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YEAR SUBJECT TITLE FORENAME SURNAME TYPE 1841 CALENDAR OF PRISONERS FOR TRIAL EDMUND ABBEY VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS EDMUND ABBEY VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH JAMES REDLEY, 20, CHARGED WITH STEALING THIRTEEN LOCK POCKET KNIVES, THE PROPERTY OF EDMUND ABBEY, AT WELLINGBOROUGH. GUILTY. SIX MONTHS' HARD LABOUR. WELLINGBOROUGH JAMES REDLEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE SHOP OF EDMUND ABBEY, CUTLER, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, A PACKET CONTAINING 13 LOCK POCKET KNIVES, OR OF HAVING RECEIVED THE SAME KNOWING THEM TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN EDMUND ABBEY 1841 THE CONSEQUENCE OF PUTTING NEW WINE INTO OLD BOTTLES MR. ABBEY ASSIZES ROBERT NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS 1839 QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS EDWARD ABBEY 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS EDWARD ABBEY 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS ROBERT 1846 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS A THEFT THEFT N C ABBEY NORTON C ABBEY L Y THOMAS 1844 1846 STOKE BRUERNE VICTIM NORTON THRAPSTON NOTES JAMES REDLEY, 20, CHARGED WITH STEALING THIRTEEN LOCK POCKET KNIVES, THE PROPERTY OF EDMUND ABBEY, AT WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE E ROBERT ABBEY, AGED 27, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT STOKE BRUERNE, BURGLARIOUSLY ENTERED THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM JONES, AND STOLEN THEREFROM £18 IN GOLD, £2 IN SILVER, AND THREE SILVER TEA SPOONS, AND ALSO VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING AND BEATING WILLIAM AND JANE JONES THEREIN K VICTIM R ABBEY IG THEFT & ASSAULT STOKE BRUERNE R ABBEY A 1844 COMMITTED THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION THEFT P 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ROBERT ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE T. E. COUNTY GAOL ABBEY L 1842 WELLINGBOROUGH O 1842 VICTIM T COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL PLACE H 1840 PLACE SEE ARTICLE JOHN HOUGHTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF BOOTS, THE PROPERTY OF T. E. ABBEY GEORGE MANNING & THOMAS ABBEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE WAIT, OF NORTON, AND ALSO WITH BREAKING OPEN THE HOUSE OF JOHN ELLARD, OF NORTON, AND STEALING A SILVER WATCH GEORGE MANNING AND THOMAS ABBEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING AN EWE SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM WAIT, OF NORTON. FURTHER CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE DWELLING HOUSE OF JOHN ELLARD, OF NORTON, AND STEALING THEREFROM A SILVER WATCH JOHN HOUGHTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF BOOTS, AT THRAPSTON, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS EDWARD ABBEY JOHN HOUGHTON WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF BOOTS, AT THRAPSTON, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS EDWARD ABBEY. IMP. TWO MONTHS, HOUSE OF CORRECTION, HARD LABOUR JOHN EADY, SURVEYOR OF THE HIGHWAYS IN THE PARISH OF BURTON, CHARGED ROBERT ABBOT, OF CRANFORD, WITH REFUSING TO PAY A HIGHWAY RATE. THE REASON STATED FOR THE REFUSAL, WAS THE BAD CONDITION OF THE ROADS UNDER THE CARE OF THE COMPLAINANT. THE AMOUNT WAS PAID FORTHWITH THRAPSTON ABBOT NON PAYMENT CRANFORD JOHN ABBOT ASSAULT EARLS BARTON SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM ABBOT ASSAULT EARLS BARTON SEE ARTICLE A VICTIM ASSIZES DAVID ABBOTT BIGAMY THRAPSTON DAVID ABBOTT, 27, CHARGED WITH MARRYING A SECOND TIME AT NOTINGHAM IN 1825, HIS FORMER WIFE, WHOM HE MARRIED AT OUNDLE, IN 1823, BEING THEN LIVING 