QSR1833/3/3/4

A return of persons committed for trial or bailed to appear at trial at the General Quarter Sessions of the Peace in the county of Bedford.

2 July 1833

From: 1833 To: 1833

Thomas Carter – larceny – to be transported for 7 years Thomas Sharp – assault upon a constable in the execution of his duty – imprisonment and kept at hard labour for the term of a year and to enter into sureties of £50 and 2 sureties of £25 for his keeping the peace for the period of 2 years on expiration of his sentence. John Mann & George Harris – misdemeanour and conspiracy with intent to cheat and defraud – imprisonment for 9 calendar months. James Crofts – larceny – imprisonment and kept at hard labour for the space of 6 calendar months. Elinor Shepherd wife of John – larceny – imprisonment and kept at hard labour for the space of 6 calendar months. John Stokes – larceny – imprisonment and kept at hard labour for the space of 3 calendar months. Joseph Clarke – assault on a constable in the execution of his duty – imprisonment and kept at hard labour for the space of 3 calendar months. William Marshall and James Woodward – misdemeanour, riot and assault upon a constable in the execution of his office – imprisonment and kept at hard labour for the space of 6 calendar months (Marshall) and 4 calendar months (Woodward) and to enter into sureties of £25 for their keeping the peace for the period of a year on expiration of their sentence. James Melrose – misdemeanour, riot and assault upon a constable in the execution of his office – imprisonment and kept at hard labour for the term of a year and to enter into sureties of £50 and 2 sureties of £25 for his keeping the peace for the period of 2 years on expiration of his sentence. George Stokes – assault on a constable in the execution of his office – imprisonment and kept at hard labour for 6 weeks. Thomas Tompkins – larceny - imprisonment and kept at hard labour for 6 weeks. George Sale – larceny - imprisonment and kept at hard labour for the space of 6 weeks. Samuel Baines – larceny – acquitted and discharged. William Crosley, Charles Hill, James Cadwell, Alfred Thrussell otherwise called Alfred Swainston, Henry Swainston – larceny – discharged and bills returned ignoramus.

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Carter, Thomas,
Sharp, Thomas,
Mann, John,
Harris, George,
Crofts, James,
Shepherd, Elinor,
Shepherd, John,
Stokes, John,
Clarke, Joseph,
Marshall, William,
Woodward, James,
Melrose, James,
Stokes, George,
Tompkins, Thomas,
Sale, George,
Baines, Samuel,
Crosley, William,
Hill, Charles,
Cadwell, James,
Thrussell, Alfred,
Swainston, Alfred,
Swainston, Henry

rioting, larceny, assault, fraud