The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1870-08-13 00:00:00

HALESO WEB.

CHARGE Or DETAINING WEARING APPAREL. —As tin
Petty !lemming, heist on Tdeaday last, haters E. Moore
dud E. Gem, foiqra., Edward 'lay was chdrged with on.
detaining a coautity of wearlng Apparel, th,
property of Mary Ann Hartehurn. Mr. Nitalicapeare
delended. now the evidence of the complainani, nap.
peered that she had to attend Inc Asaize Court at ta,
idat As•oses. When she 'awned, tue defendant reman
to give up her clothing. The defence was toot the dreio,
dud other things belonged to hie wife, and that was tile
reavon he kept them. The wife was called, and said the
trees belonged to her. After hearing this evidence, the
cawe was dieruiseed.

CHARGE UNDMI.IIII. BAILEE ACT.—WIUMM Utiderhisi
recharged woo hping Irs. tools, of 131 tit, the property
uf .atstrj Ann Haelaburn, and that be dta fraudulently
~,Juvert the same to hie own use. Prusecutux mud that
when she nom out of Court, at 'Worcester, the defendant
esitea her to pay fore quart ut ale. Sue put doWit one
•.ver....an to pay tor it. l'he defendant puked up the
..nanga, and allerWarita gave her Os, winch alas pan;
way. Received 2:1 -la at 1‘ °renter. Abe defendant'c
OsLO had the other 4/. Croes.t.xerumed : I did go into
milh.c.liouse Opposite the Cond. Oars, the defendant
,he mom yin the house. the man charged wan corn
antling Um rape upon me was acquitted. I din not treat
au, Abel..tonauy did hot say I wean bad girl. IMu
out treat llte company round. Defendant did not pay
zs Sc for my ticket, at ot crater. She pulled me luta,
ehe carriage WiLliolit it ticket, and when the ticket collet..
te esme tor tile ti kets, defendant said I had Mat it
cud when at Stothbruige lie got out and procured me a
„eket, havaig pin dld for it. For the defence, Mr.
Suakespeare card John Worton, who said he was at
wurceeier, and beard the trial. The prisoner ehargeh
with committing a rape upon the cOiliplslUant, Wein aC
quitted. Priturss Went into the public nowt, hear the
Saw the complathant there, who was spending
tooliey for we. The landlady scolded the Complainant
lui aptuding her money. It Lnt to another inlOile.house,
and saw complainant there. She paid for six quarts us
ale, lota was tinting the company. Wan also treated the
man plow) who had been tried. Wanes paid the come
pleat:lnca tailway fare to Stout bridge, and re booked at
uritilic, and pain 4ti iol the ticket. hie. Shake
apeure nem that the defendant had paid 5s lid for three
nye' food. he 6.1 for him and tattier Usings, railway fare.
a ti tie the gave bier, making up one pulled. The bencn
',old It Watt rely disgracetut fur persons to be treated in
,ue way they bud by it loung gttl; but there was no,
ualiment erateriCc to colimiit, end they mug, therefore,
&sou. lii en!‘e.

