The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1883-12-08 00:00:00

BRIEB,LEY HILL.

Blt EACH OF THE P EAC E.—At the Police Court
on Monday, before H. Hall, H Walker and P.
Foley, Esge., Benjamin Scriven and E .och Green ;
were charged with committing a breach of the peace
by fightiner in the High Street, Brierley Hill, on
the 27th ult. P.S. Salt said he saw Scriven strike
Green. Then Green struck criven. kn.icked
him eown and kicked him —P.C. Birch gave
corroborative evidence. Dismissed on payment
of costs.
DituNKENNE.S.—John Cooper. ironworker, was•
charged with neing drunk and disorderly on the
24tti nit. at Bromley. P.c.. Hicklin proved the
case. Fined 2- 61 and costs ;in default 7 days.—
Henry Hancox was charged with being drunk and
disorderly on the 24th ult. at Wordsley. P.C.
Adams proved the case. Fined 2s 61 and costs ;
in default 7 days —Jos ,pli Meese was charged with
ueing drunk on the 24th ult. at.. Kingsvrinforcl,
Several previous convictiohs %%ere proved against
the defendant who was fined ss. anti costs ;in de.
tault 14 days—David liiinett was charfodt with
being drunk on the 26-h ult. in Blocks Lane, Coin-
' ino, site. PC. Hickliii proved the case and de-
fe..dant was tined lOs an I costs.—Edward Ball was
charged with being.drunk on-the 26 h. ult. P.C.
Lallord proved the case and said the defendant
was tr,ry drunk. and was cursing his father and
breaking the things iu he house. Fined 26 6d and
costs; in defaut 7 days.—lsaac Dimrnock was
charged with being drunk and disorcleriy on the
26tn ult. at Quar y Bang. P.C. Trotter proved tire
case awl said the defendant was drunk and said he
wanted to go to gaol for a month, as it would do
him good. Fined 2s 6d and costs ;in detault 14
days.
.I3STRUOTION.—Edward Ainsworth was charged
with obstructing the free passage ot the highway ly
leaving a cait thereon. P.C. Micklin proved the
case and said hots w the cart standirg opposite he
Albion public house. He saw it there at ten past
nine and twenty-five minutes to ten. Be went
inside the house and there he tound tne defendant.
Fated 2s 6d and costs ; in default 7 days.
Ciarrior,.—William Nailer was cnarged with
, being the owner of a cart and not having hi;
the horse.
.e( i therew
h tt ~
had s
name on it. P.C. said he saw the cauk
anding m the road, ana on going up to it h
i..
D,afstnnod,iiniatmseaiodnhiet,ilittid
c u
t
days. He h,d had the o.d natn.. IR int et.
over,
dice had his name put on. 111(1
I.S. and costs.
CAUTION TO BOYS.—Juhn Malpass and J seph

8rid4.211-4 were hargt.d with letting off fireworiis
withal 15-teet of toe earilsg wy. P. Cs.
t _Buckley prov.d the tie case. ;Fined 2s 6.
including costs.
THE: EXTRAORDINARY CHAELGE By A 11u13ND
AGAINST A I,\TLEE.—Tois eu•c whtch was adj urned
ticun last we, was again lin ught, betore th,
ningi,ortVes.—The 14C1E3 ot the case ale.. ih,t the
liusuana went away in ,earcii of work. He va,

away for six we, ks. On retulhi,,g, I e eut to
Uoa Churen anti cii.re 11,2 1.1-a•d ihe banns f
marriageUlislel taa.,(•eti lit ile, in her
hie Galli 11,) 4.,1 Joseph EAriey
‘Viioe nw,A.) he us, ;_ii to stnla. It
er e,tiy week
Nrnt hr jOiC 'honey twi,e. He La 1 ;?Iso
11, aka that ,tie u-,-(1 to go out togPthe.r,. and
(E, ui t.J Lap,. inot.ry to her every