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

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ADJOURNED !LICENSING SESSION. --This sap:put--
meeting was held at the Police Court, on Tuesday. 1,11
following persons' who have been convicted during r"
year, were called beforejthe Bench end cautioned—Ligi;
Joseph Willetts, Fox, Halesowen; Edwa:d Peskin, ma'
Shovel, Halesowen ; William Robinson' Golden Cr°ll9'
Halesowen ; and Emma Cheshire, Red Lion, Quinta,,,2o. '
The only new application was by Nathan Smiths
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Shelton Inn, Belle Vale, who asked for a spirit 110'7,; '
The applicant was represented by Mr. Hayes, who WV;
that a license was needed in the locality, se there
three large works and two coalpits within the imine°l"..' -
neighbourhood, and the population of the district ‘0";
rapidly increasing, whilst there were only three °lf.
licensed houses within a mile radius of applicant's hntl2l:o ,
The Bench stated that they saw no necessity for ' ,
license, and accordingly refused the application. 0 :
NIGHT POACRlNG.—Frederick Shilvock, labourer, irto
charged with poaching upon land at Offatoore,. inb ,
occupation of Mr. N. Fellows, on. the night of tne
ult. Police-constable Smith watched the defendant
two others beati,ig a field with dogs and sticks at li Pill; t.
and saw oaf) of the dogs chase a hare into the
seized and searched the defendant, but found nottli,
upon him, and the other men escaped. Defendant, „,,,
had been previously convicted, was sentenced to, ",,,,
month's imprisonment, and was ordered to fin"
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sureties for his good behaviour for two years; in debtar
to be imprisoned for six months. wil'
WiLrui. DAMAGE.—James Bose was charged wlth.„.o
fully damaging a tree and fence, the property of Wwl),.
Hickton. Police-constable Smith proved the case. ,
fendant was fined Is and costs, and ordered W Psi
damage.
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Jun v LISTS.—The jury lists for the Tarior
and parishes were produaed and passed.
The sitting magistrates confirmed the appol P
Mr. Felix Smith as assistant-overseer for th, lj
of Hawne, at a salary of .e 8 per annum

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BRIEBLEY RILL.
CAUTION TO CARTEBAL-4t the Public 01
day last, before Messrs. F. Evers and H.
Rider was charged with being drtu.k on the
itrierley Hill, whilst in charge of a horse and
Police-constable Freeman proved the case.
pleaded guilty. Fined 2s 6d and costs.
COAL STMALING. George Cross and .Tosep—
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were charged with stealing a quantity of coal, on the '6oe
nit, the prop uty of Messrs. Williams and Co, "The .1.
was not pressed and defendants were discharged ce
ment of costs.

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DRUNK AND RIOTOUSI—Thomss Carroll was
with being drunk an I riotous in Brierle on '
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20th ult. Police-contable Doobar proved the csaBl,
said the defendant was very abusive. Police-serKted
Ellis gave corroborative evidence. Defendant oe'bes •
that he was drunk, and said that Police-constable Doo
kicked him on the ribs' and when inside the cell siruelt.
him several times, and beat him until he became irs.
Bible. Fined 52 and costs.
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STEALING TLTRNIPs.—Thomas Taylor was c--h.ra
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stealing a quantity of turnips, on the 21st ultinn)Liei,
property of Messrs. W. and E. Webb, of Virotor'a;o
The defendant pleaded guilty. Police-constable 111110. •
proved the offence, and produced a quantity Of it.
which had been stolen. Fined 103 and costs, 19s "dlear
CIIARGE OF TEREATENING.—Thomas Watts, .
blower, was charged with using threatening lanes% ed
William Bishop, on the 18th inst. Complainani srleiS
that defendant threatened to kick his heart olg-
ness corroborated. Defendant denied using ani `7,1 his
and called a witness who said that complainant
brother kicked the defendant, and she remonstrstelL-the
them. Complainant denied this, and in ammo' wool
Bench, said he was willing to pay the costs for defen.hoe
to be bound over to keep the peace in £lO, for
months.
ADJOURNED LICENSING StSSIONS.-011 MOD4yll,
noon last the adjourned licensing sessions for this
was held at the Police Court, The Bench said thq.,031;
determined to issue no fresh licenses. The f011n"....
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publicans, after being cautioned, had their 110°,..n,es
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newed :—Thomas Woodhouse' Traveller's Real,
[till; Emma Bradley, Prince Regent, Wall liseusii' etel ,
liam Masefield, Fortune of War, Round Oith,on
Palmer, Swan Inn, Pensnett ;John Clulow,Posk
Brockmoor ; John Radford, Queen Inn, QuarsYZitoh
Benjamin Phillips, Round Oak; Edward HarveYo h:.:4101
Oak, Shut End; George Walters' Holly Bush,
Hill; Joshua Bridgens, Turk's Head, Words's: ;
Edward Nash, Stewponey Inn, Ste!poney.
APPLICATION FOR EJSCTMENT.—Mr. A. 11••••-',..0.'
tor, from the office of Messrs. Corser and Walker* 'rear
bridge, applied for an order on behalf of WillinrlA9ll4
son, of Red Hill, Stourbridge, to eject Richer"„a es
from a tenement at:Commonside. Mr. flailighr,j, enf'
order was granted in July last to eject the 415T'w ffs'
but it was not acted upon as defendant prongs"' -110
out. The usual notices wore proved. me. ablitotore I
defended, raised several technical objections. 1111 c .
answered by Mr. high and overruled by Use 1000
An order was made for defendant to give up
in 21 days.
ENVILLE.
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REVISING BARRISTER'S COURT.—Mr. B. BawYlT
sing Barrister, held his Court at the Stanifor'fa
Hotel,_ Revile, on Tuesday last. Mr. &fast* ,` •
firm of Rogers and Jordan, Solicitors, Stout':
appeared for the Liberals, and Mr. Feral°, of 'n,` t thS
represented the Conservatives. The Lists as
Parishes of Upper Arley, Bobbington, EDvle..
Kinver were revised. For Upper Arley three 11 00.
were struck off and nine plaeed on ; for BobbinBh3ll' 041
off and one on ; for Enville five off and seven 00;
for Kinver 23 off and 18 on. Total for the lota
32 off and 35 on.

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