QSR1842/2/3/2

List of convictions and other outcomes of cases heard at Easter Quarter Sessions 1842

5 April 1842

From: 1842 To: 1842

Thomas Pearson, 17 - attempt to commit an unnatural offence with a ewe - 2 years imprisonment Edward Whitechurch, 18 - felony and horsestealing - 1 year imprisonment with solitary confinement James Hinks, 25 - simple larceny - 6 months imprisoment William Colson, 46 - obtaining money under false pretences - 6 months imprisonment William Shepherd, 22 - stealing lead fixed to a dwelling house - 4 months imprisonment Edward Pearse, 40; George Perry - simple larceny - 3 months imprisonment Joseph Payne, 22 - bill returned ignoramus William Chapman, 49 - committed for want of sureties to keep the peace - ordered to be discharged no person appearing to prefer any charge against him

item

Pearson, Thomas,
Whitechurch, Edward,
Hinks, James,
Colson, William,
Shepherd, William,
Pearse, Edward,
Payne, Joseph,
Chapman, William

imprisonment, sex crimes, felony, horse theft, larceny, stealing, lead, false pretences