Z1170/6

Verbatim proceedings in the case of The Queen v. Robert Cull: - defendant: Robert Cull, excise officer; - charge: obtaining money under false pretences by virtue of his office; - judge: Mr. Baron Parke; - defence counsel: W.P.Prendergast; - prosecution counsel: Prendergast and Burcham; - court: Bedford; - witnesses: Mary Ann Annis, daughter of William Clarke of Pertenhall; James Ford, excise supervisor; Joseph Baines of Kimbolton, grocer; Sarah Taylor, wife of John Taylor; John Taylor of Little Staughton, publican; William Newton ; Robert Dawson excise supervisor; John Knapton Collector for Northampton Excise; Ann Harrison, wife of Stephen Harrison; Stephen Harrison of Bolnhurst, publican; Stephen Harrison junior; - plea: not guilty, later changed to guilty; - sentance: 15 months hard labour at Bedford House of Correction

14 Jul 1853

From: 1853 To: 1853

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Cull, Robert,
Prendergast,
Prendergast, W.P.,
Burcham,
Annis, Mary Ann,
Clarke, William,
Clarke, Mary Ann,
Baines, Joseph,
Ford, James,
Taylor, John,
Taylor, Sarah,
Newton, William,
Dawson, Robert,
Knapton, John,
Harrison, Ann,
Harrison, Stephen

excise, Collector of Excise, supervisor of excise, publican, grocer, Bedford House of Correction, embezzlement, legal papers, BEDFORD, BOLNHURST, Kimbolton, PERTENHALL