QSR1859/1/3/3

Return of persons committed, bailed to appear for trial, or indicted at the Epiphany Quarter Session 1859

4 January 1859

From: 1859 To: 1859

Joseph Butcher - simple larceny 2 convictions and before convicted of felony - 3 months imprisonment of each charge Hezekiah Odell - larceny by a servant - Not Guilty Benjamin Walker - simple larceny - 3 months imprisonment Thomas Spring - larceny before convicted of felony - Not Guilty George Stokes alias George Brown - larceny before convicted of felony - 4 years penal servitude Charles Luck - larceny by a servant, 2 convictions - 1st conviction 1 month imrpisonement, 2nd conviction 8 months imprisonment Sophia Morley - receiving stolen goods - 3 months imprisonment Mary Ann Luck - receiving stolen goods - 2 months imprisonment Mary Ann Westom - receiving stolen goods - 4 months imprisonment Abraham Downes - simple larceny before convicted of felony - Not Guilty Thomas Williamson - larceny by a servant - 3 months imprisonment John Lawson - larceny by a servant before convicted of felony - 3 years penal servitude William Robinson alias William Foster - obtaining goods by false pretences - Not Guilty James Perkins - larceny - Not Guilty Robert Woodman - larceny before convicted of felony - 3 months imprisonment and under expiration to be sent to Reformatoty School for 4 years. William Hodgson - larceny before convicted of felony - 3 years penal servitude William Holloman - larceny - 3 months imprisonment

item

Butcher, Joseph,
Odell, Hezekiah,
Walker, Benjamin,
Spring, Thomas,
Stokes, George,
Luck, Charles,
Morley, Sophia,
Luck, Mary Ann,
Weston, Mary Ann,
Downes, Abraham,
Williamson, Thomas,
Lawson, Thomas,
Robinson, William,
Perkins, James,
Woodman, Robert,
Hodgson, William,
Holloman, William

larceny, reform school, receiving stolen goods, false pretences