The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1888-03-31 00:00:00

THE DIVISIiNS h-T THE BAPTIST CHAt
CRADLEY.

."'At the iltourbridge Police Court on heredity,
go ~re Niessra. T. D. rhomis and A. Freer, Edward
Willett., of Cradley, was charrerl with being guilty
of viJlent behaviour at the Baptist Chapel, Crsdley.
on the 11,h inst. Ar. Ds's (Birmingham) appeared
in support of the charge, ,nd 11r Homer for the
defendant.

For some timo past there have been some dispute
goine on at the above chapel, and there have been
previous cases before the Court arising out of them.
Mr. Dale said thA coznplainant(Ed ward Herbage)
and defendant were both numbers of the BaptiAt
Chapel. Cradiey; and on the evening of the 11th
met, after terrine was over at the chapel, the cam-
pitivant ,cle collecting some subscriptions in the
chapel, when defendant got up and jurnped over
several pews to get to where complainant way
standing. He tu-ned out the col., and then snatcherl
at the book complainant had in his haul. 11. mis.e
it, but snatched alain, and succeeded in getting it
ife then endtaveu t rn.h away from the spo!
,nd eried out, "I have got it." His conduct, hu
t went to the ea.tent of • olent h ayn or.
with which hs wsti charged._ _ _

EdiOtri fiw:74s w4S- called jr c..,•rob >re.rio
nirning.. In t..-oes-•xamination
he h.d pil slib-^rpti-ns to the ohapel 1.;.,t?•
t.w• years. new twrs separate t -
officers to the ebanA Wita,ss Tras authori.t.;tl '
his own pirty to et, let:. ts,tbscr ptt:,ns in 11,3 ethavit:
On being pressed w:inesa sdmittei taat not :Dm,'
f.trthi g that his piny oo;itributed went tows,-
uAying the expenss u he a rvic-3s in the ekai)...
nv was because p rty had tri voice in it. Hi
pa ty had agee4d wooll no. Subscribe tow,t,
what the others did. The s-ryie4 had be -n tioish.ej
ten minutes when Vila aff-tir occiir-A on the i
i i-t. Nlr Homer aske.; if there was not a colleai• :
by witness's party to pay a fin- for a man fillet
that court, and wit:flees said no that nigh.. fie di.:
not know defendant was appointed to assist th
chapel-keeper in putting out the gaslights. Witne,
did not know any of the money collected by hi
party in the last two years had been paid for thv
gas.

Mr. Dale called other evilsace, and, in reply to
*Lie of the question he out, it was stated that
here was no abjection on thoir side to contribut•
rowaris the expenses if the sort icea were poper:y
conducted.

:dr. Homer, for the defence, called the chvel-
keep-r (John Itayhould). who said it had been ar-
ranged at a committee on the afterno., e tith
that iefendant was to a3ai4 hint in putting ant tb
gas On the err ning of the 12'h witueqs was in the
chap& when Edward Holt fonnd in No. 9 p w th.
,00k wti c•id to hay been taken from El3r-
bage. evon..-ex mined: Holt was a brother-in-law
of defendant.

8.-Tweent Clare 410 be wt ioto the ch‘pel on
the ab,re nit, after hearina. shouts of "Ppl;ce."
was a bor•er in th,- chapel, Atvi ii vas inoro
like a theatre thsn a clia,ml S•nve wro trying t
inrc the gas cw tryst-airs, am o'hers were tr.in..
ti pull tho,ntk It wag /stated that a bn)lc had
ct.ilon. md Um bactui and others wftnte.i
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co lid not bit y ress tlo it dwit rt-cr t titere should
t.i diAtt.b in a pit,oe of worship. They
.opod it 4,111.1 nit ocuur agi.in. If these part;es
conln not agree hey had better separate. It was
very disc.editable to have etch proceoCings,

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