The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1879-08-02 00:00:00

SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1879

Ass xutzs.—James Northwick was charged with
assaulting a man named Insull on the 1 'th ult.
Complainant said lie was buying some fow s, and
defendant came and interfered, and witness told him
to .o.ind his own business. Defer din then struck
Corn plainant and caught hold of hiei by the throat
and tried to sttangle him. Defendant said that
Insull threatened him and called him a thief. Mrs.
Insull, complainant's mother, said that defendant
struck complainant and said he would kill him. The
Bench asked defendant if he had any witnesses.
Defendant said he had his wife and son, hut they
were not at the court, and he should like it adjourned
till next week. The case was accordingly adjourned
for 7 days.—Eli Massey was charged with assaulting
his wife, Priscilla Massey, on the 21st ult. Com-
plainant said she did not wish to press the case as he
had never struck her before. '1 he, case was with-
drawn on payment of costs.
COAL STEALING.— William Knight (18), was
charged with stealing coal on the 10th June, at
Pensnett, the property of Earl Dudley. John Pearce,
watchman, in the employ of Earl Dudley, said he
saw defendant take some coal off a truck. Witness
followed him and saw him with a lump of coal under
each arm, and requested him to take it back, and he
did so. Defendant pleaded guilty. There being
several previous convictions he was sentenced to 21
days imprisonment, with hard labour.

of horsenails on the prisoner's block. He d:d not a,
witness to weigh them. The prisoner had a hundi4
v.-eight of iron delivered to him on the 21st ult.,
work into nails. On the 24th ult., he saw
pris•iner leaving the shop, and he had his hammer
his hand. Witness went to the block to look aft
the nails made and they were gone. Plisoner h
taken nails before, and been forgiven. Char;
Williams said the pt isouer came to him on the 24
and ofrered the nails produced for sale. He bong
them and gave 6s 6d for their, which was a fair uri.
Police-constable Webb proved apprehending t
prisoner. Several previous convictions were pros
against the prisoner. The defence was that the ir
was his own property, and that he had borrowe I t.
iron from three different persons. At this sta.
prosecutor went and fetched his book, to show th
he had let the prisoner have a bandle of ill)
Prisoner was committed to take his trial at the ne ;
Sessions, bail being accepted in two sureties of A 5, a;
himself in £5.

ASSAULT CASE.—David Reid was charged w.
assaulting Daniel Smith on the 13th ult. Mr. W.
Hayes appeared for complainant, and Mr. Gem d
fended. Mr. Hayes, in opening the case, said tl-
on one occasion the defendant was called on bzh.
of the police to give evidence against the defenda
and ever since that time a good deal of ill-feeli,
existed. Complainant said on the above date 1.
father's pony was in a field which adjoined the d
fendant's. He saw defendant break a rail and ask,
him why he had done it, when defendant struck hi..
a violent blow on the ear and side of the head, whit
i,fli.(,ted a wound. They had a blow or two togeth
after defendant struck him. Cro,s-examined: I d
strike the defendant again and offered him a ha
crown to fight me. bid not strike the defend,.
until he struck me on the head and knocked n
down. George Smith said that he put up a rail
prevent the horse going into the defendant's g ~rde
The next day he saw the rail had been knocked cl-)%%
and broken, and asked the defendant who broke i
Defendant said he had. Witness did not see an
14, w struck, but 'complainant was cut on the side
t e nad, and through the ear. It bled a good den:,
Mr. t, em addressed the Bench for the defence, na
said that the complainant struck the first blow, aftt.,
which defendant did strike complainant a blow ,witl
st'ck on the head, which, he con WWI e
jus,itied in doing, and called Mary AI:Li:11,1'1e:
house-1 eeper to the defendant, who said that com-
plainant came and knocked at the door. Sho sav,.
both parties about 12 yards from the house. Com-
plainant and defendant had some words about a fenc
when Smith struck Reid three times first, and the;
defendant struck Smith a blow with a stick.
Frederick Hill gave corroborative evidence. Charles
Farmer said that be heard complainant say that he
would go and kill Reid or else Reid should kill him
Complainant was drunk at the time. The Bench
ordered both parties to be bound over in one surety
in £5, and themselves in £lO, to keep the peace for
hree months, aid to pay the costs between them.

