The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1873-10-18 00:00:00

sAIIITIDAY; OCT. is, 1878.

glory of Chriateadom, gash as el. Mead%
He personally thanked the Biehop for Ids ssailf.
he wonli ask them to deb& to the
clergy of of all denominations, bat of the
the word was applied, of the Church ergerottl‘a
The Bishop, is reply, allsidU to Me goof ageoithin
he considered Church restorations had *no NZ
and to the high esteem ia which Lord Lyisagiczt.
held in an parts of the county. as 00,sinEng
posing " The health of Lord Lyttslioa, ' who lel;
gave the " Health of the Rector."
Mr. Bourlay baring reolm°l4_,.._,th• "Rail dila
Preachers" wu given from the cow, Mid reipailik
by the Yen. Archdeacon Hone.
The Vernerable Archdeacon said he lulled tgaa
work of that day as a remarkable midrase of sinr.
feeling throughout the country against the 600.-4-74.
meent Loofrd the grub.
wolizeoginyld. issootwritmat
u isaimmigi
money to such a purpose if
.he thought the Chary.:
likely Lobe turned. lilt° •gm Waco, or wit 1
no distant time.
The " Health of the Churchwarden (Mr.
the Architect" brought the prouedings

AUSTRALIAN HEAT AT THE KIDD
WORKHOUSE.

Mr. J. Kiteley presided at the !ensign,
the Kidderminiiter Board of Guardians, haljel*:
In consequence of • " petition" from the iamatemed.
the use of Australian meat in the house, tee Uri
aeon (Mr. Stratton) presented a report at ths ow.
Mr. Stretton said although he had heard mensimor,
dissatisfaction about the meat, many of the inning
dining to eat their diaper on the days it as allo4
he had never been able to trace any Weasels inns.
considered the meat good for Methinks., lad
opinion that it did not cook well in my wag,
tore, not good for winter. He liked it, win*
hot weather, but he should never with to est
winter. Mr. Stretton could easily Lamess tingis...,
the aged poor and jaded of the populatio•
was created by its compulsory sad too hello s.
which might create a feeling of loath* eg
of it.
The Clerk also read a letter from Kr. ThernalOmp
ton, of Winscombe, near Westoneaper-Sess.
baring seen from the papers the manorial See is
paupers, wrote to say that Australian mad SINN
quality as much as the English, SINI the end%
might have had the misfortune to get • :atip
nasty" lot. Both he sod his iteighbeare
nourishing, sad what was mon ems vine* ilaala ray
liked it too. He feared these dainty Imareo halms
to their present position from the mat 01 a
to be content with wholesome food. They tit
of miners and others chemise; the !Hat SOWita•aidipmi
tug their immense wages in 'gum and driskiegaid
when all had been spent they would have se semist,'
tehoemyewaerpeonnotht
se.ppreateeapaziethrs
min9.ld.wasge
saiandemapiariga •
The Queensland Meat Preserving Company the nab
to the Board making special referees, le think*
recently made by Mr. Buckmaater on the.
nutritious qualities of Australian saest.—tir.Daninip.
said in the couety gaol Australia* meat we eanilisgi
he was sure it would not have been adopted thirstily
nutritious.—Mr. Harvey wag of Minim that soft '
duty of the Guardians to make the condition el Seen
fortueste people who came under their care as ad*
able as possible. He thought that the reesperMintag
between the English and Australian meet would So:,
that there was any great saving by the adoption MI,
Australian meat.—The Chairman reminded tit ssj
that the meat was only introduced into the lasealag I
mature consideration, and he believed that ialMl6ll
throughout the country were asking the euennatallts
it was desirable to introduce these meals into
—(hear). If so, waa it fair or reasonable theliV
were the only people who would not eat them
(heir). Many persons used the meat as a Elle
economy, aud they as Guardians were also booed It It
economical in the administration of the house. &aid
not think it would be right for the Claudius to War.
fere with the dietary established, but perhaps it atria
be well to try another brand of most —After Initbe
discussion, it was resolved to continue the nee of th
meat, and a resolution was also carried, ia newer toga
memorial from the pauper., to the effect that Ss
tinardians believing that the Australian mettles Mk*
some, they saw no reason or ground for changing the
dietary, —The coot of out-door relief for the kali*
amounted to £l6B 10s, end the number reseislsgialb
house was 181, against 196 at the correspond* pedal
last year.

