The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1868-08-15 00:00:00

THE STOURBRIDGE OBSERVER.

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TRADESbIEN'S ADDRESSES. I ANNIVERSARY SERMONS.

tire attsaa him a violent blow on the ere, and several
blowe on the b. iv. Defendant tsid that complainant
1144 tom onion tthoion is shout binu. Fie went and asked
him what bs meant ho it, and they had a wrestle, in
which he blyfendantl got the best of him. Fined 2s 61
and costs; in default 11 daya.
Tee. STIIIRE --Merry TATIOr charged by
Jane ilwiliford with assaulting tier on the 12th instant.
Complainant void the worked at nail making. Defendant
called her A " II askleg." and net about her, and blackest
her eye. Fined in and canto.
VIOLENT Assarr.r —John Juniper won ehlltged by
Cliarlea Moarria .of Hartley, with a...inning him on the
5111 inst Mr. laonton appeared for complainant, who
said that up to the 2Sth of March he lived at Hagler.
and preyiuusty held possession of same lan4 there whit I;
lis now owned ha; defendant We was entitled lon portion
I of the crop, end was ratting the wheat, when defendant
came no no 1 ciii lie hoped they should port the crop
without quarrelling. Witness cut a quantity of wheat
and went for his horse, hut when he returned he found
the gate was lucked. Defendant after struck ;he horse
seveaal timet with a sickle. Be al.° struck witness
across the I.gs. and gave him a severe blow on the arm
which incanaeitated hint for work nest day, and his arm
has been very painful ever niece. Defendant was lined
ys and costa, £1 12a 03 ; in dcfsnit 11 days.

not be undertaken without several reforms being
effected. from the mere fact of public opinion
• -- being brought to bear on a revision of the entire
WESLEY:IX eII.IPEL, S7OI72ItRIT,Gr. system.
MISSES M. AND E. I'OWI FL, --
4ND ks' August Iflth DlRtifi, TWO Arhuirably managed as our railways are in
ONSItlt (7‘irtx4 ;al iii• Pr. pi-bed in' the .0,, ve I doe stifle respects, Wii iiminfain that on the whole
pitEcc k MANTL E MAKERS,
nf Worship, by the If v. Jt/lIN lIXT ITNIST. KY, et there iv yet ample rool.a.for reform. The areg,
. as a gcnaral rale —str-Istrig the average off the
Ler.le.
02, HIOII•STRtiVr, STOtRBRILGE. Service to commener in the literning at lialf-ta.t Ten, whole—are needlessly high ; and this we believe
PIANOFORTI. and in the Evening at the o'clock. is as injurious to the companies as to the pub.
1' Collertion will 1,0 ttialt: rt. each Selvice, in aid o : re. In this, as in other matters," vaoiting, am-
Tv xNOFORTES, HARMONIUMS. hi., ~,
. bition o'erleaps itself, and falls on ljullier side."
i •-,. so,. or Rim. new and 5er,•10.1...eil A 1 ra'
Cas no bha Ij:treasonably high fares mnid ace ntlier to ilivi-
• ;al h• or m a ' -
l'A:scin.a. fro,. • deeds nor to the public benefit, and in scores of
instances a redaction of fares would bring an
increase of revenue in a few:weeks. We think,
- therefore, that it is not too much to demand
i that the public should have some guatantee of
,
, permanently moderate fares. When three rail-
way companies, for instance, pouring their thou-
, sends daily into tho metropolis, to take them
thence in the evening, suddenly raise their fares
considerably, it is nothing short of a public cal-
amity its far as it extends, and which interests
the whole country, because what is the fate of TIIE LYE.
one district to-day may be the lot of another to. uniLtifleffol.4 )oiri FiTAT. AiVITIF‘T.—A mad semi lent
morrow. . nocarred on Satateilay afternoon last, to two children of
There arc moray other reforms on which the , the name et Little, width terminated W411%17,1,4 I:tali-11;
1 üblic have a right to insist. Our railway ear-
tellure'eeddrirrdrd'". 0,,,,f • Ititimblviridrinamb7, rt., f'Munrdr t't,tr.re awl a
: r:ag ts, class for class, are not equal to those of
the C ntinent, and the most nunierons class of half, al•ethe7l;iTern'of Charles Littlr, horsenail maker.