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Chemists, 48, Threadneedle Street, and 170, Piccadilly,
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by most respectable chemista in this country at
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progress, result in serious Pulmonary and Asthmatic
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London.

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lovely in watch the rose and lily contend for mastetl
orin which their beauty is blended. Great sacrifices ale
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world. Price 3s. 6d. European Depot : 114 and 110,
Southampton-row, London.
The PRIVATION or THE Usr or °waste Lams while Of
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the teeth, c ,mpletely arresting the progre.s of dscly,
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Observe the name SOZODoNT on the label, box, and bottle_
A trial sample may be had free of the agent, Mr. S.
Hughes. Chemist. Stourbridge. .
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on receipt of 33 or 54 stamps (great saving), by the
Sussex Drug Co., 135, Queen's Road, Brighton, Agent
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Saturday, August 12nd, 1879.

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TITE STOTTRBRIDGE OBSERVER. , SATURDAY AUGUST 2, 1879
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' S1•11;111.-Wanted a Good Canneeenr belance due to treasurer June 30, 1879, £358 Ss second prize 10s. Od.-J. Crewdson, Salford were perfectly right in bringing ' the charge. De- ditto collection of eighteen : Ist, T. Greave-' ' Asseutes.-James Northwick was charged with of horsenails on the prisoner's block. He dhl not a,
-- erheilge.epetv, singer and co., 2;.7, ' 6,11; cheques ordered, .2119 18s 3d; balance due to A.C., 2...5 yards start, 1; T. Lindon, Westminster fend mt might have been very excited, but not chunk. Pitt editt collection of twelve : Wm. Jackson; assaulting a man named Insull on the 1• th ult. witness to weigh them. The prisoner had a hundn
Street. Dudley. treasurer at this date, £478 Os Id. Improvement KC, 70, 2 ; il. T. Prime, Moseley Harriers, 20, 3. CHARGE or rrerso Tneinees.-Eliea cartwright Blake o'
down. Miscellaneous collection of cut. flowers Complainant said lie was buying some fow s, and v.-eight of iron delivered to him on the 21st ult., '
-- . Account, balance due to treasurer June 30th. 1379, Turner held the lead for 3 laps, Crewdson and I was brought up on remand. charged with using twenty lour bunches, rho,. more than one variety in
.a defendant came and interfered, and witness told him work into nails. On the 24th ult., he saw t;
'3ARTMENTS TO LET.- £163 as 6d : cash paid to treasure £136 Os 9d: Piime drawing up • Lindon then coming very I threatening language to Henrietta Green, on the 15th hunch :Ist, W. Sacesee, Blaltedown ; 2nd, T. to -ese Ind his own business. Defei dint then struck ra.-is.ner leaving the shop, and he had his hammer .
e , cheques ordered, £602 10s I.ld ; balance clue to strongly tackled the leader, and assumed a corn- k ult. The 'ease -was. adjourned for the attendaece or a Greaves Smethurst; erd, Lord Lyttelton. Hardy corn plainant and caught hold of him by the throat his hand. Witness went to the block to look aft
la, ere Hag;ey Road Stourertdee treasurer at this date, £466 lOs 2d. Urban Sanit. manding lead; Crewdson in the last lap came well witness Three witnesses were called to prove that flowers, 'twelve varieties : Ist, Win. Shaw, Blake- and tried to stiangle, him. Defendant said that the nails made and they were gone. Pasoner h
ary Account, balance due from treasurer June 30 to the front, though walking in a rather shaky. the defendant used
.threats towards the complainant. brook ; and, Major Williams; 3rd, Lord Lyttelton. Insull threatened him and called him a thief. Mrs. taken nails before, and been forgiven. Cha, r;
ea
Cznen with using threats to he; on the i th ult
th. /879, .2117 Os 7d; cheques ordered, £65 14s 7d; inaurar, end spurting strongly, won a good race by fondant denied using the threats and charged John
.. - tea ete es,pGla tioli,
.si,ngle spike, variety of eighteen :
.Nil. Insull, complainant's mother, said that defendant Williams said the prisoner came to him on the 24
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(Anal, LI aL. ba,lance due from treasurer at this date £5l Os Od couple of yards. 'rime, 7 min. 3 sec. hloxes, eighteen varieties: Nil. Ferns, collection struck complainant and said he would kill him. The and ofrered the nails produced for sale. He bong
-Your Committee having examinel the various One Mile Steeplechase, first prize -26 Os. Od.,
witnesses, the
the evidence
dismissed
fedeontipelasiunant and he;
• of twelve : Ist, C. E. Mathews ; 2nd, Lord Lvttel- Bench asked defendant if he had any witnesses, them and gave 6s 6d for their, which was a fair ere
,-1 ton, Ditto, collection of six : let, C, E. Mathews. Defendant said he had his wife and son, hut they , Police-constable Webb proved apprehending t
-hell, 18.7. accounts, and finding them correct, recommend second prize £2 Os Od.-A. E. Hibell, Calthorpe ahn on and .