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT DAVID ASSIZES ABBOTT INTERMAR RYING THRAPSTON SEE ARTICLE 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ELIZA ABBOTT ABSCONDI NG 1845 DIED ELIZABETH ABBOTT DIED THRAPSTON 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ENOCH ABBOTT THEFT CULWORTH 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION HANNAH ABBOTT BASTARD CHILD 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS ISAAC ABBOTT THEFT ISAAC ABBOTT COMPLAIN T ISAAC ABBOTT Y JACOB ABBOTT THEFT JACOB ABBOTT ABBOTT JAMES 1842 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JAMES 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JAMES ASSIZES 1844 1843 1845 H MENTIONE D JAMES ABBOTT JAMES ABBOTT E R A L ASSAULT ABBOTT ABBOTT ABBOTT ABBOTT ASSAULT COMPLAIN BROAD GREEN T MENTIONE D DAMAGE SEE ARTICLE FOR ONE MONTH, FOR DESTROYING A FENCE, AT BRIGSTOCK FOR ONE MONTH, FOR STEALING 30 GREENS, VALUE 2D. BRIGSTOCK SEE ARTICLE THRAPSTON AT THRAPSTON, ON SATURDAY LAST, SUDDENLY, AGED 71, ELIZABETH, THE WIFE OF MR. JAMES ABBOTT, BUTCHER AND FARMER LITTLE BOWDEN SEE ARTICLE C ASSAULT ELIZA ABBOTT, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ABSCONDING FROM THE SERVICE OF HER MASTER, MR. PETER INGE, SHE HAVING BEEN PREVIOUSLY HIRED FOR ONE YEAR AT THRAPSTON, ON SATURDAY LAST, SUDDENLY, AGED 71, ELIZABETH, THE WIFE OF MR. JAMES ABBOTT, BUTCHER AND FARMER ENOCH ABBOTT CHARGED WITH STEALING A SACK, THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT ANSTEE, AT CULWORTH. FURTHER CHARGED WITH STEALING A BASKET, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS GOLBY, AT CULWORTH OF RAUNDS, FOR REFUSING TO BE EXAMINED CONCERNING THE FATHER OF HER BASTARD CHILD REUBEN ABBOT, AGED 12, AND ISAAC ABBOTT, AGED 50, THE FORMER CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BRIGSTOCK, SIX LOAVES OF BREAD, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES LOWETH, AND THE LATTER WITH RECEIVING THEM KNOWING THEM TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN K IG R P MENTIONE D ABBOTT WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY JANE SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES KETTERING PETTY JOHN SESSIONS BRIGSTOCK N DIED GAME A 1845 BRIGSTOCK L 1846 BRIGSTOCK DAMAGE O 1844 RAUNDS WELLINGBOROUGH WELLINGBOROUGH A 1834 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS C 1844 T 1833 WELLINGBOROUGH CHARGED WITH HAVING ASSAULTED TWO OF THE WATCHMEN OF WELLINGBOROUGH, WHILE IN THE EXECUTION OF THEIR DUTY CHARGED WITH HAVING ASSAULTED TWO OF THE WATCHMEN OF WELLINGBOROUGH, WHILE IN THE EXECUTION OF THEIR DUTY JAMES ABBOTT, 31, WAS CONVICTED OF HAVING ASSAULTED TWO OF THE WATCHMEN OF WELLINGBOROUGH, HE WAS ORDERED TO ENTER INTO HIS OWN RECOGNIZANCE FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THE NEXT ASSIZE, IF CALLED ON WELLINGBOROUGH EARLS BARTON SEE ARTICLE ROWELL SEE ARTICLE 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN ABBOTT ILLEGITIM ATE CHILD IRTHLINGBOROUGH 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN ABBOTT NON PAYMENT IRTHLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM LOVELL, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR COMMITTING WILFUL INJURY TO A DOOR AND LOCK, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN ABBOTT, OF BRIGSTOCK JOSEPH ABBOTT, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO BUSHELS OF PEAS AND BEANS, THE PROPERTY OF STEPHEN STUCHFIELD, OF CULWORTH 1836 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN ABBOTT VICTIM BRIGSTOCK 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOSEPH ABBOTT THEFT CULWORTH ABBOTT VICTIM WOODFORD ABBOTT VICTIM WOODFORD SEE ARTICLE ABBOTT MENTIONE D THRAPSTON SEE ARTICLE MR. T ABBOTT ROOK MENTIONE D E LITTLE