DUDLEY.
PANISH Cutrame Scnoote.—On Tugela] bit 11.
Fenn, who bas been mistress of the girls' wheel heap
wards of 19 years. received a gold watch from Me mg
and present scholars as a token of the high estop la
woicli she is held. She also received an enamelledgeld
ring, with a cross of pearls in the centre, the whets el
Dickens's works (11 v 01..), original edition, haadsomely
bound, and a photographic album, containing tisieir4.
traits, from the family of Dr. Browne, vicar of
who highly respected Hiss Fenn, and deeply appresidei
her conduct and faithful work in the schools tour lis
care. Several friends presented Hiss Fema with a Melo
rial Prayer Book, waarproof shawl, book bracket,leme
basket, pickle jars, etc. Owing to Miss Penes sem
illness the presentation was made privately.
MUNICIPAL. Councillor Brettell and Camila
Edwin Wright have expressed their intention to dada
offering themselves for re-election as members of the
Town Council.
FATAL PIT ACCIDIIWT.—Mr. Robert J. Watts, Deff'y
District Coroner, held his first inquest on Smarty,
' when an inquiry was made at the Dog and Partridge
Kate's Hill, into the circumstances which led to Me
death of John Henry Skidmore, labourer. Dammam' wm
engaged in No. 2 Pit, Round's Hill Colliery. Tisdale,
on Wednesday last, and was drawing " bowks " of
with a horse, when one of them slipped off and jawed
him against the side of the pit. He repaired saidile-
i iries that he died early the following morning. Tts
evidence ehowed that deceased had not properly faddist
the' books " with the chains provided for the pupas.
Yr. Scott, sub-inspector, remarked that it was too is..
mon it practice for persons employed in pits to NSW
taking necessary precautions for their own safety. A
verdict of " Accidental death " was returned; but the
jury ehoreesed a hope that those pissed in authority
mines would see the workmen used all necessary took
ernes and precautions in the work.
FATALITY AT NITHIEHTON......OO Saturday afternomi,
Mr. Watts, deputy coroner, held an inquest at the Gust
Hospital, on the body of • yonth, named Benjsiels
Tibbetts, who died in the iostitit'ion from injeries
calved by a fall from the new brewery, belonging talk.
Roliason, at Netherton. The youth was looking from
one of the highest wiadow spaces, when he loet ku
balance and fell to the ground. The Jury returnee
verdict of Accidental death."

THE LOCAL COLLIERS AND THE HOSPITAL—MT. Lei
Brittain has hooded over to the Shiest Hospital fa
received voluntarily from the misers of the Dadiey
trict

APPLICATION Copal Tif6 LICENSING ACT.-01 Mes.
day, st the Borough Police Court, before Aldermse
Rudge (Mayor) and Aston, an application was made by
publicans from Netherton for an extension of hours os
the occasion of the wake. The magistrates calmed the
application.
lioßlisay BY A TICEIT-01-LBAYS KAN.—Milts um
...out, James Farley (19), sinker, Swan-street, a tisk*
of-leave man, was charged with stealing a parse silts
-lid, belonging to Esther Barfield, his sister. MY
prisoner lodged with his sister, who is • widow, end OS
senday night, at about ten o'clock, when she seethes.
she found him drunk lying on the so! i. She went is
bed, and left him in the kitchen. Shortly after 061
o'clock in the morning, prisoner entered her room.
pulled her out of bed by the leg, and asked for SOW
money. She replied that she had none, upon which he
abased her, aearched hir clothes, box, and bed, and II
the latter found her purse, which contained is 411. ,
Prosecutrix partially dressed herself, and begged her !
brother to give her the money back, as it was all do
had in the world to pay the rent with, and to keep bee'
sell for the week. He pulled out • clasp-knife, sal
threatened to eat her head off. Intormaqon was given
to the police, and the prisoner warn apprehended.—The
Mayor : It appears the' you have just concluded st.i
of seven years' pebal servitude, aid you have only bad I
• few days' freedom. You will be committed for Weld !
the ensuing Sessions.