It appears they wero going toward., the Stone. at the Lye
travellers—the thirdsclass—have the most cause F irge. Sooa afterwards a man, walking through the
to complain, in many instances the third-class fi.eias at this spot, saw some clothes Tainthetobitihnek.,:f tire
carriages being positively disgraceful. The t., !
r:
1' ;er , 1 h 7. n : hi:A ':. ‘rkAiionn o ollAnbt 7114 b ' 1';
, gm
fo tloo eircum-
salt trilinate railway officials. too, are not eqaal 1 tl,-
•1 arr.; any chiblren abou
r the demands made on fia rm ; they have fre- '[ho answer winfl• IlliTell if Ile 11:1t.
in the affirm:dive, etrA Filmed directly
quently too much work ant too little pay. and I the eldest of tl:e shove children rose to the top of the
fe an the first fact have ari,wii many of the ac- , water,l I
edaspttu by his hand one of his younger coxinan•
et/lents' We have had to deplore. 'The arrange- I ions.tttdhelvhfernes 11:-'itstt tia teZsitntiedxttriai'datsia tire. tsini
merits as to luggage me utieertain and theft'.
sparks rd life in Min. Und,r medirsl treatment te
eient ; the waiting-rooms and the refroshment 1 r. sorrel anffiriertly to give mine accnnut of flirt aalitY•
departments require modification ; we still want ila sit his little brother and sister were walking along
a means of communication between passengers i by the aide of the stream. hand-in:lmnd, wlienthefit,rn.reir
andi
the guar mds ; and some better arrangement i slipped ionf.Ertll,i,int
il lea!,
i.li:r xith, him. N i
y dasherinM
as to the correspondence of trains on different
' 'it rs; Pse'l'i'ts,r tio attempt pt rescue them. Ile caught hold
hues is imperatively demanded. MA the chief lof one of them by the hand, and won then nverpowered
reform required is a "revision "of tares—not by I himself, and become insensible. It was just at this
grasping directors in their own presumed into- point that the men arm him rise to the surface, and were,
rest, but in the interest of the „bile. We
etiritiiin:tely,Ae,niable:isttow,rhe,hnit::„:
talt,,,limti.,:fortt prior
Ii eliall not be surprised if the action of the south-
ern railway cotnpanies forces Parliament to take nEte:r.nr
Corner. when
li1;1: fll ii IN''ireltaill Inn, before R. Doel,r,
when the above facts were deposed to,
upon themselves the reform of at least this part ~ ar.d m verdict of accidental death was returned. The two
v,of the railway system.
~. E ahildren were int, rred in the Lye churchyard on Tars-
i day last, not an immense concourse et persons assent-
! bled to witness the melancholy spectacle.

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guard Bradley. ard Westwood fought with Fletcher. 1
Thomas Bradley and Richard Westwood esve evidence
for the complainant. after which Patrick Clarely.
Thomas Bradley. and Richard Westwood were charged
with assaulting Charles Fletcher on the 9th inst. Mr.
HoMerton appeared for complainant, who said that he
met the defendant Clarely. who begun to accuse him of
putting hint in the County Court, and attempted to trip
him up. when be pushed him off. The other two defend-
ant+ came up. and Westwood 'struck him a violent blow
on the eye, and blackened it. Ho afterwards +Arnett him
on the site of the head, and he WAR insensible tor some
time. Whpn he was on the ground, all three defendants
hiekcd him. Several witnesses were called on both
sides. Westwood and Bradley were fined 90s each. The
ease agai est Clardy was dismissed; as was also the one
against Fletcher.

TRADESidEN'S ADDRESSES.

HALESOWEN.
AFFILI4T/ON CARE.-..A1 the Petty Sessions, on Tues-
day last, before E. Moore, I° .I; Smith. ant S. Hanbera , !
