Bedfordshire Archives Service Catalogue
  • Reference
    QSR1836/1/3/4
  • Title
    List of cases at Bedford Quarter Sessions. Gives case numbers, names, ages, offences, and outcome.
  • Date free text
    5 January 1836
  • Production date
    From: 1836 To: 1836
  • Scope and Content
    31. John Bradshaw, 32 - simple larceny - 6 months imprisonment with hard labour 18. John Galer, 32 - simple larceny - 4 months imprisonment with hard labour 14. Samuel Woods, 29; 33. William Smith, 39; 34. John Wood, 22; William Halfhead, 35 - simple larceny - 3 months imprisonment with hard labour Thomas Field, 25 - assaulting a constable in the execution of his duty - 3 months imprisonment with hard labour 29. James Smith, 63 - simple larceny - 3 months imprisonment with hard labour 11. Sarah Whittamore, 20; 12. Charlotte Hare, wife of Thomas Hare, 23 - simple larcenies - 1 month imprisonment with hard labour William Levi Pantling, 28; Brice Stimpson, 22 - riot, assault and rescue - imprisonment with hard labour for 2 months and to enter into recognisances for £20 to keep the peace William Thomas, 54 - convicted of being an incorrigible rogue after previous conviction for being a rogue and vagabond - 3 months imprisonment with hard labour 16. Abel Burrows, 20; 17. James Stone, 23 - simple larcenies - acquitted and discharged 43. Josias Brightman, 20 - felony and sheepstealing - acquitted and discharged 37. John Bunker, 25 - receiving a sheep knowing it to be stolen - acquitted and discharged James Almond, 21; William Baines, 50 - misdemeanours - acquitted and discharged 15. George Poole, 21; 48. Richard Dean, 25; 49. William Slater, 27 - discharged, bills ignored 27. John Carrington, 26; 38, Thomas Cambers, 20; 39. George Cambers, 18; 40. Joseph Houghton, 18 - committed for lack fo sureties to keep the peace - discharged, no one appearing against them
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