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Topic: The Norfolk Chronicle and Norwich Gazette January 11th 1902 (Read 3261 times)
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EAST HARLING
Petty Sessions
Before Sir E C NUGENT, H T PARTRIDGE, Major KEPPEL and A N C HEMSWORTH
John Dale, teamman, Tibenham fined 9s riding a bicycle without lights.
Ernest MANNING, miller, Kenninghall fined 10s for being drunk.
Poachers and Assault: William BRYANT, labourer Diss, Alfred BUCKLEY,
labourer Diss, Ernest SPARROW, brushmaker, Diss and William BARBER, Percy
BRYANT and Alfred RUMSBY, privates in the Norfolk Regiment charged with
trespassing in search of conies in Kenninghall and assaulting Mr BETNEY,
farmer of KENNINGHALL and his nephew, William BASSOM. William BRYANT,
William BARBER, Percy BRYANT and Alfred RUMSBY each fined #1 1s or 14 days.
Alfred BUCKLEY 18/6 or 14 days, Ernest SPARROW 16s or 10 days for
trespassing. For assault, Percy BRYANT and Alfred RUMSBY were each fined #1
3/6 or 14 days.
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Brighouse: Smith
Lambeth: Clisby
Leeds: Baxendale,Baxter, Beales,Bowe
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HINGHAM
The ringers of ST Andrew's Church held their annual dinner at the Cock Inn
where Rev A C W UPCHER presided.
HOLT
Edward KETTLE, labourer successfully sued William BIRD, farmer of Metton
under the Workmen's Compensation Act to recover #2 for injury received.
Evidence was provided by Dr DENT of Cromer.
Rev W B DALBY, rector of Kelling and Salthouse, successfully claimed 7/4
half yearly tithe from George William SMITH.
James KEMP of the Mill, East Runton sued James M ABBS, shepherd for damages
to crops. Awarded 6s. Evidence provided by Arthur BURTON, gardener.
HUNSTANTON
Rev H D BARRETT arranged an excursion for St Edmund's choir to Westminster
Abbey. Mr G H MALLETT gave a vote of thanks.
MR William PATTRICK presided over a meeting of the Urban District Council.
The council agreed that Mr BEETON had made an encroachment on the foreshore
by building a wall, and that they would instruct Messrs Williams and James,
the solicitors of Mr LE STRANGE to bring an action of ejectment against Mr
BEETON - unless Mr BEETON could come to an arrangement with the estate.
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Brighouse: Smith
Lambeth: Clisby
Leeds: Baxendale,Baxter, Beales,Bowe
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LODDON
Loddon and Clavering board of Guardians met under presidency of John HOLMES.
Petty Sessions
Before John HOLMES, N H BACON, J R CRISP
Ernest William CARVER, farmer of Sisland fined 2/6 for allowing a vehicle to
be driven without a light.
Charles BANHAM, labourer of Bedingham, fined 10s for being drunk. Alice
HARDY, widow, fined 15s for a similar offence at the same place.
Frederick ROUSE, Fisherman of Woodton fined 5s for being drunk and
disorderly
LOWESTOFT
The new rector, A D TUPPER-CAREY, announces that he will have services every
morning at 7.45
Harry GOWING admits to neglecting a horse, fined 7s on evidence of Insp
GIBBS of the RSPCA.
J W BROOKE, the son of a respectable man of Norwich, was sentenced to 3
months hard labour for obtaining board by false pretence from Elizabeth
SAUNDERS, married, and Matilda CLARKE, widow.
The Mayor, Mr YOUNGMAN, attended the police court for the first time since
his accession to the post of Chief Magistrate. He also said that parents
should take more responsibility for their children.
Miss Jane FOWLER CALDECOTE, formerly of Oulton Broad, died in Torquay aged
70. Mourners at her funeral included Mrs TRACEY (sister), Ernest FOWLER, Col
H M Leathes, Rev Carteret LEATHES, Mr Carteret LEATHES, Miss Gertrude PETO
and Miss LEATHES.
School Board Meeting. Rev D DICKSON (chairman) moved that they should not
build new schools on the Roman Hill site, seconded by Mr L ORDE. Mr ADAMS,
Mr THURTLE and Rev F C FRANCE spoke against the motion which was defeated by
5 to 3.
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Brighouse: Smith
Lambeth: Clisby
Leeds: Baxendale,Baxter, Beales,Bowe
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LYNN
At Police Court before A. JERMYN, James EVANS age 21 was remanded for
obtaining money by false pretences from W WINCH of St James Street. Evans
had said he was presenting a brief on behalf of a widow of a Railway Guard,
but Mr WILSON stationmaster said the brief was fictitious.
