The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1886-07-24 00:00:00

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EROMSGROVE.

A NON...EL:A:TOR IN TROUBLE.—At the Petty Sta.
don., on Tuesday, before Messrs. R. Smallwood and
W. Green, A.braham Thomson, a youth, was charged
that being an inmate of Stoke Farm Rt formatory,
on the 13th Aily, he refused to comply with f $
regulations. Mr. T.Z.adley. labour ma-tor stated
that prisoner, who was co mmitted from Binning-
am .in 1883, refused to obey the command of the
officer in charge„ and when placed in the punisk-
•nent cell, by order of the committee, refused to
pull off hi; boots, shouted, yclled, and made a great
!isturbance. He had always been a troublesome
day, for Mr. Corbett.
boy. Prisoner said he had some flowers, and
Shouted.wasc boemcmauitseedit
twoars2vL days'oting hard labour
THE OBSTRUCTION AT BARNT GREEN. Fanny
da% king, of Great Barr Street, Birmingham, •es
charged before Messrs. T. White and W. Green,
with obrtructing the highway at Barnt Groin, on
t•;e 22nd 2une, on the occasion of a school e4,q-tat,
with an co cream truck and a sheet for bowling at
toe )a nuts. PolicJ-constables Prosser and Mead
stated the case. Defeniant said she had permis-
sion to put up her sheet, and had to work to Ensin.
tam a sick husband and five children She was
fined 29s including costs. Several donkey drivers
and others from arornsgrove were fined a fortnight
ago for causing obstruction on t.e same occasion.
ASSAULT ON THE POLlClL—Richaid Mayo, boat-
man, was committed for a month's hard labour for
assaulting Police-constable Workman, whilst in
the execution of his duty at Stoke Prior, on Us
'.lsth instant. He was also titled 2s 6d ; acd Is
tsts, for being drunk and disorderly on the
Sine occasion.
ASSISTANT OVERSEER.—The appoiutmeat of Mr.
Ernest Cotton, as assistant overseer for Gramma
~in place of Mr. H, Wright, resigned, was
confirmed.