The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1883-12-15 00:00:00

BRIEctLEY HILL.

DRUNKENNESS—At toe Police Court on Monday,
before 11. Smith and H. Walker, Esqrs., Richard
Soriven was clot ged with being drunk, on the 27th
uit. P.C. Laff ,rd proved th- case Fined 2s Gd
and costs ; in delitult 7 days.— iVtlliam Sutton was
c ,Arged wit h being drunk, on the inst. P.C.
Huhne proved t.ie case. Fined 40s and costs; in
default 14 day-,—Joshua Raybould was charged
with being di unk on the 3rd inst, at Quarry Bank,
PC. Trotter proved the, c &so. Fined 5s and cests ;
in default 14 oays.—John Brown was ch irged with
bAug drunk on the 3rd inst. P.C. Hicklin proved
the tae. Fined 2s Gd and costs; in &fault 7days.
—John Pargeter was charged with being drunk on
the 7th List, at Kingswinford. P.C. Jeffrey proved
the c ,se Fine i2s Gd and costs, in &taut 7 clays.
—John Barratt was charged with being drunk on
the 9th November. P.C. Johnson proved the case.
Fined 2s 6d and costs; in default 7 days
CAUTION To CARTERS. Benjamin Cartwright
was summoned lb, locking the wheel of his wagon
without having first put the slipper under whilst
desc tiding a hill P.S. Banton proved the case.
Withdrawn on payment of costs.
DRUNK ON LIcENsED PREMISES. Taylor
and David Evans were charged with being drunk on
licensed premises on the znd inst.—,P.C. Mac-
dermott proved the case and said ne was sent for
to the Prince Albert lon, to eject the ueteudauts.
Fined 7s and costs.

PROFANE LANTGUAGE.—Peter Reeve, a youth, was
charged with using profane Islip:nage on the 2nd
last P.C. Inman pro v e the case and said defend-
ant was the leader of a g tng of convicted thieves
and their language was disgraceful. Fined 5s and
costs ; in default 14 days.
Scuoor. Baum fROSECIITIONS —Several persons
were summoned for not sending their cnildrea to
school and were fined 2s 6d each.

NEIGHBOUR'S QuARRELs.-----S-a-rah Fossett was
charged with assauiting Phillis Hill on the 3rd inst.
—Complainant stated that on the above date the
defendant's husband and her, witness lodgers were
figliting and she w,nt to part them when defend-
ant came and struck her in the eye.—Emma Onions
gave corroborative evidence,—Ehere was also a
cross-summons against Phillis Hill: for assaulting
Thomas Fossptt on the same dafe.—CompLainaut
stated that defendant came and struck him with a
poker on the hand because he was fighting with her
lodger.—George Page, Tnomas Fossett and Thomas
Bennett were charged with committing a breach of
the peace by fighting on the same date.-31artha
Bedford said she saw Bennett and Fossett fighting.
Page was not fighting; he was trying to part them.
Inc summons against Page was dismissed, but th 3
other defendants were bound over to keep the peace
for six months in one surety of £5 each and to pay
tue costs ; in default 7 days.
ASSAULTING AN OLD MAN,—Phillip Reed (13),
and George Dimmock (13), were charged with as-
saulting James Billingham, an old man, on the
31st ult.—Complainant said that he was going up
quarry Bank mien defendants threw a quantity of
mud and stories at hitn.—Fined 2s 6d and costs
each; in default 7 days.
PERMITTING DRUNKENNESS. Samuel Potter,
landlord of toe Crown inn, was again brought up
for permitting di u ,kenness.—Mr. Waldron said he
should be obliged to ask for another remand be-
cause his principal witness was ill. The case was
adjourned till the 7th January, 1834.
REMOVING A Pro WITIIOUT A LICIAINSE.—George
Williams was charged with removing a pig without
a license on the 2nd inst. P.C. Hulme proved the
case. Fined lds including costs.
STEALING CoAL.—Charlotte Bennett (16), was
charged with stealing a quantity of coal, the pro—
perty of Jortn Bradley and Co., Shut End, on the
30. h ult. P.C. Hicklin proved tne case and said he
saw defendant with 71bs or Sibs of coal in her aprol.
Fined 10s; in default 7 days.

