The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1884-09-06 00:00:00

BRIERLEY HILL.

DIMNIKENNE3B,—At thel3lice Court on Monday
before Messrs. T. Wilkes Webb and, F. Ev,,rs,
William:. Cadman was on the evidence tt P.C.
O'Brien titled 2s 6d awl er,sts for being drunk
licensed premises at Kingswinford.
was fined 58 and costs for being drunk
on the. 30th ult.-.-John Price was fined 5s and corts
for being drunk and.disOrderly.—Richard Ball was
fined 2s 6d and costs for being drunk on the 25th
ult.
BRELCH OF THE PEACE. Hairy SceITS 'and
Harry Kirkham, both of 'Wordsley, were charged
with committing a breach of the peace by fighting,
on the 23rd nit at Werdsley, P.C. iJe U'S provcd
the case. The Case was withdrawn on payrnent of
costs.
AssAnr..Tfob Peal son was chargod ‘iitlf as-
saulting Alfred Pearson. on ths 26th
plainant said that il.t3 defen3ant was his hyother.
On the above data witness wtit home at abut lett,'
minutes to 11. When be gt. icicle tie house ti,-
charged fendant lccktd door aud :truek hiin on the no 2e.
rdegnedant vv,-48 aned.ss an" 'erisl>.--41ellry Hill was
itn Star.Li NaV I tau.
27th nit, at' Q.',a711 ja
two eyes wfre blackened and bloid.hot, shit
hr husband had
pdmirttloisaintoihet.ewiaiiitso:hret,ofecvprialu'eleg.:
c.e._conirithill,at
.8,44
B, neli considered th,l -
the above date whilst in bed hr husband beg,"
quarreilinT, :0-,e got up ri,rl (I,•len,'”rit als • frot t
of bed and struck her. She went down stairs and
defendant fo LONY,O he:* MILL o ,t.,ain.—P.C•
Himan t tat, he 4m,-. to that 011
,0 his holt e
and shit 44, bleeding hula the eyes /old wits cov,nod
with mu Find 5s and ;hi &M.-At:l4 diys,
and bound over to keep 01.. p• ie.) for six tronths in
his own recognisancf
REFUSING To Quay.—Josiah Pr:?ece wal charged
with being drunk and ref tt,4og to quit the Shinglers'
Arms, Common, Bluck, Findley]
proved the case. Fined 5s and costs.
Arznann Ti4I6FF OF BooT3.—George Pare (21),
was ehArged with stealing a. pair of boots, flic pro-
perty of Thomas Rayboua boot and shoe manu-
facturer. :11Th-street. Brierley Hill. on the 25th tilt
...Mr. W. Waldron dafende —AI ait Rives . (Lid
that he saw prisoner, standing by, Mr. Ravhottld's
shop on Monday last at ahem a quarter to five. He
saw prisoner u he a pair of Loot: from the shop darn
and put them und r his cont.—Joseph S nith salt:
that he saw phsoner cone out of INIr aytould's
shop. Witness eu i to last wi.ness "I don't, think
he's paid for thi-m." Prisoner theta ran away.—
Thomas Raybould'ssid that he miss,-)d a pair of
boots from his slifp •door on the 25th nit —P.S.
Shaw said that he eyre.sted prisoner on th..‘.
,above
date. Ile Char 'WS4 IT u with stealing a pair V boots,
and in wisiVer sal I '1 have st. 4-11 no boots. e
Bench retirel to consider their v,:rdict and • on re •
turning into Court etched a boy na.me(i Hatton o
worked fOr
11'1)1)
mu.
ullnadtetr:llll.issai'eloatht.at IW)lit'n7srs
came into the shop nnd hotrrieit mm pair of laces. -
did
not
teur opritieseongerlrYibhuiug t
did tip it. catch him.—The
Bench thottght there was a slight doubt in the cise,
and gave prisoner the benefit of the dou)t aLd dis-
charged him. I