The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1874-10-17 00:00:00

SATURDAY, OCT. 17, 144.

have a glass of gin when she defendant struck him intim)
face, and threatened to keno" his brains out. The dc.
fence was that the complainant 'aid that he had paid for
wiskey for her, and she knew that he had not, and she ,
slipped him in the face. lined Is am. costs.
A FAMILY Row.—Sarah Ann Bissell, Maria Brown, ,
Dinah Round. and John Brown. were charges{ ‘,({{,
as-
saulting Amelia Brown on the 3rd ult. Cou.{4.{.{we,
said that on the night in question all the deform...ea
came up to her, and beat and kicked her Will she be-
came insensible. kroma Sanders, Samuel Snooks, 1341-
janrin Partridge, and William Tally gave evidence to sup-
port the am-unit, and it came out that all the parties were
related to each other, and that there had been a convivial
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pleinant's husband beating at the male defendant's door,
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and heard the w Howe breaking, and that all the defend-
ants were in the house. Witnesses were called for the
defence. After hearing the evidence the case was des-
missed.
ASIAULTING A LANDLADY.— Thomas Greaves, •
gardener, residing at Westbronorich, was brought up on
• warract charged with refusing to quit the Lion Inn,
Quinton. on the 10th inst., when requeated. Defendant
was further charged with assaulting Emma Cheashire
the landlady. Mr. Smith appeared to prosecute. and
briefly opened the case, the facts of which will be found
detailed below. Complainant, (a widow), said that she
lived:at Lion Inn, Quinton. On the 10th inst., the de-
fendant, a Mr Thomas, and a man named Taylor, came
into the home andlasked for • glass of ale. Thomas had
some soda water. As she went down the collar for the
sleds def. nlaut fullosed her. She asked him what he
w attot when he went up the etepe. Went into the bar.
Defendant made use of filthy words to her and pushed
her Arent, and behaved Mau indecent mariner. Defend-
ant pleaded guilty and said he was drituk at the time,
and did not know what he he was doing. The Bench
consiidered it a gross assault. and that his conduct was
bad. If the police had found him drunk, the landlady
would be liable to be prosecuted, and they considered
that licensed victuallers should be protected, and fined
defendant for refusing to quit, Ithe and costs ; for the as-
, sault 40s and costs; £4 15a.

DRUN6 AND Ittivrors.—William Sanders was charged
by Sergeant Kemp, with being drank and iiii.orderly on
the 4th inst. Policeoiergeant Cowell proved the case,
fined 5s and costs.

GARR TRRAPASS.—Jesse flollinsou was charged by
Char:es Marshall Powell, with trespassing on land in the
occupation of Thomas White, on the 17th nit , in search
of game: Thomas Sabin proved that he saw the defend-
ant beating two fields, he had a gnu his hands A secoud
witness was called to prove the case, and Police-constable
Dormant proved that he hat cautioned the defendant.
Mr. White proved that complainant only had the shooting
The defence was that lie went oil the ground at the re-
gueAt of his master Mr. Leicester, and had been no for
years. Defendant was fined 10A and coats, which was
paid by Mr. Leiaester.
BREACH OF me PEACE.—William Bastable and George
Russell were charged with committing a breach of the
peace by fighting, nu thA 10th inst, at Blackheath. Police'
sergeant Baldwin proved the ease. Ordered to pay costa.
CH.AROE OF GAMI:LING. Michael Bastable, Samuel
Heywood, Jeremiah yestwood, Solomon Roberta and
Ibmjamin Rushton were charged with playing at cards 011
the highway, on the 3rd iust Police-sergeant Baldwin
proved the case. Defendant pleaded guilty Ordered to
p ly costs.

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a scalp, or an aisemblage of foreign hairs intermingled
with the scanty material of original growth still vouch-
safed to the bare cope!; or but the effect is poor and the
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