The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-09-13 00:00:00

BRIEBLEY HILL.

DHOZOiIiNNEss. —At the Po'i,e Court, on Monday,
bet ,re Mr. P. Evers, seph and Francis Priest, were
charged with being drunk at Arley, on the 28th ult.
P.O Beaveagean prayed the case and defendant. were
tined is each, including costs.
TeElleiss.—Two boys named Felton (7), and Mildick
(11), were charged with datuaging clover the property
of Benjamin Brooke. on the 30th ult. The case Nab
WI till row. on payment ot coal*.
B (mach or ullit Ptace.— George Lloyd was charged
with committing a breech of the peace by lighting on
the 311th Mt, at Pensnett. PA.: Keenan proved the
Ilfenee, and defendant who pleaded guilty, was ordered
to pay costs.
1 HUNK sea RENU*II4O TO 1./MT.—Before Messrs. F.
Evers tad it. Hell, Joseph Cartwright was charged with
tieing drunk mid refusing to quit the Dudley Arras Inn,
Hrettell Lane, when requested on the 30th ult. P.O
Freeman puored the offence, and defendant who pleaded
guilty, was fined 5. and costs.
Dansum.—Joseph Higgs (14), Joseph Cartwright (13li
and kmily Yradgley (14), were charged with damaging
a hedge on the tat inat, the property of Charlotte Harper
Defendant, ware ordered to pay Sc 6d each.
Puoa Kali.— Nearly 100 persons were summoned
for non-psynient of poor , and in most instanced
orders fir payment in 14 day* were made.
Cuoswearitorreas ROB 41811AULTS—BotliitOlin Preece,
Mary PfloOlo, esad bush Asa Lloyd, were charged with
assaulting eidawin• Talbott and Samuel Ingram were
charged with swacaltios nines Preece; and William
'street and Joseph Tallett were charged with assaulting
Sarah Ant Lloyd. rrova the evidence given it appears
that the parties am related to stash other, and • didpute
arms between thorn, wsnich ended in is fight. The Bench
considered they wee, us bad ea sack other, and bound
them all noir to beep the pew. fortis mouth&
A kusaterose areaarncw—Jentes Roberts, an ap-
preoltee to Me.,,,re. trieterdsoe and Smith. glass menu-
as eesitad 7ith &besetting himself from his
employment without lawts ezon.e. The case was
proved, sod the delesdast head 10u sad coats.
Rieconwo 411crn.—Heary Jones sad wieorge Parsons
were ehin,,,ad with stasis{ to gait the house of Mr.
Oakes, of Wordatey, whine »vested. They were also
charged with being drank. 'The case was proved, and the
defendants issed 10e seek end cost..

A R.,:IiCIOIIT Pansata—At ths Pablic Office, on
Thursda.. beton 1. Spoosor, Esq.. Stipendiary, William
PolAoh. r.-1 old oloular, was oharged with misconduct in
t.vb Union. Ddeadant haa al times been charged
si99 ot-Y,A'a Ttis vas proved by Thorns.
igau, zing the de.ids Cr saattmcod to 91 days' hard
labour.

AIIUDIAI C•aa—John Freddie, we Awned with
cc-
nan P.,usaar.....k Cooper as the letk ultimo. The
wilt was Troves!. bet U was of • trivial nature, and the
defendant was let of; on pm* 9s dd cats—There were
only two offs.: *vs: etVed on for hearing, and they
were sdjoune for • rus'i.
Bo- Danrwr.n.—John Hughes, %boy aged 6 years,
residing e Commonside, Pensaett, was drowned in the
canal, on Wednesday. It appears that deceased, wan, in
company with enottor boy, fishing in the canal, when •
littl, before den ololoek h. 11l in. and, before assistance
aerieed, wad drowned. The little boy with him gave en
alarm, and Hughee was got ont of the canal by Isaiah
I Baker, quite dead. The body was removed to the Fish
Inn to await • Coroner's inquest