The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1869-03-27 00:00:00

Xmcat anb isttict gcius.

COUNTY COURT.
Healey v. ThiNtediehl.—At the County Court
held on Wednesday last, before F. Ditisdale,
Esq., Judge, this was an action for the recovery
of £l5 Ss GI for malt and hops, sold and deli-
vered. Mr. Perry appeared for the plaintiff.
- - Mrs. Healey proved that 33 bushels of malt were
TEIR MURPHY RIOTS. sold to the defendant at 9s 31 per bushel, and
15ffis of hops amounting to the above sum.
Mr. Murphy, the nitra-Protestant and anti- Thomas Smith proved the delivery; and his
Popery lecturer, has during the last year or two Honour made an order for the full innualit to be
been ateriniring an unenviable notoriety, and he paid and costs, in 14 days,
has new culminated into too dangerous a distur. . Rimessee y. !i.-.—'this was an action to reco-
her of the public peace to bo any longer totem- ver the stun of 1:3 ills for rout due. Plaintiff,
ted, if the welfare of the community is to be
who is a builder, proved that the defendant had
preferred to the whims and crotchets of an indi- . been living in one of his houses; that she gave
- vidual. In examining his latest outrage on the ,
. notice ; at the expiration gave up the keys; and
AManufacturer of a MANURE. cbli
etaalied peace of society, we a spired th re spare necessity of 1
,at the time owed the eh m ice a twit. Defendant
sixteen years wishes t• a einfint a few rs,pentelile looking at this man in his religions character, if I
Armes. osd Cointnisnen. A.I tress hypo •t. with oc• I was ordered to pay the full amount claimed, and
o
sach u titan can be said le have a religious char.
eaeati•es• ard., Manure Agency." at No. 1..5, B s mps• costs.
acter. The qaestion whether .111. Nlurphy should
-... Street Without, lanalua. P —This n action to re-
Maser I'. arsons. was a
- or should not he allowed ta etteite clots for the
• future isi cover the calla of £1 163 for rent due. Plaintiff
not a religious question at all; it s
purely and so
lelymatterkey of a house, for the civil authorities said the defendant mune to her house for the
to decide. and kept possession of it for
Mere than twelve weeks. A witness was called
We elsewhere give an account of the riots at to corroborate plaintiff. Defendant denied that
North Stilt Ids on Friday last, but we may here he kept possession of the key; but said that he
briefly n to a few of the leading events of this hail it iu his possession for a few days, the house
thoroughly di ;graceful affair—diagracef ul to the did not suit him, and he returned the key to the
attacking party and the attacked. Murphy in- plaintiff's son. His Honour gave a verdict for
angurated his " leetare "at the Oddfellows Hall XI 10s, and costs.
IMPORTANT NOTIcE TO THE PUBLIC AT in that town with singing and prayer, which we Joaes v. Olicer.---This was an action to rem-
confess to us looks something very like a solemn
Jest IV.,isheil, mockery, more especially as the nom knew per- vet' tue coin of £1 for damage done to a garden
by the defendant's cows. Mr. Homer defended.
fretly well by what terniis of riot andd blitials.hed •
B. SALT'S Astonn.ling, Clever, Eye- Mr. l'crry appeared fur plaintiff, who said that
11[Ro.penIng Monster LI.TTUItE on th. Hiatus,. .n.I singing and n,rayer had Jena followe on miner the defendant kept cows, and on the 22nd of
Ilse had wai crowded and there was
Pormetion of Chent. Clent Bill.. end Clentine Ran:hies ; Oesisisionn. Felt-nary some of the COWS got into his garden,
also giving an account of 11.slassm end his Ass, nod the a crowd outside. The subject chosen was" The and damaged four gooseberry and five currant
Asses that were bronght on (lent rills: the Fn, in of Confessional," and the limiting the audience to trees, aud did other damage to the garden. He
Lit-mpersace thensisked, and the Lector-ea Deatatda.
male persons over 18 years of age donbtless
u e of a Drunkerd • el.n nn the Veils of Women
teuil,d to ere , had ascertained the damage done by a gardener.
. 'enter. nlostreied by the
lcii ew full well ut'l'ilt.uhlii3elscoit- eeaulileelditlencatulrieui:v"a3e Alfred Jolted said that he was in company with
Fre'eloseli°:huOninZokmeniowtnersi'sl'lesing Sampson to do: end his brotiter the phiintitO, v.:he told defendant
other Things in General, too numerous to be specified in likely to lead to a biedeli of the peace, a; his
about the damage done, and the defendant said
Ski. advestisenient. lectures nearly always have dote. The megia- ,
Lb-it whatever damage was done by his COWS, Its
Price Sixpenee. Sold by S. Salt. ITegley Area, Hales- Crates also knew it, end they had a huge force of 1 ~.••01 -• • f • leanoy Jones gave eorrob ;naive
owes ; aad all rewetoble Ns wnigenta. pi.; 01. .
