The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1875-05-29 00:00:00

completed, and was confident this would be do'
and at no distant date.
Mr. Hingley responded on behalf of the subseri"
hers, and 'Mr. Jam( s Grove on behalf of the' Pecc"
ration Conxmi.ttee." • of
Whilst On this subject, it may not be eu-,i,„
place to call the attcntion of our readers W
fact that Mr. Archer Claike, potographio artist,
this town, has taken some very interesting picturec;
of the interior and exterior of the church,
more. particularly of the most interesting detti,„
of the Norman architecture. Thus all those 1""
wish to do so may readily possess themselves,
Sinai cost, of intersting su.,veitirs of the Restonitien
of the Halesowen parish church..'
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BRIERLEY RILL.
DRIJNY. AND INcAVADLV..—At tlic Po,ce Court, on VI:
day, beforo Messrs L. Freer and 11. Hall, .loepb 141:5„
ridge was charged with being drunk and incapable,
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the 15th init. The case was proved and defendant W
ordered to ss, costs. b
CAUTION TO Ditivans.—Walter Coles was charged W.
riding on his cart without reins, on the ltith
Police-constabie Freeman proved the case, and doe°
ant was fined is and costs.
' Kinveb
Deem: AND DISOKDERLT.—Henry Granger, cf t;
was charged with, being drunk aud disorderly, o° t
night of the 17th instant: 'Police-sergeant Stephens";
proved the case. Defendant did not appear. Fined
and costs. ,
DRUNK AND DISORDERLY.— Edward Evans, dO5
17,,
:Bild, and Obadiah Morgan, were charged with bel
drunk and disorderly at Kingswinford, on the nigl„3,;4
the 15th. Police•eonstable White proved the csic. P:4
was fined is and costs; Morgan 5s and costs
.Edwards •2.16.1 and costs.
DRUNK AND REVIIsING ru Quit. Antholll-'3o2.g.fd
and Thomas Beddall were charged with being (Irmo'
refusing to quit the White Hart. when requested. ";4/.
16th. The ease was proved. Defendants pleaded go"
and were tined 5s each, and costs.
DeuNic AND ltroTous--William Biddle was chairsgneti,
with being drunk and disorderly, on the •2*.frid
Fined 5s and c.sts. A with
OnsTRECTINO Till ROAD.—John Hill was Charge. • 0,
obstructing the free pass.ge of the footway OD the
at the Stewponey, by erecting a show. Police-senr,;,
Stephens proved the case. Defendant pleaded g"%f
Ordered to remove the show, and pay a tine of 1.50, °-
costs.
DRUNK AND D/YORDERLY.—JOfik ph MCCee and Wlllisr"
Baker were charged with being drunk and disordetlY,l,
the 111;11 inst. Police-constable %Vitae proved -the al-
Fined 5s and costs.
CHU:GE OF CM:F:I.TV TO A 1108,1:.—Willia03
carter, was charged with iseing drunk on the 4th il",;1
Defendant was further c'ourged with cruelly illtresbity
horse on the same date. Samuel Williams, in the twrir,
of Mr. Bowen, said that the defendant came
Bowen's brickyard about seven o'clock in the
Defendant was drunk, and the horses were in a "
Whilst the horses were in the yard, defendant conienel;e
to beat them, and one of the horses was injured orr,.,
eye, and is blind from the effects. The Bench sortlio
was not quite clear that the defendant had injure" f
horse ; but the case of dintikunness whilst in elorgihi°ol
the horses was proved, and for that they shonld Doe
5s and costs. Si

STSALING BiHingham was ---.
with stealing a pair of boots, the property of BenPiro
BiHingham, of Cratßey heath. Prosecutor said Sbt
lived with his mother, and defendant who is his Irrt't-b's
also living in the house. The boots were riale,i% 00
house on Thursday, and missed them at nine a'aw,Jj
the following morning. He give prisoner into zu", tbc
on Saturday night, and prisoner had the boots on 01 yeJ
time.—Poitce-constuble Colder, of Cradley Heath, Pr% r
apprehending the prisoner on Saturday night. Prlll
Geld the reason he stole the boot was because his to 11:
told him he should not be under the roof again, aouftope.
was barefoot and took the boots. Two prtviAli tO
victions were proved, and defendant was comicial."
take his trial at the next Staffordshire beasions.'
WILLFUL lisscsos:.--,Willians Barker and 01'36
JO'
Morgan were charged .with vrillfuly deraegiug a ico.
an the .19th inn, the.prop. r y of• Joseph Webb•aa", the
Police-constable White proved the case, and go'
damage done, was Is. Fined Is lid and costs., •'
CilAttGE GY STEALING Coat..—John Itlorci# of
charged with stealing 121 be. of _coal, the propettol
Trotter, Haines, and Co. A man named Cox P-ore
the ease. A witness was called for the defence, to Pr„to
that it was not the defendant who took the coal, 111.
other. boys. The case was dismissed.
DRUNK. AND AOsAULTING Trim PM:tem.—At the
Court, on Thursday, before Mr. I. Spooner,
:Andrew Narrowmore, of Quarry Bank, was charge? "- 0
b ing drunk and assaulting Police-constable GoillY4s.
the night of the 26th inst. The case was proved' aa"..nJ
fendant was tined lOs 61 and costs, for being drunk, 70
20. and costs for the assault. Alersuder
was charged with a similar offence. Tire evidence wio,
to show that defendant had buried his mother that
and a quarrel ensued between some members •
family. After hearing the evidence, deferokut
mended to Stafford for a week, to enable his wife t"
tend. ra J
ASSAULTING TIM POLlCE.—GeOrgelWylde was cht:t.
with assaulting Police-constable Evans, on the Itltb 1: J
The ease was proved, and defendant w.s4 fined 204
costs.
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Saturday. May 29, 1875.

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