- ReferenceQSR1921/4/6/1a to 1d
- TitleIndictment of Neville Bushell
- Date free text12th October 1921
- Production dateFrom: 1921 To: 1921
- Scope and Contenta) The King v. Neville Bushell Court of Trial: Bedfordshire Quarter sessions held at Bedford Neville Bushell is charged with the following offence :- Statement of Offence :- Larceny, contrary to section 21 of the Larceny Act 1916 Particlulars of Offence :- Neville Bushell on 26th July 1921 in the County of Bedford stole 2 dutch hoes 1 spud, 1 garden fork 1 broom, 1 turfing iron, 1 flat hoe, 1 rowing hoe, 2 crowbars, a garden hose & reel the property of Herbert King trading as John King & son Date of Trial :- 12th October 1921 Plea:- not guilty Verdict :- Not Guilty Presiding chairman : Anthony Henry Wingfield Signed W W Marks b) Letter from W F A Fletcher to W W Marks Clerk of the Peace Bedford Dear Sir, Beds Quarter Session, Rex v. Bushell I enclose Instructions for Indictment your faithfully W F A Fletcher c) cover page for the instruction for the Indictment d) Beds Quarter Sessions, 12th October 1921 Rex on the prosecution of John William Nicholson against Neville Bushell Instruction for Indicment For that he the said Neville Bushell on 26th July 1921 at Broom in the Parish of Southill feloniously did steal take & carry away a number of garden tools total value £8-16-0 the goods & chattels of Herbert King, trading as John King & Son. Contrary to the form of the statute witnesses :- Henry Bean of Broom. Geogre Frederick Setchell of Southill, Police Constable. Eva Moir of Broom, Housekeeper. Joseph Clare of Bedford, Land Agents Assistant. signed ? Fletcher Solicitors for the Prosecution Biggleswade
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