The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1883-11-24 00:00:00

TITE STOUREBIDGE OBSERVER.

using obscene language on the same date —P.S.
Jones proved the charge of being drunk and dis-
orderly. P.C. Webb proved the ease of obscene
language. Fined 10s. and costs; in default H days
for being drunk, and for obscene language ss. and
costs ; in default 14 days.
CAUTION TO CARTERS.—John Yates was sum-
moned for being in charge of a horse and cart an
not having control over his horse. Withdrawn
on payment of costs.—Joseph Attwood was charged
with being drunk „whilst in charge of a horse
and trap. P.C. C are proved the case. Fined
is. and costs.—Joseph Southall was charged with
being drunk whilst in charge of a horse and cart
on the 18th inst. P.C. Brnzener proved the case.
Fined ss. and costs.
, REFu-D.zo To Qurr:—Rebecca }Tani+ was charged
1. with being disorderly and refusing to quit the Star
tod Anchor Inn, on the 19th inst. P.C. Bird proved
the case. Fined is. including Costs.
BREACH OF THE PEACE —Samuel Bashford and
AUL ed Johnson were charged with committing a
breach of the peace by fighting on the 18ih inst.
P.S. Cope proved th..! case, Withdrawn on pay-
ment of costs.

STEALING Com..--,irthur Hart was charged with
stealing a quantity of coal, the property Messrs, J.
King and Co., of N-therenct, ou the 15th inst. P.
C. Chars proved the case. Finad 103; in default
7 days.
UNLAWFUL POSSESSION Joseph Parkes was
charged with having in his possesion such articles
us are used for taking game. Fined 40s and costs
or in default one month.

PERMITTING DEUNKEVNESS.—Joseph Westwood
was fined lOs and costs for permitting drunkenness
on his licensed premises, on the 12th inst. P.C.
Chare proved the case.—P.S. Cope also proved a
similar offence against William Heathcock, who
was fined los and costs.

STOURBRIDGE PRILARMONIC SOCIETY . —lt Wil
be seen on reference to our advertisement columns
that the above society has been formed for the
study and culture of choral music in this 'town,
under the conductorship of Mr. Geo.W. Bates, A.C.
0., the first meeting of which will be held at the
Enville Street Board Schools, on Monday next.
The terms are exceedingly reasonable and no doubt
a considerable number of our musical readers will
join the movement.
ALUAMBRA THEATnE.—During the week Miss
Ruth Edwin's capital company have been perform
ing at the above theatre and have played in first-
class style "Amy Robsart " and "Hi Kokolorutu."
Next week Mr. Arthur Vaughin's "Under two
' flags" Company will appear hem
IMPERIAL MINSTRELS.—This comp my gave their
first performance in the Corn Exchange, on Mon-
day night. last, to a crowded house, and it was a
complete slice -ss, vocally a,nd inQt.utrontAlly. Mr
Charles H. Roberts and Mr. Tay:or, of the Excel-
sior and Wulfruna Minstre:s respectively, gave
gr at satisfaction and were enthusiastically received,
and the other pats of tin programme were
gone through in a highly pleasing manner.
BOARD OF GUARDIANS.—Mr. Haskeer presided at
the usual weekly meeting of this Board held yester-
day.—Admitted 16; dead 2; born 1; discharged 8;
remaining 549, against 521 for the corresponding
week last year.—Relief, Kingswinford £4O lOs Od ;
Stourbridge £3O Gs Gil; Halesowen 423 4s lid.; non-
resident Li 4s 2d; total £95 5s 7d against £96 17s Od
for the corresponding week last week.