QSR1861/1/3/3

Return of persons committed, bailed to appear for trial, or indicted at the Epiphany Quarter Session 1861

1 January 1861

From: 1860 To: 1861

Thomas Stanbridge - 5 convictions of simple larceny - 1st offence 7 months imprisonment and 1 month for each other conviction to run on the expiration of each previous sentence. John Howard - attempting to steal a sheep - 6 months imprisonment George Amos Lawrence - breaking and entering a dwelling house - 14 days imprisonment and on expiration to be sent to the Reformatory School for 4 years. Jane Green - larceny from a person - 4 years penal servitude Henry James Green - larceny from a person - 4 years penal servitude George Brown - larceny from a person - 4 years penal servitude William Jones - larceny from a person before convicted of felony - 7 years penal servitude John Robinson - larceny from a person - 4 years penal servitude William Parkins - larceny before convicted of felony - 12 months imprisonment William Martin - larceny before convicted of felony - 3 months imprisonment William Clarke - larceny - 1 month imprisonment Joseph Henry alias Henerly - larceny - 6 months imprisonment Simon Healey - larceny by a servant - Not Guilty William Stock - larceny by a servant - Not Guilty James Salt - breaking & stealing in a dwelling house - 12 months imprisonment David Newell - breaking & stealing in a dwelling house - Not Guilty William Spacey - larceny - 12 months imprisonment George Crow - larceny - 3 months imprisonment.

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Stanbridge, Thomas,
Howard, John,
Lawrence, George Amos,
Green, Jane,
Green, Henry James,
Brown, George,
Jones, William,
Robinson, John,
Parkins, William,
Clarke, William,
Henri, Joseph,
Henerly, Joseph,
Stock, William,
Healey, Simon,
Salt, James,
Newell, David,
Spacey, William,
Crow, George

larceny, stealing animals, breaking & entering, pickpocket