QSR1835/1/6/22

Indictment - George Bliss of Totternhoe for sending a letter to William Pratt threatening murder as follows: "William Pratt I understand that you are the worst enemy to the poor in Totternhoe. I understand you are creeping about a nightes and if you will creep about we will blow your brains out you learing rascle, and if that won't do we will set you all on fire you damb rascle and we can set you on fire ... furlog of and if you don't use the poor better as soon as the see how you goo on with the poor we will set the on fire you damd rascle you villaine and Dan Twidle an and ould Twidell so take notice we mean to shew you up - you all take notice and read this well for this shall be the way as we will serve. Not better .... poor we will .... by night or day". No bill.

19 September 1834

From: 1834 To: 1835

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Bliss, George,
Pratt, William,
Twidell, Daniel

TOTTERNHOE, threatening behaviour