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~ _ ' them to be naid. Highway Account, :e1685s 1,1 ; F.C., 110 yards start, 1 ; W. W. Mitchell, Moseley ohlered
.Cartwright to find one surety in :Co, and Hollyocks, in e ikes, twelve variedesh Nil Bouquet evere not at the court, andhe should like it adjourned prisoner. Several previous convictions were pro\
of flowers for ball: Ist, Wm. Jackson, Blakedown ; till next week. The case was accordingly adjourned ' against the prisoner. The defence was that the ir
' ND. . Improvement Account, £59 Os 2d. ; Urban Sanitary Harriers, 130, 2;W. G. George, Worcester 8.G., himself in 20FlOatoukAeRepputNhse._pearrche2forwo2leieuneyonm-thee,ting .
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Authority, 245 12s 101 , scratch, 3;H. W. Sponse., Moseley Harriers, 50, 4.3 rd, E. J. Gem. Ditto, for 1 for 7 days.-Eli Massey was charged with assaulting was his own property, and that he had borrowe 1t•
The report was adopted. .', Mitchell held the lead till within 100 yards of the of this Board was held yesterday. Mr. Bei- wedding : Ist, Wm. Jackson ; 2nd, E. Gem; 3rd, i his wife, Priscilla Massey, on the 21st ult. Corn- iron from three different persons. At this sta.
'hie di R • G P C I tate, and looked likely to win. Meanwhile George bould in the chair.. There were also present plainant said she did not wish to press the case as he prosecutor went and fetched his book, to show th
EPORT OF THE ENF.RAL PURPOSES 01IMITTEE, I had been catching up his men, and ran into third Messrs. H. Billiugham, Pargeter, William. h
raIeFRUIT.-Pines, single specimen : Nil. Melon. had never struck her before. The, caee was with- he had let the prisoner have a. ban.dle of in)
• Prisoner was committed to take his trial at the nc ,
'---- MEDICAL OFFICER or HEarern's Ilneoier.-N um- place in fourte lap; in the last he came up with Wood, Mullett, Giles,
;Illeralellmere,abßibn.hinogdAeidsn,ratLihtaatoviehino2duoesre: sinele specimen : Ist, E. J. Morton Wolverley. drawn on payment of costs.
Gra' es, black two bunches : Ist, C. Webb, Dennis Coe', STEALING,- William Knight, (18), was Sessions, bail being accepted in two sureties of A 5, te
t. ber of deaths reeistered in the townehip for the niibell who then ran out strongly and not onlY Kelly, Plant, I-I askew, Bird, Parkes, J, Guest,
EJ. Morton . dB.P I' t Ditto, hwhite, two charged with stealing coal on the 19th June, at himsellin £5.
, 3, , .P. e„,
month ending July 30th, 1879, 5 males andel: shook off George btie, also caught Mitchell a few
males. Death-rate 11•9. The death-rate during yards from the tape, and won by 2 yards. Time, discharged ahreg eRr 18. C.
.dlle a.dC2o E.
bunches
rltsetn,..LopredaLei
jects2teltirtaal ;th2snhde,sC.olrVebb ; 3rd Pensnett, the property of Earl Dudley. John Pearce, ASSAULT CASE.-David Reid was charged W.
nest month is very low. The infant mortality 6 min. 121 sec. six : Ist, watchman, in the employ of Earl Dudley, said he assaulting Daniel Smith on the 13th ult. Mr. W.
