The Warwickshire Herald. — 1890-07-10 (Birmingham, West Midlands, England)

ASTON POLICE COURT. TUESDAY.—Bdo: e Ur. F. S. Bo:ton.  - - A lliscuirvions Yount. A boy namad Walter Sheward was chargel with doing ciamage to street lamps in Landor-street, Siltley. on the 6th inet.—A police-constable in plain clothes was walking along 1.-ruder-street on Sunday night when he saw prisoner in company with some other boys rushing along the street. As soon as they passed him they began throwing ',Nonce at a lamp and broke it. On his pursuing them, they nut to a sechd lamp, treating it in the aline why. Taree lamps were broken befora he caught prisoner, the other lads making good their es,mps. The datnage done amounted in all to 3w—Prisoner was ordered to pay the damage and a tine of is. His father was in court, but b' .rin.. unabla to pay the money prisoner was committed to prison for three days. ALteczn Titter.—A lad named Clodshaw re';ne Arthur Wilson was charged with stealing, fl.Olll a shop in Villarstreet, Aston, on the sth inst., a pair of goloches, value s. It was stated that on the day in question prisoner, in company with another lad, went into the shop, and whi'e the latter asked for change of a sixpence. the former took the shoec.—Saparintendent IValker asked for a remand till Friday, saying that the prisoner had given a fslee namo and address, and it was suspected that he had been twice convicted for dishonesty in the Birmingham cour4—The application was granted. ATCEMPT IN) OMNI'S Sr agr*:.--In:ri S inders, carter, Bright-street, Aston, was mhargerl with attetaptiag to commit suicide by eotting his throat with a knife on the 21st ult.—Superintendent Walker stated that pt isoner had been drinking heavily, and, at the time the offence was committed, was suffering from rteliriani tremens:— On the representation of prisoner's wife, that he had been until recently a steady man, he was dischat god with a caution. - • •  ALLEGED ODETitt,ET/ON'. —John Baxter, groom, Birches Green, Erdiugton. was charged under the Town Police CAUSCS Act with obgructing the highway by nllowing a pony and tap to stand in Cuckoo-lane. Aston for twenty minutes on the 5711 Mat. Mr. Bmbow• Hebbert appeared for the defendant. As only ono magistrate was present, Mr. Hebbert asked that the ensemig,ht beirijOnrlled till Friday. This applimtion was granted, bail being allo, erl. _ .  1);r,;. —Henry anyclen,Church-ro-;l, Neemils drunk in Holhorn-hill. Aston, on tin 4th inst. Fined 55.--Re-shen Bosyrov.h, Viearage•rold, Aston, drunk in Grosvelior•rmul, Aston, on the 3rd Inst. Fined 2s. H.—Charles If omor, Cromwellstreet, Aston, drunk in Alton-road, Aston, on the 6th inst. Fined 2s. 61—Georg Gwynne, Cliftonroad, Aston, drunk in Victoria-road, on the 7th inst. Fined 2s. 6.l.—George Rocha, no fixed residence, drunk in Victoria-road, on the 7th hist. Fined 2s. 6.—Thomas Williams, no fix,il residence drunk in Licii6,l(l road on the 6:11 inst. Fined 2e. 64.—. Tams Simp ion, Bevington-rond. Aston, drunk in Bevington-rowl, Aston on the sth inst. Fined Si—Daniel Dudley Brookes, Aston-road, Birmingham, drunk in High-street, Erdington on the 6th inst. Fined Sa.—losoph Brighton, Anton. road, Birmingham, and Frederick Hillinan. Astonroad, Birmingham, drunk in High-street, Erdington on the 6th inst. Fined be.