police in resirvO, and were la te.egrao:lle CO:11- evidence as ti. th 3 defendant's agreeing to pay
1".8•040...."6"."•••'''''' inunication with the military. la thie time 301110 I i ..,,,
thO llaal 1•_O &MO by the cows. Mr. Hem. r,
Tag Mv"''''"'" " Wrre".' A" C' 'k two ~r three hmtitred Irish Is.) it is slid, but let ' f,,,,,
m • - t •thatioe nil instre oism filth. wiirk. .le,ribine the defence, said that the defendant had
--"' n' ' • ' 's a rise esil Iscoecn„ lls say that the Ino.loray wer , Tsisl,i e.,,,,,, up I.:i 1 aillrerel the :,:reatest at from the plain-
borti.ras;i:l. bs'att weiltai;lrgntsi.niv."l7Ti..•l'he—t It Ot'irbt..l hv Cie hall, armed with iitieks and iliiiiiiiii.irS, shoat- I
I t;ff, who hud threatened to shcot him, to shoot
Hr. 0. W. Benson, of .`, Old B ..i Street. 99. Wari- big threateningly. Them rail e ail attou•k on the
bourne (Irwin, and the City St. sun ren t ers. :,:.4 nail 10, hall , tw o pis tol shots beili g fired. v ollor, of ,l his e.ia.i, and to shoot his horses, and hail been
t i ta'ae ereceedini against Min ; and contended
Dullest,. Bill. Tli• ii 1. whinh i. pre wells ill si.trnted. Stones being thrown, doors and. windows being Iddt, dike dclentlaut wds nut liable, us the hedge
siva. a full descriiithet 4,f the various Is,sil. of wetnhes gm , , „ ..‘ r,,
beton. 1 t t' • '• '• • i..., W 11,) had •tit it down
.tes o tit. pieta, ,-,t
and eloelak, with th-ir prdkes. Mid no one shoild niss', e le..ne", v"'".e t!,e tel.Pr' tY '). t“tt, 3"i'L',,C.' 1,1-
..ada without visiting the :there estnlslnilininn Aor • caped by tile inte% way: 1.1.1. p,h,y e,.li,iti t.,..... a, fry ,ory i-,),y. /„.foonant s,ed he lied often emu.
ti . a
this nuts vdeahle work. Ily its ei i nee .. ~, a Cart rematued to trtand lira., Lae lilLt,r eremong plained to the plaintiff oh his hedge being cut so
resisting is any oak of the Cooled Nits.plosa. India. ~, stp tables thol chairs. aud preparing to reeelvc G
e SiOnC.ti prove that tic whole of the
the Colossi...re ....Wed to select for thenis...lves tho the heSiei.zers. Thin intnie the police, the 11 ::..,,ht
slassia.,e done to it no amount to in ore than Ltd.
scitell I.,gt oilmeoil Mr llteir intn. no" kayo It io•ot Of the Wnrri.,rs in this pitialile battle, mid the item t!". ...
them with em fe:4 eatsts• me I:ei.-•eu. who ho ts t., • i .
_. _
~
~,,
..,, ~ , tin'
.o..eriairh,,, trre. di sae to 11h...• defoudant that if his COW 3 had
a omitting of . a a. f I 3 I. ii
'..tment to the Prig., of Wale,. de-i.la th a reii,,l,. ,
jafir'l,,. as, sadres• on romeint or t wi... Wage dt•toitt, soul , chtions, and then cone s mu:thing more renia:•k- dorie his garden any injury he would pay jut .i,
rstiier titan bare a bother. Theitlita Al,L,tei.ui.ill
eannsd thin stroni,:ly tunes/sown lit th the usstice of ' able stiil, the continues:co if the " lecture " I,y
the intending nu clutter. the prime cause al all this riot. said lie know the piaintaif's g:iraen. Tau lit 1,,
WaS abtalti Lard iii,iL alga. lie eilllaiderca that.
Ansice To MiirasUa.—Xr• yurt triolton of Amer root Now we ask whether re:lovably adaplaed eiti- for the dallia.;e hit u, bit 61 wool I pay. the plain-
t., a side eland. ioiffering wit,. the ii in o etittio.! VAL?
G.,, ~t t,, . ..t..,,,t,t. a,„1.,,,,,,.....1,!f
,1;,..ef01,1.,,e5.,,51T; ;, 1...'11,i,,,3,"' I't ti l''' "P•SA ti) Sit 'l• d'i:', ';' " " tiff Well. T mire is a ditch 011 Mr. Olivee's side.