FaMiLY IItsPUTX.—APPLICATION run SURETIES.--
11111111111 Ito Dills, 3011., a rtspectanie young man, tsar
,inarged by Benjamin Cuouop, jou., land.ord of the Lyt-
,eltuu Anus lintel, With using Uneatelting laughage to
nun on the flat lilt, and app! Le for the ciefentiaut to be
uound over to keep the peace. Mr. Hayes appeased tut
she complaisant, and saw he Was very sUAry tO have to
siring this care before the Court. it was a trimly affair.
and he had done his best to settle the matter, but ha,
tailed. Colvin:Wahines% uncle to the defendant, mud tut
iutter bad latety b 'come very violent, often threatenuti,
sir. Coolly. l'ho Bench a-keit if the matter conot no,
tie eeLli,d, without going into the I:anteaters ol the care.
ilefeudaut maid," A 0, he eoeld rather tLe nose Was beard
hut life was in clanger, and the commitment's sour
were continually unsuiting haw." Elton Connell, wife of
„.„„,41,,trieut, raid she recollected tile above MIT., KULA
.atv the defendant hi the Client. He bad borrowed Soliie
inOue, of her, sad rile armed hire for it. he paid her
is bd. She sent Mut Woes that he stud owed her 5s 6.1.
As the amount was 11i. Defendant came, and made us,
„ty eau and inn..., hisigslage 01 Midi a eharacni
shot she Weald not !Ike to repeat it, saying •• that tin.
would do for him," meaning her nurband. Defendant
tad Mien wade Use di threata, anti /We Was afraid In
would do her husband some serious injury, if he MIS not
..aud Over. Wilinasi Hatieu Was caned to give combo.
aiice evidence, sod the complainant said that the de.
.endant was euntinuaily Lured alialg him, and he had no
etriet, for nun. and war straw Lim determent would du
atm route Luella injury.—Benji.min Connor, jun., was
.inn charged by it 11/i4/111100/1., situ using threat-
LiugUdga to hiss, 45.01 toe latter prayed tor sureties.
eoinplatuadt bait( at the ti,ue the diapute waa going on
about the moony, deieuttant used threatening language to
mui, and that he had °lieu dune cost other times. flit
.streats were suede settell defendant was no the house. A
waners was called, who *aid he heard Mr. Corium, threat-
ening itoinns. Did not are him, but heard his voice.
it nue.ei were coiled for the defence, to prove that Con.
uop w. not in Die tonic at the time, but was at work
some unitance from his house. Mr. Hayes said he could
eall twenty more if micereary. The Bench said they had
decided to filliMida the nteond summons, and for the
threat:, used to &Antilop should bind Rebins over us one
..drety of 1:10, and himself in £2O, to keep the peace for '
au months.

Rhin leo TO ADHIT THE p.,Licit.—Ann Slancy, land.
lady of the Poeasant tun, Warley, was charged by Su-
perintendent Overend with zetusiug to admit Police-con-
table Blanton into her house when lie requested her to
lo so, on the 10th of July. Mr. Shakespeare appeared
fur the udence, Poliee...f.mstable Blanton said he was
on duty Cu tae aboi e date, and new Infos men go into th,
hon.e of defendant. Went and rapped at the door, and
cried out 'police. fiend some one say "Its the po•
lice." After a short time the door was opened, and wit.
uess ran towards where he heard the noise, but could not
sue them. He asked where the men were. Defendant
said "They bad done no harm; look about,' and he then
went up stairs and found one man. fie afterwards heard
the step of men, and found two IMOD conceafed in a closet.
lei' been to a pLysician said that Mrs. Slaney had
, and
I They refused for a time to open the door. He told
! them he should burst it open if they did not open it, and
they then opened it, and tie took their names. Mr
Shakespeare,been
i l foP iseoefi one time,
nthweo the eafeund
ad cm
en in the house
,iia den
gist, and made up the prescription, and brought it to the.
defendant on n Sunday morning. He had nothing to I
drink, and the other two men merely wanted to go into
the closet, and they also had hotbing to drink; and
called Henry Millward, a servant lathe defendant, who
sail that Mr. Puce had no ale, but had brought some
medicine. David Lowe and Jonathan Hay woo gave evi-
..L.nce for the ilefeilcc. Superintendent Overend and the
defendant had been fined tfreviously, and they bad mole
:rouble with that house on a Sunday morning then wi b
any other in the district. The Irknch fine I dilendant
20ii and Costs.

VI,LENT Ali.AULT.—Beltj4llllll Taylor was charged by
John Chit with indmulting Into on the 27th alticuo 71r.
Hayes appeared for the complainant. From the prided.,
It •rpeared that ,oloplahotht had it snenm•di, agalasi. the
defendant for an assault last week, and the ease was called
oa at Old Rill, sad the itsfeadast said bit was a poor