The Stourbridge Observer, Cradley Heath, Halesowen & District Chronicle.
Stourbridge, West Midlands, England, 1866-10-20 00:00:00

OLD IILLL.

elf inn% or AfsasULT.—Pit the INtly S..FILMV, on IVA
WeA•lay last, Isetwe Messrs, 11..0r0 an I n Manias
dart., a e••1In••• by hand, :n1,1.1,1 With
thAntrlt.nN twr ii. the Ettls 10,4. t.4nuplminust 6341 tr..ui
ihforrnatifort elte treeircd of Ow J, hound brating har
.110 *Olt to 0 fof!Are.lenoro, veht•Ls the Jefeadant
strwrk her awl knolkeJ her .l.rwo. li. wfLerwarJi
t awl Ow heraino in,ew,ihle and wai extehrl
• Tuckt•r st:ited th it she saw tho defendant rla
C4lllllllliU at, awl pull her bair.—DeLliklinit tholed hat•
jig struck the complainant. :nut hit 10. as • qua ire:•
a.th bar son ; awl nailed a ad., a:mind .1 alter
Ortftln, aliax It.letor.' ale. Slid Ct.lt mt did
strata eunkol.tinatit, but that it WWI &OM IteCidelliAlly.—
itittet :Is RI and e•m:s. • •

1 and, trestr-.o.—tra Wednesday last. at the Pahlie
Oiliee, 'ninnies Jai Ski 11•51 charged by thstsouel Tacker
wit e ii•ing tlireate g longue* erhirn on the 13th nil.
nit said Viet ho WA* /5i fole/a 15h110
titian th. 4 .I.•feinlant threatotied t "am O. his. I'--y
belie a'' He a• 4 often tliti alciiing him, mil ein.opl•if Wit
WAS dealt' ti,at Ito is 0.11.1 it Lial CUIAIt• hojiy h ii,,!
Ordered to filhl one our, ty in t 5, and be ',touted iumcll
in Slil, to keg the pita, for tine, mouth 4.
sday last, at tie, Pablic
Intel Prltcland, diet.) Pritchard, and Anna Bans
Duet( rleteehetoed I4L3arate Carta-right with assauitur
her ou the 11th butt Mr A. 14 barn defeoded.—Compl is. i
ant aaiJ: I live at the C:tt t Oretioal. On the shove I
day I wa, at work in my bk,ip..ht,, nr) hide girl c UMW
anti
5141 5,50 g.r' 'tee,, qim s erurthlog, it leit•
chard Emu came out with a caning knife and anal sae
would make toe miscarry. Anna Nana Ustett 5,111., net
and took the Life out of bet hand. Sho then t/traaten. d
lAA. 'buffo-n.41 do before the day was mot.. About lire
o'clock Julie Pritchard clime home, and eharged me with
having repot kJ it *Venn that lie bad a filthy dieeoase.
Ile threatened itt peel nee nit of my shop, and they all
three lieho to throw stones at me while I was in the
shop. flee Of the Hotel etrilek ine oft the hand. If I I
had not got behind the liellifw/ it the shop, I 5150.114
11.55 C been ii,rionsly hurt. They threatened to kill too.
acr.amed out "Marder."—Crusitesurrined I did
throw tire nut of my shop windos. The reason I did no
was to keep the defendants away, anti to protect myself.
I did not raise • report about the &fondant. I believe
him take a hard-wtrking man, and know nothing against
him.-4.'oinplainswit, Sarah Cartwright, was then charged
by Anna Maria Unett with assaulting her on the sth inst.
Complainant said she went to the defendant's shop to
remonstrate with her for the report she had raised, when
the defendant threw several shovels full of tire out of
the ahoy window. Seine of the fire went on to her head
and burnt her net, and snue went on to her father's back
and burnt his shirt. Sic hen threw some shoots at her.
—At th a a age the Bonen auegestod that both cases be
withdrawn, and each pay their own costs, which was
agreed to.
Ineunueurae Ilamovten Goons.—On Wednesday
last, William Crumpton was charged by Daniel Tremens
with fraudulently removing his goods, with the intention
of defrauding him 4,1 his rent. Complainant said that
the (kleinlaut was a tenant of his. Ile gain him notice
to leave bacaue he allowed gambling at his house.
Wheh the notice was up he moved his goods without pay.
tug the bahmee of the rent duo, 14a 9d. In answer to the
Bench complainant eaid the gooda were worth nothing.
There was only one old chair worth alauut 641, and the
stumps of a set of bedsteads worth about is; but be
would not have theno at that proce. Redid not maid. r
them worth anything. Defendant mid he did not us
any rest. If he did he was willing to pay.—By the
Bench: Complainant say, you have removed goods to
the amount of Is thl. and we bare no alternative but to
order you to pry doable the amount due ; in default sin
months. But we wiU adjourn the cue for a fortnight to
allow you to make terms with your landlord. The cane
was then adjourned.
ASMAULT/NO • LITTLI 0111 L.-011 Wednesday last,
Muth Priest Wad charged by Ellen Hale, a little girl, with
assaulting her. Freon the evidence of complainant' it
appears that the defendant charged her with stealing
some horse una, when she replied by calling the defend-
ant "steal lueon." Mrs. Pried then ran after and hu-
h% ought her struck her several times on the aide and
head. Deftudant admitted the offence, and said the
reason she streak her was because she was in the habit
of calling after her, "steal bacon." The Bench said
that was no pause for hitting a little girl, and fuotalime
64 mid costs; I. default seven days.