The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1875-10-02 00:00:00

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at 4601 t. aif t. seam was passed ; and now at a advice of Mr. Shepherd was acted upon, Mr. W. COUNTY COURT.
vriscstil'ed°ll A
during
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8 be paid.
depth 532 ft this Bft has been demonstrated, H. Penney proposing that the sum named should important to Sick Clubs.—At the County Court, on the 24th July. On the following Monday I sent
whAonhiaovveribtlesetin
tLoinc
before the Bench, and were
:—Joseph
reprimanded,
Yardley,
scahluavT6.
'lllibAt @traria Cr, Further boring will, it is believed, bring in the the horse and cart with a man up to the station to
on Saturday last, before Mr. Rupert Kettle, Judge, been fined during the yerr .
hie-1,1-, -valuable deep coal of the Cannock Chase This was seconded by Mr. Stringer, and carried
. . this was a case in which Mr. Phillips, surgeon, get the slates out of the truck- When he got
makers' Arms, Cradley Heath; Noah Prior, Yew Toren
there the Company's men had unloaded the slates,
field. unanimously. sued Mr. Southall for the sum of £2l2s for medical Blackheath; Prudence Pugh, Two Furnaces,
A notice was read from Mr. Knott, stating that attendance and medicine furnished to a man and the man came back and said, "The slates are
October the 4th next,
As usual towards the quarter's end, business in he had appointed Monday, . named Hackett, a workman in his employ. Mr. backwithout them. I
unloaded, and I have come em. Lane; William Bowkett, 11, own Lion,:Tividale ; Thomas
Parona, Railway Inn, e• ade.y Heath; 1 tonnes Sbentoe,
local iron market is now very restricted, but as the day on which he would audit the accounts did not take the slates away, because I did not Wonder Hotel. Tivii , • P , , ,iadeu
Homer appeared for the plaintiff, and Mr. Older-
---e upheld, and in some cases even strength- of the Commissioners. shaw for the defendant. The former stated that
-,-)epects of coal. The flooding of mines Mr. Kelly asked if anything else had transpired want them. It is usual to leave slates upon the change, Old Hill; Edwai,, 11,1`.i.114:e, Royal Oaa, .0
Bill.
. Hackett was a member of a club of which Mr. wharfe. On the 12th August, I went to the sta-
•listrict, combined with the agi- with reference to the proposition of Great Western tion and I saw the agent, Mr. Grimes, and I paid TRANSFERS.—The.
Phillips was the surgeon. Hackett met with an From Enoch Morris to Jane Stevens, Alma-street, Old
-- an advance of wages, Railway Company to place a station in the town. accident, and at the request of defendant's father, him for the carriage. I paid the carriage before
Hill; the Swan Inn, Cradloy Iltatli, from Richard Bar'
-imours alluded to The Clerk said he had not heard anything more which was made at the instance of defendant him- I saw the slates, I then went to look at them, turd to Alfred Aston.
- Excepting from the Great Western Railway Company. But self, Mr. Phillips attended him on the understand- and when I got within Bor 10 yards of them I
4.41 0d he might state that there was a rumour to the ing that defendant would pay his bill. For the said" Those slates are not for me." Grimes said
OLD HILL.
effect that a new line between Stourbridge, Kinver, defence it was stated that Mr. Phillips, as club "They are," and I said "they are not what I
ordered and I shan't pay for them." I have been ASSAULT CABE.—At the Petty Sessions held at 014
' clookley was about to be made. doctor, attended Heekett as such; that he was
',limn said it was the first meeting of the a builder 24 ears and these slates are not the Hill, on Wednesday last, before Messrs. N. IfingleY ftli"
paid by the club, and was not entitled to recover.
.4 was usual to appoint the various His Honour did not see it in this light, and gave a best Caertavyon. 'These were not fit to put upon W. Bassano, Edward James was charged with assault??
Samuel Wyld, on the 25th ult. Complainant anid tUal
--eeetings. He thought it verdict for plaintiff of £2 2s. a good building. I heard' what the architect has
he was having a few words with a maw named lidwiTl
--,Tiriori_nt a good num- stated about them being fit to put upon this
Action for Goods Supplied.—This was an action Hingley, when the defendant set about him. Defendsn'
-,cause it fre- building, and I say if he was an architect he would
in which the plaintills (Cook and Keller) songht to asked for an adjournment for a week, as he was eel
'''fficient recover £7 13s Gcl for horse corn and pig feed sup- not have said so. They were not good enough served with the summons late the previous night, and b:
for such work as I had in hand. Mr, Gillam knew had no time to get his witnesses together. Adjournt
Plied to defendant (Beddoes). Plaintiffs keep a what kind of work they were wonted for. When for a week.
-;sion shop and it was stated that the articles I paid Mr. Gillam for the Penryn, I had an inter- DRUNEENNESS.—EIijah Hadlington was abated W.a.ille
and
omtikohouraleatilliQßAPTrmalrs.irnPrina7A na°u-arumulivilhori:eta:loll:Pellisgr:v°ll7ll.
• --,1. which included beans, sharps. and
"lied either to defendant or his view with him and told him I had notyet seen the being drunk on the 261.6
' their books, showing the slates, and that we should want to use them in a proved the case,
day or two. I should not like to give more than been r!ncoreliaduletgtainst defendant, Iss was tined Now
I.fence was that only
half what I paid for the slates which were sent me, costs; in d
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--, had, and that It would require very strong roofs to hold such
'iallitiffs' slates. were summoned by Henry Parkes for non-payment ""
poor rates for Rowley district. An order as made for ,
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Two witnesses were called, and after hearing payment in 24 days, with costs.
*- evidence, His Honour said two witnessas for SHOOTING A BOY.—George Hancocks, a young xa,i.ag.'
4 had sworn positively to the slates
2w7atshchnaitr,geadt wTitchidsahleo,otwinagh at
teFnrtedteoridcko Bhrtmowng, (r)ilkowteas:
-rvon, whilst no one had sworn
' -Pendant. He should there- bodily harm. Mr. Addison appeared to prakenor
f for the full amount aanrdembraL,
on
ntotkees defended.
h ground that he lat:Ci ndoistohad"an opPo:
tunity to get his witnesses together. Mr. Stokes said ,41
„ case was a trivial one, as a lot of boys were together, an
. --ne the prisoner had a gun in his hand which accidental!!
--it off, and prosecutor was not seriously injured. !!
' was granted, prisoner being bailed to attend An
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