The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-04-19 00:00:00

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Asumr Can.—At the Petty Sessions, held on Wei,
nudity, before Messrs. F. W. G. Bans and N. Biagi"
James Fisher Robert Jones, and Thomas Batt, ins;
charged by diaries Riley with aseaulting her, on Um 711 s,
Withdrawn upon payment of costs.
DRUNK AND RIMMING TO QUIT..--Jas•ph Westwood,
James Fisher, Robert Jones, and Thomas Batty, Imo
charged with being drunk and refusing to gait the beim
of Inn Cooper, landlady of the Malt Shovel Inn, ilowiey,
on the 7th. Mr. Addison appeared to presses's. Coss,
plainant said that there was • dispute between two
named Troman and Westwood, and they bevel=
Another man tried to part them, when the
began to beat that man, and became very absolve, tag
refused to leavethe house. She stopped the tsp. The
still refused to go. Fined Is each and cost.; is dalni
14 days.
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ASSAULT CAM—Daniel Road vim ehrwfd vl
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assaulting Moses Dunn, on the 14th inst. From Me
evidenee of complainant it appeared there WM DONN ekt.
pate about defendant's little boy taking • turnip, mem
the defendant struck complainant several times, mg
theyafterwards fought. The defence. was that tbe saer
plaint first pushed him, and they afterwards fought ts•
rounds. Ordered to pay the expanses between Mem, ta
go home, and have more sense.
Itsroansti TO QUIT.—John Jeptha were charged wilh
being drunk and refusing to leave the Wag°. lad gam
Inn, on 12th. Jacob Foley said there were live or Mg
men is her house, tossing. The servant ordered them
to stop. They refused to stop tossing, and he (Miami
stopped the tap, and refused to hove. Beat lot the
police, when the defendant get up, squared of at his,
and wanted to fight, using abusive lauguage. Maid II
ed and coats.

&MAKING Cou.--Caroline Priest was shagged
John Powell with feloniously stealing a quantity of soak
on the 9th but the property of Joseph H. Pearses.
Complainant said he sew the defeadeat go into the bed;
get into the boat, and take a lump of cut waiellagl9llo,
but eiterwards said he did not sus &deadest Wu the
foal, bat she asked him to [erste* her, eel thel ItWU
his son who saw her take Ike sod. With... was rem.
mended for giving his evidence in the way he ha& De.
fenduit was cautioned and discharged.
DRUNK AND RlOTOUS—William Dams, Charles Jous,
and Daniel Heath, were charged by Inspector Price with
beiug drank end disorderly, at Cradley Heath, ft the
9th. P C Taylor proved the case. and said the Übe-
dents were very disorderly, and that Jones streak
Dana wu ordered to pay costs; Jones 2s 6d and eats;
and Heath Is and costa—John Smith ass charged with
committing a similar offence, on the 10th inst. Impulse
Price proved the case, and said defendaat Wei a very
violent man, and that his wife had to leave hiss is cola
sequence of his violent conduct and threatimieg to kill
her., Fined Is Gil and costs.

WILFUL DADlAO2.—Darnel Peasce, ems sharged wid
wilfully damaging a hedge and • quantity of wheat on
the 6th Mat, the property of George Alfred Haden Best.
Defendant pleaded guilty, and was fined 2. 6d and cost.;
in default 14 day..
NEOLISCT OF WORl.—Wilii•M Parkes vu eharpf
by John Ellis with leaving the employ of the Bradlee Hd
Colliery Company, OD the Bth, and the latter claimed las
as compensation. Mr. Addison defended. The ease
was adjourned to prove the sontract.
BREACH OF THZ PlAClL—James Mansell and Issas
Bloomer, were charged with committing • breach of tir
peace, by lighting, on the 7th inst. Edward Tinsley
proved the case and was corroborated by P.O Taylor.
Mansell, who had been previously sonvieted, vu fined Ile
and coats; and Bloomer Is and costa.
Taewsrea.—The Swan Iran, Rowley, from William
Barrett to John Hodgkiss.