- the month of May was very ugh, during At the conclusion of the sports, the prizes, 465 ; corresponding week last Year 430. Out- mnior williarns ; 2nd, J• Merten• Nectorines, in saw defendant take some coal off a, truck. Witness Hayes appeared for complainant, and Mr. Gem d
door relief Kingswinford district £4B Os, 101 ; dishes of six : let, Major Williams. Apricots, in followed him and saw him with a lump of coal under fended. Mr. Hayes, in opening the case, said tl'
e a child died under 5 years of age. There which were orders on local tradesmen, were pre- Stourbridge district £27 Ins ed ; Halesowen 2C,ti.di,
'tic disease. Numlhr of hit Cis regie erect eented to the successful competitors by Mrs. W. dishes of six : Nil. Plums, in dishes of twelve : Ist, each arm, and requested him to take it back, and he on one occasion the defendant was calleddoifa brae
'e period 20, vre :-10 melee and 10 G. Webb. district i2l 11s 7d ; non-resident paupers 43 ; E• J. Morton• Strawberries, in dishes •. Ist, William did so. Defendant pleaded guilty. There being of the police to give evidence against the
.e en .
letter from Dr. Turner was read, offering to the
total, ;.€97 14$ 111 d ; against £6l 2s 10d.-A
ee is nothing recorded in the Medical Tin Cradley Heath Brass Band played some
y Board the Illustrated London News, for the use existed. Complainant said on the above date 1.
Jackson ; 2nd, E. 3. Morton. Gooseberries, by several previous convictions he was sentenced to 21 and ever since that time a good deal of ill-feelit
on book. excellent selections of music at intervals., weight, heavies six red : Ist, G. Addis ; 2nd. S. days imprisonment, with hard labour.
Wilkes. Ditto, ditto, yellow : Ist, G. Addis; 2nd, father's pony was in a field which adjoined the d
REponr. - Nuisances brought After the sports, a dinner was served up bfendant'e. He saw defendant break a rail and ask
OLD HILL.
' during the month, 30 ; tot tl Mr. J. Datton in the Victoria Hall and Rink, when of " the inmates which was gladly a c ote 1 The
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- - S. Wilkes. Ditto, ditto, white: G. Addis : 2nd, S.
S Wilkes. Ditto, ditto, green: it, G. Addis; 2nd
him why he had done it, when defendant struck hi .
new, 19; remaining, 12 upwards of 60 sat down. Captain Webb occupied Guardians desire to make known to tho rate-ASSAULTS.-At the Police Court, o. n Wednesday, 1 a violent blow on the ear and side of the head, whit,
civics, 99 ash pits, belong- the chair and Mr. W. J. Turney the vice-chair, payers that any small toys they had to give, d B Hinole Samuel ieflieted a wound. They had a blow or two togeth
before Messrs. W. Bassauo an B. , y,
Wilke.
2Dnidtt Ditto, besti.
Collectiono r:
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fs tp,:nWglims
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Jackson' , F. , , Morton.
mptied and cleansed of The usual loyal and patristic toasts were proposed would be gladly accented, for the younger °lase. grown fruit, eight dishes, (pines included) : let, Sturman, saddler Cradley Heath, was charged with after defendant struck hip. Croes-examined: I d
<is 211. The slaughter and dutly;resnouded to. The Chairman proposed - The Earl of Mount Edgcumbe, Lord Chamberlain, Lord Lyttalton. assaulting Thomas Horton on the 13th ult, at the strike the defendant again and offered him a Inn
Mr. Five Ways Cradley Heath. Defendant said that crown to fight me. Did not strike the defend,.
.orted to be in rood "Success to the Stourbridge Athletic Sports," to has by special warrant appointed Mr. James W. EXTRA pßizEs._X prize of ee,s was given by er. , . . .
which Mr. Otter replied. A number of other toasts Benson, of old Bond Street and Ludgate Hill, j. S. Gibbon., of The Leasowes, Halesowen, for the they had a fair stand up fight. Complainant said until heGstrucksmel on thde head and
put
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'en of the report were proposed, interspersed with songs, and a very Jeweller and Watch Maker-in-Ordinary to Her best collection of stone or greenhouse ornamental that the defendant got his jacket off and struck him , down.