CR? DLEY HEATH.
DEATH or THE VICAR OF °HADLEY HEATH._
We regret to have to announce the death of the
Rev. G. J. Taylor, 8,A., vicar of Reddall Hill
Church, Cradley Heath. The sad event took place
at the vicarage on Tuesday. The deceased
gentleman had been suffering from a severe
walady for about twelve months, but he had
only been confined to his house for a fortnight. He
was for several yews senior curate of St. Andrew's,
Netheiton, during the period the Rev. J. J. Slade-
was vicar, and ten ye ire ago he was appointPd to
the living of St. Luke's Church, Cradley Heath.
Shortly after his appointment -he succeeded in get-
ting the church restored at a cost of £l,OOO, and
about five years ago he was instrumental in getting
the National Setioo's erectxl. The rev. gentleman
was an active worker, and always anxious to be en-
gaved in promoting -owe good cause. lie was much
bloved by his congregation, and was highly re-
sp,cte Iby his parishioners. The deceased gentle-
man Was in the 40th year of his age. The living is
valued at £3OO per annum, and is in tne gift of
the Prime Minister.

VALUABLE. DISCOVERY* FOR THE HAI-R.—lf your
hair is turning grey or white, or falling off, use "The
Mexican Hair Renewer," for it will positively restore
Mt. every case Grey or White hair to its original colour,
Without leaving the disagreeable smell of most
"Restorers." It makes the hair charmingly beautiful,
as well as promoting the growth of the hair on bald
'pots, where the glands are not decayed. Ask your
Chemist for "TEE MEXICAN HAIR RENEWER," sold
by Chemists and Perfumers everywher", at 3s. 6d. per
bottle. Wholesale depot removed to 83, Farringdou
Seeds London.
:—FOR THE TEETH ANo BREA l'll.-11,
ew rirops of the liquid " Floriline " sprinkled o,i lb
wet tooth-brush produces a pleasant iather, whicla
thoroughly cleanses the teeth !rum all panisites or
mpurities, hardens the gums, prevents tartar, tops
lecay. gives to the teeth a peculiar vearly -whiteness,
•nd a delightful fragrance to the breath. It removes
all unpleasant odour arising from decay ed teeth of
tobacco smoke. "The Fragrant lorili ue," being COMrn
posed in part of Honey and sweet herbs, io delicious to
the taste, and the greatest toilet discovery of the age.
Price 2s. Id., of ;ill Uhemists and Perfumers. Prepare
ly Henry C. G 4 i.r.r P. 498. Oxford-streat. Loudon..
Holloway's Oiatment and Pill'.—Dangerous Chest
ComplAiots.—The enumeration of these diseases is
sicarce•y n,icessar, , as, unfortunately, the inhabitants of
these istan:is know them to their co•it. Coughs, colds,
Ittili*OZS, bo nitis, asthma, pleurisy, inflammation of
the longs. and even con• umptton in its early stages. are
hst t eatel be rublyng Elidloway's Ointment upon the
elp-st and between tne shoulders. It penetrates inter-
nally, chec4s tne cold shiverings, relieves the over-
gorged lungs graaually removes the oppression from the
chest, and restores the obstructed respiration, hitherto
so feartnity distressing and so highly dangerous. in
treating this c 4si o aiseases, Hollow ty's Pills should
alw.ys bo taken while using his Ointment ; they purify
proutot,, perspiratios, and allay dangerous
rritations.

Tuat 'Complexion has always been held to he the more
*Lively in which the rose and lily contend for master
in which their beauty is blended. Great sacrifices are
made to produce anappearance corresponding with the
combination, but they never succeed. It cannot ap-
proach Nature. The only arrangement that can be made
renuer man or woman independent of all expedients is
to freely use HAGAN'S MAGNoI IA BALM. It preg tbo
skin from premaure wrinkles and furro.s —renders it
smooth and stir*, aud rebLoren the nue which may have
fatted thiough illness, exposure to a noxiaus atm,sphere
the heat cf summer or the frnots winter. To be ob-
tained all Cbemiliti and Perfumers throughount the
~Vorltl Vrice Sa. J. European Depot 114 and 14

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