QSR1870/4/3/5

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

18 October 1870

From: 1870 To: 1870

1. William Larman - simple larceny after previous conviction - 12 months imprisonment 2. Thomas Williams - house breaking after previous conviction - 7 years penal servitude followed by 7 years supervision by police 3. Thomas Pugh - house breaking - 18 months imprisonment 4. William Harrad - house breaking - 18 months imprisonment 5. Patrick Gilshalan - house breaking - 18 months imprisonment 6. Annie Watkin - obtaining good by false pretences - 14 days imprisonment 7. Jesse Washington - indecent assault - no bill 8. Levi Cook - sheep stealing - 18 months imprisonment 9. Rowland Denton - sheep stealing after previous conviction - 7 years penal servitude followed by 7 years supervision by police 10. William Cook - receiving stolen goods - 18 months imprisonment 11. Ann Hall - simple larceny - found to be insane before trial and removed to Fisherton Lunatic Asylum under a warrant from the Secretary of State 12. James Sear - simple larceny - not guilty 13. William Williams - larceny from the person - 12 months imprisonment 14. Thomas Saunders - obtaining money by false pretences - 3 months imprisonment 15. Tempest Ebenezer Handscombe - simple larceny - no bill

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Larman, William,
Williams, Thomas,
Pugh, Thomas,
Harrad, William,
Gilshilan, Patrick,
Watkin, Annie,
Washington, Jesse,
Cook, Levi,
Denton, Rowland,
Cook, William,
Hall, Ann,
Sear, James,
Williams, William,
Saunders, Thomas,
Handscombe, Tempest Ebenezer

imprisonment, larceny, breaking & entering, false pretences, sex crimes, stealing animals, sheep