The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1874-06-13 00:00:00

OUN fY cOURT.

Addit n. v. the Con,ty Cot",
I" ,t 1 o. Thur day, afire Lox id.° Warren, l• 24.
IL-petty ...,s ..etion brought by
Cen well A I.li+ .o. s.oieitur.
on 1 ‘lr. Sit ni in, M.P. f 110 tin, for the sum
04.212 13 • JO. Mr. Young apid,ared tor phut-
Cal, dud Mr. 'loner or .10:en :du.. Mr. YOU 11).,
•hl tia, i.tt,f vl4 :•1 v., ILi giv,
vii. TIC.) lit :hi •y, aol 61,11 hut refused iu
ft y it, but lad p id th motley in o Cour this
M ui,uc an I cost:. N ,w, liv a-1c.,1 for coun+ei'•
f.: s, widen he Ciplitt.ll,loll Wil4 lidble
p.l 11'4.1 in,:r ueltl colusel all I
ID) I ri i .e 1 no no' ice 11.. t tie ...ouey would be
pii u t e cr. 11+i .louor gd‘• d verdict for
pl..i if 'viii, rest".

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I.ic,//ei v. •turnnin.—This W an action
broihy ie irge Y I: or 'rioter, of
Hal lig:M.4 Sumac Si.. r.,.ii, sadd Cr,
';ra Ley , i7.h for 'h •CI .); et 04 for cub
hire, glad refreu-rm'utS -u Mi-d it the defend tufa
order. Mr. Perrt uppeur If tr plaintiff. Fro
the evi or, f Itintiff it up •f, on the P,EIC-
Con of Nie.uru. A' /nil and Wm k r, d. f .ndant
engage & hr lie toy. ant the ehlrge witu
25, ..e!e,l ,1 an reil i-ste 1 pluiti.ll to sup.
ply -efre an•
0.111ill:4 to t 3 14 • 8.1., n I he nici offered
in .k him s utie n Wlt Irne,e in sett entertit of the
deful4lAL adn,i tel wad said
he was wil.i..g U BO ruttier thrin hive the CAi.
heard in emir% Vcrdiet for plaintiff for full titu•
nlit nutted dud coots, defend&tit LiLimy 10,
per omit.

