QSR1847/4/3/2

List of cases at Bedford Quarter Sessions. Gives case numbers, names, offences, and outcome.

19 October 1847

From: 1847 To: 1847

9. Jacob Reid; 15. Solomon Norman; 19. James Baker the younger - committed for want of sureties - no one appeared to prosecute so discharged 7. Samuel Upton - committed to House of Correction as an incorrigible rogue - no one appeared to prosecute so discharged 15. George Cook - sheep stealing - no bill, discharged 17. Elizabeth Ellingham - simple larceny - no bill, discharged 31. William Field - affray - no bill, discharged 34. George Burroway - affray - no bill, discharged 38. James Winters - common assault - no bill, discharged 3. Charles Hopkins; 7 John Arnold; 20. Mary Edwards; 25. Wiliam Bygrave - simple larceny - acquitted 36. Thomas Parker - larceny, being a servant - acquitted 5. James Allen - simple larceny - no prosecution, discharged 6. George Wilson - breaking and entering a shop - 7 years transportation 18. George Line - simple larceny after previous conviction - 7 years transportation 14. William Pacey - assault with intent to ravish - one year imprisonment with 2 weeks solitary 8. William Paternoster - breaking and entering - 6 months imprisonment 12. Benjamin Fensom - receiving stolen goods after previous conviction - 6 months imprisonment 26. William Walker; 28. James Smith - simple larceny - 6 months imprisonment 1. Mary Wright; 2. Catherine Bristow - stealing from the person - 4 months imprisonment 21. Thomas Hunt; 22. William Hunt - simple larceny - 4 months imprisonment 23. John Young; 27. Daniel Tofield - simple larceny - 3 months imprisonment 4. Joseph Green - attempting to obtain money by false pretences - 2 months imprisonment 37. Henry Churchman - assaulting a constable in the execution of his duty - 1 month imprisonment 24. John Crane - simple larceny - 3 weeks imprisonment 10. William Jones; 11. William Page; 13. George Crawley - simple larceny - 2 weeks imprisonment and Jones to be privately whipped 29. Job Tew; 30. Charles Lilley; 32. George Jolly; 33. Robert Toms - affray - one day in Common Gaol and to be bound over to keep teh peace for 3 months

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Reid, Jacob,
Norman, Solomon,
Baker, James,
Upton, Samuel,
Cook, George,
Ellingham, Elizabeth,
Field, William,
Burroway, George,
Winters, James,
Hopkins, Charles,
Arnold, John,
Edwards, Mary,
Bygrave, William,
Parker, Thomas,
Allen, James,
Wilson, George,
Line, George,
Pacey, William,
Paternoster, William,
Fensom, Benjamin,
Walker, William,
Smith, James,
Wright, Mary,
Bristow, Catherine,
Hunt, Thomas,
Hunt, William,
Young, John,
Tofield, Daniel,
Green, Joseph,
Churchman, Henry,
Crane, John,
Jones, William,
Page, William,
Crawley, George,
Tew, Job,
Lilley, Charles,
Jolly, George,
Toms, Robert

transportation, imprisonment, affray, assault, larceny, stealing animals, breaking & entering, sex crimes, false pretences