The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1875-10-30 00:00:00

SATURDAY; OCT. 300 1875

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Mr. Ho skew remarked that the difference would
not be a penny in the pound even they had to pay
it back in 30 years instead of 50 years. It was
eventually decided to borrow it for 30 years as
stated by the Loan Commissioners.
The Chairman said that the element of time, as far
as regards the paying back of the money having been
met they have decided to borrow the money from
the Public Works Loan Commissioners, and do the
best they could with it. Now, they would have to
say how much money they would require and at
what time they should require it. He took it that '
they should want to go to the parish for sanction
to build the chapels. The wall he considered was
included in the consent for laying-out the ground.
Mr. Evers said the notice calling the meeting
did not say anything about buildings at all.
The Chairman said he considered the wall was
included in the laying out of the ground, it would
not be a cemetery without a wall.
Mr. Ilaskew said the meeting was called to ob-
tain the consent of the vestry for paying Mr.
Parkes and purchasing the land, but they said
nothing about building whatever.
Mr. Evers was of opinion that they should have
another vestry meeting, and have these things
brought before it.
A lengthened discussion ensued, and it was
eventually determined to advertise for plans and
estimates for two chapels; and an entrance lodge
for the cemetery and for laying out the grounds
and erecting boundary wall for the same.
There was no other business.