ADDINGTON A Y OLD NEAR THE HOUSE OF MR. ABBOTT, OF LITTLE ADDINGTON, IN THIS COUNTY, A ROOK WAS THIS WEEK TO BE SEEN FEEDING A BROOD OF YOUNG ONES IN NEST AMID THE NAKED BOUGHS OF A TALL TREE. THE SEVERE WEATHER OF THE LAST FEW DAYS HAS IN ALL PROBABILITY FROZEN THE POOR LITTLE FAMILY TO DEATH K SINGULAR FACT R 1841 R 1833 SEE ARTICLE H 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE JOSIAH COUNTY GAOL NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JOSIAH QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT LETITIA ASSIZES IG 1837 ON THURSDAY THE 20TH INST. MUCH RESPECTED, MRS. MARY ELIZABETH DANES, WIFE OF MR. CHARLES DANES, FARMER, OF KINGSTHORPE, NEAR THIS TOWN, AND ONLY DAUGHTER OF MR. ABBOTT, OLD OLD LODGE, AGED 25 REUBEN ABBOT, AGED 12, AND ISAAC ABBOTT, AGED 50, THE FORMER CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BRIGSTOCK, SIX LOAVES OF BREAD, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES LOWETH, AND THE LATTER WITH RECEIVING THEM KNOWING THEM TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN DIED MR. ABBOTT 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS REUBEN ABBOTT 1835 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER SESSIONS SUSANNAH ABBOTT MENTIONE D SPRATTON SEE ARTICLE 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM ABBOTT MENTIONE DPAPERY D NORTHAMPTON FOR TEN DAYS, FOR BEING FOUND, ON THE 25TH INST., IN THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM ABBOTT, SITUATE IN DERNGATE, FOR THE PURPOSE OF COMMITTING A FELONY 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM ABBOTT 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES WILLIAM ABBOTT THEFT ALDWINCKLE ST. PETERS 1843 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM ABBOTT MENTIONE D FINEDON MILL 1842 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM ABBOTT SELLING BEER C THEFT BRIGSTOCK A L A N C O P L 1838 MENTIONE DERNGATE NORTHAMPTON D THOMAS BULLIMORE, FOR 10 DAYS, FOR BEING FOUND, ON THE 25TH INST,, IN THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM ABBOTT, SITUATE IN DERNGATE, FOR THE PURPOSE OF COMMITTING A FELONY WILLIAM ABBOTT, AGED 20, CHARGED WITH STEALIGN 7S. FROM THE BOX OF URIAH SAWFORD, IN THE HOUSE OF JOHN HILL, OF ALDWINCKLE ST PETERS SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM ABBOTT, THE LANDLORD OF A BEER SHOP, WAS CHARGED BY P.C. MADDOX, WITH SELLING BEER BEFORE THE STIPULATED HOURS, ON THE MORNING OF SUNDAY, THE 27TH INSTANT. FINED 20S. COSTS DEDUCTED COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM ABBOTT VICTIM LITTLE ADDINGTON 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM ABBOTT VICTIM LITTLE ADDINGTON 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM ABBOTT VICTIM LITTLE ADDINGTON CHARLES GREEN, CHARGED WITH ENTERING THE DWELLING HOUSE OF WILLIAM ABBOT, AT LITTLE ADDINGTON, AND STEALING £8, TWELVE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR. 1842 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM ABBOTT DRUNK & DISORDER LY EARLS BARTON SEE ARTICLE 1842 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM ABBOTT THEFT T CHARLES GREEN, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM ABBOTT, OF LITTLE ADDINGTON, AND STEALING THEREFROM ABOUT £8 CHARLES GREEN CHARGED WITH ENTERING THE DWELLING HOUSE OF WILLIAM ABBOTT, AND STEALING EIGHT POUNDS IN SILVER, AT LITTLE ADDINGTON 1841 SEE ARTICLE 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM ABBOTT REMOVAL 1835 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM ABBOTT VICTIM WILLIAM ABBOTT VICTIM WILLIAM ABBOTT HERBERT JOHNSON ABINGTON 1836 DIED MR. ABLETT 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION ANN 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS ENOCH ABOTT 