The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1876-09-02 00:00:00

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more down he struck him three times on the body whilst
some people were washing the blood from his face. For
the assault of Skidmore defendant was sentenced to two
months' hard labour, and for the assaults on Robinson
and Mallins six weeks' hard labour in each case.
DISGRACEFVI, OUTRAGE ON A WOMAN.—Three women
named Phcebe Tennant, Elizabeth Wassail, and Mary
Pritchard were charged with assaulting Sarah Jane
Flodgetts, on the 20th ult.—Complainant said she worked
with defendant at Skelding's brick yard. On the above
date defendants got her down and indecently exposed
her and then called some men to witness their actions.—
Mr. Spooner said he could not have believed that
women would have acted as defendants had done and
sentenced them each to two months' hard labour.
ASSAULT CASES.—William Martin was charged with
assaulting Peter Colder, on the 12th ult, and was fined
lOs and costs.—James Batham was charged with assault-
ing Selina Brooks, on the 10th ult.—Defendant was
fined £1 and costs, and ordered to find two sureties of
£lO to keep the peace for six months.
PROPERTY SALE. —On Tuesday evening Messrs.
Rollinson and Beckley offered for sale, at the Town
Arms, Brierley Hill, the draper's shop and premises in
the occupation of Messrs. Drinkwater and Moore. Mr.
J. W. Clnlow was the purchaser at £1,050. Messrs.
Robinson and Watts were solicitors for the vendor.

together to defraud Thomas Pargeter Jones of Li is, on
the 11th and 19th days of August.—Mr. W. Hayes, jun.,
appeared to prosecute, and Mr. Homer defended Hill,
and Mr. ..kddison appearing for Grove.—Mr. Hayes after
briefly opening the case, called William Taylor, who
said he was a clerk in the employ of prosecutor at the
chain works. The two prisoners were in prosecutor's
employ. Prosecutor manufactured his own breezes.
Grove- was paid to make them by the load. The loads
were drawn from the ovens to a space near the office and
then served out to the men as required. Prisoner Hill
was their foreman and was supposed to take the time
and work done by Grove and other workmen. It was
his duty to enter it into the time book produced. W hen
Mr. Jones saw the number of loads of breezes entered
his suspicions were aroused and prisoners were
questioned about it. After other enquiries had been
made it was found from a statement made by the carter
that prisoners had been charging for more loads thau
had been made. Several other witnesses were called
but their evidence did not appear sufficient to warrant a
conviction, and the Bench said there was gross negligence
and dishonesty in the matter, but as the evidence was
insufficient for a commitment prisoner would be dis-
charged.

CRICKET .

WOLLASTON v. LYE.—The return match between
the above-named clubs was played on the ground of the.
latter on Saturday last. Owing to the excellent bowling
of Perry and Woutlhall the visitors were out for 25.
The Lye then sent two of their men in to bat and after
making a winning score the weather being unfavourable,
the wickets were drawn. The following is the score :

WOLLASTON.
C. Davies, c White, b Woodhull.. t 5
S. Simms, run out
J Edge, b Woodhull
NV. Ogle, b Perry
W. Mine% c Hanes, b Perry 3
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O. Sewell, b Woodhull
C. E. Firmstone, b Perry....
E. Cope, not out
G.Rossiter, b Perry. ...
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J. Morris, 1; Woodliall ..
ac i eidaAP T. Hodgkinson, b Perry
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LYE.

W: Maybury, run out ..
T. Parish, not 0ut....
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STOURBRIDGE GRAMMAR SCIIOOL V. BELBROUGHTXI
JUNIOII.—A match was played between the above-
named clubs at Belbroughtou on Saturday last and re.
dulted in an easy victory for the visitors.. The batting
and bowling of E. F. Otter was very good and the
batting of H. Coldicott and the bowling of A. 'l.'.
Stanuell for the Grammar School was very good and the
batting of D. Datby and the bowling of A. Darby f6r
Beltraughton was very good. The following is the
score _ • _ • •-• _ •••: •

• -rrs 4,lti
STOURBRIDGE GRAMMAR SCHOOL.
J. H. Simms, bJ. E. Moore 2
W. J. Penn, b J. E. Moore...
F. Burton, c Taylor, b J. E. Moore 0
E. F. Otter, h w, b A. Darby. 2B
11. Coldicott, not out
A. T. &alinell, c Junes, bA. Darby 0
W. Green, b el. Darby..
J. G. Collins, b A. Darby ..
C. J. Evers, b A. Darby 0
F. Folkes, c and b A. Darby 1
W. W. Goddard, st W. Darby, b
. A• Darby ..
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B. Taylor, bE. F. Otter..
D. Darby, c and b E. F. Otter .... 13
A. Darby, c Green, bA. T. Stanuell 1
J. E. Moore, bA. T. Stanuell.... 4 -
A. Taylor, b A. T. Stanuell
W. Parkes, b E. F. Otter ....
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A. Price, run out
V 62
W. Darby, b E. F. Otter ......0 14)
H. Bate, run out -

• B. Jones, not out
J. Ktng, b E. F. Otter .
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