PRIER SIVoRDBYANSHIP.—CorporaI George G. &OM t
of the Dudley Troop, Queen's Ow Regiment Worcester- f.
shire Yeomanry Cavalry, has jest been presented, by
Cqtain Brooke Robinson. with a saleable silver cue,
lined with gold, for his efficiency in sword exercise d
the recent competition at Worcester. Corporal Brown
Inas been presented by the Earl of Dudley with a hand
some sword, nearing a suitable inscription, es 61PN" Pi
his lordship's approval of his swordsmanship.
A BAIT'', OF DODLIT CASNS.—At the Worts*.
Beesions, on Wednesday, before Mr. G. W. Hastier,
vice.chairman, James Parsons (17). gun engraver, Irst
charged with stealing • purse and 150 7d on the
Angiut. at Dudley, the property of Thomas Addle-
The wife of the prosecutor missed • purse which she
had put in her satchel before leaving her boom, atill
going into the market. A witness was called to Pr77o
that the prisoner was seen attempting to pick pooled
on the evening when the proseentrix is alleged to bow
missed her purse. Upon being searched when appla•
handed, a purse, containing money, was found on NM
Previous convictions were recorded against the petrel..
and he warn sentenced to twelve calendar months bud
labour, and five years' police supervision.— Whim
bledgley (19), collier, was indicted for stealing a pied
on the 14th of February. at Dudley, the ?Must al
Hoary Williams. Mr. Self° presented. Prisoner ire
found guilty, After a previous summary convietioa,
woo sent ,nced to nine calendar months' im
with hard labour.—Benry Wright (17), la ourer"lrirsiwnt
arraigned on • charge of stealing • box, font glass show
cases, seven watch chains, and other articles, ou the
sth of August, at Dudley, the property of Peter aria,.
Mr. Bede prosecuted. On the 4th of August, the FC46'
cuted. On the 4th of August, the proseeutor, who
resides at Spankeley, near Birmingham, went to the
Dudley Fair, where he had a stall, and exhibited for
sale • quantity of jewellery. In the evening he puked
his jewellery in • box and left it in the Shambles. Os
the following morning a young man asked his if Its
should take his box to the station, and the prowler
answered in the affirmative. Whilst following his his
at some distance, he was interrupted in his muse by •
man who talked to him, and subsequently misled his
box. The prisoner was not the man who had earl
him if he should take his box to the station- Tbe
prisoner was found at a public-heus• offering for esle
various artisteg of jewellery, and upon being ouested
on a charge of being concerned in the robbery, sited
that t
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ieoutiSed bonym,
tett. boa
ny
pthreihoeizaFitomorleannus,
etwb4ol.i. ewinghThewerojaosumollesa•kis.
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month, with li,abud.wardea leabmitmrib,47teicliNtosoprisole nprocr64:mfor One eallellatarg:
e.t sad
71E LD, his Offices, ex. Hiedostuut.
in Bounty of Woreestow to whisk plane •10181011
other ooteteetaterious mart heledereeseL
Slturd•Y, October 18, 1815.

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SAVITIDAT, OCT. 18, 1878
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years ago a feeling of alarm prevailed when we lof human authority had suffered, because the death, not more than half an hour. There was the trade in the north was so different. Tbio remark I °Reim. cm Agg•ULT.—At the Pollee Court, on Thurs. eory of ChriMeadees, sash es es.
was received with loud applause. and the *seeker eon. day, before bf .H. Smith, and L. Freer Mr. Jno. He personally thanked the Bishop floi °No.
were told that our coal beds were being ethane- 1 authority of God him simply been set at naught. also a quantity of blood issuing fro.m. her mouth
eluded his remarks by advising the men to resist • re- Chambers, of the firm of Messrs. Chambers, Harrison he won't ask them to dark to r•
''‘tour§tibge Obscrber. ted much more frapidly than they cou'Al be re- ' Husbands were against wives, and wives sought from some internal injury. The injuries were
• . (Matron even to a strike. The meeting which was and RIR', the Dolph, was charged with assaulting clergy of all denominations, bated*.
orderly throughout, then proceeded with some private , Jesse Pearson, a meter, in his employ on the 10th hut the word was applied, of the Church ofisaegararet plenished, and that unless more ears was exer- a dissolution of that which could only be die, such as might be occasioned by a fall down stairs
cised, or a substitute found, the chances were solved at the hands of God. Children were , Mr. Holberton defended. Compla‘nant said us was • The Bishop, is reply, alluded to thego
ma..
occasioned by the external violence. Jury
The
- - , carter in the employ of defendant. Os the morning of he considered Church restorations had ia gos.--""LIIIII
""013ER 18, 1873. that this article of priceless value would soon I now to be taught, but not taught from a right „o ..
