The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1888-02-18 00:00:00

ALLEGED THEFT OF C rLE A C GRE kT
BRIDGE

At thf; Old Ilill Poli;.:e Court on Wednesday
before Messrs. Wa.ker and Wiggtu, John Williams
and James Powell, of Great Bridge, Tipton, were
cnarged with stealing one cow add two calves, on
the 25th ult, and one ccw en the 27th ult., the
property of Charles Ames, butcher, of Dudley Port
Road, Tipton. Mr. Plant prosecuted, qnd Mr. U.
Ja.cksoa defended. The charges against Powell were
dismissed. Charles Ames, butcher, said that on the
th of January he bought a cow in calf from a man
awned Hadley, who was a servant in th: employ
of Mr. Elodgeits. Witness gave instructions to a
man named Weaver to drive the cow to a field on
t Tivid lu Road. Witness saw a man mark the
bat, and on the We,:triesday night the cow was
br,)ll.,tit t. ) his house by two men On Thursday
moridtig tite o,ws wvre placed in tne field again. Ott
the t dloning day, the 27th January, the cows were
missed. Witness, in company with Pollee con.table
tloappey, went to Walsall, saw a quantity of hides
at a tanners, when h.r. iedentitied the one produced
as being his proprty. Thomas Davis said that he
saw tie prisoner driving three cows towards Great
,tridge on the 25th, when he told him that they
belonged to Charles Ames. Joseph Hadkp, of Hurst
Oakemore, said that he sold tie cows for
gr. John Hodgetta to Mr. Ames at Bitruingha.m
cattle market. James Powell stated that on tie
26th ult, he was with the pris ,ner at his shop,
when he instructed him to go and see if the cow
was cafe in Davis's field. Witness found the cow
lad been removed. He then fetched it back, and it
was mla,ughtered by the prisoner and Samuel Davis.
A. calf was taken from the cow, and it also was
dres.ed by a man called " Mick. " He iudentified
the cow's skin produced :os the one belonging to
the beast that was slaughtered. The caresses were
taken to Williams's shop the next. day and cut up
and sold, but some of the calf was thrown away.
Simeon Raybould said that he saw the cow slaugh-
tered by prisoner and Davis Samuel Davis •id
that on Jan. 28 Powell brought scow to his father's
slaughter-house, where the beast was killed, and
the h de was taken to Biringham, Michael Smith
deposed that on January 27 he visited Davis
slaughternouse, Wet Brotuvrich. Witn,ss saw
Williams dress:Lig a co* and saw a calf roll on the
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tloor. Witness started to areas it but did not finish - _ __ •
it. He enquired where he obtained the CO. from 1-tletea and taqt)iiatieci by toe z--ropnetor,
nt he did not tell him, and said that it cost X 9. 10a HARRY FIELD, at his ()dices, 90, High Str,:b
to
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Evidence was given as to the hide being found. Stoarbridge, is the Comity of Worsestar,
place all !attars and siker comatasaleatioal MOW
Prisoner was sommitted to the Assizes, bail being
ollowodis two aunties of AK eack, gaigniahfebniftsi 18,11,10.

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