The Atherstone, Nuneaton, and Warwickshire Times. — 1890-10-18 (Atherstone, Warwickshire, England)

AIMIUN  UNIAMYCI-1.1 WOUNDIXO. —John Webb.mwhinist. Alston, wee indicted for unlawfully and maliciously wounding Benjamin Pritchett. of Aston, on the lith September. Prisoner wee further indicted for • common assault.--Mr. Partl proeeouted. and DI r FitfAersiti (instruotal by filr. Francis) defended.-- Prisoner appeared to be • member of a •• slogging " Ns., and. without the elighteet provoution. stabbed him in the hack with knife  t':""'l General Hospital, Hirmingham.—Prieoner. who had been previously convicted for a..ault, vraa found guilty.—The Deputy•chairman commented UnOe'e97=l7::.`bl"r'dllt.ra P"-a Fa don.—Arthur Thompon, of Tamworth, era. indicted for obtaining by false pretence. the eum of ae. from Harry Olver, of Ltolehall, on the 19th July, 1890.—Priadcer roprreented himself to be erour=n7: ;ant'. gr's,ltalZ'' gu'i'lly7aefdt tg,ntenced to three calendar month. with hard  —X-I.l.ortsir Term. -Thomas Davies pub Kr.... iorlicte:d for...feloniously stealing. on the Ist :Fp= o'faPa'rel Tenlritr, wand 'o'rt.'herPrrr.l:47 ItiMarl tit risTrt tr,:itSreVe, Ird 2:7; I.=.;roOrkrger'!-Irrre'onetr'7lsPerrre7Rti'ilt;' —Mr Dorsett prowented. Mr. Esrdle; Wilmot defended—Prisoner yeas groom to Mrs. Kendrick, and stole her pony. together other animals. from Ifie Sutton Coldbeld Park.— !dr. Eardley Wilmot said prisoner was but a tool in the hand• of a more clever set of thieves. vrho had dravrn him into committing the offences. Several letters were handed in speaking highly 132 favour of prisoner.—The Deputy chairman wad ha could not look over the seriousness of the ;'l7=l:' ItrVdPl=7::,'!l'oefTlYettriOLV:::. to fun.onneecutirly.  ... A VV.0,11 en Sununu. —Benjamin Wright MI), plasterer. of Stratfora-on.Avon. wau indicted for wilfully attempting to commit suicide at Stratford on the sth August.—Prieoner. who is partially parelyeed. he. for *erne considerable time lived unhappily witli hie wife and family. Ile had given easy to drunken habit, end through hie condom, hi. wife. who seas a hard working worman. had denied him the house. Pimoner, family were willing to contranve to hie nippers it he would hem... an inmate of the Workhome. tk..e=7"raht.'ai'airifan° ItT.T" " m below.  ..'lsnsaan.—Walter Spureler (50), mrtridge maker. /Won, yrs. indicted for obtaining, by Was pretenoes. 7a. fid. from Henry Cooper. builder ey Hill, Aston. the moneys of William Brown, butcher. Lichfield Itoad, Aston, on the Mud duly.—Mr. Dorsett prosecuted. and Mr. Cholmonioley defend, d. -It was alleged by the kfrt=tottlrfi7nse"V:l'6:l7le'brVnt he had bought Mr. Brown,. debts. The defence was that prisoner did not obtain the money by false pretences, ea Mr. Brown had oominissioned him to collect his debts, mid agreed to pay him 2.. in the pound for MI moneys collected After hearing the evidence of the prosecutor and Mr. Brown, which was conflicting. the jury returned • verdict of not guilty. and prisoner was Inn missed.  ....ItonerNo SLearrao Thoma• Thorne (.11:). labourer, Aston, was indicted for feloniously stealing from the person of Wdliam Kelly, of Sutton lload, Birmingham, • silver watch and ateel chain, on the 15th September.- -Prisoner pleaded not gnilty.—Proftecutor. after spending part of the day in • public-house. had idarted hodm, hut. after going a •hort distance. he a'frrw'a.rlll"nalcZit,VlVZw' mTiamlire watch and chain. When charged with the offence, prmoner said he bought the watch at Lichfield, and when charged wiII! the offence at the polim court the following day. sald he bought it in Lo.aon.—The jury returned • verdict of guilty. and prisoner was sentence:l to two months' hard  .--I;;;icuNr Amerr.r. Eden,. iiTlnCnhavrer''Ouliaa.l% ;r:'‘.7r;;Tr.'3::,fiiCtklo teotooooa thro, ilra tot.r.7"". The Court nage ut 6..  ADJOURNED QUARTER SESSIONS The chair eria taken •t the adjourned Quarter Sevsions at Coventry on Thursday by J. S. Dog. dale. Q C., M P., other magistrates on the Bay being E. Petry and d. Rotherham. Es, The following cram sworn epon the Grand Alleccel. grocer, Breadgate. Co Barnwell, warehousemen. Btoke Thorne. Clark Bill. farmer, Wolvs, Jame. Croft, farmer. Stretßihunder.Fone: Albert Curtis. manufacturer. Cope Street. Coventry ; Charlev Dunning, farmer, Shilten William Henry r:r.yr,"Wiraroh Tane',',7erZeinHri7 'll=,' 2=l rObb "tTroUnr.' roLortr'M•nt=rer,^tend‘. worth ; William Johnson, eine merchant, Hertford Street. Coventry ; La, Psilto..; John Masan, 'asides 'E7o7e..milirt7 baker. Much Strl: Coventry; George Alfred Palmer. fernier. With,. brook Rens, Phillips. cotton agent_ Stoke; Ed. Smith. gentleman. Pain., Joseph Stretbn. V,7vre'y :Turrn:retiTrels"o'i=n,'larsi Elm., ',oven., Thomas Walker Whitley, surveyor, Butt, Coventry. MY Wm. bly. Icke, ironmonger, Broad.gate. was swing,