QSR1844/2/3/5

Results of prosecutions at Easter Quarter Sessions. Gives names, crimes and outcomes.

9 April 1844

From: 1844 To: 1844

Richard Gell - committed for want of sureties to keep the peace, discharged after entering into recognizance for £40 to keep the peace for 12 months Thomas Hide; Samuel Cooper - committed for want of sureties to appear to answer complaint of Thomas Cooper - discharged as no prosecution Joseph West, 38 - simple larceny (after previous conviction for felony) - discharged, bill returned 'ignoramus' George Line, 14 - breaking and stealing from a dwelling house - discharged, bill returned 'ignoramus' Joseph Placeham, 21; Thomas Rowney, 23 - simple larceny - discharged, bill returned 'ignoramus' Robert Appleby, 19 - maliciously cutting and damaging trees growing in ground belonging to a dwelling house, the amount of injury done exceeding £1 (after previous conviction for felony) - transportation for 14 years William Peat, 19 - maliciously cutting and damaging trees growing in ground belonging to a dwelling house, the amount of injury done exceeding £1 - transportation for 7 years James Redman, 23; Joseph Bumstead, 38 - simple larceny (after previous conviction for felony) - transportation for 10 years Joseph Mason, 33; Thomas Risely, 23; Frederick Haines,22; John White, 28 - 3 months imprsonment Thomas Daniels, 24 - obtaining money by false pretences - two consecutive terms of 3 months imprisonment James Tyson, 18; William Hillyard, 34 - simple larceny - 1 month imprisonment

item

Gell, Richard,
Hide, Thomas,
Cooper, Samuel,
West, Joseph,
Line, George,
Placeham, Joseph,
Rowney, Thomas,
Appleby, Robert,
Peat, William,
Redman, James,
Bumstead, Joseph,
Mason, Joseph,
Risely, Thomas,
Haines, Frederick,
White, John,
Daniels, Thomas,
Tyson, James,
Hillyard, William

transportation, imprisonment, larceny, breaking & entering, malicious damage, false pretences, bound over