! wheuever tine Murphy chooses to ittlitncel ineiadts Poole ga:c corroborittive .Ividenee. The
liZrs''s'll,°ltt.Ll7:il. isriutsiherni.C...: •t pi. lere. loan. : finiatita. of his ci xeitad and ex••iti ii., theta res. p:aff was re-eallcil, and &lid that lie inta never
eel qu'int sleep, tiv ridierimi Ole elii,il fro, -aim iti•ii the I' iced of religioua opiediii, sa fit :IS OUr ftl- C 11; the hedge. His Honour said that XI was
love 0,.,..t, „„;,k,.,, -a, taitid aa a 1.11•.'11" It hat ! lOW 111111 is Mnietii'lled, is a grind kind glorintts by far too much. nautili might have called in
been long in use in America, awl is highly re soonnonded ! thing, and it naturally follows that the right to
by lap heal men •it is rem niessant to Mkt:, it doiitliod , , a professional gardener to have proved the dam-
tile expression of this opn iion iri OHO Wilieh wo ap, if Ike had thought proper. lie had not
the eIOIJ ; it soitens th.. guMs. eller. .11 psis, relieves
wind. regal.. tea tag. 1t•1n...., urn 1.4 , a ,
1 I ' 11' 11 Lkoorrn rensedv I might to cherish. Ent when the enanciathms of liune so ; and he should give a verdict fur ss,
. .
for dysentery sea ;hurl.. ea, *Mot:, arising feon teeth- any opuinins or stat.ciiieuts is ktrovn, from I each pzirty to pay their owa Costs.
lag or other ...... .Be Wire and ask for Me, WO. 'Allan CS perietico, to be almost certain to leud to s
. , 0 , c, 31,,,,b 3, 5t„,,,.bridg,,,,,ti.,,,,ey._At,
lose. S-,othinis s'a.tr. t
,‘"a ." b.". "C"'i**ull r'rkl"' a bre:tell of Ult.: peace, it become ; a question ' !`• • •
New Yo end Is-enue "is en th• oiadida wrappe. No • the Bit.. .laugh :tut Bankruptcy Court, un W ethics-
whether, in Or interest of the [Odic at !arm', • m • • -.• s ~i m
;nether rk
ahoold hed without r
ina it.—S.sl,l hy all ke-die duy last, beture . t. Commissioner au era,. r.
asrdara at is Ha per Bottle. Loaosa Dip-it, •205, High such an enunciation should. be permitted. We
dirillia applied for the bankrupt's release Lann
ua ...rn . are aware that the question is a delicate and
custud • Mr. C. B. Hodgson opposed the appli-
Tun Mavis...cruise or JittraLLEAV. —Ti,', 01,h SC do. difficult ono to answer off hand, but it can bo
volopoleat kkl Tine Art preductions in this beeneli of the fairly answered nevertheless I.y txking it elm- e.ation!. He exatuitied the baukrupt, who said he
iadustriTil trod,n sittee the period ,d the Mot Exhiliatio. photo view of the wholo circumstances. .2,. ails euiployea two or three yeara ago to collect
is admit-aids exemplified in a t interesting little work duty et the Iliene Oniee, of the magiatracy. of accounts, and his clerk received, but embezzled
je-t published be Mr. J. W. Benson, er'so Li ills the ap- the money. He sent au account of the money
ememisut to Mit.fl. the Prince of Weles. and II ff. the the police, *llia, in extreute cus.C3, of Li lii military
111,1ksrajab or Bcr.hean, of :15, Old ne,e o
t ilr--et; aa. under the orders of the us el unseat. us to pre- received by his clerk to his London agents,
Messrs. Filbrick and Griffiths, and directed them
We•thourne fir .ve; and the City St. nak Faetory,sS. aka serve the peace, and it is undoubtedly the duty th
re, Ludgste MP. It is i.entsts.ly iNedret...l ath the of the Home Secretary, and of the magistrates to s*ext•i t%'o e ''it re of the geotleinau to
ino.t beautiful diesizes of drecalets. Itnme'ses. Earria Z.l. I under him, to preveut anything whit:. li it is whom the ineuey WAS due. He did edit know
Isns•kete. A:c., itc., in ivi.ry conceivable style, mid wit:a Whether iiiS Letwou ageuts carried oat tlieir in.
1 kad.vn, *finest to a certaints., will lead to a
owhed ; and thus the inteading pitreliiii,ir id ea • _ _ .
