he :Lad that he formerly kept a public house in ,e,nyetii,eeetr,eu, eit,e.reme,riril:ritit:iibeing drr,ndnlk;utt :i.,tls
WAS for triel at the O.IAF:eI Criminal Court, end at ;13 IlWay for u day or two. After welting for leoveday•street, Birmingleim. 'I he application of the defendants. Pak islo•eunat'altreMOore said liteelweeesi
iiii Otte than a grand Into brieuelit in a trite bill hitt eight or Witte days, without hearing of him, wits adeiarned till next Friday, for the produe- ceneteale for lIILAury. On the al ye date he helot a
aitiiinst them ad. Tints far the pul lic interest "...ars. Davis became .toxions, and she went to Fe:: then of cari.iii;ates as to character. great a Boise at Spring Hill. Went towards that plaee,
was pretnoted. The licensed stolid in a position a relative, who went to the phew station. She No Bree.—At the Worcester Sessions the sad WIN, Itbotit
ski hundred men and children rumaitg,
to Intro a fair triel by aciiiiiiietelit tribunal. bad assure,' witness that the reason she did 'tot Gland Jary ignored the bill against Eli Wake- IliTt'enrienageet"e
ens,,,, ette,wll nottfb4.tha:d ....king a ?rent
The importance of NIICII 3 full :Ma foir tad c,,n. tto :-•ootter WAR becense deceased told her that mot of the Lve. on it charge of em m bezzleent. ism, artink. Timmins went 1100 ill,' 11,11tef':Itet:11.1:111:(
liOt lie well overrated in a coo:men:id country, he did not wish ,iieni ',o ht it the 11!)eil, Ita I hil PL'IAD:D G Clete. Milli:1ln Lkinglitillt to again in his shirt sleeves, and elteliens..e.l some use to
C•Maideti.it; tk very grave elitrgea under widen, had I cli,,, I'll them Facially. He said that if he stealing a quantity of head, the
property of Mr. eget. Charles Dyne, came out, sad took him into the
teese ill out liow lie. Bat then came import- was away a few daye, thee were not to teik aft, r Jeeepii Pitman. Sentenced to the-se mouths' i"'n'e• He veiled upon them to go home and they did
so, one hy one. Ihi y did not say anything ti lkin, or
out eonipheittions. Irr. 'llio,n, wile has a'r. aly him, because he did no: "know where he as ii)! h ird laimnr. , ti•rferti with him. The !Sena vrithene calling it -ion
Flit! some .R11,1.1.1t1 old of 11m4 OWII pocket. de- have to go ~r allot 110 woeld have to do a ndlne Cone STEALING AT SroußßalDGE.—Jonn ita,.. Holia•rten for his I'• nI
defence, considered mime trilling
eiiilO4 to bear the heavy expense of providing the resit it of his trial. There would have been Berry, (SS), labourer, was indicted and found eaw, and dismissed it.
conitael, and further proseentieg the direeters lan , zestY:on in the house the next day if iv:toe:is galley of steeling a beg of Indiett corn and Cueette el, WHODDLING.— Stuart Darby Birch was
at an expense of about 45,0d1i more. But, en . liaii not settled the matter. Deceased wasnever several bags of peas, the property of W. C. charged with uelnwhilly welling ale without being duly
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the other baud, he is boand Over in a penalty of subject to w tits. He its respectably n conected, Viraistono, his master, and was sentenced lieensiol on the 25th ultimo Mr. Ifolberon defendd,
to JtAkk ,then the above date halo woman! eMe
iis,othli to proeeente. far. Tittle lets propose l . and his wile's family were W:34ltily. It was a nine months' hard labour. James 1811iingham. Chart. Chuang and Samuel TO,
111 eilltiaet his OWII 03A0-111d Ilt" eerteiely woald berror to hint tied lie should he so pressed, and CRARGF tin:
.OF ALISO A SIIIMP-SHIN.—At the Inttß, went into defetidantle house. eta were vhont
not verify a rertain adage, for he is an mid/gait- his wife Keel he were desiroue that the debts Worcester Session. on Wednesday last, before twelve nien in. He (witness) called for a pint of ele
telly clever nein—and asks the Home Secret try should be honestly paid. His wife's. income Sir Henry Lambert, Bart, Thoinite Beunet, sad paid 21k1 for it. James Billiegham said he did not
for money to winduct what the teemed doctor would have been payable in a fear days front the butcher, of this town, was charged with steal- see the hat witness pity for nny itle ; neither did be It ar
him aek for any. es Chating To-
maintains is a puddle prosoeutani. The Lord present. nag a sheep -skin and five and a half potteds of borated B Charl and ibbett.
