QSR1849/1/5/8

Examinations and depositions - James Gore of Flitwick

2 November 1848

From: 1848 To: 1849

case originally involved two other defendants: William Langley & Thomas Peddar. Evidence in the depositions relates to all of the accused Charlotte Fane: received information that her hen house had been broken open. She identified 6 fowls to be missing. She could identify them to be hers by their markings. William Hillyard, police constable: having received information regarding the robbery, Hillyard went to the home of James Gore and foudn the fowls. Edward Scott, police constable: also visited the home of James Gore. He was also visited the home of Langley. Henry Butcher: victualler of the Swan public house in Flitwick. The defendants had been drinking in his public house prior to the theft. The Swan is 50 yards from Fane's farm.

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Gore, James,
Fane, Charlotte,
Hillyard, William,
Scott, Edward,
Butcher, Henry,
Langley, William,
Peddar, Thomas

FLITWICK, AMPTHILL, WESTONING, stealing, fowl