aided to migko a deleetiim suited 0 his tire, eta have It breach of the politic peace etll tle en angering
d 1 a • Struetiolis ill ',hid Matter.. ill September, 1863,
y,„.,,,,,a,.,1 an say part --I the Mated Hiss; loot, In tit. of the public welfare. Now when a so-odlled bankrupt give. a promissory note to pay the
or th • Colonies. Tn. price of this so ist e,ofel- %nide i' lecturer announces that he intends to attack the tummy by instalments of 1:5 a month, out lie
Twopence. for which it is forwent...l plot free, laud to cherithed npihieua of a very excitable class liv- hail not beeu able to pay
.any 1311,111 WitOtCVer
say one who emit, enelste. sa soire'osise, site. r for rt.-
in g aroutel.iii..n, WllOll his auteeedents are knewn siace.--lit reply to .11e. til.ititu, taJ baukrupt
'oriel wear or for awe Wiwi. b rtiiiiliiy Ciiriiild. e., er soul lie had a number of good debts, but lie
other pretreat, it will he to,dad oi the very areat,A see. and whtm it 1, remembered that siatillir orafion;
email uot istako out an aceouat of them without
vice hues; freq nitatly caused riot, bloodshed, atid des-
referring to all his papers, and having the assist-
Hatr.sWkY'S 01501 50 AIM Poia-1111111alltialt 111111 traction of peoperty, we think *lit Home Seetn-
once et a clerk.-51r. Uritlia, ou these grounds,
rheametic goats the most dreaded of ell disesset. be. tory wceild have the apparval of the country at
tense their •Ictiois know thet tilos ere safe at no sedsid, large where he to warn the inegistraey that such upplied,fior tilleabaukrupt's discharge from cus-
sed et no ago seenre. It Illosessy•A Ointmeist. ettsr 1.1111• a tie brand meat not in fatuiv be iillowed to ex. t`i'l4'.---"." "." 3
BUU °Pl3"ed the aPPliCati"'
*elation of the psinful perta, gives gre:..ter rel.l than cite to outrage and eriale. :Nlurphy may be but the Cominiasiooer said the bankrupt was en.
.
any cqber applicatton. hes tilt ast lio diligently esed to titled to his diecharge, unless it coald be shown
obtain this Is 5, re,olt. It h 'is been Isithla con, right or wrong in holdithg the .q.ini ona lie does ;
ut tent, with that point we have no him to do ; and that he was about. to abscond. If his conduct
mended tor fleaunatie subjects of all ems. and
wires thr rendering their is is less frequent and less hi:wetter strange or hetorodox tt ay be the upini. enema tura out to have been as had as it was
rneweas: end for repressirig. tint soar p.a.& rdi to* end on, of any in t.,.
we hold th:it he liaa the right represented, he might be given iu custody again.
eememo the litalOoi. In In 5501 l4. IT Bonav's stint. to pretiou-iid thera • he has this lee-il anti civil —Mr. (MIMI said the creditor had a strong to
11 Cllol ais bars proved tho urdotm.t b!mainii.t
I. iu re• ,
.„1 ~,,. right its 1111101 u. al a.eler4i.uan, ft Iltieating inin• :I.l:et:ley, but instead of availing lithisea of it, he
l th
esesmi oo...radiants anssumatio whinit t
sailed ;Awakes prevlAnkly healthy Indgout.
ill to prime of ister, or a sun- alreformer. We even grant that jited a promissory flute, ad that it ;seethed tu
life. ist theory this right must be accorded to the be inerely it, . matter of pseuds, siiiilings, and
ever-zeidmis Marphy. lint in extreme oases pczee witu iiim.—....r. u 6son .i 0 doubt c I
.. M.H. il , • N 1• bt r'•
OutnAlllTll4' IV ox —ThO proms,. of fine rot Mann.
tholll7 ILIUSt giles Way to pr:tetlee ; aeuti n:mts
f„.ta-o in this limo,. of trade is strildoely stein' Bee 1 !nine! proceedinga might have been taken if it
to a I.ttle work pols'islica by J W. r..e4..a. of tn. must yiela to Lets ; and individual cretchets Ilan lieen thoul;iit pr.ipQr.- -Tile Commissioner :
OM Ilona Sue-iet, and of the City B,sonn Fact e.c.53 end lutist give place to regard for the welfare of the I Criminal praceedings are sometimes the most
60, Lull: ite Hill. It le enriclind and 0111bellitIted with .
co mmunity. NWe ow think in Murphy's ease wholesorne.—The bmi'drupt was then ditchargml
dessign. thy Italian. Fr,nelk, end llarrlish artistes) of
%rashes, Brac.le's. Esnsinos. and other articles, suit- the Hee can be fairly drawn. Let him hold from custody.
able fon p. ,r,,,.°0 wear. se. Wedding. Birthday. or mho. what opinioua he likes, and let him enunciate In iv, J. Fellows, Cradley Heath, miller.—At
present*, with their r riots Mr. Benson (also holds th, th,,m as of ton as 1,,, likes so long as they do not the Birmingham Bankruptcy Court on IVedues-
apeeietineet to IT It li the Prince of Welesl hes also endanger ',Mine trauqaillity. But Murphy has day before Mr. Conunissiouer Sandera, this
palffishwl a yory interesting remnltlet on the Rise and
Progress of Watch end Clock.tusking. These r.i.ph. unts,;ekt thuii. b.s.ttnlary nem His lectures d t en- bankrupt (Mine up fur his adjourued last ex-
ist. are sent post. free for two atemps eakh, and Oki ess. clanger public treequillits ; the.y have done so in ancinatiou and discharge. Mr. Griffin appeared
not be too strongly recommendsd to those enntemplat. nittly cases already ; and they will the so again for the trade asagnees, and also for creditors,
log a porch., ~,i.ny t,, ~,..,,tents hut the e.essitry if he is allowed to coictinue them. Here, then, who charged the bankrupt with contracting
or abroad, who are thus enabled to sel.nt any article the civil power has a right to step in and say to debts without haring ally reasonable prospect
they may require, and have it forwarded with perfect
Murphy :We will not al.gue with you about your of beits.,., • able to pay. Mr. Stubbs tun behalf of
safety.
opinions ; we don't deal with your opinions; but Mr. W. S. Allen) appeared for the bankrupt.
