The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1874-05-16 00:00:00

BELBROUGHTON.

CHARGE OF Tes,rase.—At the Public Office, at Stour.
bridge, yesterday, before Messrs. R. L. Freer and J. B.
Cochrane, William Hartle, Edward Read, Samuel Hogg,
William Read. William 'a roth and Thomas Crisp were
chsrged with trespassing on land on the 3rd just, belong.
tag to Charles Pinett Noel, is search of game and rah.
bits. Mr. Collis appeared to prosecute, and Mr. Waldron
d f. tided. Thomas Tilt. of Bourneheath. said that on
ab ire date he saw all the defendants in the eightiacre
piece. They had three dogs with them, which belonged
to Read, Trait and blogg. He saw them go into Pepper
Wo id, and try to catch a squirrel. They had sticks in
thi ir hands, and beat the bashes. Charles Pardoe,
scythe grinder, said he was in Albert Tees company, and
saw See men some into Pool House Dingle Coppiee.
They began to beat for garne. lie could only swear to
Mogg. Saw the dogs chasing the rabbits. Albert Tee,
gamekeeper, identified all the defendants, and said he
saw Troth and W Read beating and bunting for rabbits,
and saw the others in the coppice, and afterwards sitting
on a rail, by the footpath.-- Mr. Waldron, in • telling
speech, addressed the Bench for the defence, and con-
tended that the evidence we. not complete enough to
enable them to convict; and, as there was • doubt, he
hoped they would give defendants the benefi. of it.—The
Bench remarked that had the defendant, been charged
with trespass only they would have been severely
punished; but they had some doubt as to their being ia
emelt of game, and disebarod them with • amnion.

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