QSR1854/2/3/3

Return of persons committed, bailed to appear for trial, or indicted at the Easter Quarter Sessions 1854

4 April 1854

From: 1854 To: 1854

Thomas Cook - larceny before convicted of felony - 4 years penal servitude (1st conviction) and 3 days imprisonment (2nd) Thomas Major - larceny - 1 year imprisonment Elizabeth Proctor - Receiving stolen goods - 3 months imprisonment Richard Johnson - larceny - 3 months imprisonment Abraham Pantling - larceny - 2 months imprisonment Winifred Young - larceny - 6 weeks imprisonment William Major - larceny - 2 hours imprisonment George Major - larceny - 2 hours imprisonment Mary Keppell - larceny - 2 hours imprisonment

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Cook, Thomas,
Major, Thomas,
Proctor, Elizabeth,
Johnson, Richard,
Pantling, Abraham,
Young, Winifred,
Major, William,
Major, George,
Keppell, Mary

imprisonment, larceny, receiving stolen goods