Eeqrs.. William Baker was elnage.l by Sarah Cackin with
pbiti.vitifstilhue
pfaetrliwefT,okf
anti
illegitimate child. Ordered to
.CAUT/aN TO BOYS.—Joseph Wisden (10), and Joseph
Wartnn (10), were charged with wilfally setting fire to a
qualitity of Force on the 28th ult, the property ;-f Joseph
Morris. Both boys pleaded guilty end maid they set fire
ts a wisp's nest. Prosecutor said the damage done was
£lO. Ha had previously bad his gorse set fire to, and it
did a deal of derange. • Ordered to be flagged with a
birch rod, anti to receive five strokes each.
thumps:tux Costotier.—Eli Shilvack and Richard
Hollins were charged by Superintendent Overend with
being drunk sod disorderly on the dth instant. Police-
constable Smith said he was on duty at Spring Hill,
when he saw the two defendants, who were cursing and
swearing and making a great disturbance. Fined is
each and costs in default II days.
is SUOVIANTLY Ilsistos Isa tioons.—Mary Bagley Was
charged by William Joseph Moore, ngent to Richard
Tilleeley, with fraudulently removing, a qnsintity of !str-
ollers with intent to defraud him of fl 8s Sti, rent due.
William Joseph Moore said he was agent to Mr. Titles-
ley. Oa the 1811 July there was dee from the defendant
ill Ss 61 to the complainant. He gave tne defendant
notice to quit, at the same time telling her not te remove I,L.REOArRo
being the difference in price between Copper and trot_
removed the goods of the value of 16s ii. Dalendant These Boilers are made of CHADCOAL IRON, specially
A CLEAR A\ TONNG
BOILERS
115 E PER R f
°Cr Ei4l4,6T*i. .
n ifct
any goods, or she would get into trouble. Defendant !
manufactured for the purpose ; and are much cleaner and
said she could nnt afford to pity the nioney. but would
pay it weekly. Ultimately defendant agreed to pay Is 6cl - more wholesome than Copper, anti boil as quick with 1..8,1
fuel are perfectly smooth inside. every rivet being coun-
Per week, and costa. BAGLEY. tersuuk. Any size from 20 to 5,000 gallons can bu made.
CH Mon CY OBTAINING 310!.:ET I"Nemil FAIST Pug. i
TENCES,—Edward Hall a/19 ehsrzed with unlawfully oh- THY MARRTAGT9 VALIDITY (BLALEY.DOWN) ..ACT.—An THO ' MAS MEES WASSALL,
t tithing two shillings on the tied instant, of one Thomas Act to render valid marriages heretofore solemnised in
Hadley, by false pretenees. with intent to defraud him tho ch spot of ease caller! St. James-the-Greater, Blake • BOILER WORKS, BRIERLEY HIL L.
of the BAlite. Thontae Hadley said he lived at Coliey down, in the parish of Tingley, county of Worcester. has - --- --- -
Cr -en, ;ndis a veal drawer. On the 2nd inst I sent my just been printed. 'The preamble sets faith that the .p. D. SMEIIIIII9
ho-an out to gr,z i. Did not see him again until he w chapel of ease in question was duly consecrated for the as
in the poen lon the Ari instant. I then wont to the de-
performative of divine service on the 2.lth of July, 1SO:1, AUCTIONEER AND VALUER,
but that no authority hail user beeu given by tbe bishop
fendant. as the pound-keeper t sld me that Hall had
p mndea it. Defendsnt Paid l COuld hare the herse by of the dioc; se or otherwise fithe plibli; ation of banns
and solemnization of marriages therein ; that divers ma-
pay:rig for it. Ile asked me for Is, and 1 gave it to him,
lieges had, nevertheless, been solemnised in the said
and defendant gave me the token. Jonathan Hadley Aocc::::::I,II7:ATi:S.DETTe.wrC,O6.II6IIDIS:III,O: AGENT,
said It, was present alien the del', ndant asked his uncle chapel under the erroneous impression on the part of
itti:Ueb.ed tshoaleinnbiYzevdirttileeroefittirmet --
for di, and lie said lie tyould hake no less. Complainant
in iid the money, itnil defendant gave the token. John n't'll7c7lttiriLne
Hadley proved that lie saw the defendant in charge of of the said marriages bed from time to time been made sale.,, tril:aerriaigni-i.unt'L
t d end Money it-oi'l,t eo
Bills Diemen e . . . personal aecurity.
