QSR1848/2/3/2

Return of persons committed, bailed to appear for trial, or indicted at Quarter Sessions held 4 April 1848. Gives names, ages, crimes and result of commitments.

4 April 1848

From: 1848 To: 1848

Josiah Brown, 17; Thomas Westley, 13 - simple larceny - no prosecution, discharged Samuel Woods, 45 - simple larceny - no bill, discharged Samuel Borrows, 25 - breaking and stealing from the curtilage after previous conviction - acquitted William Mace, 30 - simple larceny after former conviction - 7 years transportation John Woods, 46 - larceny being a servant after former conviction - 9 months imprisonment Samuel Richardson - simple larceny - 5 months imprisonment Henry Burrows, 21 - breaking and entering and stealing from the curtilage - 4 months imprisonment Valentine Foskett, 40; George Sear the younger, 29 - simple larceny - 4 months imprisonment James Baker, 36 - assaulting William Beach in the execution of his duty - 3 months imprisonment and to enter into recognizance to keep the peace for 6 months, especially towards William Beach Daniel Crute, 18; William Jenkyns, 25 - simple larceny - 1 month imprisonment William Hall, 29; Thomas Hall, 25; William Foxley - simple larceny - 2 weeks imprisonment James Williamson, 19 - simple larceny - 1 day imprisonment in Common Gaol

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Brown, Josiah,
Westley, Thomas,
Woods, Samuel,
Borrows, Samuel,
Mace, William,
Woods, John,
Richardson, Samuel,
Burrows, Henry,
Foskett, Valentine,
Sear, George,
Baker, James,
Beach, William,
Crute, Daniel,
Jenkyns, William,
Hall, William,
Hall, Thomas,
Foxley, William,
Williamson, James

larceny, breaking & entering, assault, transportation, imprisonment