The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1883-05-05 00:00:00

THE STOURBRIDGE OBSERVER.

SNTURDAY, MY sth, 1883.

STEALING EGGS. Alfred Bartle was charged
with steal:nz two hen eggs, the property of Alfre,l
Parkes. Wthdrawn on payment of costs.
CIAJT/ON TO LANDLORDS.—..Richard Forrest, land •
lord of the Britannia Inn, Windmill Hill, Cradl7,
was charg.ed with being drunk on his own licensed
premises on the 29th nit, P.C. Chare proved the
ca•-•.e, Fined 109 and costs.

DRUNIIENNESB.—SarnueI Brooks was charged
with being .'runk at Cradley, ou the 28th ult. The
case was proved and defendant was fined 5s and
costs.—Samuel Edwards was charged with being
drunk and disorderly, at Cradley, on the 30 h ult
P.C. Hillier proved the case. Defendsnt was fined
28 6d. and costs.—William Page was charged with
being drunk at Hagley, on the .29th ult. P.C.
Croucher proved the case ani defendant was fitted
2s 61 and costs —Gorge Cartwright was charged
with being drank and incapable at Hagley on the
29th ult. P.C. Croulhor said he found the defend-
ant lying in the gutter, drunk and asleep. De-
fendant pleaded guilty and was fined 2s Gd and
costs.—William Perks was charged wi h bein
drunk on the 29th tilt in the public streets. P.S.
Oakey proved the case Debndant was fitted sst.nd
costs.—Williana Adams was charged %ith being
drunk in the public streets cn the 3011 ult. P.C.
Stanton proved the ease and defendant was fined
55 and costs.—Thomas HArris was charged with
being drunk on the 29th ult. P.C. Smith proved
the case and defendant was fined 7s 6 1 and costs
—Charles Pass 3y was charged with being drunk on
the 29th tilt, at Oldswinford. Serg.:aut Cope
proved the case and defendant was fined 28 6.1: aua
costs —John Smith was charged with being drunk
at Colley Gate and was fined 2s 61 and cost,.—Wil-
liam BAta vae charged with being drunk and us-
ing obscene language in Birmingham Street. on the
28tir ult. P.C, Cooper proved the case and defend-
ant was fined 5s and costs.

PERMITTING DRUNK'ENNESS.—Jernitna Southall,
landlady of the Cock Inn, Lye, was charzed with ,
permitting drunk, nness, on the 28Lh ult. Mr.
Waldron defended.—Sergeant Cope proved, the I
'c,se and said ho and P.C. King went to thedefend- ,
ant's. house and fou.d tw.., men named Bradley and
Pardoe in the house drunk. P.C. Kin,* gave cor-
robot., tive evidence. Mr. Waldron a.dtrress.d the
Bench and called several witnesses, The Bench
reAred to consider their verdict and on returning
into Court, fined defendant 40s. and costs, ..t2 17s 61
and the license endorsed.
DRUNK ON LICENSED PREMISES. MeShaCh
Bradtev, was charged wi h being drunk on
licensed premises on the 28th ult. Sorpant Cope
proved the case. Fined ss. and costs ' • in &fault
14 days' inprisonment.—Thomas l'ardqe was al,o
charged with being drunk on licensed pr-niises at
the same place an,l time. Sergeant Cope proved
the case. Defendant was fined ss. and costs; in
default 14 days' imprisonment.
CAtiri..)X TO DROVERS,— William, Aston was,
summoned for moving sheep from Staffordshire in-
ti) Worcestershire, on the 6th and 17th ults. Mr.
Waldron defended.— After Some consideration de--
fendant was fined £2 and coats in each cas:.
BOARD OF GUARDIANS.—The usual weekly meet-
ing of ',nig Board was held yeserday, Mr. J. Ray-
hould in the chair. Admitt.,d 14, discharged 27-
dead 2, remaining 521, corresponding week last
year 514. Out-door relief, Kingswinford district
.210 12, Old., Stourbridge £3O 3s. 10d., Hales-
owen .R 24 IQe 101, 'non-resident 17s. 6d., totil
£96 13s 4d, against £96 10s. 91. last year.