The Fire Brigade held their Annual Dinner in St James Rooms. Mr E DUNN was
in the chair, the speakers included: Mr W THOMPSON, Mr C W CROAT,
Instructor. THOMPSON RN, Qr-ms-sergt BARRETT, Mr A R KING, the Town Clerk
(Mr J W WOOLSTENCROFT), the Medical Officer of Health (Mr H C ALLINSON), and
the captain of the Brigade (Mr J W SHAW). songs were sung by Messrs G R
OSWELL, T MISSION, W CROSS, G E KENDRICK, G DENES, R ELLIS, T WHITTAKER, H
BARRETT and Instr THOMPSON.
Norfolk Adjourned Quarter Sessions held in Town Hall before H LE STRANGE and
other magistrates. William Seaman COUSINS, labourer of Stanhoe, sentenced
to one month's hard labour for stealing ten stone of coal from Mr D L COOKE.
Elijah HARVEY aged 51, dealer of Little Ellingham indicted for stealing
fleeces from James Daniel HUGGINS. Failed to appear so sureties estreated
and a warrant was issued.
Free Church Council met at the Primitive Methodists Chapel. Conference
presided by Rev E M BREMNER. Dr E E BLYTH, vice-chairman of the Norwich
School Board opened the discussion on national education. Other speakers
included Mr J A PARSONS, Rev D J EVANS, Mr W WINCH, Mr J BAMFORD SLACK of
the National Free Church Council, Rev H YOULDEN of the Norwich Council.
Mr T E BAGGE (Mayor) presided over a town council meeting. It was attended
by a deputation from the Lynn Museum including E A ATMORE and S S BURLINGHAM
who had acquired a building (the old Union Chapel) for #1,600 of which #1000
was in hand and asked the council to adopt the Museums and Gymnasiums Act.
Agreed, but an amendment to house the Museum and Public Library in the same
building was rejected. The mayor announced that clerk (who was absent) had
taken up a similar position in Guildford.
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Brighouse: Smith
Lambeth: Clisby
Leeds: Baxendale,Baxter, Beales,Bowe
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MUNDESLEY
Funeral took place of George William PUNCHER aged 41 years. Mourners were
his widow, Miss Alice PUNCHER (daughter), Mr and Mrs R PUNCHER, Mrs George
GOTTS, Mr and Mrs George PUNCHER junior, Miss CLARKE, Mrs BARBER, Mr and Mrs
W CLARKE. The Rev T T HARVEY officiated. The congregation included Dr
QUAIT, Rev E and Miss GORDON, MR A E and Mrs WIGSTON, Mr T L WAKELIN, Mr
BLYTHE, Mr RANDELL, Mr MINNS, Mr A J HAGGITH, Mr C COLE, Mr WEBSTER, Mr
APPLETON, Mr GEORGE WALLACE, MR W L DIX, Mr LEEDER, Mr PEER and Mrs HARVEY.
Floral tributes were sent from Mrs ANDREWS (Paston) and Miss HOPPER
(Knapton) and Mr And Mrs CLARKE,
SHERINGHAM
Mr Augustine BIRRELL KC gave a talk entitled "The Coronation of King Edward
VII" to the Mutual Improvement and Debating Society. The Rev J S BARFORD
presided.
A variety entertainment in aid of the local football club was given at the
Public Hall. The farce "Incompatibility of Temper" was performed by Mrs A
COOPER, Mrs F EDEN and Major EDEN. also songs were performed by Mrs C W
FOSTER, Mrs B FANNNG (who also both assisted at the pianoforte), Dr A
COOPER, Mrs BURNAND and Mr F RICE.
SMALLBURGH
The Board of Guardians met, presided over by Mr F S CARMAN. Mr and Mrs HEALD
of the Prestwich Union, Manchester were elected Porter and Cook. The Local
Government Board wrote confirming MR P F W TERMAN as medical officer of
Horsey District. Mr PONSFORD thanked the guardians on behalf of the inmates
for the extra Christmas fare and he acknowledged the kindness of Mrs
PACKARD, Smallburgh, Mrs CUBITT, Honing, Rev J PARKINSON, Mrs PETRE and the
Rev J HICKLING in sending presents.
Petty Sessions:
Before H M TAYLOR and F CLOWES
Alfred HOWELL, Labourer of Ludham was fined #2 for being disorderly and
refusing to quit the Bakers' Arms, Ludham
Ernest BROOKS, shoemaker of Hickling was fined 2/6 for being drunk and
disorderly.
Walter NUDD, Fisherman of Hickling was fined 5s for a similar offence at the
same time and place.
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Lambeth: Clisby
Leeds: Baxendale,Baxter, Beales,Bowe
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WALSINGHAM
Funeral took place of Mrs Harriet VIKERS COKER, widow of Mr James PLAYFORD
COKER, late of Earsham Hall, Bungay. She died aged 47 on the anniversary of
her wedding. service conducted by Rev H A WANSBURGH.
