QGR5/10

Minute book of the Visiting Justices [third volume] [see also QGR 4]. Page 10 includes the following:

13 May 1833

From: 1833 To: 1833

Philip Hunt, Frederick H Neve. 54 prisoners. The gaoler reported that the two convicts [George] Farey and [Thomas] Brown [Bone] had been removed to Woolwich on Thursday last. During the last week William Philipps and Samuel Garner were committed for shoplifting in the Borough of Bedford. On the 10th [John]Carrington, one of the men confined for want of sureties in a bastardy case was obliged to be put into solitary confinement for holding conversation with the females and for other breaches of prison discipline, he was released on the 11th and has since conducted himself properly.

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Neve, Frederick Hervey,
Hunt, Philip,
Warner,
Banfield, James,
Farey, George,
Bone, Thomas,
Brown, Thomas,
Philipps, William,
Garner, Samuel,
Carrington, John

BEDFORD, Woolwich, Bedford Gaol, House of Correction, gaol, general justices of the peace, Quarter Sessions, magistrate, imprisonment, punishment, chaplains, gaoler, turnkey, surgeon, crime, Game Laws, poaching, robbery, transportation, shoplifting, bastardy