Colon v. .1;0/MS..—T111/1 woe an action to re-
• the sum of .ed 104 for to g ill (Maio said to
•iereold.fir. 31r. Sto'ses ap,eared I r plaint
tiff, AlOl Mr. Cin..w 11, fend.d. in Myers,
ps...ved selling the cash) I. r ZS 10.., anti thlt
• defeoilant paid on 'he Sri Juiy, ss. Defend-
egreoitig to psy 10a ler m The de.
" a t ' 11 p .t.; •• fi"114 t .Ip. ii
11 •r. 0 f. col .nt coul
gee . c a it . Ii ea .1 hay t.,,j, g
pii • :,.1. 1 y lairt 'o
r .‘.
......it .at •O.ita i a
✓ . ti Li. •. •. • I, ilink tit y
,•‘ 11
ant tit An.; ;,. it ;;ei ' I ii .e., 101
..t.. r 0.1 r C . Mr CI isr a. 11,1 111 c
lu fl'•1 !a his tie oluf4n IMO
'at Lwit4 Hot woe.' li ii lop
rrthro th, 5 s pail. V ri,. f .1° [wawa. De-
fendant to pay 103 montli. &mild Tlyinipsoi.,
of lb ierley I lili, was Eilluporiliell for XS 4;4., the
value of it chain, told by Michael Myers agent
to Mr. Cohen. Di fondant deni...d signing th-
comract, Roil after being caniiimeil aer •ral ti
be 11 a lianoitr, defend tett a ill ow .ro lie had
110 a a eked it. The jut Igo told defend dit he di.;
nt b..:iero ui wOr.l i.e lid ssdl, .0011110 h••
Ito doalm de:t.n i •14 had cd 1110 ILIA Wllllll per
jory, 011 if ta,., w ut tech dilicol
•itt4ii t e road he would no tonitt hint to le
proat,u ...I for p.rjuir.. lits H itour give
Vt rdi t f r Hie fall hibontil. identical and eo3ts,
It (endow to pay 15. per
Wit 'ratan V. Yeomans. —l.l. was an acCon tot
ilie altiiii.o.l4lo.l,l of a 's ft whi h 'Vai 11r0114.0 on
Thursday morning lasi., at the C omny Court.
lotztlaie Warren, Joitie de•
blatant, sit tldbury paenbrt•ker, was eued
£l2 43. for the maintenance of ilia wife. It WAS
tuoi, r.tood that the Cim IV.IO of coudderabl,
poblie liii. reitt, and as the persons roneereed iii
I. had tak,,i. tioir way to the Judgr's room. OF
r,potters dto a roattor of ,ou.s . 1 tiv)
•rv. ten, iiitereep'e I 011 Lii. in w.iy tttithor.
y a'wt., ei abet aak.ai if thity " were in the
toe," %All a view, danotleas, of prev.oititiv
,h. I. e L.iiu.g the jo.lize's roNu; kit mg
;id court o,y did so nevertot
toea:teotion of Mr. Perry (who opp-are.l for
pl itt ill) was e.dled to the fact :that " atran•
gore were pilot tut," and he reutarted tht.t
W i N priV•ll, matter. It W.Ol only all araloll
11. the fliaiiitt.,,ooCo of a uite, and tipt
eotauset (.lr. Ulug, WlO.l al peered for Oefelid•
ar,i) ..nd hint, f had agreed to deal vi hi l' sit
ptive, et% The prdceedidg, were,
for', c iitete in secrecy; bat we believe tie
•!. f ndant a.;ri ed 0 ale his wi'a 140 to welt,
.110 i that Lb n. WAS a 0 he a deed of separation
.ir. Wll
BOARD De GUARDIANS.

Th. uu..l eetie../ of •Ws l.rl world
,eNLerd .) ; Ur4in4er, he 4thair. T re
rt, u.eu Ir..tu 1110 .ks,
P km, fisher. t:hwits, W 0 .4.tpit, Hewer,
11. W..e Wl4 H
I• of the 144 inert:itg were read Mei
e, Admitted 11,4, the hug dune
the week, 18; discharged, 9; dead, 0; born, 0,
rrmamiug 316. CorrespoiwiLlE werk last
339. tiiii-deor re,i, f, hmig4winford dkiriet £23
4i 4 I; net, £lB 16, 6 I; Hidee
0:. district .818 11s 0 ; ;we-resident paUper.,
11- 8. le,Nfa .CU3 3 di ; against £62 193 2 ,
L. y..sr.

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F om the revrt of Mr. Tamer, Me lical 0 fleet.
o Ile il:ti foe Kingswin.oed, for th, past month,
i' a: pima the. the rate of mortality has fallenfrom
44 m Aprii, tJ 29 in Mty. He was pleased to cab
th attention of the Maud t 3 the fact that there
w re no deaths fro.n fever or infectious disease.
Mr. Dann, Medical Officer of Health for Hales.
sw.n, repot t d that d Irig the pad month tit r.
has be n little a.terat 0, in the h.st't% or unitary
con lic!isei of h:a district, exe..pt tat the • lathe..
of deaths has been lees than on any peevidus oc-
ea-ion. N.,w that the warm weather has com-
menced, he would again suggest that th., grutiags
of sewers in Hal..sowen, Craal, y swl other I,!an.e,
he at on p,..v:e sal s:eech.traps wherever
req..ired, and that the ..ttno t v,giiit..ce be still
ex. reiset in frequently emptying and parifying all
drains, ashpits, Jrc., as wd, as in cietn,ing and
whitewa.hin: the interior e. email houses. The
number of deaths reg'stered in May wuf aria
birth.;, 101.

