The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1884-09-27 00:00:00

DR. SMITH'S

13ItIERLEY HILL.

DRUNKENNESS.—At the Police Cour-, on Nlonday.
bef( re Messy s. H. Smith and P. Foley, John -Tones
was charged with being drunk on the 7th inst.
Fined 2s 6d and costs ; in default 7 day.9,—Frcd-
crick Rollinson was charged with being di uuk
the 14 h inst. P.S. Shaw proved the case, Will k:e-
fendant was fined 2s 6d and costs ; in default 7
days.—Edward Hughes was also charged with being
drunk en the 14th inst.:l3,S. Salt proved the ease, and
defendant was. fined 2s 6d and costs; in default 7
days—John Stevens was charged with being drunk
and disorderly on the 15th inst, at Quarry Bank.
P.C. Himan proved the case. Fined 2s 6d and
costs; in default 7 days.—Elizabeth Everall was
chtir with being drunk on the 16th inst. P.C.
Himan proved the case, and said he should have
locked her up only she was in such a filthy con-
dition she was not fit to be touched. Fined 5s and
costs; in:default 14 days.
WILFUL DAMAGE.—William Sheldon was charged
with wilfully damaging a pane of glass, on the 18th
inst, at the Police Station, Brierley Hill. The case
was proved by a witness who said he saw defendant
put his fist through the pane of glass. Fined 208,
6d, the amount of damage, and costs.
RATE DEFAULTERS. —A number of persons were
summoned by Mr. Homer for nonpayment of
rates. Orders were made for payment.

VIOLATIONS OF TILE FA&D;ItY ACT.—Messrs.
Mills, Walter, and Co., were summoned for employ-
ing boys after 6 o'clock in the evening, on the 12th
Augu.A.—Benjamin Wassail, one of the boys, said
that he remembered their out. and during the week
he worked after six o'clock. Fined lOs 6d includ-
ing costs in each case altogether £2 2s Od.—Messrs.
Castrey and Gee, glass manufacturers, Holloway
End, were charged with employing Albert Hutchin-
son, Henry WaiTlwright, William Roden, John
Chadclick, and George Waldron, on the 9th of
August, without having obtained a certificate of
their fitness from the certifying surgeon of the dis-
trict. Mr. Waldron defended. Mr. Platt, assist-
ant inspector, said he visited the works and found
the boys h‘d not been passed, and he cautioned
defendants. He visited the works again and the
boys were nct passed. For the defence, Mr. Wal-
dron contended that there was no certifying sur-
geon in the district at the time of the inspector's
visit. Mr. Hoare asked for an adjournment in
order to prove the appointment of Dr. Turner as
the certifyina surgeon of the district. Tile case
was adjourned for 14 days.—Samuel Hollins was
charged with employing a young child after the
specified time on the 25th July. Mr. Holberton
defended. Mr. Platt proved finding the child at
work forty minutes after time. Fined 5s and
costs.

ALLEGED THEFT CF FOWLS. William 'Arthur,
labourer, Smithy-lane, Pensnett, was charged with
stealing two fowls, the property of Mary Foan,
Meer-lane Farm, Enville, on the 20th inst.—P.C.
Hawkins said he arrested prisoner and charged him
with stealing two fowls. prisoner said "My
mother gave them me." Whilst in the prisoner's
house he observed the prisoner's wife run down the
garden in the direction of the closet. He went to
the closet and there found a head and two feet.
—Mr. Southall, landlord of the Yew Tree, Wall-
heath, said:that prisoner came into his house with
two fow's, one of which he tought, and the head
and feet he gave to P.C. Hawkins.—Thomas
Holyoake, fares bailiff, said they had missed two
fowls from the farm, and the head and feet (I.re-
duced) were similar, Prisoner was remanded for
a week, p3adiag elgairies.
WIFE ASSAULT —Peter Hope was charged with
assaulting his wife, Ann Hope, on the 16th inst.
Complainant said defendant came home and began
to thrash her. He then turaed her out with the
children into the pourinc• rain, They had been
married six years, and had been separated several
times. The case wis adjourned for 14 days. Com-
plainant gave notice of applying for a separation
order.

WILFUL DAMAGE TO TREES.—William Perry
whit„smith, Cross-street Dudley, was iernanded
for a week on a charge of wilfully and maliciously
damaging some growing trees at Himley, the pro-
p,rty of the Earl of Dudley. On Friday the trees
were found daimged, and suspicions being aroused
prisJ!ier's house was searched, and a quantity of
bark (orraspouding with that on tin trees was dis-
covered.

NEGLECT OF WORK —At the Police Court, CL
Thursday, before W. F. F. Boughey,Esq., Stipendi-
ary Magi,trate, Joseph Howell, an apprentice, in
the employ of Messrs. Wright and Co., was sum-
moned for ne.ylect of work. Defendant had previ-
ously been sunim,,ned for a similar offeme, and
ordered to attend his duth s properly. His employers
now stated that he had absented himself horn his
woik from August 25th to September 15th. No de.
fence was offered. and defendant was committed to
gaol for 14 days, with hard labour.
ALLEGED FALSE PRETENCE.—Mr. Waldron men•
ttoned the ch4rge of obtaining money by false pi e-
teuces against a travelling Jew named David Isaac
Mayeuson, of New Edmund Street, Birmingham.,
which had on two precious occasions been before
the court and adjourned. He row attempted to
show that the acts of which defendant was charged
constituted false pretences. Mr. Higgs, who ap-
peared for the defence, argued that defendant's
at:ft n was necessary to r roti,ct himself from being
cheated of his money, and the Stipendiary dismissed
the case. An application by Mr. Waldron for a
ease to be ar,f tied in a superior court was als:) r -
ust d.

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