QSR1839/1/3/3

Return of former commitments of prisoners who are for trial at the Epiphany Sessions 1839

January 1839

From: 1839 To: 1839

John White, 1827, assault, 6 months hard labour James Bates 1835, game laws, 3 calendar months Samuel Smith, 1838, destroying a tree in a garden, 1 month William Huckle, 1828, game laws, 1 month; 1829, destroying a tree, 2 months; 1829 Assize, arson, acquitted; 1834, assault Thomas Merrill, 1825, assault, discharged; 1832, stealing beans, acquitted Edward Odell, 1824, stealing a copper, 6 months; 1825, stealing pigeons, 12 months Elizabeth Williams, 1838, rogue and vagabond, 14 days; 1838, breaking windows, 1 month James Whitby, 1837, stealing shoes, 3 months John Swepson, 1818, game laws, 3 months; 1821, sacrilege, admitted to bail; 1822, game laws, 3 months; transported from Hertford, 7 years; 1829, game laws, 3 months Jeremiah Fensom, 1835, night poaching, 3 months and sureties Thomas Hobbs, 1837, assault, 6 months hard labour John Gregory, 1835, game laws, 2 months; 1837, stealing timber, 4 months

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White, John,
Bates, James,
Smith, Samuel,
Huckle, William,
Merrill, Thomas,
Odell, Edward,
Williams, Elizabeth,
Whitby, James,
Swepson, John,
Fensom, Jeremiah,
Hobbs, Thomas,
Gregory, John

assault, Game Laws, trees, arson, theft, beans, copper, pigeons, shoes, sacrilege, transportation, timber, poaching