- ReferenceQSR1841/3/3/4
- TitleReturn of persons committed, bailed or indicted at the Quarter Sessions held on 29 June 1841, stating names, ages, crimes and the result of commitments
- Date free text29 June 1841
- Production dateFrom: 1841 To: 1841
- Scope and ContentJames Giddins, 41 - felony and sheep stealing - transportation for 10 years John Martin, 34 - felonious assault and stealing from the person - transportation for 10 years William Fleckney, 30; William Skinner, 29; William Bates, 25; James Bates, 28 - breaking and entering and feloniously stealing - transportation for 10 years Edward Ring, 22 - burglary - transportation for 10 years John Panter, 18; John Norman, 19 - simple larceny - transportation for 7 years Charles Roberts, 26 - simple larceny - 6 months imprisonment with solitary confinement James Goodrid, 40; John Johnson, 22; Daniel Jewet, 21 - simple larceny - 6 months imprisonment John Lodowick, 25 - simple larceny - 4 months imprisonment William Allen, 19 - riot - 3 months imprisonment, to be bound over for £20 to keep the peace for 6 months on his release William Philpott, 22 - simple larceny - 3 months imprisonment with solitary confinement William Horn, 21 - assaulting a peace officer in the execution of his duty - 3 months imprisonment William Smith, 26 - simple larceny - 3 months imprisonment John Fowler, 18 - simple larceny - 6 weeks imprisonment, solitary confinement John Ward, 43; Elizabeth Church wife of Stephen Church - simple larceny - 1 month imprisonment Joseph Chapman, 24 - asaulting a peace officer in the execution of his duty - 1 month imprisonment Sergeant Panter, 33 - assaulting a peace officer in the execution of his duty - 1 month imprisonment, 40s find, and to be bound over for £20 to keep the peace for 1 year on his release John Field, 12; Richard Norman, 18 - simple larceny - 1 week imprisonment, private whipping Edward Carr, 24 - simple larceny - 1 week imprisonment James Hopwood, 25 - embezzlement - discharged (no bill) Thomas Hodgins, 21 - stealing from the person - discharged (no bill) John Childs, 24; Charles Maddox, 18; William Smith, 34; Thomas Hemley, 24 - felony - acquitted Thomas Matthews, 22; William Baulk; John Wright; John Goodman; Joseph Maunders - assaulting a peace officer in the execution of his office - acquitted William Taylor - simple larceny - out on bail and unable to take his trial due to sickness - recognizances respited until the next Quarter Sessions
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- Level of descriptionitem
- Persons/institution keywordMartin, John,
Fleckney, William,
Skinner, William,
Bates, William,
Bates, James,
Ring, Edward,
Panter, John,
Norman, John,
Roberts, Charles,
Goodrid, James,
Johnson, John,
Jewet, Daniel,
Lodowick, John,
Allen, William,
Philpott, William,
Horn, William,
Smith, William,
Fowler, John,
Ward, John,
Church, Elizabeth,
Church, Stephen,
Chapman, Joseph,
Panter, Sargeant,
Field, John,
Norman, Richard,
Carr, Edward,
Hopwood, James,
Hodgins, Thomas,
Childs, John,
Maddocks, Charles,
Smith, William,
Hemley, Thomas,
Matthews, Thomas,
Baulk, William,
Wright, John,
Goodman, John,
Maunders, Joseph,
Taylor, William - Keywords
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