amount on Goods for positive
his lath, re hoe-c. He told "1 that lie had no eight to in the regist; r hooks kept either at the chapel or at the
hese cireinnstances to remove all doubts touching the ,
take that linear, as he had got leave to turn the horse Parish ellorch of Tingley ; and it was e5t....144A tinder N.H—All Column
,(ash advanced ktuis,cia:tions
by
iett,y
out as the spoil hank from Mr. Tinkham. Defendant t
said he would take him. Prisoner denied that he made validity of the marriages so solemnized. receive immediato
any charge, and that the prosecutor gave him the tete
shillings for his trosible. Ile also contend"' that he CRICKET.
had power to pound the horse, awd asked for the case to attention.
be adjourned to produce witness; s. The ca-e was lid. STOrDMITIME T. KINTEIL—A match betwsen these
journed jars fortnight, piisoner being bound uvur. dubs was played on the Stourbridge ground on Monday
last. There was a great number of visitors to witness
CHARGE OF PRACTISING AS A SURGEON WITHOUT link ed 7,:nt; I ii.. Dee.
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a riI7SCDTOVImeICtoss,
A CERTIFICATE, AT OzseMer; bowling of Williams and Butcher. Mr. Moore, after
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Moore VI
At the Petty Sessions. at Halesowen, on Tuesday lest, w.caeril'ii
aoniiii
bll.ryll awn,b.tteryt„,
..gliaere I
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h'inlintn.a, rerf.o
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or then gottogether,
d , run3cfloorarne tlbt..i%o 7. tuigit:t
b";
beforell. ; llatulF..releidiSn'a itaht p 0.,
fully, wilfully, and falsely pretending to he. mid taking Boucher far 12, and Mr. Fisher scoria ''fi when he Wall
the name of a surgeon, by siguing h meelf a surg. on on cautrlit by Robins. Mr. A. Holeroft ageo-red
aet rain paper, be not being duly entered me a surgeon, Parkes 11. and Mr. A. svri.eell 9; the whole bring mit
and quaLfied according to Act of Parliament. for 163 Teas. The Mover gentlemen then sant in Mr
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MONEY ready to be Advanced immediatcly.
on good PREEBOLD MECURITIF.S. Suing .1
Money from I:50 to £4,000, at 5 per cent.—Apply to P. I,
Smith, Auctioneer and Valuer, Victoria-terraee, Dudley.
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AIONEY.—LO AN S granted on PERSONAL
SECCRITY. repayable by Easy Instalment,
Money advanced on every description of Negotiable
Securities. Trade Bills Discounted on the rhortest
notice.—Apply personally. or by letter, to P. L. Smith,
Auctioneer and Valuer, Victoria-terrace, Thulley..
MONI:EY to LEND ownithßeisilfeSerenn,ri,rt y amrrnd onSi coritY
, other Sums of MONEY NV ANTED.—AppIy to Misers.
Redford and Roden, Solicitors, Vicar-street, V.idder-
minstet.
IrWO SON of IN° and X3OO Ready to be
_L ADVANCIL3 on the SHORTEST NOTICE ago
approved Freehold Scourity.—Apply to NV. C. Mdtby,
Solicitor, Stearbridge. and High.atreet. Brierley
11000 to be LENT on good Freehold
SeetiTity, in one or to Seam
£lOOO to LEND on Freehold or long Leasehuld
Security, in Sams to snit Borrowers.
Apply to Messrs. Barbary and Penton, Solicitors, 81,
High street, Stourl ridge.

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Mr, Shakespeare appeared to support the information, ' B. Williams, who cc iredl3,—the only double figures; the
and Mr. Jackson de fended, j whole being out for 41 runs. Messrs. Fisher and A. C.
