The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1881-07-23 00:00:00

THE STOURBRIDGE OBSERVER.

A CIo:NT WANTED to push first-class
La_ LUERICATIv G OILS. Commission 10 to 15
per cent.—Box 322, P .st Office, LiverpoJl,

several occupations of Messrs. Broomhall, Shiner.
and Loverock, at an aggregate rent of £2ll, less a
few pounds deduction. This was stared at £2,000,
and was run up to £3,700, Mr. R. Broomhall being
the purchaser. There was a very animated com-
petition for No. 2, Enville-street, in the occupation
of Mr. Saunders, the rental and also stabling'
rental bring £4O. This was started at £4OO. but
soon I °ached £BOO. and then went on by quick £ 0
bids to no less than £l,llO, Mr. Broomhall again
being the purchaser. Mr. Broomball also secured
the adjoining property in Enville-street, occupied
by Messrs. Jones and Attwood and Mr. Robinson
(total rental being £39) for £7lO. A small lease-
hold lot was also knocked down to Mr. Broomh:111
without competition. There was a large attendance
at the sal..

DRUNKENNESS —At the Police Court yesterday,
before col. Fletcher, Lord Lyttelton, and Mr. R. L
Freer, William Careless, of the Lye, was charged
with being drunk on the 18t insth. Sergeant
Payne proved the case and defendant was finei
2s 6d and costs ; in default 7 days.—Nebo Homer
was fined 5s and costs, with the alternative of 14
days' imprisonment for being drunk whilst in
charge of a horse and cart at Stourbridge, on the
15th inst. Inspector Brown proved the case.
OBSCENE LANGUAGE—CharIes Caney was sum-
moned for using obscene language at the Lye
Station. on the 26th May William Morgan, station
master, proved the case, and defendant was fined
lOs and costs.

ILLEGAL FISHING.—Thomis Cole was summoned
for illegally taking fish from a pool at Hagley, 7u
the 18th just, the property of Lord Lyttelton.
Charles Moore, keeper, proved that defendant was
fishing at 5 o'clock in the morning, and that he had
12 fish upon him. Defendant, who pleaded guilty,
was fined lOs and costs. Col. Fletcher rem3rked
that it was not the first time he had been fishing at
Hagley, and if 11 came before them ag tin they
would tine him £5.
DRUNK AND DISORDERLY —Wm. Walter reeks
wrs fined 2s 0.1 and costs, or 7 days, for being
drunk and using bad language at the Lye, on the
10th inst.

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CAUTION TO BREAD SELLERS.—JosepIk Harris,
of Bellbroughton, was fined 6s 6d for selling bread
without weighing it.
WILD BIRD Act —James Minett, of Wollaston,
was summoned for having three young throstle in
his possession, on the 17th inst. Defendant, who
pleaded he was ignorant of the law, was tined 2s 6d
including Costs.
FURIOUS DRlvirm.—Felix Sidaway was charged
with furiously driving a wagon at the Heath, on
the 9th inst. The charge was supported by two
witnesses. A fine of 5s and costs was imposed.
DRUNK AND DISORDERLY.—CaIeb Burgess, of
Cradley, was fined 5s and costs for being drunk and
disorderly on the 18th ult. Police-constable Clark
said he was diunk and fighting.—Alfzed Chandler,
of Cradley, pleaded guilty to a similar offence, and
was fined 5s and costs.

ScirooL Bolan CASES.—John Minton :Ind WM.
Parks were summoned by Squire Baker for neglect-
ing to send their children to school, and were each
fined 2s Gd. The following persons were snmmoned
by Mr. Hewitt, and fined :—Jonah Brooks 2s 6d ;
Geo. Walters 2s 6d, Emmanuel Campbell 5
Thomas Fox 5, Walter Fryer ss, and Geo. Crurapton
2s 6d.

DRUNKENNEss.—EIi Beckley, grocer, Brockmoor,
was summoned for being drank at Clent, on the
14th inst. Police-constnble Wallm.e proved the
case and defendant was fined 2s 6d and costs.
Tnemas Brooks wa,s tined Gs 6d, including cost,
for being drunk and disorderly at the Lye, on te
18th inst. Polico constable ItViddows proved the
case.

WILFt'L DAmActe:.—Jereiniah Lacey was chard
with wilfully damaging a window the 'property of
Joseph Burr, to th._) amount of 20 6d. Defendant
plpaded guilty and was fined 2s 5d aud costs.
ALLEGED FELONIOUSLF RECEIVING GOODS.—
Elizabeth Moreton, of the Lye, who was charged
on Monday last with receiving a quantity of wear-
ing apparel at Brierley Hill, was again brought up
on the same charge. She was now discharged.
ASSAULT CASE.—Annie Roddy was charged with
assaulting Ann Fitzpat-ick on the 16th inst. Com-
plainant's evidence went to show that defendant
met her as she was going tome on Saturday nignt,
and without any provocation whatever struck her
and knocked her down Defendant was fined 5s and
c9Ft3.—William Joyce was charged with assaulting
Ann Hudsoa at the same time. Complainant add
she was with the former complainant and went to
take her part when defendant knocked her down
and kicked her. The Bench did not consider the
case proved and dismissed the summons. Samuel
Grove, carter, was charged with assaulting Moses
Hipkiss. at Cradley, on the 16th inst. It appeared
from the evid, nce that on the night in question they
had some little altercation together at a public-
hou4e, and subsequently the defendant went out of
the house, up a lane, and waits I for complainant
coining up to him. Upon complainant going up to
him defendant struck him several times. Fined
103 6d and cuits•

BOARD OF GUARDIANS.—The usual meeting of
this Board was held yesterday. Mr. Billingham
presided and there sere also present Messrs.
Brooks, Thompson, Lavander, Forrest, Wood
Crump, Wright, and J. Billingham.—Adfnitted
into the house during the week 14 ; discharged
16 ; horn 2; dead 2 ; remaining in the house
588 ; corresponding period last year 487.
On•-door relief,Kingswinford district £39 11.
21; Stourhridge district X3l 16s lid ; Halesqvp-t,
dim lot, £2l 9s 10d; non-r, &dent 6s 4d; tofi
£9B4s lfd against .£BO 12s ld,

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