A '.'AD DOGSur --A r J 410, wO3
T .. r,, nit, lit thc B •
. i . Is ow. I . e aid it .1
Ilk (portion tr.• • ta..o) 1,120t41 dog, bolondini

Whstier, of Khmer, who was staving at -h-
-. odl at 11,3 lime. It wait dlr. N. r. 4 le lie in 1
'aiwer,ne efvf,aou by eve ri the attend ,r •
• to. f•-• a wiel f,enf. N, 5' r tO hi, stab,
1t.1,1 o g ld rse tnere.
.1.1 -II pu .it by the 11,44 vThieit vats art a‘
here. '1 he a pearanee of the manual was in
trail.', ,bdt Nit% Peuny, veterinary aurgeou,
smit for. cud he at once pronounced it to h.
rabid : and, even,nally. die dog ails des'rOye
•,3 Poilce-covs alne Bladon, who was called in
for that purpose A. f as Cain be aseertame,
▪ nersou hail It-en bitten he the animal.
Din itilibkiLif CONDUCT.—Ai the Petty Sex-
s‘lon• bent yea, ram- haunt Lmlonel Fe EMI% lt
Feeer, dad U. I.*: air do-. Henry paudeti,
Eh Hears, William Farmer, John liohberley,
David Mohberley, William Brettle, Solomon
Brettle, and Charles Haggett, were charged with
being drunk at Cradle)', on the 7th inst. Police.
constable Roe, proved the case, and said &fen.
tants were all lightiud together. Defendants
pleaded guilty. Fin. crss each and cows.
Eli Bier, was charged widi being drunk at
the Lye. Defendeut did not appear. The ease
was proved and defeudiant was tined 10a and
CHARGE OF GAMBLING,—David Newey, Edward
Skeldiug, Mitt Wo,iini Jeavons, were charged,
with gambling on the highway at the Lye, on
the Elrd inst. Yulice-constatile !damson proved
the case. Defendants denied the charge, and
as there Ella a tiouut the Bench dismissed toe
case.

iti UL CARE.—Daviil Cartwright was
charged with steailog twesty.two pounds in gull
a purse, one pair of shoes, pair of stockings and
a 11 j teket, the property of Elijah Cartwright
tic fattier. 31r. Prescott appeared to prosecute,
and said the father did net %wish to offer any
evidence. Colonel Ftetcher said he had heard
part ut the evidence and tile Bench wisheti ti
hear the e tee. Mr. Preacuat: I shall retire from
the prim cation, end recommended the prose-
cutor mit to aus.ver any questions. Coloael
Eletchei Ii he does uut, we suail commit him
fur conteinot of court. 31r. Freer Wny pros
miter to we that, he shouhd liku fur bin.
have fourtecu days or a mouths i aprisonaten!
Pimaveucur tam' at Jed that on Sunday night lif•
heti taquity.two putithldiu until in a purse, tido
when be went tu bed ue was not super, an)
cuu:il hot day now the homey Was lust, lie also
had a Ilauuel jacket, widen the priseuer put on
ho would radtur not say any mitre about it.
J •sate Cdrtar.itilt, a minor, said that David
C wrictu !iambi lov e to biu two a ,vvigns
ou lnea tay, ,au allinatigs, three sup ',Need and a
toortpeuu) piece, alto) ahe purse produeed, r.e
nave to t..t:j n Cola-right. Watni pm-
...e thr
•y• it he had M orm Cartwrigh,
a ini tielevel 1A1,5 pr Muced Nan
t to sl••.e she o it ed to Police-sergeaut Junes.
Found Lb parse up atairs on a Chili in lily bed
r otn. in..ceolarkohuit Jones, said, he appre-
h i 1.4 the pr.1.10.11:r all A WanulL at Kat& r
▪ ur. it,Atl It to hi .1. emitter sant lan %terv.
a irry fur what 1 hive doue, it was a pity I took
tins money. 1 nail tuck front Ole ill Wor-
e ster. and a sliver watch i have bought with a
it Taint ef the money. The flannel j ieket, I
50,4 to a 1:1 e ot tic in Nur •sirer, for 1 3 lid.
~.,AVO to any attotahtr tour or lire pouuds,
pu.s.l W,../ECC*Ler. IWO verb 9.ler)aol I
•pe tu) f4LLee w.l. torgice Ille. Prisoner' aato
li. : was vie.) Surly aim if his father would for.
g,ve mai tie would pay all the money Imek
t relse it.Outha, and psy 10s per week. C dune.
Facteuer said that front tite unwillingness of thi
w,toet.sra he tad uut thitak that the jury wiuli
o inoh it, ind Li. y shoal I distill in.te the prisoner.
AVI ,LLNT WOMAN.— iillrriet. Hattuh, Val,..
• tiork:ey.Bartniuguatat, wet enurged with
aisatiooug Lc,ui.lil kitu• u as, yvster lay. Abant
two 0'43404 cuotpiainitut was standing by Mr
Cvintes carriage works, wool defend ant CAIRO 1111
Le elle 111111 beeu saying
aonut her. Compladtaut said, " nothing."
tVileh Ueiclidant struek hint violent bloat on
aid!, of site hea I wish 3 9 0.1
rAllr re wound. Lletenaldut was CL up in
settle it ily piYli.. 10, cu.urusalioo and costs.

