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Deposition of Henry Gamble, police constable, against Charles Roberts

3 June 1841

From: 1841 To: 1841

He had reason to suspect Charles Roberts. He went to him on the Monday morning and told him about the rabbits King had lost. He persuaded Roberts to go with him and King to Henlow. Having found some of the rabbits in a direct line from Roberts' house he took him into custody. Roberts denied all knowledge of the rabbits and said he had not bought or sold any for a week. Roberts said he had not been up that morning until between 7 and 8am, but he knows Roberts was up between 4 and 5am.

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Roberts, Charles,
King, Jonah,
Gamble, Henry

HENLOW, stealing animals, rabbits