The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1887-04-02 00:00:00

BRIERLEY HILL.

Holm BREAKING.—At Vie Police Court on Mon-
day, before Sir H. Limber, and P. H. H. Foley
and H. A. Payne, Esqs., John Shaker (28), iron
worker, Bromley, was charged with breaking into
a dwelling-house a stealing a silver lever watch.
value 50s. Thomas Faniugtan, Shut End, Pensnet,
said oa the 13th ult, he saw the watch safe in a
draw in his house. He wound the watch up at
half-pail seven the same night. When he went
out in the morning he fastened the doors, and when
he went out at lour o'clock he believed he shut the
door; the doors were either latched or bolted. On
examining the back door he found the bolt pushed
back. He noticed some footprints on the garden
walk, and the hedge was broken through. The
watch produced was the one he had lost, and be
gave ~23 for it. He saw the prisoner as he was going
to church. Herbert Stokes, watch maker, Stour-
bridge, said on the 14th tilt the prisoner brought
the witch to him to be repaired. He gave the name
of John Smith, Buckpool. He handed the watch
to P.C. Adams. Annie Chaulker, assistant to Mr.
Pearson, pawnbroker, Stourbridge, said on the 15th,
nit, the watch produced was pledged by a person
giving the name of John Darby, Bowling Green
Lane. The prisoner was the man who brought it.
He said the watch was his wan. John Darby,
ironworker, Bowling Green Lane Stourbridge, said
he met the prisoner in High Street, Stourbridge,
on the 15th ult. He did not say anything then.
While in the Saracen's Head Inn, he said " stay
here while Igo and fetch a watch lam having
mended." He said it wa.; his own watch and had
bought it of a man he used to fire for when he was
a boy. PC. &dams slid on the 22nd nt., he ar-
rested the prisoner and e'llrged him, to wliich he
replied, "It is not me, I aver stole it." He re-
ceived the watch from Anaie Chaulker. Prisoner
pleaded guilty and said he was willing t,i pay all
the expenses, Superinteu lent Woollastou said he
knew nothing about the man, but they hid had the
greatest difficulty in working out the ens s. The
Bench they had come the conclusion to (kril with
the.case summarily, it was a great pity people
could not leave their houses locked without having
it broken into by marauders. He would he sent to
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