The cause of death was some. internal injuries
,• the above date witness went oat with the horse and and to the high esteem it which Lord
become extinct. The statement attracted so ' source; servants broke off from their masters,OLD HILL.
I...RITELTY TO DOGS. At the PoliceCourt,yeeter-
t un, d a verdict of "Accidental death."
1 cart and when he came back defendant said he had held in all parts of the county. H
• 8 clOsukidai ~. all
much attention that the Government of that day and the masters complained that the days which STIRLING A GOLD a too , been long away, and began cursing witness, who said posing " The health of Lord Lyttelten,•• we° i."IPIS
appointed a Royal Commission of Inquiry. It existed a few year ago existed no more. They
charged with cruellly illtreating two dogs by set- on Tuesday last, before Mr. F. Twemlow (chairman), if he (defendant) did not like it he could eve wane.. gave the "Health of the Rector."
John Williams (26), on bail, chainmaker, was indicted 14 days' ' ' Mr. Bewley baring
Rosa—At the Stafford Sessions
notice. Witness asked defendant for 4d to pay
consisted of the most eminent authorities, and were astonished at the position of working men, day, before Mr. J. Holeroft, William Morris was
responded, r• .. Hari .1
gates to Stonrbridge. Defendant offered complain- Preachers" was given front the chair, sag .....,_„, .---- .11a
their investie,mtious extended over nearly three and the way iu which they dictated to their em- stable Tomlin° said he received informs- for stealing on the 28th August, a gold ring, the property the
lOf Moses Mark. Prisoner pleaded guilty, and was sin- ant the money, bat he did not take it. When be came by the Ten. Archdeacon Hone. --r?ceelle
- coal years. The Commission reported Ord there ployers was an indication of the shaking of the tpionligeteh.ceomn on to tight at Hagley, on the Bth inst.
Con of defendant eettingon the dogs to fight from tenced to 21 days' imprisonment, back defendant said he had been robbing him, and The Vernerable Archdeacon said he
was ineontestible evidence of our coal supply fennlation of the moral fabric. Here they would Mr. George Watson. Witness afterwards saw the I Tongs CRAROII AGAINST • Puntaesw.-At the knocked bim down and damaged his cost. Mr. Bolter- work of that day u • remarkable seldom es oki•-•,11i
being practically inexhaustible, anti that, even , learn to " render to Czesar the things that were defendant's dog and another dog belonging to a Police Court, on Wednesday, before Messrs. F. W. sx.
..-Wing for an increased rate of consumption, C•nesar's, and to God the things that were Smith Edward Palmer, landlord of the •
Mr. Moreton, a Stourbridge. Moreton's dog was Bares and H. , . . . , ton, in defence, called Mr. Harrison, who said lie 11141 feeling throughout the country agaiset oh. • --.
--sent :look of coil would last over the God's." very much injured. Defendant said he was in . . above date he met oomplainant, who baked him like Lord Lyttelion would give so hugs id ,ww,Lan
&partner in the firm of Chambers, Harrison and Ellis. moot of the Church. He could sot theme
Swan Inn, Rowley, was charged with permitting drank-
-ears. That is to say, making no at. At the conclusion °tithe service a liberal col- beer at the time. Defendant was fined fis and omen m his house on the 6th mat; and farther chargtd Complainant back t money to such a parpose if he thought lb.
