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Depositions of James Taylor, labourer of Eyworth and Charles Biddiford, police constable of Wrsetlingworth. In the case of Jospeh Brim accused stealing & carrying away 3 quarts of wheat.

16 November 1852

From: 1852 To: 1853

Charles Biddiford: on 15 November he was instructed to search the prisoner’s house at Wrestlingworth. The prisoner went to the cupboard and bought out a jar of wheat. It contained about 5 quarts. The prisoner told him that he had bought half a peck of wheat on the Saturday from a man he did not know. James Taylor: Mr Lindsell's foreman at his farm in Eyworth. Joseph Brim was a labourer at the farm. He believed the wheat shown to him by the constable had been taken from his master's granary.

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Brim, Joseph,
Saunderson, James,
Lindsell, Robert,
Biddiford, Charles,
Taylor, James

Eyworth, WRESTLINGWORTH, wheat, stealing