QSR1870/3/3/4

Return of persons committed, bailed to appear for trial, or indicted at Midsummer Quarter Sessions

28 June 1870

From: 1870 To: 1870

1. James Hines - obtaining goods by false pretences - not guilty 2. John Crick - simple larceny - not guilty 3. Frederick Clarke - obtaining goods by false pretences - 7 days imprisonment 4. Alfred Impey - receiving stolen goods - 12 months imprisonment 5. John White the younger - simple larceny - 6 weeks imprisoment 6. John White the elder - simple larceny - 6 weeks imprisonment 7. George Clarke - obtaining money by false pretences - 1 month imprisonment 8. James Sturgess - simple larceny - no bill 9. Joseph Brazier - receiving stolen goods - 1 month imprisonment 10. William Brown, alias Ginger Jarvis - horse stealing - 5 years penal servitude 11. John Payne - simple larceny - 5 years penal servitude 12. Richard Reader - simple larceny, previously convicted of felony - 7 years penal servitude, followed by 7 years supervision by the police under the Habitual Criminals Act 1869 13. John Berrill - indecent assault - 3 months imprisonment

item

Hines, James,
Crick, John,
Clarke, Frederick,
Impey, Alfred,
White, John,
Clarke, George,
Sturgess, James,
Brazier, Joseph,
Brown, William,
Jarvis, Ginger,
Payne, John,
Reader, Richard,
Berrill, John

imprisonment, false pretences, larceny, receiving stolen goods, horse theft, sex crimes