QSR1834/3/3/5

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. [page 1]

1 July 1834

From: 1834 To: 1834

Oliver Blows - riot - to be imprisoned and kept at hard labour for 3 calendar months and upon expiration to enter a recognizance of £20 to keep the peace and be of good behaviour for a year. William Field - assault upon a constable in the execution of his duty - to be imprisoned and kept at hard labour for 3 calendar months and upon expiration to enter a recognizance of £20 to keep the peace and be of good behaviour for a year. Thomas Albone - misdemeanor in obtaining money under false pretences with intent to cheat - to be imprisoned and kept at hard labour for 6 weeks. John Hare - larceny - acquitted and discharged Mary Clay - felony, endeavouring to conceal the birth of her illegitimate child born alive - discharged, bill returned ignoramus William Minney the elder, William Minney the younger, Thomas Gardner, Thomas Watts - riot - to pay a fine of 5 shillings and each to enter a recognizance of £20 to keep the peace and be of good behvaviour for a year. William Dawson - want of sureties to keep the peace - discharged, no person appearing against him Daniel Howe - want of sureties to keep the peace - ordered to remain in the old House of Correction unitl he shall find sureties to keep the peace upon articles exhibited against him by Elizabeth, his wife.

item

Blows, Oliver,
Field, William,
Albone, Thomas,
Hare, John,
Clay, Mary,
Minney, William,
Dawson, William,
Howe, Daniel

concealment of birth, larceny, rioting, assault, fines, false pretences, women's history