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Calendar of prisoners to be tried at Quarter Sessions held at Bedford on16th January 1907. Columns headed: Name, Age, Trade, Name and Address of Magistrate, Date of Warrant, When received into Custody, Offence, When Tried, Before Whom Tried, Verdict, Previous Convictions, Sentence.

16th January 1907

From: 1907 To: 1907

William Barringer: For Trial - On 12th November 1906, at Eaton Socon, unlawfully did cut himself with a knife, with intent to feloniously kill and murder himself. Verdict: True Bill George Goodman For Trial – On 12th November 1906 at Great Barford, did unlawfully throw himself into a river, with intent thereby to feloniously kill and murder himself. Verdict: No Bill Frank and Emily Yarrell For Trial – On 19th November 1906, T Colmworth, did feloniously break and enter a certain building within the curtilage of a dwelling house, and therein feloniously did steal a certain bicycle of the value of £3, the property of John Morby and Clare Morby. Verdict: True Bill Edward Ernest Kempson For Trial – On 5th December 1906, at Luton feloniously did receive of Cecil Aylott a quantity of plait, the property of Messrs. Kershaw and Co., well knowing the same to have been feloniously stolen. Previous: 6months Hard Labour. Hertford Assizes 9th December 1902 False Pretences. Verdict: True Bill Earnest Cooper For Trial – On 5th September 1906, at Haynes. Then being the bailee of a certain bicycle, the property of Alfred White, did fraudulently covert, the same to his own and thereby feloniously did steal the same. Verdict: True Bill Previous: Stealing a lamb. 3 months Hard Labour. Summary conviction for Assault, damage and Game Trespass from 1897 to 1905. Arthur John Freeman For Trial¬¬ –On the 21st November and on the days following up to and including t7th December, 1906, did obtain by certain false pretences from Ada Louisa Rudkin certain board and lodgings of the value of £1:12, with intent to cheat and defraud her of the same. For Trial - On the 27th November and 4th December 1906 at Ampthill, unlawfully and knowingly did, by certain false pretences, obtain of and from Henry Cooper Hitchcock certain grocery and hardware together of the value of £3:11:7, the goods of the said Henry Cooper Hitchcock. Verdict: True Bill Previous: One moth hard labour Quarter Session Bedford 14th June 1899 stealing a bicycle George Lawson For Trial – On 27th December 1906, at Everton, unlawfully and indecently did assault and ill treat one Emma Crouch Verdict: True Bill

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Right Hon. Beauchamp Moubray,
Lord St. John of Bletsoe,
Samuel Howard Whitbread,
Green, John William,
Beck, Frederick William,
Marks, William Woodfine,
Sewell, T,
Barringer, William,
Goodman, George,
Yarrell, Emily,
Yarrell, Frank,
Cooper, Ernest,
Kempson, Edward Ernest,
Freeman, Arthur John,
Lawson, George,
Lockhart, George C G,
Hipwell, William,
Phillips, W.R.,
Jekyll, Edward J.,
Morby, John,
Morby, Clara,
Aylott, Cecil,
White, Alfred,
Rudkin, Ada Louisa,
Hitchcock, Henry Cooper,
Crouch, Emma

BEDFORD, Shire Hall, EATON SOCON, Great Barford, COLMWORTH, LUTON, HAYNES, AMPTHILL, Hertford, BIGGLESWADE, EVERTON, prisoners, gaol