----- we deal with your exeitinw to riot, bloodshed, Mr. Griffin referred his Honour to a long ex-
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destruction, and possibly Co murder. Had you amination of the bankrupt, which took place on
been caught lky a dozen or two of excitable Irish the 15111 December last, saying that it would be
with bludgeons in their hands, you would have waste of time to go Over the ground again. H.
been infallibly murdered, aiS they threatened to said that although the bankrupt Was so weber-
dos if they were hanged for it. We cannot have reseed that he was compelled to have a wort-
police in reserve, nor niilitary in readiness to be gage of his wife's property, he went on contract-
called out specially for your protection, nor can iug debts. In May, 1868, there was a deficiency
WI.I have you endanger the lives of your fellow of upwards of £500., aud in six mouths he in-
subjects. Your lectures have always had this creased the defieucy by £4oo.—The bankrupt
result; So you nuist give them ilo more. was examined, and having stated the parti-
We are quite certain that were the Home Sec- culars of the debts which he incurred, he said
rotary to act iu this way, the public would he expected to be able to pay, because his
heartily approve of such a decision. We value father-in-law promised to open a banking se-
ttle rights of conscience, the freedom of speech count for him ; but he refused to do so in dem-
and pen as much as any man, and probably niece sequence of the dealing with the wife's pro-
tium Nlerphy does ; but we value public order perty.—Mr. Griffin examined a creditor named
and s:dety evidently far more than lie does. Ii c Holder, who said the bankrupt represented to
apparently wishes to go mu in his wild course till him, in resuming business after an interruption
murder excites the Government to action ; but of a few weeks, that he himself had just opened
we think it would lie far better were he stopped a banking account, and that he bud enough to
in his career at once. He has already &me far pay 30s. in the pourel•—The Commissioner said
too much not only to endanger public order, but there were repeated decisions to the effect that
to crib, cabin, and confine that liberty of speech a person continuing in credit was to be pre-
which in his case runs riot. smiled to be able to pay for any goods he pur-
chased, from the proceeds of the sale of them
afterwards. As to tiny falsehood that might
have been told to Mr. Holder, when falsehood
aud fraud were cousidered as reasons for pun-
ishment, such men as the bankrupt niight be
punished ; but, according to the present state
of the ba.y, he must be discharged.—Liabilities
.C 2,391. ;assets, £1460,; deficiency, .C 925.

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Cnraerr Corny.— At the Promsgrove County Court,
on Monday. the followie g canes were disposed of by Mr.
P. Dinsdah, Juttgo horse dealer, of
Fairfield. agaimt Thomas Jordan, farmer, Bell Heath.
Action for false imprisonment ; dainstire. £ll. Mr.
linearly for plaintiff. and M.. Marshall, Birmingham,
for defendant. The facM of the muse have already ap-
peared in our column.. Hie honour gave a verdict of
.17. 10s. and costs—George Bell, farmer, sued William
Weir and Joaltua Spilebn 1,. for £lO., value of a Scotch
abeep•dng, deetroyed by them. Mr. nom fray for plain•
tiff. and Mr. Sinitnnnt, for defendant. The dog sae stint
by Bpilsbury, as he stated by the order of Mr. Mair.
Hi. Honour gave a verdict for the full amount and
coata.
V KURT MICRTINO. A Vestry Meeting was held on
Therm/ay last. the Rev. 11. A. Woodgate in the chair.
lir. George Freeman, the Assistant-Overseer and Collec-
tor. applied for an increase of eatery to defray his travel-
ling sisiemnes. After some discussion it was agreed t-1
in•r•ase hi. salary 4:•i per year, making it equal to £33
pnr annum. The meeting also agreed to submit the fol-
lowing name. to the Magi,trates for the office of over-
:—Messrs. W. Brett. l'lmman Darby. Henry list.
ley, John Brett. Henry Green, Jarnea Moreton, John
Pardo., and F. Deakin.
Catecirr.--A Committee Meeting of this club wan held
on Monday night last, and it Was .1112eeei to hold the
General Meeting this day (S denier, at the Q teen's
Head, for the purpose of arranging matches for the en-
suing year.