for 6d to pay the gates,came•
'man's ingenuity and his power of lectiou was made, oats, or 14 days'. swith allowing a quantity of ale to be sold on the pre-
mises dosing prohibited hours; and also charged with five o cloc ,
Defendant asked complainant what he meant by asking no distant time. ihEN
-0! prices to changing circuit'. The musical:nrrangements were ably con. COAL STIRLING. Eliza Taylor was charged being drunk himself-Mr. Stokes appeared for defend- . i and he ought to have been back at three. likely to be tarns& into. gm wee.. or a =malt
him (witneas) for money when defendant had given him The "Health of the Churchwarden ofir.mak.,
•ich has witnessed a marvel- ducted by Mr. A. Emery. with stealing 521 b. of coal the property of Mr. J. ant.-Police-constable Beard said he was stationed at ,On the
dd. complainant :denied receiving the ed from defen. the Architect" brought the pretending' ks a ahisTili
•ii during the last half Subsequently a large and fashionable party B. Fisher, at the Hayes. The case wae withdrawn Rowley. On the night in question he visited defendant's
reat Britain will fur- lunched together at the Public Hall, on payment of 7s 6d-costs, house about ten o'clock He saw defendant in the dame Taylor, the foreman, to make complainant's -
A SINGULAR CASE-Before Messrs. J. Holeroft room. There were 40 or 50 young men and women in time
out Taylor did so and wituess paid complainant. AUSTRALIAN MEAT AT THE KIDD
Chambers
'el to that which The chair was occupied by Sir Charles Clifford. - • h
and W. C. Firmstone, Mary Smith was charged the room. Six men were drink. Defendant was also
mquest to the In proposing the health of Pope Pins IX., the drunk. Witness visited the home, in company with Po.
said
with stealing 61 the property of William Tait, at he would not, and used bad language. Defendant
tI
h. Me
consequence
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...II I.Aiet elcl
Australian
1i a
nf presideda W"petition
ling (.•4 the chairman said the measures his Holiness had minutes
slotpioltmeelneveinn the
Cradley, on the 14th inst. Mary Simon, daughter lice-constablesJeawcktshoen,at
landlord2o then put his band against complainant and pushed him
aig
'•-, which adopted during his Pontificate, history Would Defendant then told him- to leave the ground andThhee
out of the stable. Complainant ctallt ngeti defendant
the Ridderminoster Board of Guardians, haajoa.4.l
-,ble, declare that the result had been to winnow the of prosecutor, said prisoner came to their house
tasaEmreonoingtht.At eleven o'clock he heard the church clock anddiSLe Mt.orid
to light. The Bench dismissedoii tit
Caetill awe' 'barged with
-, chaff from the wheat and to leave Catholicity on on tho above date about three o'clock. She asked
witness for half a pint of fourpenny. Witness strike, an.l informed the landlady of what time it was,
and told her that she must get the people out of the ATRaltivCilli
Henryh
boy.
ir,
and
", broader basis than it had ever occupied. He gave it to her, and prisoner handed her la Witness house as soon a. possible, and she said, " All right."goon (Mr. Stratton) presented • report ma tile ashe,,
' 'need also that history woild have to relate went and fetched the change and when she came C Mr. Stretton said although he had heard
Atrithetuuding all the wars of Pius IX. back, prisoner add she had found ld in her pocket , • deck suited
ipassage. Jackson was not with me the l I'ne ease ''
rosaexamined : I went at ten o'clock first There was
d with dissatisfaction about the meat, many of the i....... 14
DRCNILIINNKBS.- Daniel Marlow was charge .
72;roucer'sgs_howthiedsait.haeat tt_wasWaa"ovenr,yatrli
itttel
speak to the landlord the first time ' 1. c ining to eat their diaper on this days it
-;ven him the victory, aud he becalm) and asked witness if she would give her 6d for ' being drank and riotous at Penenett, on the, lwlaiith;fimosiiii
of the men. Defendant was talking, he had never been able to trade any illaso:tis---••"7.
some coppers she had. Prisonei placed the six- , filet time.
toDeidt,:seott
P.O Storer piiroovend I.ll.eacoccaisce.,
mandehadref odes
charged with a similar considered the meat good for Mainlines., kos al,:
-qtruily received, as were other pence in coppers on to the silver lid, and asked
hoer husband breaking some crocks. The defendant was
tnora Zen in the parlour. The landlady complained about
ohs-Thomas
ee a t l,h
ensnett, on the same date! Police-constable opinion that it did not cook well in my. amp, am ii.:
* a complimentary nature, witness to give her Is for the lot. Witness did drank.-Mr. Stokes: How do you know hews. drunk? e.rt tore, not good for winter. He liked u, pftudici
Storer proved the case, and defendant, who has been
so, and prisoner went away, and witness after- Witness: Cause he was.-Mr. Stokes: How long have hot weather, but he should never wish
wards found she was eid short. Prisoner came to you been in the force 1 Witness; Fifteen years, air.- p winter. Mr. Stretton could easily Lames. trig
"°ADE. the house at night and called for a pint of ale. Kr. Stokes: Well. I'm amazed. Witness: He was lean- previously consisted, was fined 10d.
the aged poor and jaded of the populasioa a dialies le I
was created by its compulsory sad too helm.