Petty Sessions:
Before F T S RIPPINGALL, G F SMITH, Col GROOM and H A DEWING
Charles SMITH of Little Walsingham was charged with trespassing in search of
game. George HUMPHREY, labourer saw Smith with two dogs tracing a hare.
Defendant called Mr MIDDLETON of Branthill farm who said he had a coursing
party on that day. Case dismissed.
John Henry WINN, hawker of Field Dalling charged by Ernest Robert PAGE,
gamekeeper of Field Dalling for trespass in pursuit of game on land in the
occupation of Mrs Susan COPEMAN at Field Dalling. Fined 10s.
Augustus CROWE, Labourer of Great Walsingham fined 6s for being drunk and
disorderly at Little Walsingham.
William WALDEN fined 10s for trespass in pursuit of conies on land in the
occupation of Edward NELSON.
William Richard WALDEN, vermin killer of Wells, charged by Oliver DRIVER,
RSPCA Inspector, of ill-treating a horse. Alfred KING, a signalman on the
G.E.R. saw the animal in a poor state from his signal box. Police Sgt SANDS
said the defendant told him he intended to shoot the horse but had forgotten
to do so. Douglas DRAKE, veterinary surgeon, gave corroborative evidence.
Fined #1.
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Petty Sessions:
Before Rev J E P BARTLETT and A A W BAILEY
John REYNOLDS, labourer of Deopham, was charged with trespassing in search
of game, by Arthur William NEAVE gamekeeper to Frederick de BEAUCHAMP
NEWINGTON of Hackford. It was also said that he took a terrier and a
greyhound without leave from Mr BEALES to work the field. Police constable
FARROW also witnessed the event. Fined 15s or 7 days.
Joseph alias Josiah HIGH, labourer of Costessey was summoned by John LYONS
of the Falcon Inn, Costessey for being drunk and disorderly and for
assaulting a man called HARVEY. fined 14s or 7 days.
George ROBINSON, labourer of Shipdham, on the information of Edward
THURSTON, fishmonger of Shipdham, was charged with feloniously stealing a
mare, value #5, belonging to George William ANGELL of Great Yarmouth.
THURSTON had engaged ROBINSON to go out with the pony and cart and sell
fish, but as he did not return, THURSTON visited his house and found him the
worse for drink. when he visited the next day, ROBINSON admitted to
exchanging the pony for another and taking #2 which he had spent along with
the proceeds of the sale of fish. Remanded in custody on bail, himself in
#10, and one surety in #10.
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Lambeth: Clisby
Leeds: Baxendale,Baxter, Beales,Bowe
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Advert for "Dr William Pink Pills for Pale People"
Contains a testimonial of Mr Edward Smith, 30 years gardener at the Grange,
Old Buckenham. Had always enjoyed good health, but October 1899 he will
remember till his dying day - a violent pain caught him in the right
shoulder and across the back. doctor said it was rheumatism, and prescribed
for him, but it did not ease the pain. Then a little book arrived by post
which contained a case study of a gardener in Colchester, which was similar
to the problems Mr SMITH had. So he said to his wife, I'll have a try at "Dr
William Pink Pills for Pale People". with the first box the began to feel
better. He took 3 boxes and felt himself again and can trundle his barrow as
well as he ever did.
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Petty Sessions:
Before Rev J E P BARTLETT and A A W BAILEY
John REYNOLDS, labourer of Deopham, was charged with trespassing in search
of game, by Arthur William NEAVE gamekeeper to Frederick de BEAUCHAMP
NEWINGTON of Hackford. It was also said that he took a terrier and a
greyhound without leave from Mr BEALES to work the field. Police constable
FARROW also witnessed the event. Fined 15s or 7 days.
Joseph alias Josiah HIGH, labourer of Costessey was summoned by John LYONS
of the Falcon Inn, Costessey for being drunk and disorderly and for
assaulting a man called HARVEY. fined 14s or 7 days.
George ROBINSON, labourer of Shipdham, on the information of Edward
THURSTON, fishmonger of Shipdham, was charged with feloniously stealing a
mare, value #5, belonging to George William ANGELL of Great Yarmouth.
THURSTON had engaged ROBINSON to go out with the pony and cart and sell
fish, but as he did not return, THURSTON visited his house and found him the
worse for drink. when he visited the next day, ROBINSON admitted to
exchanging the pony for another and taking #2 which he had spent along with
the proceeds of the sale of fish. Remanded in custody on bail, himself in
#10, and one surety in #10.
Do you know who this Harvey is? Does he have a first name??
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Norfolk - Riches, Harvey, Mudd
Devon - Grant
Cambridge - Missen
Carmarthenshire/Cardiganshire, Wales - Jones
Somerset/Surrey - Perry
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Census information Crown Copyright, from www.nationalarchives.gov.uk
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hi sorry to bother you do you look up petty sessions? my great great grandmother was in norwich prison but had been in trouble quite a few times before  
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