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List of convictions at Epiphany Quarter Sessions

31 December 1839

From: 1839 To: 1840

William Holmes - receiving stolen goods - 1 year imprisonment William Fowles - receiving stolen goods - 9 months imprisonment with solitary confinement Thomas Teedon, John Ames, Richard Bradshaw, Thomas Anderson - simple larceny - 6 months imprisonment William Jennings - uttering counterfeit coin - 6 months imprisonment William Bartlett - simple larceny - 4 months imprisonment John Green - wounding Jonah Meager - 3 months imprisonment with solitary confinement Michael Smith, George Mann, William Hudson, Thomas Barker, Abraham Jepsom, Enoch Saunders - simple larceny - 3 months imprisonment Samuel Brooks - simple larceny - 1 month imprisonment with private whipping and solitary confinement Eliza Sandon, Jane Wight (wife of James Wight), William Purser the younger, James Warren - simple larcenry - 1 month imprisonment Charles Crouch - wounding - 1 week imprisonment John Allen, John Harpur, James Baccus, John Barratt, Thomas Vincent, William Biggs, John Gobbey, Ann Hunt, Henry Fowles, John Samwell, Thomas Cumberland, Edward Millard the younger, William Rust - acquitted Reuben Warner - admitted as Queen's evidence and discharged Edward Houghton and John Blunt - bills returned ignoramus William Thomas - committed and convicted as an incorrigible rogue - 6 months imprisonment

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Holmes, William,
Fowles, William,
Teedon, Thomas,
Ames, John,
Bradshaw, Richard,
Anderson, Thomas,
Jennings, William,
Bartlett, William,
Green, John,
Meager, Jonah,
Smith, Michael,
Mann, George,
Hudson, William,
Barker, Thomas,
Jepsom, Abraham,
Saunders, Enoch,
Brooks, Samuel,
Sandon, Eliza,
Wight, Jane,
Wight, James,
Purser, William,
Warren, James,
Crouch, Charles,
Allen, John,
Harpur, John,
Baccus, James,
Barratt, John,
Vincent, Thomas,
Biggs, William,
Gobbey, John,
Hunt, Ann,
Fowles, Henry,
Samwell, John,
Cumberland, Thomas,
Millard, Edward,
Rust, William,
Warner, Reuben,
Houghton, Edward,
Blunt, John,
Thomas, William

larceny, receiving stolen goods, wounding, passing counterfeit coin, imprisonment