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Return of persons committed, bailed to appear for trial, or indicted at the Epiphany Quarter Session 1866

2 January 1866

From: 1866 To: 1866

Samuel Fleckney - larceny - Not Guilty Arthur Stevens - larceny - 6 months imprisonment James Rushton - embezzlement - 18 months imprisonment John Smith - larceny - 3 weeks imprisonment William Smith - larceny - 7 years penal servitude Thomas Nash - larceny - 7 years penal servitude James Kemspton - larceny - 1 year imprisonment Thomas Sanders - larceny - 6 months imprisonment William Tooley - larceny - 18 months imprisonment Charles Cook - larceny - 7 years penal servitude Joseph Mayes - larceny - 3 months imprisonment John Andrews - receiving stolen goods - 9 months imprisonment John Harris - uttering counterfeit coin - 4 months imprisonment George Williams - larceny -7 years penal servitude William Weeden - larceny - Not Guilty James Leaper - uttering counterfeit coin - 4 months imprisonment George Palmer - assaulting and attempting to wound with intent to commit grievous bodily harm - 4 months imprisonment Hannah Maddocks - larceny - Not Guilty Patrick Duffey - larceny - 2 counts - 6 months upon each conviction Edward Carney - larceny - 7 years penal servitude George Moore - larceny - 3 weeks imprisonment John Haynes - maliciously and feloniously cutting down trees growing in a garden - Not Guilty

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Fleckney, Samuel,
Stevens, Arthur,
Rushton, James,
Smith, John,
Smith, William,
Nash, Thomas,
Kempston, James,
Sanders, Thomas,
Cook, Charles,
Mayes, Joseph,
Andrews, John,
Harris, John,
Williams, George,
Weeden, William,
Leaper, James,
Palmer, George,
Maddocks, Hannah,
Duffey, Patrick,
Carney, Edward,
Moore, George,
Haynes, John

larceny, embezzlement, receiving stolen goods, passing counterfeit coin, assault, wounding, vandalism, imprisonment