QSR1830/367

Prosecution of William Jeeves of Sandy by Thomas Gillions of Thorncote, Northill, for stealing fowls. Examination of William Jeeves.

March 1830

From: 1830 To: 1830

After drinking a little beer at the King's Arms at Girtford, in company with Joe Balls and William Walker they all three walked to Northill , where they had another pint of beer. On coming back through Thorncote, Balls said "there are some fowls here and I won't go home without some". Jeeves said Gillions "never did me any harm and I won't go on his ground". He sat outside while Balls went in, but did not see any fowls when Balls came out. They all three then walked home.

item

Jeeves, William,
Gillions, Thomas,
Balls, Joseph,
Walker, William

SANDY, NORTHILL, Thorncote, Girtford Kings Arms, stealing, fowls