'.olsiceible• Prisoner called for another pint and tried the A ards • that Is how I know he was drunk
She tendered 6d, and witness gave her the change. ing down talking to a man, and his body swayed back' was
Ilk
which might create a feeling of loath* A mu*
my attention to the close. I. of it.
„Aid in same dodge on again, but it did not pay. Prisoner ABSAULTING • STEP FAIRBIL—At the Polioe Cour.,
We were in the house about a minute. Neither the i
"Herdwssesnin-lhriisswehirt &leaves, and therefore he wee drunk.. , .
The Clerk also read slather from Kr. Thstialket
„au asked witness's mother, and the mother was de- landlord 04 landlady culled
h 3.c1 b Francis Thomas with ton, of Winscombe, near Waston-eapse-leare v,
, hided in the same manner. The wife of prose- Did not bear them say WOW five minutes past eleven ' John Payne was c rap . y . ~
on Tuesday, before Major Smith end Mr. J. Watson
having seen from the tigers the eaeleotiel km as
• I assaulting him on the 3rd •nst, and complainant prayed
enter gave evidence to tho effect that she -as Dal not bear the other officer say anything. Police- i
for sureties of the peace. Complainant said he came paupers,
_,, wrote to say that Australian Masi Si* la
'en in, in the same manner as her daughter; constable Jackson, stationed at Rowley, said he &ens-
home from Birmlogbaut on the afternoon of the above quality as lunch as the Main", °ail the %lair
'-ot managed to take the Is from prisoner panied last witness to defendant's house, at 20 minutes
date. Defendant was at his house sad at ink him on
"'rid it too. He tiered the.. daiatlf Pa
might have bad the misfortune to gat • "
house,aw the
whod defendant, nil
were
, drunkw ims
Theydrnl o.
werelr o ..
it a di i
.lot. Both he sod his steiglabesue
Could leave the house. Prisoner said
IpAstmeelnevietn.thetithe face sever.'lmes, I socked him (Mau and kicked nasty"
a mistake, and became very abusive.nourishing, and what was more emoriusisig three.%
-Ids given into custody. Police- down in the tap-room. The defendant was standing
said complaivant sio .ed _ other had names and he ""/41. hill*,
ung
Cross.examined : Beard went in first. We were inlielhadhriescle ved sufficient provocation, him. Defendant is step.son of complain: it. Defendant
to their present position from Ur rot m a orpri.
ehended prisoner, and cha.,,ed :tut a minote. The other officer did not spesk to the then ;ternacck him.
Bench did not consider it any case for peace warrr-a. to be content with wholesome food. They led hefei
-gouging to Wm. Tait. She landlord; nor did I. Neither of us spoke to any of the Tptndent was fined ed and coats fore common essimit, of miners and others choosing the bar *Ur este.