B • A Svecassrut. ExPaRDIENT.—The
/Wl' !ferric, GesTrtre bas the f.sllowing inter•
setting remarks.—" There are very few simple articles
if food which Can boast SO mauy valuable and important
dietary properties 101 cocoa. While acting On the nerves
as • gentle stinsubaut, it proviles the body with some of
the purest elements of nutrition, and at the same time DRCNK AND INCAPABLE.—At the Petty See-
Corrects and invigorates the action of the digestive or-
pos. These beneficial eXets sinus, on Thursday last, before Major Fletcher,
:f depend in a great Inca.
sure upon the manner of its preparation, but of ate years Cieorge Dixon, who did not appear, was charged
such close attention hss been given to the growth and ivith being drunk and incapable, on the 20th
treatmeat of cocoa that there is no dilliculty in securing inst. Policc-segeaut Baldwin said he found the
it with every tholul quality fully developed. The Bingo- defendant lying on the ground. Had to pick
lar success elfish Mr. Epps attained by hi* honneopvthic . _ him op and carry him. Fined .ss„
palmation of Cori. has sever Lees aoreassed by any ex-
perimentalist. Fur ana wide the rsiaitatiaa of Epp,.•, I On Thnratlay the preliminary meeting for the BEEISSIOUSE OFFENCE.— Samuel Collins With
Cocoa hissstrand by the ample forme of its own extreor. , current quarter of the South Stafforashire and summoned for keeping his house open for the
ditiary merits. Mu•lical men of all shitaxc sf opis,ts ! East Worcestershire Houniasters' Association sale of drink on Sunday morning, the 21,t just,
be agreed to ant ii it as the safest and mast i WAS held in the banquet tonic of the Binning at half•past seven o'clock. Police -constable
tte.ei.-. ii artiold of diet for pignOns of weak oonetita. '
- tioll. This sitperlority of part:out:4r u .lo of prep r
hiiiii El:along°. Tuere Was a nnruerous attends Poole sit.d on the above date he visited the de-
., a i , ka. .
tiOn o'er ali ,:ts is a retaarkaLls proat at tt,,, t,.„t Kiwi:, proellJil over by the newly-eleAcd chair. fondant's house, and found four men drinking.
results to Le ottaisatt Irina little amisstS. Hy a lississia Mail, Mr. Waiter Willidina. The main busi. There WAS a pint cup and a quart jug with sonic
leewleent if the salami laws *look govern tie opera- neon of the meeting Was, of course, to fix the ale in. Defendant, who Lai been previously
'Sae of digestion and nutrition. and by • oaretel applies. ' official price of finished iron. This was speedily convicted, was fined 20s and costs.
eof the tine es e propertit efe seleee C ll.ti ocos, Mr.
A bits proridA Our brss'.,!as. t ,1,:5., .s.,:i a delicately settled, a resolution being unanimously passed Sudan Liar PENSIVE.—There are three kinds
fired bee...rage which way save Us uLalv ho.vv doe. confirmin,! the " list" rates at £7. per ton for of pens sold by a celebrated Edinburgh firm,
bills. It 14 he the judieinue uss of ,gml articles of bars, acid other kiads of manufactured iron in under tho names of the Warerley pen, the Out!
ti-at 11. ^ralatittitiOU may he gra Molly hails up 11,01 ttroportlsn, mach regret was at the seine tiro, pen, nod the Pielm•ick pen. Now, whatever may
vs •i,‘"isli to teti-i ev.srY t''''''' ) t'""a"' ilun' expresseo that this was the only course open to be the ease with regard to the middle one, the
,t..1,14',,Z1':..1::,,Lt:`,.,,e;,..,'..."'":r"Ja: ''!l/4.t° Uia ii,oeting in tho prnif. nt un.iatisfactory posi- oth au er two are, dbilesa, unrivalled, for what
gape masts a fatal strait by krepifig hllixeiffee Well rorri• ti,)ll tif SIIO triahi. S ,ice diseusaien took place can equal the pens ui *eutt and Dickens?—
wash rue taws and a properly uunrianctl nous. its rotenone to the hurl disposal of the surplus Jo.iy.

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Cti \ROE ENDER Tug Mast ERs' AND SERV ISIS' ACT
—Jam -a It 'ugh Was charged by Messrs. E. P. am] W
Baldwin, Sseindori Iron WOrks. wlth neglecting to fele
his contreet William Farms/forth. trienimitr. TWAT,
that delendent ente.ed entneleinant'a server" in Decem-
ber last, aad eontinued to work until the le,th inst, when
he neglected Neale to week. The agreement was ti
tine and take fenteen deys' note. Defendant was or
dared to return to his work, and faith his cataract, ant
to ply costs.
WAGES C A ifi.—Joho 11 alley, a bundler, was summoned
by John Edward Jones, for refuting to fulfil his contract
Complain:tilt esitl that he had worked for the defendant
fir several
.years as a handler at the iron works, and
when he entered the defetrient's nervier they nereed to
rive and take 14 days' notice. On th and anl gerd of
February he was very ill, au tenable t work. On the
211,11 Februar fhe Want Ts work. When he got there, the
defendant had got eorrie one the to work in his place ;
and he now wake! the Magistrates is give him £1 Ps 61,
being the amount for ten day.' work, in lieu of notice.
hViltiaifl it dpas proved that Jones was ill on the 23rd of
February, and Undid° to work. Susan Jones. in Alter of
cestplainant, sloe ewe caerOboietioe evidence. Defend-
ant was then sworn. mitt said that cortipialmint lied neg
leeted his work, awl he had to put sorne one else col to
work in his place. Defendent after staid he Was ill, which
generelly happened on a Monday or Ttiesdev. The
Bench or lered defendant to pay the CMomiteletut id, and
- ti pay the cost. betw, en them.
