The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1879-08-30 00:00:00

OLD HILL.

TRANSFER.—At the Police Court, on Wednesiay
before Messrs. Howard, Bastano, vnd Hingley, the
following transfer took place :-- the Queen's Head,
Cradley Heath, from John Turner to Samuel Hughes.
CHARGE OF EAPE.—Robert Griffiths, of Cradley
Heath, was charged with committing- a rape upon
Clara Sil-vers. On the application of prisoner's
solicitor, the case wag adjourn d for a week, bail
being accepted, himself in £lOO, and two sureties in
450 each.

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DRUNK AND DISOEDERLY.—George Thompson and
Henry Tucker were charged with being drunk and
disorderly on the 16th inst. Police-constable Buckley
proved that he KM the defendants in Garratts Lane,
on the above date. They were both drunk and
creating a disturbance. Pleaded guilty. Fined 5s
each and costs.—Jeremiah Moseley was charged with
a similar offence on the 12th inst. Police-constable
Rowlands proved the case. Fined is and costs.
CHARGE OF STEALING A SHOVEL.--James Wilson
was charged with stealing a shovel on the 21st June,
the property, of Hannah Coley. Complainant proved
losing a shovel, and did not see it again until the
17th of August, in the possession of the defendant.
Case dismissed.

CHARGE OF DAMAGING A LOCK AND CHAIN.—
Charles Clarke was charged with wilfully damaging
a lock and chain on the 12th inst., the property of
Francis Jones. Mr. Homer appeared for the com-
plainant, who said he had a lock and chain put on to
a well. The defendant broke it off; and the darna,ge
done was 2s 6d. Charles Teck, of Cradley, proved
seeing the defendant break the lock and chain from
the well, and he said if another was put on he would
knock it off. The defence was that he was instructed
to do so by his master. William Brettle was called
and said it was a public well, and he had a right to
use the water. He was formerly in partnership with
Jones. One took one part of the works, and com-
plainant took the other, and the well bad always
been used by the wofkpeople, and claimed a right to
use the water. Fined 6d and costs, and 2s 6d the
value of the lock and chain.
Dumsat AND DISORDERLY.—Noah Allport was
charged with being drunk on the 26th of July.
Police-constable Johnson proved the case, and said
that tho defendant had been to prison three times
for similar offences. He was committed to prison for
one month. •
GAMBLING ON THE HIGHWAY.—john Hackett,
James Hackett, Shadrach Hackett, James Hackett,
William Evans, Thomas Morgan, Peter Hughes, and
James Wright was charged with card playing on the
highway, on the 11th inst. Police-constable Styles
proved that he saw the defendants playing at cards.
Mr. W. S. Hayes, for the defence, contended that
where the defendants were was not a public highway,
and called a witness to prove it. Four of the
defendants were fined lOs and costs, having been
previously convicted, and the other defendants is
and Costs,
ASSAULT CASE.—Joseph Eaybould and Emma
Raybould were charged with assaulting John Rock,
on the 30th inst. Mr. Hayes defended. Complainant
said that as he was sitting on a chair outside his
houselon the above date. The female defendant came
up to him, struck him on the jaw, and knocked h in
into the gutter. Joseph Raybould came up at the
time, and while he was down kicked him. In
answer to Mr. Hayes, complainant said there had
been a club dispute. The defence was that he
complainant first struck the defendants with a stick
and that Rock was drunk at the time, and using bad
language. After hearing further evidence the
summons was dismissed.

NEGLECTING TO SUPPORT A WIPE.—EIi Johnson
was summoned by Mr. Taylor, relieving officer, for
the sum of 128 for the support of his wife. Com-
plainant proved that 12s was due to the Dudley
Union. The Bench ordered defendant to pay the
amount; in default one month.

DAMAGING MOWING GRASS —Thomas Hackett was
charged with damaging mowing grass on the lgth
inst., the property of William Andrews. Com-
plainant proved that the defendant had damaged the
grass to the value of 3d, but he did not wish to press
the case, but wanted to put a stop to it Withdrawn
on payment of costs.

Warm, DAMAGE TO FENCING.---ThOMR3 Shaw,
William Walker, and William Chadwick were

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