the
Smith saltotht at
de IT rail
er, and carried, enjoyable evening was spent. Majesty.,prrheevennetxtt
deay ohresesagwomthgemrai
W ' VOLUNTEER INSPECTION AI'HAGLEY
' as a depu- witnessuek iwhon selfsaid
th a that he 1 h n knocked n%
Igo being THE CASE OF " WESTWOOD V. THE GREAT ES- foliage plants of not less than nine or more than ; several
then
str
twelve, exclusive of ferns or orchids, to be the pro-
was with himeon the Five Ways and saw the defend- and broken, and asked the defendant who broke i
the
been
g t.dr. e
' of St. TEEN RAILWAY COMPANY."-The judgment in this ant strike him several times. Defendant was fined Defendant said he had. Witness did not see an ,
perry of the exhibitor, and the committee gave £2
to the second. The first was awarled to Mr. Thoa
ed in case. in which the plaintiff claimed damages for PARK. 2s 6d. and costs.-George., Eldershaw was charged blew struck, but 'complainant was cut on the side i
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Beach, of Tipton. and the second to Mr. C. E.
Mr. with assaulting Samuel Locock on the 19th ult, at t e intad, and through the ear. It bled a good deae
' re- injuries received in alighting from a train at the The annual inspection of the Ist battalion of
he defendants' Lye Station, was given
believe
Judge
day. at Hagley Park, and a large number of specta- v
Worcestershire Rifle Volunteers took place on Mon- Mathews, of Erdington. A prize given by e ..
F. Mathews. Mathews;
the Five Ways Cradley Heath. 'Defendant said that Mr. teem addressed the Beach for the defence, aa..!
Kettle on Monday, as follows :-"I Parkes for the best six pots of petunias was awkardiesdt
complainant struck him first and knocked him said that the complainant struck the first blow, aft'.
evidence of Thomas Hill gives a trustworthy to Makn- Williams. Mr. William Hayes too il
tors were attracted to the park to witness the P
-cunt of the transaction. (1) I find the defen-who said that defendant struck him several time, a snc on ehead, wlc , e con go e ••t•
k the li.' li h WI -
prizes in the following amateurs' classes :-Plants down.. Mr. Hayes appeared for the complainant, which defendant did strike complainant a blow ,witl
in. pots: Fuchsias, geroniurns, petunias; cucumbers r
s evere be- their servants guilty of negligence. manceuvres of the men. The weather was delight-
ributory the day, and an agreeable breeze blowing across
ful, the sun shilling brilliantly nearly the whole of ' makinn his lip b:eed. and that he did not smile jusdtied in doing, and called Mary Ane nelegnee
are is no suffici-er t evidence of cont in boxee, collectioa of six sorts of fruit, black grapes,
and collection of vegetables. No other prizes were defendant again. Samuel Billiugham was ealln. house-I eeper to the defendant, who said that com-
ing the evolutions, and were attended to by Staff-
ee by the plaintiff. Verdict for the plain- the park. Several men suffered from syncope dur- awarded in these classes, and said he was quite sure that Locock did not plainant came and knocked at the door. She san
strike the defendant at all but defendant struce both parties about 12 yards from the house. Coat'
costs, made up of damages for loss of
COTTAGERS' FLOWERS.-Window plants, in bloom, -
.Ig, and h°l-Isehold exPenses, .`2.4 ; surgeon Hillman, of Kidderminster, hho -was in three varieties ; est, T, Newnham ; end, H, Smith ; Locock two or three times and made lads_ lip bleed. lainant and defendant 'had some words about a fenc
h attendance. There was a total of 788 present. 3rd, Mrs. Taylor. Pansies, cut, collection ol six : . _
Defendant called Charles Cox who said he was on when Smith struck Reid three times first, and the;
's Poere.-The poll Mr. Prescott The inspector was Colonel Hunter, of the 20th Ist, Charles Thomas; 2nd, Thomas .
resolutions fixing the fees for Brigade, his aide-de-canap being Captain Claremont, cnt, collection of six : Ist, J. Micklewrigh; 2ntl, 9d 1 inant knock defendant down. He Frederick Hill gave corroborative evidence. Charier.=
Jeavons Pinks the Five Ways at the time and was standing by defendant struck Smith a blow with a stick.
