QSR1833/4/3/6

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.

15 October 1833

From: 1833 To: 1833

Abel Burgess – stealing from the person before being convicted of felony – to be transported for the term of his natural life. William Jeffs – felony and lamb stealing having before been convicted of felony - to be transported for the term of his natural life. John Baker, George Page, James King, John Carrington and James King – larceny – to be transported for 7 years Henry Crouch – larceny – imprisoned and kept at hard labour in the old house of correction fro 4 calendar months Samuel Luddington, George Watson and John Scrivener – larceny – to be imprisoned and kept at hard labour in the new house of correction for 4 calendar months. Andrew Mulligan – assault upon a constable in the execution of his office – to be imprisoned and kept at hard labour for a calendar month. Thomas Rainbow, Joseph Page, Mary King, William Warner and Thomas Newman – larceny – acquitted and discharged John Pain and Thomas Large – misdemeanour – Bill returned, ignoramus, severally discharged. James Martling – larceny – prosecutor not appearing upon his recognizance – discharged John Lowen – misdemeanour - having given sureties for his appearance at the next general session of the peace he is discharged from prison.

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Burgess, Abel,
Jeffs, William,
Baker, John,
Page, George,
Crouch, Henry,
Luddington, Samuel,
Watson, George,
Scrivener, John,
Mulligan, Andrew,
Rainbow, Thomas,
Page, Joseph,
King, Mary,
Newman, Thomas,
Warner, William,
Pain, John,
Large, Thomas,
Martling, James,
Lowen, John

larceny, assault, stealing animals, misdemeanor, transportation, imprisonment