The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1876-02-26 00:00:00

OLD HILL.

CATJTIoN TO PUBLICANII.—At the Police Court. on
Wednesday, in fore Messrs. N. Hiugley and W. Baasano,
Alfred Aston, landlord of the Swan Inn, New Town we.
fined ss. and coats for keeping his house open during
prohibited hours.—Police-conatables Cooper and Styles
proved the cue.
NEGLECT OF WORK.—Thonlas Poulton, William Loyd,
Samuel Illayners, Edward Mason, and Charles Pope,
horse drivers, were summoned for neglecting the work
of Messrs. Samuel Minton and Co, who claimed £1 corn-
penuatin from each defendant.—Mr Stokes appeared
for complainauts.—Mr. John Blewitt, managing clerk to
complainants eald that defendants stopped work on the
16th met, and in consequence of their doing so the firm
lost over £s.—Defendants said the boys down the p.t
would not light their candles for them.—Mr. Hingle)
I a. 0 now you collfers want some one to wait on you.
Y,nl will have to pay the £1 each and costs, or go to
prison.
CHARGE OF STEALING IRON.—Henry Tr6MSDR,
William
Taylor, Jo-epit Bennett, '1 horn's Penney, and Harry
Trornans, all lads, were charged with stealing a quantity
of iron the property of the Rowley Hall Colliery Com-
pany, on to 17th inst.—Mr. Addison defended.—
• 'Maui Cutler, blacksmith iu the employment of coin.
plai wits 'aid on the above i.te he saw the lad Henry
TrOLLIIIIIIB plek some irou up, but when witners spoke to
him he put it down again. He also saw Penney pick
some up, but he could not say whether they took the
Tii :11 311bs. Th
iron away —William Chaplin, black.mith, said he was
sPat after the defendant*. 115 saw them in tlie road.
all had ircn
but did
th
id not
y logsavhee .to bOa soil it
ig
n up.
Reach were of opinion that the evidense was nut
sufficient to convict defendants and dismiased the yes*.
Suathwieh was charged with
being drunk and disorderly at Cradley Heath, ea the
14th iast.—Poliee-coasteble Blackman proved the mac
—Ordered te pay *eds.—Samuel Jones was aharged with
being drank an 4 disorderly at lialeaowen Kee& 01,1
Bill, on the 19th inst.—Poliee•constable Kota preyed
the case.—Fine.l is. and costs.—Ssinuel :genie wits
charged with being drunk and disorderly oa the 19th
inst.—Additional poliso•coustable -Seseley previa thee
osse.—lifiaed Is. sad cests.—Kowland Edo, was charged
with being draak and disorderly at Garratt's Lane, ou
the 20th lact.—Polide-constalde Nettle proved the saes.
—Fined Is. and aosta.
Wri ICL DAMAGN —Joseph Taylor was charged with
wilfailly damaging a window the property of Amelia
Taybr. his- mother.—Complalnant said defendant had
done damage to the window to the amount of 9s.—lle-
fendant pleaded guilty and was tined 21 6d, 94 the
damage and costs; in default one month's imprisonment

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