QSR1846/1/3/3

Return of persons committed, bailed to appear for trial, or indicted at Quarter Sessions held 6 January 1846. Gives names, ages, crimes and result of commitments.

6 January 1846

From: 1846 To: 1846

Henry Barley, 32; John Hart, 21; Charles Kitchener, 21 - simple larceny - bills returned ignoramus, discharged Rhoda Barker, 39; Sarah Goodwin, 39; Ebenezer Clarke, 37; George Shane (alias Shun), 9; Sarah Newberry, 30; Daniel Odell, 54; George Brown, 23 - simple larceny - acquitted John Evans, 32 - simple larceny after previous conviction - acquitted Robert Hulatt, 37 - sheep stealing - acquitted George Mann, 32 - housebreaking - acquitted Thomas Cox, 40 - receiving stolen goods - acquitted John Hornsby, 29 - simple larceny after previous conviction for felony - 14 days imprisonment in Common Gaol, also sentenced to 7 years transportation for another offence William Wills, 21 - simple larceny - one month imprisonment, also sentenced to 7 years transportation for another offence William Pack, 70 - simple arceny - one year imprisonment with 4 weeks to be in solitary confinement William Wells, 39; Robert Cox, 33; William Sabey, 36 - larceny being servants - 6 months imprisonment James Barcock, 31 - larceny being a servant - 4 months imprisonment Charles Smith, 47; William Millard, 27; William Hardwick, 17; Thomas Abrahams, 24 - simple larceny - 3 months imprisonment Charles Godfrey, 17 - breaking and stealing from a curtilage - 3 months imprisonment with 3 weeks to be in solitary confinement William Turney, 28; Obadiah Worsley, 21 - simple larceny - two months imprisonment Susan Smith, 11; Thomas Molster, 35 - simple larceny - one month imprisonment Ellen Rust, 17 - simple larceny - 6 weeds with one week to be in solitary confinement Henry Young, 17 - larceny being a servant - one week imprisonment Henry Haines, 16 - simple larceny - 3 days imprisonment Nathaniel Thorn, 21; Thomas Brown, 31; Joseph Goodman, 30 - rescue - judgment respited. Defendants entered into recognizance to keep the peace for one year especially towards Thomas Sinfield. To appear to receive judgment when required. Robert Roe, 52; John Goodman, 55; Jabez Abraham, 23; William Bates, 18; Reuben Smith, 20; George Smith, 22; Thomas Fountain, 48 - riot and assault - judgment respited. Defendants entered into recognizance to keep the peace for one year espectiall towards Thomas Sinfield. To appear to receive judgment when required. James Kempson, 32 - simple larceny - indictment found, having entered into recognizance to answer the said indictment at teh next Quarter Sessions is discharged

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Barley, Henry,
Hart, John,
Kitchener, Charles,
Barker, Rhoda,
Goodwin, Sarah,
Clarke, Ebenezer,
Shane, George,
Shun, George,
Newberry, Sarah,
Odell, Daniel,
Brown, George,
Evans, John,
Hulatt, Robert,
Mann, George,
Cox, Thomas,
Hornsby, John,
Wills, William,
Pack, William,
Wells, William,
Cox, Robert,
Sabey, William,
Barcock, James,
Smith, Charles,
Millard, William,
Hardwick, William,
Abrahams, Thomas,
Godfrey, Charles,
Turney, William,
Worsley, Obadiah,
Smith, Susan,
Molster, Thomas,
Rust, Ellen,
Young, Henry,
Haines, Henry,
Thorn, Nathaniel,
Brown, Thomas,
Goodman, Joseph,
Roe, Robert,
Goodman, John,
Abraham, Jabez,
Bates, William,
Smith, Reuben,
Smith, George,
Fountain, Thomas,
Kempson, James

transportation, imprisonment, larceny, stealing animals, sheep, breaking & entering, receiving stolen goods, rioting, assault