~tr I R.tvk.m.tats. Jobb
.1101.C,011 WASU..I'; iut.l Cu, for leaviog a
cairisge whilst Ow t WS4 in InOtiOn, On th
21.11 wl,, St.ourbrake at tion. Mr Phillips,
8 statanuaater,;itr. tv..,a the ca, au4 said if he
h .d Ulit o.ught, hit of defendant ne won d have
ni at tikl, lost, some A his limbs, if hut hi.

ALLECtiLD ROBBERY. J4meNidaiey Wale
Oliargett with steZug tOOIIoS Riot tWo
the property of George West, ou tlio 111.11 Loa.
riy defouried. Prosoca.or's so A SAN tho
prisoo:r go to u wagon, p;eit up t.,e cups a 0
saucets, and wheu wituess asked law to pu•

hew hack Le tiacw them us the vi.u{ort 111111
•U .4/41 mere sur.ll 6.1. 'r he Witco
di..assed the churge it fclota, esti recotu•
in. stied pri:.ourt. to p,y prosecutor the 6.1. Mr
P-try gil he saould UuLO me Wiest to do so,
their brig iii seti.o for false implisou-
smut.

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14MASING Giuss.—J .hn Yardley was or
i.... u p e. tor daii.agiu,4 uowil g grass,
rt f Jituttlet SeAlllder+.
WILFUL :• ph Cutler and Ed.
a,.re each fisied 6.1, 6 I damage, sue
0,0,, for thimatfing a fence belonging to George
tidrseiey, on the B.h inst.
ASSAULT Cas.—Viliiaiii Fanner was charge:l
with assaulting Wdliain jolt r Brettle on the
7 u inst. at liagley. the eiv.e was withdrawn
on payment of cont.,.
AStALLTING THE POLICE.—JoStpII Fleteher
w hII ged vet it assaiii;ing l'oue • • dist .11
W the 7 h 111 t. Compliduaut aid tit
the defeLdant aud his hrotlnr w. to making
Ilul.i)aiicd In C.aeutry ti4e, I. They refused
ti g i home, and tie took the defendants brother
in custody. Defendant turned to rescue lin
and struck hint on the bail, and used ahusite
,angtiage. Defendant was so wiry violent that
tie liau to strike bins with his stall. Fined 10s.
1111 d COll.ll.