OLD HILL.
TREspAssING. Coot +, on
bef,re Messrs N. un gl, :11 (I V% ,11,,),
101 was charged with ha,lig a
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the 16th inst, on land I).4‘,Ngi no 1,, WI
of Inrners Hill. in sea; Ch of gliTle Wi
son of prosecutor, said he saw tws, men in OF
fields on the above date. They both had guns
Defendant was one of the men. They were on
of the wall where there are rabbits. He asked '
they were doing and they said" nothing." 1,1
was that he saw two men in the field, but he
was walking by the side of the wall. The Bk
dered the case proved and fined defendant lOs
SERIOUS ASSAULT CASE.—Edwin Payne,
ton, and Samuel Hadley were charged with r
saulting David Wright, on the '23rd inst.
who app .iared to prosecute, said that the
a brutal nature, complainant being severely
the head. He was kicked until he became
and he (Mr. Stokes) should ask the Bench t,
severely with defendants, in fact, be consid
ought to have been indicted for cutting and w,
Complainant said be was husband of Payll
Between ten and eleven o'clock at night Pay
his house and said complainant was just the
he wanted to see. Witness ordered him out
when defendant canght hold of his coat and
pieces. Several other men then went into the
Payne knocked witness down and began to kie'colie
Hadley and Weston kicked him, but he did not k 2
other men. They kicked him until he became ineerj
His head was cut and he was covered with bruisee'v
had to call in a medical man' and he had not bee cool'
to work since.—James Walker, surgeon, said tl'!clegit.
plainant came to his surgery soon after eleven übrsoio:
He found a very severe wound on the heal, a°
on the ear, from the right shoulder down the "iil
was covered with braises, and his arm was so 117001
that he could not work.—Payne said that eorn.P Tbe
came to his house and challenged him to figh`', 0,00
Bench considered the case proved, and defencla,no
fined ia and costs each, £1 us 6d. hiag6l
FACTORY ACT CASES.—Timothy Tromans Was ?„,, for
by Mr. W. H. Brewer, sub-inspector of Factor,fivce fø
neglecting to send his daughter to school,: an,' go
further charged with neglecting to send 1116 jade'
school. The case was proved and defendant, who P; 10.
guilty, was fined fid and costs. Joseph linsttfi ehas4
charged with neglecting to send his son to onnefota:e
With employing him in his workshop. For tbe. gf,
it was contended that the boy was 13 years old hits st
Brewer said the lad was not 13 when lie 051
work, nor when the summons was taken out.
withdrawn on payment of costs.—Thoruas lliqtrefico
charged with allowing his daughter to be
Cornelius Youngjohns. Mr. Brewer prnved wde beg
The defence was that defendant and his wifeihs
separated for six years and he had no coutre. °,./seye
child. Mr. Hingley said defendant ought tu lot
control of his daughter. It was a disgraceful i1117,70P
defendant to leave his wife end live with another f"
e Fined `2s 6d, and costs. g a 1/1111,
ASSAULT Casu.—Mary Ann Palmer was eL.,
assaulting Priscilla Basterble on the 21st
the evidence adduced it appears that the
neighbours. Some dispute arose about defe.,
band, when defendant struck complainant. Thi
considered there had been some provocation, sn
ant was ordered to pay costs.
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DAMAGING A WALL.—Alfred Haywood li
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wood, and John Lee, three boys, were charge,' ,
full) damaging a wall, on the 10th mat, the prOP
William Whitehouse. Police-constable Vi(
the case. Defendants pleaded guilty.
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EIGHT HORSES KILLED..
On Wednesday morning between one and
the Blue Bells Pits, Old Hill, the property of
Haigley and Son, were discovered to be 0n:11;
pears that the men had been at play on
Tuesday, in consequence of Netherton Wake.
day night, the doggy left the pits at half-past
and they were then all right. Between one
o'clock the watchman discovered them to be 01
at once raised an alarm, and a number of men
on the spot, and the shafts were covered or
time the fire originated there were eight VP'
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HALESOWEN.
REFUSING TO QUIT.—At the Police Cm
before Messrs. F. D. L. Smith, E. Gem,
Emanuel Fisher and James Cuttler were c
fusing to quit the house of John Evans,
on the 2nd inst. Complainant said on ti
the two defendants came into the house
pint of ale. Another man came in ac
quart of ale. He had some words iv
about the jugs not being filled, and he or
of the house, and they refused to go. I
drunk but they insulted him. He did noi
the case against defendants as they werc
men, and if they would pay the costs he v
the case. Defendants were ordered tc
Defendant Cuttler was further charged w
cart, the property of John Evans, on tl
Complainant said defendant went outside
upset the cart, damaging it to the amount
fendant pleaded guilty, and was fined 15,
and costs ; in default 21 days.
a WOME.N'S QUARRELS.—Mary Walker w
threatening Sarah White on the 17th in 6
complained of was that defendant said sl
her swim in blood. There was a cross-su
Mrs. White for assaulting Mrs. Walker.
case was dismissed and in the charge of
fendant was bound over to keep the peac(
Asseuvr Cass;--Edward Toy was ch.
saulting William Gould, on the 9th inst
defended. Complainant said about half.,
on the above date he was coming home freul 4
Station. Ho overtook defendant who used bati fr.
towards him, and said he would cut his
Defendant then took three running kicks at
defence was that complainant insulted defendo d Cot'
wife, and also struck defendant. Fined 26 "60 04
in default 14 days.
CAUTION TO PARENTS.—CharIes Brette..„ r, •4,
Woodward were summoned by Mr. W. H. Bteir
Inspector of factories, for neglecting to send t'iat 701 '
ren to school. Mr. Brewer proved both cases'
he did not wish to press for a heavy conviction ebliai),
defeedants if they wi.uld promise that tie -
should bel- out to school and not to the v." 01,7
fendants ordered to pay coats, and the Benc'
that in future they suonli inflict heavier
pertous who were brought up for similar offeu`'`
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DRUNK AND BIOTOUO.—At the Public
day, before Messrs. H. Hail and H Smith. 01
was charged with being drunk and disorder]
19th just, at Brettell Latke.—Police.sergeaut
Police-constable Freeman proved the case.
costs; in default 14 days —George Griffiths
with being drunk and riotous, at K nver, 05
inst.—Police-sergeant Stevenson proved th•
6s and costs.—John Rudd was charrd grit!
offence. on the 9th inst. Police-sergenn'
proved the c.ise, and defendant, who has
convicted, was fined 108 and costs ;
ASSAULT CASE.—John TiDlWiLlti Was obt
milting Mary Ann Pearce, on the 16th inst.
ant said she lived at Wallheath, and on the
she met the defendant who struck her on di(
head. Fined 5s and cos!s
BROTHERLY LOVE —Richard Woodward
with assaulting Pluebe Saddle, on the 16th •
plainant, who is landlady of the Crown Inl3,',tb
Side, said that defendant was her brother. ',„a f
in question he went to her house and denien"
She told him if he would come sober on °lent
Monday she would settle with him. Defeons"
a row in the hous end refused to leave. She
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to put him out, when he threw her down, 15'
on her chest severl times, and struck her on
Fined 5s and costs. ored
WomEns' QUARRELS.—Ann Lowe was cuar:nsio
saultiug Harriet Harris, on the 18th inrt Trocil
threw a bucket of water on complainant arld
Fined is and costs.
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STOCK SALE.—At this sale on MondaY,
very large supply of stock. Sheep and laniqe ere°
hundreds, and cattle in scores more than
There was the usual good attendance, and hioibie 0'
were realized. It is worthy of note that 55 004
longing to Mr. W. Lett, of Rushock, made e°
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Lyttelton was held at the Cross Inn Holy Cr°
on Tuesday last, when the usual parishopera
The following officers were appointed :
as high baliff for the ensuing year; Mr. sivtr;
tor ; Mr. T. Barnes, ale taster: Mr. BraiVJl
The dinner was provided as usual by th6w.
hostess, and was served in excellent style,
occupying the chair, and Mr. Ellis the vice-0u" ,
following toasts were proposed : The Qneeu'
by Mr. E. Price, which was duly acknowl.
health of the Bight Hon Lord Lyttelton. Pr°,
Mr. Weaver, and drunk with musical 110 q,;)
Ellis proposed the health of the chairman,
drunk with cheers. Songs were well sug
very pleasant evenig was spent, to the
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