ECALESOWEN. A ItErittcronv Paergu.—At the Petty Sessions, on
CituELTV TA ANIN ILI —AI the Petty SESSiOnSt On Thursday last, before I. Sprimer, Foe, Stipendiary.
Tuesday last, before Major Smith and It. Moore. Esq.. Maria 1-I,itriphiies WAS chtlreed by Mr. Thomas Bill with
Richard Homer WAY charged with cruelly illtreating a wilfully breaking the witelowe. Tleightley, Se-
a perintendent, prey,' that defend:lnt hest been in the
horse. on the 16th inst. Police-constable Knowles sal
he now the defettlent with a horse and Cert. Vefendant aed she left on Tueerloy lest. Defendant broke
sieteett Squares of glass. Martha Farley preei,id sneing
bad a very NA Stink with whithlie was hitting the hdrsc..
The stick was about five feet long. Mr. Ovelleni sett tile defend:lnt breaking the.viinfloWs. , The mule *as not
deeitalant had ilmen convicted three LinleS for eimiler Preseed, and defendant staid she Cld em neeni de
offences at Bromsgrove. /hued 2.0 s and costs ;in def Ault if the Magistrate wonlal forgive her. The case Was ad-
-28 slays. pinned hir one month.
tti ieear Se iLI'S tlin WEIGHTS —At the Petty Session,
Diseessios CLASS.—A. Discussion Class Itas now been • •
“ ,as 8
rittaway, 01 itteettleatn. was
oponctl in the Independent Chapel, and, in pilot uf num- an.! H. nit. resq , enem .P`'n'r''
,‘Wl?' I'
bers, is very successful. charged by Joliet George Herder, Inspector of Weights
CONEIBMATION.—The Lord Bishop of Blnrcester held and Measures, with having a peir of unjust scales in his
a confirmation at the parish church on Howley after- possession. Complapient said he found in defendant'e
noon, and the weather being fine, it large coneouree of shop. on the sth of February, st pair of unjust scales,
spectators aesemble.l. Tile confiratatian service wad being one ounce and two drachms against the purchaser.
! proceeded with, the Bishop being assisted by the Vii. Defendant was further cherged with having unjust
Archdeacon Hone. There was a large slumber if cat, weights in his possession. Mr. Herder proved tint de-
! didates from litlesowen, Cradley, Illey, and the our- , fenslaut had three unjust weights in his possession
rounding district, against the purchaser. The Bench fined defendent in
TUB HALESOWEN BIBLE ASSOCIATION. •-• The annual the first case, S'e; in the eecoud case, ordered to pay the
meeting of the above association was held on Mooday costs.
evening last, at the Islington It agues! School, snider the STISALTNO Ifloons.—Betsy Hatton was chug el with
ereaidency of Mr. Edward Gem. The room Was well stealing a pair of bents, tie the end last, the property of
tilled, and amongst those present we noticed the liev. J. Harriet Edwards. Complainant said she lived et Hello-
C. Dixon, DI)., Revs. B. Adams, and M. G. Asthury. way End. Three weeks last Tnesday she miesed a pair
pastor of the Cougregetional Church, Halesowen, Mr. C. of boots from her !muse. Prisoner lived at the same
H. Bloomer, Mr. 0. Grainger, Messrs. A. Dingley. J. hone. The boots produced were the same she lost, and
Powell, H. Hall, S. Siviter. and many others. The were her property. Police-constable Freeman proved ap
meeting was opened with prayer by the Rev. 51. 0. Ant- pr-heeling the prisoner on the charge, who said she
bury, after which the chairman called upon Mr. C. H. toe]: them because she had none to wear. They are
Bloomer to rend the report, which was of a most flatter- worth 12s. Mr. Holberton defended, mid said the prise.
lug character, tie being sent to the pirent society, in nor TlAn A very respect die person, and hail ben n
treasurer's baud, and hicks to they due of £7 IS: 61 in pinion of the prosecutrix. Thomas Mattel, the father.
the depot—(applause).—Mr. Gem, in a very lengthy and was bound over in one sent of £2O, for the prisoner to
eloquent address, urged upon those present the import- appear at Ole Court in three months.
