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Thomas Payne, porter of Luton, £10 John Hollies, Inspector of Police at Kings Cross, £10 Walter Allen, grocers assistant of Luton, £10 William Riley Greenway, silk ribbon weaver of 53 Gilbert Street, Coventry, £10 Samuel Crisp Oliver, draper of Luton, £10 John Ward, railway staff inspector of Luton, £10 James Heath, clerk of Luton, £10 John King, police officer of Luton, £20 To prosecute and give evidence in the case of James Robinson and Joseph Hale accused of stealing 3 bottles of hock and 16 rolls of ribbon, property of the Great Northern Railway Company.

4 March 1882

From: 1882 To: 1882

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Hale, Joseph,
Robinson, James,
Payne, Thomas,
Hollies, John,
Allen, Walter,
Greenway, William Riley,
Oliver, Samuel Crisp,
Ward, John,
Heath, James,
King, John

LUTON, stealing, ribbons, wine, Great Northern Railway Company, porter, grocer's assistant, draper, ribbon weaver, ribbon weaver, Kings Cross, Coventry