illineham. The limieli coneidered th etwr
ee
Chief Justice, however, refewai to allow tlie Inc Coroner: That accounts for the abmnce fat, aad a bag, belonging to Valentine Potter, WAN DOl i.rOve,l by the three witneeses. although thee est;
iloctor to pletul in Ids own came, and the Go- of Ivel in the house. of Drayton, at Oldswinford, on the 10th of with,. (Bourne) bwore be paid the money, Mill di,lnisseil
ye:enema tlecieively refueee to bear any portioa Mr. Charles Yarwood, surgeon, said he was April hivit. Mr. Sulfa prosecuted, and Mr. the ea.e.
of the expenses. 'riles the matter :steeds et the Beet for to the houee of deccamel on Monday Streeten defended. After hearing the evidetwe TI,FI)-Irac
h Ca
ttit,tipri ' .17i I i tai SLIIIIIIwI pet vt.i. —d
IltiVal !Dam Beckett.
time we write, and we raft froill any spectila• inorniog last. Ile tepid dee _lose,' lying on tile of several witnesees, which went more or leas to eteeFineeit by `,:upe.rintondent Cl'vek7end w'iethPU?l'l7,47,l;
tioua as to tlie result. Wo refer, however, to floor in the back room, partially dressed, and inculpate the prisaner, Mr. Streoten addresaed lasin gate ar.. itit the highway on Sandal:, the 13,h'ult.
facts whiell , : i won a failure of Indica beeanse I having one bout em. He was still breathing, but the jury few the defence, who, after a short eon- : poliee•enkkatahle Blanton said on the above aide in wee
they afford ei iiew preof of a great public witut, with difficulty, and be could not speak, lie died sideration, acquitted the prisoner. lon date at Landondeiry. Heard a poke, and went on
We want V. ptildiC proseeittor. It hi well known in two li ,:irs lit, a, w irds, 'l` note was nothi:tg in CEIAROE OF FALSE PRETENCES AT THE LYE.— • thaot arittnneie. to.,7abiedogve.
iOri lookaitellbrieusili,ll::
that Pist;ieti often Leib; simply beettuee it is lea the room to %bow that deceased had been drink. William Edward Hodakies, (41), 0.18 indicted boys would pit their money olrli ThaeYteetttrde. iniin:l le men
lieti.i''s bueineee to pat the law in motion, or be. big, or tied taken poison. Mr. Yarwooti's theory for obtaiuing V. 2a ed. by means of falee pre- w mit then the cards up. Would swear the defendants
ealiee prosecution ie toe troublesome and espete. Wits tbot deceased Was seized with a ill on the tinned, from Georgefiiatton, at the Lye, ou the were there. Defendants were bound over in 8 %am of
eke to the already injured. Ni eyelent of laws utereing he retuaned to the house, and had lain 6th of November last, with intent to detraud, 45 each, to appear when 0111,1 upon. and warrauta ware
eon be complete a ithotit dna paovision fur put- there ever Situ°. The ailloaavaneea indicated Mr. Streoten was for the proaecution, and Mr. Issued for the nplwehension of the men.