Id not see else but walked away as some Farmer said that he heard complainant say that he
'ew cemetery, took place on of the 29th Regiment. The field officers on duty Sitneon Dunn.
IRlosee, cut, sizdvariedtiweas
Edward Lowe; w . one shouted "The policeman's coming." The Bench would go and kill Reid or else Reid should kill him
It that 28 votes were re- were Colonel Knight, M.P., Majors Walker and Shilvock;. , T Smith; , E
"is, and not one against Talbot, and the staff officers were Adjutant Wolri
d Quartermaster-sergeant Kin.- T
after luncheon the men assembled for the review.
~ an . r b. he whole oflt d they should fine him ordered both parties to be bound over in one surety
extra prize, Charles homes. Roses, climbing: Ist, said there was not the least doubt but that defend- Complainant was drunk at the time. The Beneh
ge Edward Smith; 2nd, H. Smith ; 3rd, John Shilvoek. ant committed the assault an ey
in zed, and themselves in £lO, to keep the peace for
AT AMBLECipTE.- k. the morning was occupied in company drills, and German Stocks, collection of eight : Ist, Thomas 2s 6d. and costs; in default 7 days.
hlecote Church,on
companies each, and was drawn up in a line of fiNnewnha.m - 2nd, Charles Thomas, Nosegay of DRUNKENNESS.-William Ea,sthope, chainmale. r, hree months, aid to pay the costs between them.
bility of taking The brigade was formed of three battalions of fatly
in . wei.se
Finwers flowers: Henry Smith; 2nd, Charles Thomas. was charged with being drunk and disorderly in
design; John Micklewright.s Plants the highway on the 26th ult. Police-constab e Enna's ;GLYCERINE JUJUBES. - CAUTION ! These
ehurch flooring come
pots,thrnee varieties : let, John Shilvock; 2nd, Johnson said defendant was fighting with a man effective
gste agreeable confections are
are often
by most
contiguous quarter column and gave the salute to i,hhm as Newnbam ; 3rd, Henry Smith. Plant, hi named Allport and he was very drunk and using ce
at4sanabissttitu' others,
tiyonwe ti
ehrolervee however, e attempts
m it
necessarya teoneamntion
had it the inspector. They then march past in column pot, single specimen ; let, Benjamin Davenport ; bad language. Defendant said that lie was not tr _
. ('tilinedder HO"
art
Guest, and double column, in mass of quarter eoluinn,
brigade changed front to the left on the right 2nd, William Cooper,. Dahlias, siz blooms : lst fighting with Allport but that Allport came and e public that they can only be obtained in boxes, 64.
and
Chemists,
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es
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and in line of quarter column at the double. The
3lr William Cooper; 2nd, Henry Smith: 3rd, John struck him, but he did not strike Allport again.
-o-
.. battalion and deployed to the left, advancing in Micklewrinht. Collection of cut flowers : Ist, Henry Fined hs. and costs, or 7 days.-Reuben Bagley, of London. aCndo.l.7oH,ompiceccoapdaitihlyie,
Smith; 2r;-d, Henry Jordan, Design of wild flowers: Old Hill, was charged with being drunk and dis- '4 ermT A7IIICT/ONS AND HOl/18kNISS.-All suf.
eschelon of battalions in double columns, formed let, S. Bate; 2nd, John Micklewright. orderly in High Street on the 26th ult. Police- faring from irritation of the throat and, hoareoeesa
line to the right on right:half of the battalions, and FRUIT.-A. 1 baking, let Thomas Jeavons ; sergeant Cooper proved the case and the defendant ',rill be agreeably surprised at the
PP es, mg, , almost innuediate
-epared to meet cavalry in lines from the left. I 9ad, Henry Jordan • 3rd, Edward Smith. Apples, was fined is. and costs. relief afforded by the use of "Brown's 'Bronchial
'r !forming battalion squares the brigade re- -e
ating : Ist- Williain Poole; 2nd, Edward Smith; USING THREATS.-Samuel Grove was charged by Troches. These famous " lozengea " are now sold
1. line of contiguous quareer-disele e columns by most respectable chemists in this country at
e3rd, Thomas Poole. Cherries, 11b. : Ist, John Shil- William Mills with using threatening language -entre battalion; changed eroet te, the left, ',rock ; 2nd, Thomas Poole; 3rd, Benjamin Daven- towards him on the 19th ult. William Mills 'said la lid per box. People troubled with a "hacking'
retired, halted, fronted, and attacked, cough,' a "slight cold," or bronchial affections, can.
