Scope and Content
Gives: Name, Age, Trade, Degree of Instruction, Name and Address of Committing Magistrate, Date of Warrant, When received into Custody, Particulars of Offence as charged, When tried, Before whom tried, Verdict of Jury, Particulars of previous convictions, Sentence or Order of the Court.
Herbert Woodcock (18 years, Gardener):
For Trial – On 22nd October, 1910, at Stopsley, feloniously breaking and entering the dwelling house of Stewart Butler Hubbard, and stealing therein three gold rings, 4s 8d. in money, one coat, and one pair boots, the property of the said Stewart Butler Hubbard.
Eleven previous convictions mentioned.
Herbert Woodcock:
Not recommended for Borstal Treatment. Has been in Reformatory and discharged therefrom as being of weak intellect.
Signed -T Sewell Governor of the Prison
Arthur Lewis (39 years, Labourer):
Between 27th October and 3rd November 1910 at Luton, stealing two coats, value three pounds the property of Henry James Sweeny.
Also, on 31st October 1910 at Luton, breaking and entering the dwelling house of Annie Flecknell, and stealing therein a clock, the property of Mary Medhurst.
Six previous convictions mentioned. One alias as Arthur Louis Griffiths
John Lee (38 years, Labourer):
On 21st November 1910, at Luton, stealing a pair of trousers, value 6s. 6d. the property of Harry Strange.
On 22nd November 1910, at Luton, stealing a pair of trousers, value 5s. 11d. the property of William Foster and Walter Thomas Webster.
Seven previous convictions mentioned.
Henry Denton (36 years Waiter):
On 22nd November 1910, at Luton, stealing two neckerchiefs, value 6s. 5d. the property of Thomas Kerridge Eveling.
On 22nd November 1910, at Luton stealing two silk handkerchiefs, value 9s, the property of Alfred Webb
Twelve previous convictions mentioned.
William John Kendrick (45 years, Traveller)
On 11th November 1910, at Luton, stealing a Gladstone bag, a silver watch and chain and an overcoat, together of the value of five pounds, the property of Frederick Edward Webb.
On 11th November 1910 at Luton, stealing a violin and bow, value £5 the property of Emily Tooth
Six previous convictions mentioned. One alias as William Fowler
Alfred Waite (Bailed on Committal)
On 25th October 1910 at Huntingdon, receiving of one Herbert Woodcock, two rings, the property of Louise Emily Hubbard, which had been feloniously stolen, he, the said Alfred White, then well knowing the same to have been stolen