QSR1837/4/3/9

Return of persons committed, bailed to appear for trial, or indicted at Quarter Sessions held at Bedford. Gives names, ages, crimes and results of commitments.

17 October 1837

From: 1837 To: 1837

Thomas Jeeves, 22; Charles Manton, 18 - breaking & entering - 10 years transportation John Turner, 22 - stealing from the person - 10 years transportation John Wilshere, 10; Henry Catlin, 9 - simple larceny - 7 years transportation John Impey, 24 - breaking and entering - 12 months imprisonment, with solitary confinement in 2nd, 4th and last months George Cooper, 35 - larceny - 6 months imprisonment John Manton, 23 - assault on a constable with intent to resist detention - 6 months imprisonment James Whitby, 21 - simple larceny - 3 months imprisonment William Fisher, 23; Sarah Godman (wife of William Goodman), 30; Eleanor Perkins (wife of George Perkins), 37 - simple larceny - 6 weeks imprisonment Fanny Chapman, 18; Mary Garratt, 12 - simple larceny - 1 month imprisonment Thomas Shun, 14; William Albone, 16 - simple larceny - 2 weeks imprisonment, private whipping Joseph Morris, 35 - simple larceny - 2 weeks imprisonment William Garratt, 35 - breaking and entering - acquitted John Cooke, 23; Ann Green, 19; Mary Bowers, 58 - simple larceny - acquitted Ann Williams, 17; Emma Bishop, 15 - simple larceny - discharged, bills ignored George Osborne, 15 - maliciously killing a mare - discharged, bill ignored John Moore, 16 - discharged, admitted evidence for the Crown

item

Jeeves, Thomas,
Manton, Charles,
Turner, John,
Wilshere, John,
Catlin, Henry,
Impey, John,
Cooper, George,
Manton, John,
Whitby, James,
Fisher, William,
Goodman, Sarah,
Goodman, William,
Perkins, Eleanor,
Perkins, George,
Chapman, Fanny,
Garratt, Mary,
Shun, Thomas,
Albone, William,
Morris, Joseph,
Garrett, William,
Cooke, John,
Green, Ann,
Bowers, Mary,
Williams, Ann,
Bishop, Emma,
Osborne, George,
Moore, John

breaking & entering, pickpocket, larceny, assault, horses, malicious damage, imprisonment, transportation