port. Currants red, 11b. : Ist, Thomas Mickle- that defendant was the owner of some coal
column of each battalion being sup- not trythem too soon, as similar troubles, if allowed te
wright ; 2nd, Henry Smith ; 3rd, Edward Smith. was put on land which he paid rent for. He had progress, result in serious Pulmonary and Astlimatie
econd fire, the remainder being kept Currants. white llb ;Ist, John Shilvock; 2nd, Henry also some fowls which were always in his garden. affections. See that the words "Brown's Bronchial
etually the whole were formed up Smith: 3rd, William Poole. Currants, black, lib; He saw the defendant and went up to him and told Troches" are on the Government Stamp around
1 the order was given to charge Ist, John Shilvock ; 2nd, William Poole ; 3rd, him he should not allow it any longer. The de- *soh box.-Manufactured by Joux I. Baowal ds Sox;
the north of the Park, which Thomas Micklewright. Gooseberries, red, llb; Ist, fendant then threatened to give him a blow on the Boston, United States. Depot, US Ozford-streeti
le, the men advancing with '
rhomas Budge; 2nd, Henry Smith; 3rd, Simeon head if he did not go away, and witness went away
That i
Complexion
nag always been tielti.to be the no
much to the discomfiture Dunn. Gooseberries, yellow, llb :Ist, Simeon Dunn; as he was afraid of defendant. Defendant denied lovely in watch the rose and lily contend for mast/1i 1
e stationed between the 2nd, Henry Smith ; 3rd, Thomas Poole. Goose- using any threats towards complainant. The Bench orin which their beauty is blended. Great sacrifices al s
- of volunteers who, berries, green' lib: Ist:William Poole; 2nd, Henry said the evidence was not sufficient to convict and made to produce an appearance corresponding with th:
hill, kept up a con- Smith; 3rd, Edward Smith. Gooseberries, white, they should dismiss the case combination, but they never succeed. At cannot appro-
're into the ranks llb: Ist, Edward Smith; 2nd. Edward Smiths; 3rd, ASSAULT.-Benjamin Grove and Thomas Grove, ach Nature The only arrangement thatran be made te
was given to Simeon Dunn. Raspberries, lib: let, Edward were charged with assaulting Alfred Dingle on the render men woman independsn lof all expedients iatv
vres Colonel smith; 2nd, Henry Smith; 3rd, Charles Corfield. 27th ult, at Blackheath. Complainant said he was freely use HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM. It preserves the
'Previously St avvberries. llb: is', Henry Smith; 2nd, Thomas coming up Halesowen Street, Blackheath, about skin from premature wrinkles and furrows-renders it
I.ve him Poole • 3rd, John Shilvock. Collection of fruits; half-past-twelve o'clock on Sunday morning and he smooth and supple, and restores the hue.whicahtmasy hbas,,,
' their Ist, Thomas Poole; 2nd, George Dilworth ; 3rd, had an accordian with him. He met the defend- throughtndeed
esuirallilmeen; ,or
h exposure
froststo a 0; I
winter.oxl O tis atmosphere
be
04.
1 up. Thomas Micklewright. .Honey in comb, Charles ants who asked him to play a dance tune to which In heat
famed of all Chemists and Perfumers throughout the
-,n Corfield. he replied "I dont play dancing tunes on Sundays."
world. Price 3s. 6d. European Depot : 114 and 11.0,
VEGETABLES.-Broad Beane, 1 peck : Ist, Job Benjamin Grove struck him. Mr. Hayes appeared Southampton-row, London.
Bate ; 2nd, S. Bate ; 3rd, John Skilvock. Cabbage, for the defendants who said that complainant was The
PRIVATION
OF THE USB OF ONEIVI LINES while thf.
tee heals: Ist, William Poole ' • 2nl. John q
-hil- drunk and said he would have the--lights out of other functions of Nature are intact is a serious mortifies*
3e,J, Thomas Poole. C tuliflower, three them before the night was out. Thomas Rolliuson tion to the actively disposed. Such, however, is the con'
Charles Thomas. Cucumber, brace: Ist,. said he was going up Halesowen Street on Sunday dition of the victims of rheumatism or gout. To wale
ilvock ; 2nd, Job Bate, Rhubarb, six sticks: morning about half-past-twelve. He heard the without enduring agony is impossible, to use the arms,
• Smi h ; 2nd, Edward Smith; 3rd, Thomas defendants ask complainant to play a dance tune free from excruciating pain, is equally impracticable. 4kr,.
