The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1885-09-26 00:00:00

TELE STOURBRIDOE OBSERVE.R.

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11L3s Mary DOWns, of Coalbournbrook, Stour-
b:idge,.poidi or Mr. ii. T. Bywater, was one of the
snvessful e:oviidates of the senior division in sing-
ing at the 'went Trinity Colleg-z examination.

A I.IIAMBIZI Tlf EA TEE.,--TheTheatre this week has
been occupied by Messrs. Challis and Mewba's
Loudon company, and have, we are sorry to say,
been rather badly patronised, ' It is a fairly-goocl
company, and the plays set down for performance
have been creditably perfoimed. To-night (Satur-
day) two 7dramas will be played, when we hope
there will be a full house.
ADJOURNED LICENSING DAY. At the Police
Court, yesterday, before Colonel Fletcher and
Messrs. T. D. Thomas and W. J. Turney, John
Homer applied for a renewal of his license. The
applcant was fined 20s and costs and his license
enilorsed in January last, The license was renewed.
—Mrs. Jones applied for a renewal of the license to
013 Wheat Sheaf Inn, Coventry Street, The late
landlord had been c nvicted, but since present oc-
cupant had taken it it had teen respectably con-
ducted. The license was granted.—John Gardner,
landlord of the Car and Horses, Market Street,
made an application for a renewal of his license.
Applicant was convicted for being drunk on his own
premises. The license was granted.
FACTORY ACT PROSECUTION. —T OMaS Allen was
charged with employing a child natnel Alfred Wall
full time. Mr. Hoare prosecuted. Mr, Platt,
assistant inspector, said that he visited defendant's
works on the 24th ult. He saw the child there and
asked him how it was he was at work, and the child
said he worked full time.—Defendant admitted that
the o'.ild had been employed eight months. Fined
5s and costs. Messrs. Harper and Moore, brick
manufacturers, were charged with employing a child
full time.—Mr. Platt said he visited the works on
the Ist inst. and found JosephlHadley there, working
full time. There was another charge against de-
fendants for employing Joseph Hadley without first
obtaining a certificate of fitness from the medical
inspector.—Mr. Platt said he visited defendants'
works and asked for the certificate of fitness, ')ut it
was not produced. Defendants were fined 103 and
cos's in each case. Samuel Hadley was charge.'
with neglecting_to send his child to school. -- Mr.
Platt said he found Joseph Hadley at work at
Messrs. Harper and Moores. Joseph Hadley said
he was working full time and did not go to school.
fie had not passed any standard at school. In reply
to.the Bench defendant said he had never been sum-
moned by the School Board. Fined 5s and costs.
DRUNKENNESS. —Wi 1 iam Griffiths, cooper Beauty
Bank, was charged with being druu'i on the Mil
inst, in High Street.—P.O. Cartwright proved the
case.—Two previous convicti ns were proy,,l.
Pined 5s and oats.—Aunie Nolan was charged
with b.ino• druilk and disorderly on the 20th inst.
P.C. Bird proved the case. Fined 54 and costs.
—James Meese was charged with being drunk on
the 12th inst. P.S. Chare proved the case. Fined
2s Gcl and coAs.
BREACH OF TUE PEACE—James Yiardlcy, Geor:ze
Bingham, Edward Clarke, Samuel Pitchford, and
George White were chargad with committing • a
breach of the peac by fighting on the 22nd.—P.S.
Cope said that he heard a great disturbance and saw
the defendants fighting. Yardley had a poker in
his hand.—P.C. Stone gave corroborative evidence.
—Mrs. Yardley said Pitchford commenced the row.
—Defendants were each fined 10s iacMding costs.
ASSAULT CATR.—RiChard Mobbrley and Adel-
.aide Higgins were charged with assaulting Edz.i-
heth Alkn on the 20Lii inst. Mr, Wyndham up

peared for complainant and Mr. \Vari was for the
defence. Eliza.uetit Allen said that on Sunday
lasi-, the defendant Mobberley came to her house.
He opened t:.e door and walked c'failit in lie
asked her where her b--inan was. Sha ordere,
him out but ht• refus3d to go, and she sai.i if he idl
not go, she wculd get the poker to him. He then
said "11l have that b poker and he caught
hold of it." He then lifted the poker up to strike
her on the head but she had the blow en tie hand,
Mobberley was goin; to take the poker out of the
house, rind she td,al to prevent bun from eo-ng so,
Higgins then said "Bring the cat out and we'l
feather her." liTggins then came up and struck
her on the jaw with tier fist, Mobberley took the
poker away, and it was worth 2s. illobbeiley was
tined 11's and coats, arid Higgins 5s and costs, and
the poker to be returned to the complainant.
APPLICATION.—Mr: G. Perks applied on behalf
')f the Lye Amateur Dramatic Company for a
theatrical license for a performance at the Temper-
ance Hail, Lye, on October 12th, The application
was granted.
SUki.Y LlSTS.—Jury liss for the following places
were examined: Stourbridge, Wollastan, Cleat,
8.-lbioughton, Hagley, Upperswinford, Lye Wol-
leseote, Lutley, Broom, Churchill, Pedmore, and
Cradley. One objection was made to the jury list
for Upperswinford of James Haden, who stated that
!le was not qualified to act as a juryman as he had
n t gut a clear income of £lO from house rent. He
was excused. One objection was made to the jury
fist of \Vol:lint:to by Joseph Knowles, who was
over 60 rats of age. He was excused.

BOARD OF GUAD.-DIANB,-Ir. H. BiliinAham pre
sided at the weekly meeting of this Board held
yesterday.—Admitted 10, discharged_ 11, tolal 531,
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against 531 last 3ear.-Iteliei: Kingswinford,
£l4 3s 61, Stourbridge £29 13s Bd, Hale9owen
is 46, non-resident £1 193 81, tctal £lOO 183
26, against £96 is 61 last year.—Mr. Rollinson
proposed, and Mr. Hill seconded, that the clerk do
place himself in communication with the overseers
f the parish of liingswinford with a view to as-
certain whether they would be willing to sell to the
Guardians their interest in the Workhouse, land,
and premises, and report to the Lo trd.—The resolu-
tion WilB carried,

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