QSR1857/4/3/3

Return of persons committed, bailed to appear for trial, or indicted at the Michaelmas Quarter Session 1857.

20 October 1857

From: 1857 To: 1857

Edward Barley - obtaining goods by false pretences - imprisonment for a month William Rooney - larceny from the person - Not Guilty John Goss - embezzlement by a servant - 9 months imprisonment Joseph Snoxall - larceny - 3 weeks imprisonment George Crow - larceny - 3 months imprisonment William Line - larceny befofe convicted of felony - 4 years penal servitude Thomas Ambrose - larceny - 9 months imprisonment George Stokes alias Brown - horse stealing before convicted of felony - Not Guilty James Sibley - larceny befofe convicted of felony - 4 weeks imprisonment and at expiration to be sent to the Reformatory School at Turvey for the period of 2 years James Jeffs - larceny- 3 months imprisonment Alfred Brooks - larceny - 14 weeks imprisonment Reuben Matthews - receiving stolen goods - 3 months imprisonment James Walker - larceny - Not Guilty Henry Menders - larceny - Not Guilty George Michael Jennings - larceny by a servant - the court on the motion of counsel of the prisoner reserved a question for the Court of Criminal Appeal - judgement was respited. Joseph Evans Savage - larceny from the person - 12 months imprisonment George Litchfield - larceny from the person - 6 weeks imprisonment Charles Harrowell - inciting to commit larceny - 3 months imprisonment William Chalkley - inciting to commit larceny - 3 months imprisonment John Parker - receiving stolen goods - 7 days imprisonment

item

Barley, Edward,
Rooney, William,
Goss, John,
Snoxall, Joseph,
Crow, George,
Line, William,
Ambrose, Thomas,
Brown, George,
Stokes, George,
Sibley, James,
Jeffs, James,
Brooks, Alfred,
Matthews, Reuben,
Walker, James,
Menders, Henry,
Jennings, George Michael,
Savage, Joseph Evans,
Litchfield, George,
Harrowell, Charles,
Chalkley, William,
Parker, John

larceny, false pretences, servant, stealing animals, receiving stolen goods, reform school