QSR1843/2/3/3

Return of persons committed, bailed or indicted at Quarter Sessions held on 4 April 1843. Gives names, ages, crimes and result of commitments.

4 April 1843

From: 1843 To: 1843

William Banks, 21 - simple larceny (after previous conviction for felony) - 7 years transportation William Higgins, 23 - larceny, being a servant - 4 months imprisonment with solitary confinement Thomas Manton, 23 - receiving stolen goods - 4 months imprisonment with solitary confinement Elisha Thorn, 27 - simple larceny - 4 month imprisonment with solitary confinement Odell Webb, 14 - larceny, being a servant (2 indictments) - 2 terms 14 days imprisonment with private whipping and solitary confinement, to run consecutively James Jellis, 21; James Rowe, 21 - receiving stolen goods - 3 months imprisonment with solitary confinement James Sergeant - simple larceny - 3 months imprisonment with solitary confinement Edward Maddocks, 15 - larceny, being a servant - 14 days imprisonment with private whipping and solitary confinement George Chapman, 45 - larceny - acquitted on ground of insanity, ordered to be kept in strict custody in the Common Gaol until Her Majesty's pleasure shall be known. Samuel Arnold, 50 - larceny (being a servant) - acquitted William Omant - recieving stolen goods - acquitted Matthew Tebbutt - simple larceny - acquitted Thomas Bridges - stealing from the person - bill returned 'ignoramus' William Smith - common assault - 6 months imprisonment James Bates - common assault - acquitted

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Banks, William,
Higgins, William,
Manton, Thomas,
Thorn, Elisha,
Webb, Odell,
Jellis, James,
Rowe, James,
Sergeant, James,
Maddocks, Edward,
Chapman, George,
Arnold, Samuel,
Omant, William,
Tebbutt, Matthew,
Bridges, Thomas,
Smith, William,
Bates, James

transportation, imprisonment, larceny, receiving stolen goods, stealing, assault, lunacy