- ReferenceQSR1846/1/3/4
- TitleList of cases at Bedford Quarter Sessions. Gives case numbers, names, offences, and outcome.
- Date free text6 January 1846
- Production dateFrom: 1846 To: 1846
- Scope and Content29. Henry Barley; 30. John Hart; 34. Charles Kitchener - simple larceny - bills returned ignoramus, discharged 3. Rhoda Barker; 4. Sarah Goodwin; 5. Ebenezer Clarke; 12. George Shane (alias Shun); 28. Sarah Newberry; 32. Daniel Odell; 37. George Brown - simple larceny - acquitted 7. John Evans - simple larceny after previous conviction - acquitted 25. Robert Hulatt - sheep stealing - acquitted 27. George Mann - housebreaking - acquitted 31. Thomas Cox - receiving stolen goods - acquitted 10. John Hornsby - simple larceny after previous conviction for felony - 14 days imprisonment in Common Gaol, also sentenced to 7 years transportation for another offence 23. William Wills - simple larceny - one month imprisonment, also sentenced to 7 years transportation for another offence 1. William Pack - simple arceny - one year imprisonment with 4 weeks to be in solitary confinement 6. William Wells; 14. Robert Cox; 15. William Sabey - larceny being servants - 6 months imprisonment 13. James Barcock - larceny being a servant - 4 months imprisonment 8. Charles Smith; 9. William Millard, 27; 19. William Hardwick; 26. Thomas Abrahams - simple larceny - 3 months imprisonment 21. Charles Godfrey - breaking and stealing from a curtilage - 3 months imprisonment with 3 weeks to be in solitary confinement 22. William Turney; 24. Obadiah Worsley - simple larceny - two months imprisonment 20. Susan Smith; 33. Thomas Molster - simple larceny - one month imprisonment 2. Ellen Rust - simple larceny - 6 weeds with one week to be in solitary confinement 11. Henry Young - larceny being a servant - one week imprisonment 35. Henry Haines - simple larceny - 3 days imprisonment 16. Nathaniel Thorn; 17. Thomas Brown; 18. Joseph Goodman - rescue - judgment respited. Defendants entered into recognizance to keep the peace for one year espectiall towards Thomas Sinfield. To appear to receive judgment when required. 38. Robert Roe; 39. John Goodman; 40. Jabez Abraham; 41. William Bates; 42. Reuben Smith; 43. George Smith; 44. Thomas Fountain - 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. 45. James Kempson - simple larceny - indictment found, having entered into recognizance to answer the said indictment at teh next Quarter Sessions is discharged
- Level of descriptionitem
- Persons/institution keywordBarley, 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 - Keywords
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