QSR1832/3/3/3

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.

3 July 1832

From: 1832 To: 1832

John Cox - simple larceny on 2 indictments - [1st count] to be imprisoned and kept at hard labour for 7 days and on expiration [2nd] to be transported for the term of 14 years. Christopher Cox - larceny - to be transported for the term of 7 years. Joseph Lines - larceny - to be imprisoned and kept at hard labour for the space of 12 calendar months. Charles Athews, James Tuffnail, James Bryant - simple larcenies - to be imprisoned and kept at hard labour for the space of 12 calendar months. John Liles - assaulting an overseer of the poor in the execution of his duty - to be imprisoned and kept at hard labour for 12 calendar months. Henry Dyer - simple larceny - to be imprisoned and kept at hard labour for 3 calendar months. William Litchfield, Isaac Russell, Joseph Caustin - simple larceny - to be imprisoned and kept at hard labour for the space of a calendar month. Henry Tarrant - riot and tumult - to be imprisoned and kept at hard labour for the space of a calendar month. James Gentle - assaulting a constable in the execution of his office - to be imprisoned and kept at hard labour for the space of a calendar month. Thomas Allum - simple larceny - to be imprisoned for the space of 7 days. Daniel Daniels - simple larceny - acquitted and discharged Frederic Swinson, William Smith - discharged and bill returned, ignoramus James Smith - discharged. Being admitted evidence on the party of the crown in the case of larceny.

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Cox, John,
Cox, Christopher,
Lines, Joseph,
Athews, Charles,
Tuffnail, James,
Bryant, James,
Liles, John,
Dyer, Henry,
Litchfield, William,
Russell, Isaac,
Caustin, Joseph,
Tarrant, Henry,
Gentle, James,
Allum, Thomas,
Daniels, Daniel,
Smith, William,
Swinson, Frederick,
Smith, James

larceny, assault, rioting, transportation