In opening the case, Mr. Shaltrsseare said the infor• I Swindell bowled during the whole innings. The Stenr-
mai b.n rgainst the date :dant was for practicing an 1 bridge Club it,: n went in for their second innings, Mr.
surgeon without the msessary qualification. An act iJ. Ampblett it, tting the champion score i3ol. hitting all
Ives passed called the Medical Act, and the infartuation ' over the ti it ; Mr. W. Pearson making 15; Mr. F.
wee leill under the 10;h sec, of that Act, which Mated Swindell. who bitted in fine form and is a promising
Oct if any persiin should take the name of a surgeon, player, 11, and Mr. J. Moore 10; tl.e whole being out
not being duly qualified, rendired himself liable to a for 91 runs. The Kinver Club then went in to bat, but
p•-nalty of £2O. The defendant lies for some time pest they had only one hour to (p•t tlis runs. WI N! time was
been residing at Oldbury, end practicing as a sargeon. called 62 wa, the score for tile loss of four wieLets ; Mr.
In the ,500t,,500t,0f Mar last, on the nthh, the il,fewlont It. William, making 3i) (not out) in fine cricketioo style ;
aitended a child id Tlioniss Cletivsr. The child died, ' Mr. Eitaards 10 (hot out); and Mr. Butcher It. Hail
aid the defendant gave a certificate of the child's death, , there been time no doubt it would have been a g,,01
signing himself as a surgeon. lie should put in the match, but the match Was Woo by Stourbridge, being
li, rfiCiti f.-ciii'st• e, I And, and prove that the &deal:till's decided ea the first innings. The following i, the full
name one mit certified in that bock. as ti quit cid by Act , scare :
of Parliaructit, and if defendavt ti-is boen -duly certified i
it will he for i.eL to prove that. Ile slioalil say that tots I
i• •.. Its h., ii adjourned from time to lino,, it. cense- I I .' linings, 2,n1 Inninga.
.•• . i is, , f il •• ... *eat?), of the lit, itistrar ; Lut lie is now I
iri mm.,,,.. i, Williams
...... A s Brsmisy, b
a, .. I. Ile , pisos• by the In ; lityliagistr. r that i 110,11 ..... l9
1
. . i •.• &ell eolith ini 1511 o I:iN, Lad to go i bill elf
f Ii
.i'lio".•'.
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.1, h}oHinVi
ii
.c. Robins, 1, c Edwards, b 7
:• , . , •,•• ill .irtlg the• 1., mitt,. tli,y :J. 1., .. ~
isl first hand in to Cis Court the -
c Leacher, b 19
7
~ . • • . i •-. iii lich Md not co:dein th., name of , A. i i,., . „i,
10 c ii3:l,ledlerr dsi , b
0,
,eil : I um wife of Thome,: tlearr.
J. Pir •. il,w, b Hos. il ll c E lwards b 2
: ,i. , , ,•.., ~: , .
.c. • . :i. ci I Iceiii•street, Oldbury. A child itemise ! ,
Howell
.i o i ,•7' 1! •• ..:t!, at May, of "'Avid:dons. Diii-enilant I
.1. A„, i ii. Is Howell .... 5 cO. William, bB.
::c :: '•• l 1],,. child duriug the illness. Ou the 14 June ji ' ' -
A. Swindell, h Howell Williams 3O
I iv oil to the &fondant for a certificate ef its dcath, and I
7 at Edwards, b
hs gave me en, I saw him write it. I took it down to !
Boucher
FlF%;:Siii.,:rmi:rs':t:Olanl:eni,oil itt ti'onkt; it) I, . 11
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cnot
nowueti 1 fl
Mr. Parrish, who is regist,ar. The one produeed is the Is, 3 run 0ut.....
ceristi,•ate to th e he 4 of mypeliet.
&Boucher 111
Crioso viiiiiimid : I yen read and write. Have net seen •
the certiii.i.l., till the pre•orat tone. Did not lc, i•ii-, tint
5
roil it nt the time. Believe the one produced is the Widee 4
saine. No ball
Henry Parrish deposed : I atn Deptify-11,gisttar of • '
_
blrlts, desth i. and marriage. My father was the regis•
true. He diet on t io• :list .1111 v. During his lifetime he
ire; the Vli...l:Hy '1 the e. itilli—des and other documents
I—lilting to fir, otiice. About three weeks prior to his NoTfols.
