The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1875-01-23 00:00:00

aT AT COOKLEY.

ions, at Kidderminster, on

Elomfray, W. Hancock, J.
en, four young men named
inson, Charles Melling, lind
t the Cookley Ironworks,
:harged with committing a
t on George Bloomer, at
iber. The prosecutor, while
be accommodated with Si
case occupied over thr4s

rho appeared to prosecute,
the gravity of the assault,
Lad not summarily commit
for trial at the Sessions or
out ten o'clock on the even- ,
Sre had been some distrute ,
er and two others named
goners were concerned.. The
Head, Coakley, later in the
rushed in from the street,
it is alleged, in mistake for ,

cutor. stated that he worked I
On Monday, the 28th, he
ley. in company with a man '
ck in the evening. A mall '
. At the time for closing'
about to leave, the prisoners
and knocked Nestit down,
is received a bloWin the eye.
id he fell towards the gate.
Mound kicked him repeat-
ler prisoners struck him with
insensible. He called for '
lifficulty got away, into the
the house some time, ancU
officer, who recommended
-s. When he went to work
ill to work, and he con-'
a, of Kiuver, and bad not
:ept hii bed from the 30th '
anuary, during which time
Holyoak, jun. On his t
le assault, he saw Mailing
suggested to his companion
assault. Mailing, however,
▪ and said if he had known
not have struck him for a

?ared for the prisoners, ex- f
ength with the view of show;gerated the injuries he had
no work at the ironworks to
iorning following the assault,
d to "lie up," and make the
denied that he had ILO
1r seen any disturbance, and
ay men, not having seen then'
up to the time they rushed

:ompany with the prosscator
lid they were coming out of
las Barker challenged Nesbit,
te outside. Prosecutor inter)(ince, and the four prisoners •
)n, of Mayer, stated that he
Let ultimo, in consequence of
a at his house at Cookley.
-lee prosecutor was suffering
system, impaired sight, and
considered that he showed
aation of the brain. The
temple were caused by a•
t think it could have been

tated that a crowd of about
the Bull's Head. Be wet
he injuries he hadrecoired to

°sea to arresting Hillman,
e Cookley Ironworks. The
niched the prosecutor, Wend
Mailing subsequently, anti
got the other three—naming

of the prisoners, pleaded that
neditation. The assault had
he identity of the prosecutor
• of confusion.
Randle were called and elc-
their testimony was but of
show that prosecutor made
ime.

one of the persons present at
t Bloomer tried to strike the
B struck Mailing.
d, and stated .that while he
a Nesbit the prosecutor struck
out, and the four prisoners

of the evidence the Bench re-
of a quarter of an hour the
tad seriously considered the
itation in 'considering whether
of the case by merely in
allowed them summarily to
tse for trial. It was a gross,
ssault, and each of the pri.o-
in the House of Correction
for the space of two calendar
in some subsequent remarks,
iii be a warning to persons in
same neighbourhood as the
ie dangerous and the brutal
isters " of which mention ha&
ring of the case.

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)f original growth still vouch-
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