The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1875-08-21 00:00:00

. 14, 1875

'd that the girl was not abletostl
,nsf (pence of the injuries ebe
a rem,nded until next Mond*
Y —Richard Evans, potter,ll,,4°
wing intermarr;ed with 01
pril lost, his vvlte being all
liir appeared to prost,cute.
('.Cr.tO Elvat) pro :
duced
1,..31"' 1"), -186, in which it
"8 111. n -leo to a sister/of boli
~red as a wanes,, end pr,vedi
,ren..,l"Y• _Robert Yates, the ~eel
n, iiarlaQton, produced A certl:
,otier in.‘rrieu Harriet gee
e said the prisoner made no auo
,prehendcd. Prisoner was ea
1 at the next Assizes.
PUBLICAN.—At the Police Cour t
I.:-.4pooner, Stipendiary,:JP,
the Turk's Head, Brettall PI;
[log ale during prohibited
ce-constables Hollins and °dl
go into defendant's house olio
e came out they followed audsio
had some beer in her Pos,sefsl
ailed for the defence,
for an old woman who Was
I for the ale, but they
nu, wife of the landlord, 6,8iu,,0
he ale for an old w ornari u 6.
edridden for 14 years. viiv
e woman went to the hou,ii
ranted to know if she sfoillu ;
was fresh. Witness said "b
•andmother, she would Belida;
mer : When the policemen t
7rY• I was put about at the ""
r
one much harm, It ?Ms
an was bedridden, and she r
sell the ale, nor did I hail„fed
;ner considered the COO P., „Ad
and costs and cautioned deh'o"sl,
; charged there again be.ist°l•l3,
[ inflict the heaviest Pen''

N.—Joseph Stevens Was •
, Kent, on the 31st 11.,,1t',1R05,
omplainant, and Mr. irflopel
nt said she was the if
a s ,
Lane. On the day in fliw
by Church Hill, 13rierley De,
s. Cartwright at the time' 011,
several times against the bit
s, and threatend to 1010cji jish
'ler, but her daughter po eollass'
idant struck the dish. Into" Of'
onduct she had to go oter
had been attending her
tot
ght corroborated coinPliin, dr
said he did not deny lb!' coo'
lent, bnt lie had receives
Defendant was bound erer
r_sep the peace. , Orti
-An old man named
'a stealing a quantity
Hall, at Commonside, Pentelor,
Bicker, gardener to prosecL,
ged by prosecutor, about 14;,0
in the greenhouse, 'Vettd tbs
the greenhouse, and whe:catet
;sed some potatoes. pros. 00
aside, Pensuett. Prisoner,
;reenhouse, on the :0004
ay, and followed him.
Witness met Police eel°
,nce of the officer, witnesofr
r had missed some potatoes ,
hey had been placed to drl.
eying the potatoes, which'
• to Mr. Spooner, prisoner
could have some of the
'vas re-called, and deniedf
sort. The value of the
it was a great pity for ,a
Ind ruin his character '
o one day's imprisontn
aug women named Elise
sisters, were sumo:One/
q, on the 4th inst. C,`
of John Wadley and
resided next door to her.
in question defendant ea'
a dirty mop in her $i
Ice with her fist. The
bat'
nee of defendant bar .5d
house. Defendant 00'
nplainant's husband '
sister went to pull /
rike complainant.
S each, in default
Y jun., was then cl
e same time and pl
be assistance of his
by the defendants
wno was with the
k. Defendant said
iaywoods and he v
• struck him. Deli
!fault 21 days, and
keep the:peace for
-A match between
onnd of the former
is last. The weather
being very dark and,
he toss, sent in J. v'
no a score of 24 boll
effected by Beddeets
I made 10 runs. J•
i 7 runs, before he walse7l, 41,
27, W. Green 26, an tbee
being 164. The 14e out
g off some of these, en'
confront the boylin/00p
They were unable ho°
lug caught by Lowe Orb:
when fie had only 02,:
)wled by Smith, when net
vho followed, fared no b:
nth when he had made
ly after came on, and :
some time. As soon ‘l3,2ja.
to bat; but there if r,be
Beddoes made 19 be
• off Gaston'g bowling ;
wicket was taken bY
'n for 35 runs, whilst
.e loss of the same
it if there had been
little doubt but that it
be Stourbridge tearn.
MUDGE.
b Rev. A. Wright 57
oes.. 10
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elf ft°
to
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pOt3
s
jot'
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coloPl'iJ
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,
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stol
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arsoff

Def°'
21 dg°
harged '
lace.wfe 1

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00,
0
ore 11,191
bovo
F. 006
40!1,

) Beddoes .. • - -
Wright
21
16
•
26
sh, b Perry .. • -
Rev. A. Wright.. nv
b Rev. A. Wright v
right 3

LY
Parkes 1
2
1
kes •
b Gaston:.. •• 19
7
•• •• •• ••
2

ps were drawn S 5
t would seem that fi3f.
unfavourable to the E 4
turned in their favout.
five matches or had
above match, which fie'
last, proved an easy
118 to their opponent's
; in W. J. Davis and C.
k • J.:Gaston and Fothel
by Gaston for 10, he
the same bowler wile°
his club. A, J. Øa
ined stand, and Plinhl
I not disposed of unt"
)t3l. This was made
cl the remainder a.
double figures Nvaa
foore, for 12; the sari°
3IS wicket. J. W. I
to handle the willoWA's
ored respectively 6 an". d
iy Hingley, A. E. Millwal:A
Ire his stumps were bovit
the highest figures, ss
d of by a ball from DA
'as caught by Hayes ;
in, was bowled by 91',17
gs of the Enville
failure, as as not a single On.
gores—the highest dose.
were disposed of for oti
vas chiefly owing to slid
ire; the whole tealn be
it out off his bowling,
ost unprecedented in
re the scores
E.
c Green, b kroore.• g
1 b Moore .
1 b Moore •
.•.
2 b Moore .„
.•
2 c Parkes, b Moore 54
C and 11 Moore • '

0 c Millward, b Moore 35
b Moore .. • • 2
) c Parkes, b Moore 3
) c Woodball, b Moore
not out .•• • • 4
7 Extras .. • •
26

/GE.
Y• • - .. 5

i• • • • .. Is
tt, b Brown 2

) Hingley .. 1

b Brown .. 19
Bennett 5

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