- ReferenceQSR1838/4/3/4
- TitleReturn of persons committed, bailed to appear for trial, or indicted at Quarter Sessions held 16 October 1838. Gives names, ages, crimes and result of commitments.
- Date free text16 October 1838
- Production dateFrom: 1838 To: 1838
- Scope and ContentMary O Neal (singlewoman, 24 - robbery from the person attended with violence - 15 years transportation William Jackson, 37 - housebreaking - 10 years transportation Benjamin Carter, 20; John Leggitt, 22; James Morrison, 21 - simple larceny - 6 months imprisonment John Elkerton, 36 - embezzlement - 6 months imprisonment John Adams, 57 - simple larceny - 4 months imprisonment Mary Ann Tomlin (wife of George Tomlin), 24; James Hayes, 22 - simple larceny - 3 months imprisonment Benjamin Cox,19; John Sharp,23; James Brown, 26 - assaulting and obstructing a constable in the execution of his duty - 3 months imprisonment Thomas Backer, 34 - assault, 6 weeks imprisonment William Brittain, 13 - simple larceny - 2 days imprisonment with private whipping and solitary confinement on the 2nd day John Burns, 19; William Chapman, 24; Thomas Hodgins, 18 - simple larceny - acquitted John Munns, 18; John Smith, 26; Sarah Burden, 40; Henry Harris, 22; George Field, 19 - simple larceny - bills ignored, discharged Elizabeth Favell, 44 (wife of John Favell) - common assault - bill ignored, discharged Francis Fowler; John Brasier; John Munnings (ages not known) - common assault - bound by recognisance for £40 to appear to receive judgement when called upon
- Level of descriptionitem
- Persons/institution keywordO'Neal, Mary,
Jackson, William,
Carter, Benjamin,
Leggitt, John,
Morrison, James,
Elkerton, John,
Adams, John,
Tomlin, Mary Ann,
Tomlin, George,
Hayes, James,
Cox, Benjamin,
Sharp, John,
Brown, James (d),
Barker, Thomas,
Brittain, William,
Burns, John,
Chapman, William,
Hodgins, Thomas,
Munns, John,
Smith, John,
Burden, Sarah,
Harris, Henry,
Field, George,
Favell, Elizabeth,
Favell, John,
Fowler, Francis,
Brasier, John,
Munnings, John - Keywords
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