The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-06-20 00:00:00

SAMDAY, atm 20, 1848.

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eseeem"."l"Bl.l thb„,....'". de,;in, 1,,,,t,.11421.16 her. °nu,' , T. I to find two sate-
unjuet weights, and 55 and costa tot each inn' of "a'''' ties in 610, and himself in 1:10, to ace!, the peace for six
—John Robei•is. five unjust weights. Tined s and
_onth,.
costa—Henry Hughes. fine unjust weights. Ffi ined i`" Ass sI7LTINO THY. POLWE —Richard Sort.' `7:eherg•d
and costs—John Clarke, butcher, one unjust pair at ;
wit),
assaultieg Police•constable flagloN, IV lie ID the
steelyards. Fined ,';'s and costs.—George Parr, six un- execution of his duty. Complainant said hews '',tfit
just 'weights. Fined Is and eoete.—Joseph Jarrott,
to the Foley Arnie, Brettell Lane. file saw the ue,"°4.
greengrocer. six Unjust weights. Fined Is snd costa.—
ant with a stone, Lilting the door. He refused '°,,,0
Thomas Patrick, four unjust weights. Fined 18 and
away, and said be should not be taken by any one. ne
costs—Ann Ray, two tiniest WOIOTti, Is and cost.—
bad to take him into custody, and on the way defendt. t
Hannah Eliinck, four unjust weights. lea" e't'--- kicked him several times. Defendant said he wan book
James Smith. one unjust pair of melee (two previous
at the time, and was very sorry he did so. kited its.
convictions). Fined this and costs ; in default II der:, and costs, 163; in default 14 days.
—Joseph Male, two unjust weights and one puir ofscale.. ! „
...IiSHOE OE STEALING Moves —Mary Ann Farlageh
Fined 2.1 6d for the weights, and is fm• the scales.—
was charged with stealing a sixpence, the property 011
Thomas Baker. two light weights, Is and costa—Benja- .
Sarah Bloomer. Complainant said elle kept • shop at
min Brown, nix uroNst Weights and a pair of ecales. Quarry Batik. On the 10th inst, about two o'clock, the•
Fined Is and costs for the weights. and thr 6•1 for the
psisoner came to her shop, and asked for half a gnarl,
scales.—James Whatrnore, five ilnjUst weights, Is and
of redatoes. In consequence of what her little
• costa.—Emmae Parker, six tinpest weights ned one psis
boy had told her witness went after the prisoner and.
of scales. Fined 14 for the weights, and 9.i. 61 for the
caught her, end charged her with stealing a sixpenee.
scales.—Henry Weaver, grocer, unjust scales, 5. sill •
Witness missed the sixpence out of the till, suit was the
costa—James Bullock, eight unjust weights. A second .
only piece of silver in the till. l'risoner denied it at tirdt
charge was prefessed for not producing all the weights,
and said she had no money, but she afterwards polled •
For light weights, fined lOs and coats; for refusing to
produce the all. Fined 5. and costa—Edwin Tans, •
knew the e oin it was worn very much. She then went
seven light weights. Is and costs.—James Higgs, a pair purse out f her pocket containing sixpence. Witness o
m NJ ry
home and ayeinSormstion to the police. Police•con-
of unjust spring balances, Is and costs.—David Shaw,
" "um'''' so iii stable H 6 d Mei he charged the prisoner with steal-
three lining weights. Is and coats—Samuel Bricknall„ . i 0
'•rty of complainant. she reed
a pair of unjust spring balances, and unjust weights. '
sTika. 7ft'cl‘lo7B 'e r
sa'atj'edPnsPsn;,sked it up from behind the
Fined Is 6,1 for the spring balances, and Is for the
weigh(s. Miles Keene. two unjust weights, Is and costs. door in the house. 'prnao-nas old she picked the money
up out of an she f d dtold fir7ss. Bloomer she could
—William narby, a pair of scales, and unjust weights. ooroved that she had
have it if it was her's. Mr. Mills
Fined 2s 61 in each case% and costs.—Jaines Beasley, 4
ben up before on a charge of liro-U.6 meat. The
unjust weights, Is 6,.1 and cosig...-Benjamin Worley, two
learned Stipendiary said he believed her to besrell bad
pairs of unjust scales, 51 and cosfs.--Andrew Bloomer,
woman. He had forgiven her on one ~Rcasion. lie
five unjust weights. 2.4 Od and costs.—Jo;""uh pargeter,
I should now sentence her to three mouths' li and labour,
eleven unjust weights and a pair of
,scales. . FiL'ed I 64 and if aba came wore him again ha would sea 'I ku toe
and costs for the weights, end Is 6cl and costs for the ' trial.
scsles.—Joseph Attwood, unjust weights, le and costs
unjust scales '.:'s 61 and costs—Edwin Cox, wnjust
weights, Ills and costs ; nninst scales, 103 and cost,:.—
David Ashton, unjust balance. Ss 6d and costa—Peter
Price, unjust scales, As and coats; unjust weights, 2. 64
and costs.—Aaron Attwood, unjust weights, Is and costs.
—l:n(lth Bloonoer, unjust weights, Is and costs.—John
Humphries, unjust Reales. 5. and costs; Unjust weights,
Is 6.1 and costs. For refgsing to produce the weights
and scales, lOs and costa—Henry Walters, unjust scales,
0s and costa—William Brettle, unjust smiles, ris and
costa—Joseph Pipkiss. upj•ust balance, ris and rrots.—
All the above parties resiAted et Brierley Hill and .NatrY
Bank. Some eases stand adjourned. .
BREACH OF THE PE ACE.—Thomas Dinimocic and Yarnell
Nock were charged by Superintendent Mills with con,
miffing a breach of the peace by fighting. Ordered to
find sureties to keep the peitee.—Oeorge Nock and
George Diurnock were charged with siding and abetting
at the same time and place. Ordered to find two sure-
ties to keep the peace.
Deem: AND DINGIMERLV.—Frank Sadler and James
Sadler were charged by Superintendent Mills with being
drunk and disorderly, and were tined 5s each and costs ;
in default seven days—Samuel EtivlartlS was charged by
Noah Compson with assaulting him, and was ordered to
pays flue of lOs and costs.