The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1871-02-25 00:00:00

BRIERLEY HILL.

LARclitlY.—At the Police Court, on Monday. before
B. St. JohuMattliewes and L. Freer, Esqs., Sarah Brooks
was brought up on remand alarged with stealing • quan-
tity of holland on the Slat November, the property of
Frederick Maybury, of Quarry Bank. The particulars
of the case were given List week. Prisoner was sen-
tenced to two months bard labour.
STEALING CoAL.—Thoniaa and Sarah Holmes, hus-
band and wife, wire charged with stealing a quantity
of coal on the oth Mat, the property of Samuel Talbot.
The evidence went to prove that the wife took the coal
from prosecutors yard, and gave it to her husband.
The wife was discharged, and the husband sentenced
to two months imprisonment.
SrssuNo mow—At the Police Court, on Thursday,
before 1. Spooner, Esq., Stipenentry, Frances Saunders
and Esther Bate were charged with stealing • quantity
of iron on the 22nd and, the property of Edward Bowen.
P.C. Hammond proved finding the iron on thesrisoners,
and Edward Bowen, jun., proved that the iron was the
property ot his father. Cole wee sentenced to three
weeks imprisonment, and bounders to ten days.
Asada:LT Cast—Edward bantheil Pearce, surgeon,
was charged with assaulting Mary Harsir,gton, on the
14th inst. Mr. Waldron defended. After bearing this
evidence of complainant and Mrs. Williams, the learned
Stipendiary said he did not believe the evidence given,
and dismissed the case, remarking that defendant left
the Court without a stain upon him character.

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