'+, when they gave it me." men. I saw the men come out of the Louse, and they ing their immense wages in eating and *talks of
Defendant
LILTING • WORAN.—Senjam: i Grol3ll was charged
a. address. She is a, would not go out of the street. They ware all drank. b Ann Choir, eith aseareing her on the 3rd out. Corn- when all had been spent they would have as
samese
'leaded guilty,and The defendant came to the door after the men were in .I. at said defendant called her a "50!!," end then come upon the ratepayers in old age rd riabi.l
ment, the street -Mr. Stokes, in defence, said if the landlord atm" -h t provocation. Defendant said they were not supplied with rump desk andebelimmet
stick her ad ma any
-try Rothe- was drunk the Bench had no right to fine him. It had The Queensland Meat Preserving
complainant assaulted him 0-stand he was compelled to . _ CooPall7 &ft war
. James been decided y b a Bench of Magistrates that • man was strike her in self-defence. Witeesses ware exile I on to the Board 11l epeeist regrow to *tar*
~ , liable, but it had never been decided by the Queen's htth sides, and sifter heatiog the,- evidence, the Bench recently made by Mr. Suarratar ow the ralawarta
IBench, and it was tbc opinion of several of the first oiemieeed the e&,,e, nutritious qualities of Australian asest.-Ila Dftbega,
criminal lawyers of the day that the Magistrates had no ANOIOE6 A.IIIIAULT. John Coley was charged with ciiii in the collate gaol Australia* meat was loom
'quit to fine a man for being drunk in hie own house. u.uuttitiuu Joseph see,,, on the 16th of July. Joseph he was sure it would not have been adopted Omega'
tierenee to the time of diming, he should prove that sw,,,ss
j t'i'.' was charged edit &sear 'tang Ann Coley at the nutritious-Mr. Harvey wag of °Pintos that it mina
sly five minutes past eleven. He contended that same time end place. Mr. Shelcespeare appeared for daty of the Guardians to make the coeditain al la lia
-e given by the officer was not satisfactory, Coles' , end Mr. Holberton for Swasa's. The assault on fortunate people who came under their cause. ammo
Bench to give defendant the benefit of the s
Ann Cols t, ~,ne uke. first. Complaisant said she kept able as possible. He thought that the orptratir ay
s him. The Bench said in the first oter'n shop at linetrobel fields. About three between the English and Australian meat wadi *se
drunkenness, they had decided to s'
o'clocki she saw John Ssosesi jun. He threw a handful that there was any great saving by be adoption 11%
'he seeged clue, for selling ale of rubbish into his shop. it wades noise and witness's Australian meat.-The Chairman reminded tit ilide
' that proved, and should fine mother went to the door and spoke to defendant. Some that the meat was only introduced into the boom*
'os charge of being drunk
,_ stout* were afterwards throe a into the yard by di-fen- mature consideration, and he believed that MAIM*
.'"mcs perhYi Joseph slant, She went into the yerd and saw defendant, who throughout the country were asking the euestieal wide
Whorton. Edward threw apiece of brick which ettock her mother on the it was desirable to introdace these meats into lapao
charged with leg. He afterwarda picked up Oro stones, one of which -(hear). If so, waa it fair or reasonable that,,
4 b1",,0n he threw at her, and with the other he struck her on were the only people who would not eat then 111111-•
' ''''' ''''g, the mouth, head, and shoulders. She had not touched (heir). Many persona used the meat as • men a
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, him. It wide her mouth bleed. Emma Lewis, a sister economy, sad they as Guardians were also beadle Is
of defen au , d t threw stones at complainant and lost, at her economical in the administration of the home. Hatd
-,other. ew s L i picked up • basket and struck Mrs. not think it would be right for the Claudius to eau
' the forehead with it, and also gulch her on fere with the dietary established, but perhaps it malt
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d. Cross-examined : Did not see my brother be well to try another brand of mesa-After Whir
..i. defendant. My mother did not strike Mrs. discaesion, it was resolved to continue Ms Iles of ths
',other was in the garden, but he did not meat, and a resolution was also tarried, ie ernawer te th
're. Coley was called, and said defen- memorial from the pauper., to the effect that gis
opposite side of the road, and they Sinardians believing that the Australian musts. wade
.v. About three o'clock in the some, they saw no reason or pound for akar* tisk
is, she went into the shop in dietary, -The cost of out-door relief for the lore*
'se. She spoke to &fen- amounted to £l5B 10s, and the nuraber remaining**.
-t into the shop. She house was 181, against 196 at the correspond* rid
Mle the garden. As taut year.
a piece of brick _
-. She saw the
"nit bleed. DUDLEY.
on the
Mr PAINT' Catrece licnoote.-On Tnesday lael
. asi
Fenn, who has been mistress of the girls' sebool trims
' wards of 19 year,. received a gold watch from tha pr
sd present scholars as a token of the high Wets la
- she is held. She also received an enamelialple
e a cross of pearls in the centre, the whets II
arks (11 v 01..), original edition, Madam*
Sotographie album, containing their 4.
-nay of Dr. Browns, vim of
Miss Fenn, and deeply appreektri
work in the schools oaks lb
med Miss Foca with a pir
sal, book bracket, few
Miss Peas 's NMI
.tely.
' Cowbells,
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"lb.
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