QSR1831/4/3/3

List of cases at Bedford Quarter Sessions. Gives case numbers, names, offences and outcomes.

18 October 1831

From: 1831 To: 1831

(no.7) Abel Burgess - Convicted of simple larceny - Sentenced to be imprisoned with hard labour at the Old House of Correction for 12 months. (no.17) John Emmerton - Convicted of simple larceny - Sentenced to be imprisoned with hard labour at the Old House of Correction for 6 months. (no. 12) John Goodman - Convicted of misdemeanour - Sentenced to be imprisoned at the New House of Correction for 6 months. (no. 11) William Read - Convicted of simple larceny - Sentenced to be imprisoned with hard labour at the Old House of Correction for 4 months. (no. 4) Robert Simpkins - Convicted of simple larceny - Sentenced to be imprisoned with hard labour at the Old House of Correction for 4 months. (no. 14) William George - Convicted of simple larceny - Sentenced to be imprisoned with hard labour at the New House of Correction for 3 months. (no. 15) Matthew Parrott - Convicted of simple larceny - Sentenced to be imprisoned with hard labour at the Old House of Correction for 14 days. (no. 13) Thomas Webster - Acquitted of simple larceny - Ordered to be discharged. (no. 6) William Stratton - No Bill - Ordered to be discharged. (no. 16) Thomas Worsley - Committed to the Common Gaol of Bedford for want of sureties in a case of Bastardy - Ordered to remain (no. 2) William Jufford - For want of sureties in a case of assault upon his wife - Ordered to be discharged.

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Burgess, Abel,
Emmerton, John,
Goodman, John,
Read, William,
Simpkins, Robert,
George, William,
Parrott, Matthew,
Webster, Thomas,
Stratton, William,
Worsley, Thomas,
Jufford, William

BEDFORD, prisoners, larceny, House of Correction, assault, misdemeanor