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Mtve theta to motion, und ample fie:intim' fur that lie taillat 11:1Ye lain itt lead eve days in the Godson was for the defence.--Ween the ease
working them, condition in 0111011 he was felled. The neigh• was called on, Mr. Streetee said he had esee-
r...!....rertliT!'"Vr...! hours had reported that the poattuan had I fully looked over the depoaitions, and, from
Tit 0 IRON TRA.Dia. knocked it the door on Revere! &hays withoet ob. what he °mild see, he believed no jury would
The-ye wp• n modirato Rtfewlance st the r,!. tabling any reapanxe. Upon making apost fitee• eotiviet. lie therefore proposed not to off r any 1
(deluge, on Thnraday and not i r h n three tam rtaminatien lie found Roftetting of the brain, evidence in the ease. This the Court Reaeuted
n ,
a lib It bad been going on for some time. There to, and the prisoner was discharged on this ease.
ii' four ot tee i f ittetyal firma in the iron trede
Wet% toprtseutPd, anti no transactione whatever . W3B ilia() cones,:tier, and the other organs were although lie WAN in custody on a charge of per-
t', gni:a:dual ham were repr‘rted l but all the re- not I:emit:lly. lie cuneidered these quite sufficient jury, which will be tried at the ensuing Assizea.
to aceount for his fall and unconscionaness for CHARGE or OBTAISING FOOD AND LODGING.
preenttitiolia made relative to the state ot the
everal dap. Deceased was peralysed end could William Myron, enes Henry Johnson, was in-
trude were to tee enact that the orders coaling in eot mako himself heard. Softening of the dieted for obtaiuing, by weans of false pretence,
continue to be rather on the increase. and the n
works generally are better engaged. A quiet brain wail the cause of death. a qnautity of food and his lodgiugs for two
Qaarter-day is regarded as certain. There are In Answer to the Coroner, Mr. Yarwood said nights from Henry Itoweliffe, landlord of the
few who will lie dispused to give out contracts decieteol did nut die loom starvation. Chequers Inn, on the 17t1u of April last, amount-
just now, tallest+ when compelled by eiromistan- air. Doody prodneed letters which had been jug to 12e., with inteut to defraud him. Mr.
wee to do so' lint thi re is no prospect whatever taken by the postutan to the house on the 18th Self, proeeettted, and Mr. Godson defended.
of the trade going back, and towards the middle ana 19th, when no one appeared to be in the During the progress of the cage it turned out
of the qitarter a further iedvance is all but cer- house, and this fact Wes taken as showing that that the prisoner had represented himself as a
tain, deceased must have fallen ill by that titne. clerk, and there was no evidence to show to
Fair pie-iron there is a lather wore active de- Police-sergeant Smith said OA deceased had the contrary, and on this he obtained the goods.
wand, snit tit, prh. e has a tendency to adynnee , several shillinge in his pockets when found. The prosecution accordingly broke down, and
possibly by the end of next •., 01 a slight ou'e The Coroner liming elicited front Mr. Tar- the prisoner was released,
my be established. wood his opinion that the faculties of deceased KEEPING A DISORDERLY DOUSE. —Robert
would not be numbed during, the whole of the Norris (24), blacksmith, aud Mary Ann West-
time he lay in the house, remarked that it as-as a wood (27), no occupation, were charged with
wonderful thing that a OMR should remain in keeping a bawdy house, on the 27th of Nevem-
that state for so long a time without anyone see- her last. Mn. Streeten prosecuted. The of.
lung hint. This point, however, had been satis- fence was proved, and both the prisoners were
factorily explained by the evidence. sentenced to six 1110111,11S' hard labour eatih.
The Jury returned the following verdict :-- --
"That deceased died from softening of the brain,
and he is snpposed to have fallen in a paralytic
fit on or about the 19th of June, and to have lain
here undiscovered until the 28th."

EXTRAORDINARY DEA.TH OF AN OLD
SIOURBRIDGE TRADESMAN, AT
ASTON,