',t. Lettuce, three heads: let, T. Pet- and heard complainant say he did not play dance feeling of gratitude therefore pervades the frame
.vri he 1
Bate; 3rd, John Shilvock. White tunes on Sundays and saw the defendants strike the means are afforded
noffiduesinnf aallffille Inemberszt
r 1 t ted°i°ll
eoots : Ist, John Shilvock • 2nd, I'. him. Complainant was sober at thetime. Hannah el. ln
judicious a'nWde frequentco confidently litre;plicatiorm ins fef ePowsee'•
'late. Spring Onions, twelve roots: Dingle, complainant's wife, said she was with her
RHEUMATIC EMBROCATION. It is past all doubt the
2nd, Themes Newnham ; 3rd, husband going up Halesowen Street, Blackheath, grandest pecific for the evils we have named, and others
4 peck: Ist, Charles Thomas; when they met the defendants who asked her of a similar character. May be obtained of all
-1, William Poole, Potatoes, husband to play a dance tune and he replied he did Chemists. Price is lid, and 211 9d. Laboratory, 11;
te ; 2nd, Ca aries Thomas; not play dance tunes on Sundays, she saw Benjamin and 116, Southampton Row. Len don, ,
*oes, early round: let, Grove strike her husband. Police-sergeant Cooper "KEATING' S POWDER" destroys BUGS, FLEA 1
Thomas ; 3rd, Edward said he was on duty in Blackheath, and saw a crowd, MO ERB, BEE TLES, and all other insects, whilst quilt:,
'vies Homer; 2nd, He went up to see what was the matter and saw the harmless too.dtsetic adneirtnals. exterminating
trlanordinayltspelegy
'a Turnips, six complainant, who was bleeding. Complainant was ctilieeansUiene I thistaspplicatio!)no.w See" tile article you purchase ie
mjarnin Daven- not drunk. Henry Mason said he was in Blackheath "K EATING'S" as imitations are noxious and ineffectual-
't roots: Ist, on the 27th and tried to get the complainant to go sold in Tins, Is and 23 64 each, by all Chemists. Adv.
'lvock ; arri
--, home. He took him a little way up the street when SOZODONT.-To CLEANSE, BEAUTIFY, AND PENsERYS
T. Pet- he broke away from him and ran back to the de- THE TEETH, USE SOZODONT.-Tha Peerless liquid Denti-
Herbs : fendants. Witness said if he had gone with him, frice. Its use imparts the most fragrant breath, it
3rd, there would have been no row. Complainant said beautifies, cleanses, and preserves the teeth in a sin;
'ad, he did not go back on purpose to go to the &feud- prising manner It gives a delightfully fresh taste
fraonw
feeling to the mouth, removing all Tartar and Scu f
' ants ein but because he had business. Mr. Hayes an e, an - the teeth, c enpletely arresting the progre•s of decay.
' then said he could prove that Benjamin Grove was
and whitening such parts as have already become black
e bed at the time mentioned and that he did not
by decay or neglect. Impnre Breath ceased by Bad
,rnit the assault. He then called a witness to Teeth, Tobacco, Spirits, or Catarrh, is neutralised by
'fleet who said that the defendant Grove was Sozociont. Price, only 3s. 6d., put up in large bottles,'
't home at the time. The Bench said it was fitted with patent sprinklers for applying the liquid te
e that the defendants had committed the the tooth-brush. Each bottle is enclosed in a conveni•
should fine them 2s 6d, each and costs. eat toilet box. Sold' by Chemists and Perfumers.
was charged by Eliza Dingle with Observe the name SOZODONT on the label, box, and bottle
'-1 Halesowen Street, Blackheath on A trial sample may be had free of the agent, Mr. S.
lmplainaut said that defendant Hughes. Chemist. Stourbridge.
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