&nee of this society. He said he mach regretted that he Heaver Setees.—ltichard D-owling, of Wall Heath,
wan unable to be present at the special eerm ins being was brought up on a waraant before I. Spooner. ESa,.
held in the church that week. in commemoretion of the charged by Jelin Georee Harder, I nepentor, with Melee
suffering. and death of cur blea.ei Lord ; bat he knew etij Ist scale, ill his poeseseian, in Fehroery list. Com•
that they were all engaged in the same g toil work, and plain:tut proved the offence, and di:feed:tut was filed TA
the British sine Foreign Bible Society cotild not be over Red caste.
extimated. He then veint on to review the late events in CHARON or FISLONY.—William Barker was cliergel
Spain sad holy, and dwelt with much earoeetnein On the with stealing a rope, ii Fel,,eutey list, the nropertY of
practices of the Clinch of Beene ; and yet, the disestab• Beni :min Reybould. Mr. Waldron defendea. and :irks,'
Bailment of the Irish Church was anticiliate:l, whi-h for a remend to get evidence for the prisoner ; and th
would make Er land an easy prey to Ream. He urged cave woe remalided firs week.
upon his hearers. not in a political ,Itse, the necesdtv
ol biinli [[ g together to oppose the him t Is of Popery, and
acid the greate-t draivb,ek to Popery in Ireland was the
Kstalitiolted Church a:ated, that a sh irt
tine, lini a cenv,,setion w.tli the Arthur
O'Neill. of Birmingham. a gewleman well knows in the
Black Ceentry. who informed him thel the religioes sect
to which he belonged had lIIA Ic urt way Pi Ireland at all,
cons-rptence if the opeositioe of the Roman CA' luulie
prim:ts, and the only way they it 1,1111 wilt-otos the people
WAS 1111 l glt the clergy of the E steblislted C nil: 'oh
sent round An 1 gatliered the people together to liar
Vi •ru. lie said thnt the Bible was now printed i
did 'rent lAtlell Ile., so CI-At in reality every person could
read the Itilde in Ili; InVII native to,git e. In ocono:nsion
he exhorted his hearers to nobly sepport DO. it.,soei..C.m
and opp,se the disestaidishment of the Kst tblishe•l
Chore:l is Ireland, or el ,e so ,n. lU:we...trate the ei,ll'.
if 11,111 e would wrap temiti all I rdas Nlt.
ii: -ii spok, !mach war.nth AA I 1.1.9,1,0 ie. ntli HAS
bet By apel ruled --The Rev. D Dixon nee, ad trose I
the ineetiete and otter ;Moiling ti thin very eloTtint
iii-
drees of the worthy chairman, whinfit he fully reciproca-
ted, said that it Was our b tunden duty to lift imp our
loam ti and s oale Ii stop tee +Vidu .of the Ciotreli of
ene, a church witch wotild k,ep the blessed beok. tile
I bible, out of the hands of the p,iple. Destroy that Inoik
ant they robbed them of all th,tr happineis and hopes
of I•vorhsting life. The rev gentlemen, in the absence
I,f the deputation front the parent society, gates n brief
sketch of its arse:entitled an I ebjecte, and stated the
great pleasure it gave him hi he present—(spplause)
'The Rev. M. G Aetbury begged to differ floes the previ•
oils speaker relative to the Church if Ireland. end ileyw
a twist pleasant picture of what Ireland would iu five
years were the Church disestablnited.— This broaelit a
most etineing speech from the Rev. It Adillei, CnrAte Of
Quarry Bank, who sad lie ais an Ifiel 1.1,r min. an!
could well testify to the ituguience of the Churee of
Rims; and every day they were becomitag more iraou-
dent. simply from the reasrii that they koew they wield
obtain what,...r they wanted. Ile then rdate.l twine in-
stances which fully bore o it what he sail—The meeting
was coneletled with prityer by the Rev. Dr. DiAOll. A
good collection was made at the elose. 'The Rev. lie 'l'.
Birch, M,A.., who was to have attende.l as a deputation
from the parent society, WAS unfortunately prevented
from attending through the death of a dear friend.
A STAINIT PARISI: MISETING.—The ai,nusi meeting
for the anointineet of overseers, survoyors, constab!es.
An., took Vac, on Saturdey. Mr. Tucker presided. The
foiloying appointments were made:—Overseers: Mr. T.
W.iliams, Major Bose. Mr. 0. Blocs. air! Mr. J. Tren-
chard, Surveyors: Mr. Richard Whit., ant Mr. le Wil-
let's. Cant talcs: JO3 11 itt. latei I Jones. George
Pearrnaii, Icy Willie as, Jesse II .ek -tt, S. Grove, te
aud T. Craitioult. There Was a great deal of
excitement Ilbolif 110,1:0 of the nppointtnents, and the
room was often the scene of SUMO very uunielibourly
quarreln.

QUARRY BANK.

FATAL /Our itENT.-011 Frhbly the 17th inat, Mr. Phi.
lips, Ihmoty Coroner, held tin lug to 4 at the Dog ,tud
Partridge lt.n, The Thor., no the tat ty et .T inn P. •I:.
who rota employed ea s loader at the Earl ,4 1 a
Saawell P‘ta. ita the le tevotia Wednes MV. aj.,..re
eel 1.11 on him and be died the neat a.".. The dory re.
tarnetta vet diet " Accidental death."

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