QSR1858/1/3/3

Return of persons committed, bailed to appear for trial, or indicted at the Epiphany Quarter Session 1858.

5 January 1858

From: 1858 To: 1858

John Ross - obtaining goods by false pretences - 3 months imprisonment Charles Gregory - simple larceny before convicted - 4 years penal servitude James Turner - simple larceny - 3 months imprisonment James Chapman - larceny of a fixture - 6 months imprisonment John Cook - simple larceny before convicted - 4 years penal servitude Mary Ann Taylor - simple larceny - 1 month imprisonment and on expiration to be sent to Reformatory School for 3 years John Smith alias John Turner alias Christopher Turner - larceny before convicted - 2 years imprisonment Thomas King - simple larceny - 18 months imprisonment Levi Brooks - larceny by a servant - 1 year imprisonment George Langley - simple larceny before convicted - Not Guilty Samuel Tavener - simple larceny before convicted - No Bill Thomas Upchurch - simple larceny - 6 months imprisonment Ann Theresa Webster - simple larceny - 1 month imprisonment Decima Ann Higdon - obtaining goods by false pretences - discharged on her recognizance to appear to receive the judgement of the court when called upon.

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Ross, John,
Gregory, Charles,
Turner, James,
Chapman, James,
Cook, John,
Taylor, Mary Ann,
Smith, John,
Turner, John,
Turner, Christopher,
King, Thomas,
Brooks, Levi,
Langley, George,
Tavener, Samuel,
Upchurch, Thomas,
Webster, Ann Theresa,
Higdon, Decima Ann

false pretences, larceny, reform school