The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1885-08-29 00:00:00

OLD HILL.

ACCIDENT AT AN 11ZONWORKS.—An accident oc-
curred at Mrss:s. flingley and Sms' Ironworks
Old Hill, on Saturday night. Shortly after tha
ironworkers had ceased work a numbc'r of men
were employed to remove a boiler from a ball
furnace. When the boiler was being removed from
its seat by means of a jack the ropes clipped out of
their places, and the boi:er fell to ;he ground, three
men having miraculous escapes from being crushed
to death. A man named Frank Westwood, who
was up in the roof regulating the jack, fell a dis-
tance of fifteen feet and was badly injured. Two
other men were al,o injured through iron falling
upon them. West cod was removed to the Guest
Hospital and t. e ot!.er men were attended by mem-
bers of the Ambulance Class which has been re-
cently formed at the works.
ANNUAL LICENSING MEETING. The annual
licensing meeting for the Petty Sessional Disision
of Howley Regis, which embraces the, distric's of
Cradley heath, Old Hill, and I.3;aelcheath, was held
at ti.e Public Office, Old Hill, the justices present
being Messrs. W.,l3assano, C. lio;croft, and H. 'J'.
Hickman.—lnspettor ‘Valters reported tuat there
were in the disision 9i fully licensed houses, 47
beer houses, 19 beerhouses to :ell off the premises,
five for wines and spirits, and 11 refreshment-house.
lieepeTS. There had been during the year 28 tr ins-
fers. Five liceLsed victuallers anditwo beerhome-
tieeper had been proceeded against for drunkenness,
210 of Whom were convict, d. As compared with
just par there was a decrease of 63 n tue number
proceeded against.—The Magistratts' Clerk (Mr.
tla3es) reported that there were no applications for
now licenses.—Mr. Bassano stated the justices had
decided Ora the persons who had been convicted
puring the past year for inflieging the LiceLsing
Act would have to appear at the adjourned licensing
day. In the ineal.truie the magis rates would con-
s der as to whether they should renew the licenses
or not. The Wiole of the oth-r licenses would be
renewed.

ebTTY SE,SENS.—At the Public Offi.:e, on Wed-
nes lay, bawl.; 3lesszs. W. Bassano, H. 'l'. Hick-
man, and C. ilolcrott, a respectably-dressed young
man named George Moore, re. Wing in Providence
Cradley Heath, WW3 fined 20s and cosis for
,tealing two sice, ers, the property of the New
I.4.i:it'll Iron Compauy,—Naboth Dunn, of fir fixed
abode, was fined 10 ~..and c sts for stealing a (validly
1::id torfiati)lll,:illeaYd' cloromm-
uNotc.7ol,ctob
jetiperryi'perpr'istoitntehredeEnti
witted the offence, as he wit, innocent hu did not
mind what the zu ,gistratt.s did with him.— Cnarles
Sheppard, miner, Old Elia was fined 103 or rdus-
ing to gait the ti ate Hangs W.ll Inn, Haleeowen
Rout, Oal Hill.

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List of Agents in this locali 3:—.3tourbridge, Clarke
Chemist. High Street ; Bate;, Chemist, High, Street,
Moir s, 136, Iligh Street.—Bnerley 11111, Raw ings
ehemist.—litddermice!.er, Hewitt, Bull Ring —dales
owen, Mae s, chemist Gre: hrvoo.l, chemist.—
Woldsley, White, chemist.—Kingswinford, Peari.on.—
Brettle Lane, Cains, chemist.—Birmingnam, Banks
Co. Bu 1 Riov.—Quarry Bank VI acts, Uheitist.
Eervous Debility and other kinlred c.nup ainfta. Al
sufferers from these disetses cau Ohtani Advice sou
Atdicine Gratis, by sending all particulars of their case
to the Medical Secretary, Sandmere Gardens, Sandcuere
ioad, Clapham, London, S.W.

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Weakness and Debility—Nervous IrritP-
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Old Coughs, Colds and Asthmatic
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FAILURE IN THE BRICK TRADE.
Mr. Joseph Lee Stinson, b:ick manufacturer, of
Brierlcy Hill, was further examined at conider-
able length on Tuesday at the Stourbrilge Court
Hous,?, hefore Mr. Regietrar Collis.
in reply to Mr. E. P. JobFon, the Official Re-
ceiver, debtor state i that he had borrowed money
from his wife and his son for business purposes,
His_ wif,, lent him on a note of hand £261, and
be ides this he had amounts from his son tor
t.rnprary purposes. He had received and given
sme accomodation bills, but not from necessity.
His railway wagons had originally cost him £2,000
He never had any money upon them, or any note
o hand, lut they were given alcAlateral security
t .11111 back. He borrowed £2OO from his s; non
Jt ly 22nd. He was served wi h a writ by th=
Wo.cestcr Bank, and there were also some other
wri s againtt- him afterwards, so that the bank
mig tn 4 sweap his property away. Mr. James
Wilkes be uht some of his effects, and these were
rerry)ved to Belbroughton. He did not know how
Mr Wilkes paid for them, but he had stated how
in his own eiamination. Debtor stated that there
had been a payment of XlOO to his wife, which
should be deducted from the amount of her
The examination was ultimate), adjourned till
September 16th.