Ist Innings. _._
death 1 had it custody of Cie paper, qhe 1, milvrit•
Lig at toe back of the certiticete is in the haud,vrii ing, of T. Robing, c Moore. b Fisher 2 b Fisher
my tote, On the other side of the certificate is Mr. B. II ma cA. Swindsill,
11.11,iii l's handwritin b Fisher l3 not nut . .30 y A. STORES, Auctioneer and Appraiser,
ems...examined : Ig. produce the moiler It is a fart Betidier, bA. Swinddl
0 ,r 5:,1.: .nd
that do, death is not cert,fied by a q ialilied twastitioncr. Boucher. h Fisher
Mr. Shakespeare silts h:it WA4 Cie eviaenee LI the first It v. ElWards, h Fisher sat Moore, b Fisher '' 0 Levy Distraint' for Rent. Esc zittiims, Bills i .
c Ise. There were ten othcr chats.j!s against the &feud. Bromley, b Fm-tier .....
ant. hotel ould ask the lit h 'la to decide the first case Matthews, lb tot, A. Swindell 2 wish such busine ,s are guaranteed against all Actions and
previons to calling on the others. Yardley, not iii' .
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Mr. Jeskson, for the .1. asked that Mr. Shake- 1 Hiiweli, cF. , —
spear° should proceed WILLI tha other ca,es, and he , Fisher A POL L 0 STUDIO,
should to, prepared to ansi.ver them in one speech. If (I. Widiarns, c Parkes, I,
[ADJOINING illi; fiCnoOL 07
not it would entail speeches in each Lace by himself and Is
Mr. Slialteepeare. P. Holyo.tke, b Fisher 0
Mr. Shakesnearereinserl as they were different charges, Byes
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anil he should have lot call fresh evidence. Leg byes . 3
Mr. Jackson then addressed the Bench for the defence, Wide% 0 PHOTOGRAPHIC ARTIST. STOURTHILDOE,
saying that the defendant bad been in businese for a No balls . ° 'n EGS to inform the Public that he takes
great number of years, and that he held in his band a PHOTOORAPHS of (Inc or Two Persons at 1".5
neinher of hitters 'from medical gentlemen who had ask( LI 14 D • en • a whole Family nr Group at Six or Eight
him to attend upon their patients ; that he hail fre- Persons, at Os per Dozen. Specimens of every sttic way
Tiontly done cot and that be could not help but think be inspected at the studio.
that this case was Ins u ;lit out of soma spleen. lie did Parties wishing can have their Photographs Painted in
not consider there was any caseproved against his client, Oil or Water Colours.
end cited the 29th sec. Lau. Journal, "Pitt is Chiver," H. B. will take entire sehools, regardless of numbers.
and contended that there was no evidence brought for-
ward to prove that the defendant was not a dilly licensed ,
member. He should nal: the opinion of the Bench if 1
they thought there was'
Mr. Shakespeare said he had put in evidence the I
Medical Registrar's book, and the defendant's name was 1
sot in that hook.
The Bench here expressed their opinion that the case !
was proved.
Mr. Shakespeare said that he did not wish to be via.
dictive. There were ten other charges against the de'
fondant, but if lie would agree to pay the costs in the
other rases they would be withdrawn. There were seve-
ral club cases which the defendant must withdraw from aa
surgeon. He might say that there had been some di"-
apnuteail:t don,g,f
etnhoiaTt i t,,kn t
eilbiacalgeentlemhee,o at a
ne; to the
rate. Iliad
fliaerso,
d ti
ha not have dime so this case would not have been
brought forward, or any notice taken of the matter.
The 11, nelt coosileri il the case proved, sad fined the
ilefon.lant 1i.:7, mid is, L s.
S one cony, eon ion lii re ensued between the legal gen-
tlemen, after shall IL. Sliskes,ieere raid lie 1,1.1 sorer
they could not iieree. lle had offered to withdraw ail
do cases by defendant ',eying the costs. bat he rein cd.
I -femieni, w ,s then charsed with practising as a surge n
d• the Minos 11,fuge Friendly Society, On thetld.la June
last.

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