The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1870-11-19 00:00:00

BELBROUGHTON.

WILFUL DAMAGX.—At the Petty Sessions held at
Stourbodge, yesterday, before Major Fletcher, William
Bright was charged with wilfully damaging on the 14th,
a pair of harrows, the property of Joseph Priest, farmer.
Prosecutor said he had • pair of onahorse harrows.
They were about 401bs each. They were thrown out of
his field into a lane 20 feet deep, and injured to the ex-
tent of £l. Ife examined the foot tracks, and believed
them to be defendant's. Poiice.constable Lane said the
previous witness told him of the damage done, and that
he expected it was defendant. Went to him sod asked
him for his tames. Defendant said, "‘ Do you want them
about the hawrows ?" Witness repeated that he wanted
his shoes. Afterwards compared the shoes with the foot
marks, and they correaponded exactly. Ann Butter
proved that she met defendant near the place about nine
o'clock. Fined Is and costa, and 21.14 damage; in default
14 days.
THREATKNING.—IIerbert Mann was charged by Benja-
min Hadley, gamekeeper, with using threatening lan-
guage to him on the 12th inst. Mr. Burbury defended.
Complainant said that on the above date defendant came
to his house about a pot. There was • dispute about it,
and the defendant threatened to break hie head. Ordered
to find one surety in £5, and himself in £lO, to keep the
peace for 6 mouths. Complainant to nay costs.

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vendors.