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION AARON ABRAHAM 1840 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ELIZABETH COLLEGE STREET DIED K R A Y RINGSTEAD L ABLETT WELLINGBOROUGH NORTHAMPTON C CATHERINE E H IG SPRATTON R DIED O 1836 MENTIONE COLLEGE D STREET NORTHAMPTON N C UNION MISCONDU WORKHOU HARDINGSTONE CT SE ABLEY A 1843 JOHN WHITE & JOHN TAYLOR, CHARGED WITH STEALING A COAT, AND OTHER ARTICLES OF WEARING APPAREL, FROM THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM ABBOTT, OF SPRATTON SPRATTON MENTIONE D DEFICIENT WEIGHTS P 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS ORDERS WERE SIGNED FOR THE REMOVAL OF WILLIAM ABBOTT, WIFE, AND CHILD, FROM WOODFORD TO GRENDON THEFT CULWORTH SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE GROCER, FINED 12S. ON THE 21ST INST. AGED 14 WEEKS, CATHERINE, INFANT DAUGHTER OF MR. ? ABLETT, GROCER &C. OF COLLEGE STREET, IN THIS TOWN ON THE 21ST INST. AGED 14 WEEKS, CATHERINE, INFANT DAUGHTER OF MR. ? ABLETT, GROCER &C. OF COLLEGE STREET, IN THIS TOWN JOHN BORCUTT, FREDERICK PALMER, & ANN ABLEY, FOR 21 DAYS, FOR MISCONDUCT IN THE HARDINGSTONE UNION WORKHOUSE ENOCH ABOTT, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SACK, &C. THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT ANSTEE, AT CULWORTH. NOT GUILTY. VAGRANT LAWS FOR 14 DAYS, UNDER THE VAGRANT LAWS ABRAHAM VICTIM WILLIAM ABRAHAM, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR ASSAULTING ELIZABETH ABRAHAM WAGGON & MENTIONE HORSES, NORTHAMPTON BRIDGE D STREET SEE ARTICLE A L 1835 WOODFORD TO GRENDON 1841 INQUEST WILLIAM ABRAHAM 1843 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS JAMES ABRAHAMS 1842 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS JAMES ABRAHAMS FIGHTING DOGS DRUNK & DISORDER LY WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE EARLS BARTON SEE ARTICLE 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JAMES ABRAHAMS REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES HIGHAM FERRERS 1833 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL JAMES ABRAHAMS KEEPING THE PEACE HIGHAM FERRERS BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION SOLOMON ABRAHAMS VICTIM JAMES ABRAHAMS, SAMUEL COX, AND JOHN CLARK, FOR REFUSING TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS SARAH PATENAL, OF HIGHAM FERRERS SEE ARTICLE SOLOMON ABRAHAMS VICTIM SEE ARTICLE THOMAS ABRAHAMS DISORDER LY FOR ONE MONTH, AS AN IDLE AND DISORDERLY PERSON 1845 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM ABRAHAMS ASSAULT WILLIAM ABRAHAMS, FOR 21 DAYS, UNLESS £1. 6S. BE PAID, FOR ASSAULTING WILLIAM BETTS, CONSTABLE 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION GEORGE ACASTER COURT MARTIAL 1845 INQUEST FRANCES ANN ACHURCH DIED 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN ACHURCH MENTIONE D MOULTON 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN ACHURCH VICTIM MOULTON 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN ACHURCH VICTIM 1839 DIED LOUISA ANN ACHURCH 1839 DIED SAMUEL 1843 1842 1842 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION T K R A L P C RUSHDEN N DIED JOHN CASS, AGED 31, & JOHN BROWN, AGED 40, WERE CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT MOULTON, 2LB. OF MUTTON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN ACHURCH. THE GRAND JURY IGNORED THE BILL JOHN CASS & JOHN BROWN, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT MOULTON, 2LB. OF MUTTON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN ACHURCH JOHN CASS, AGED 31, & JOHN BROWN, AGED 40, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT MOULTON, 2LB. OF MUTTON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN ACHURCH ON THE 4TH INSTANT, AT RUSHDEN, AGED 60, LOUISA ANN, WIFE OF MR. SAMUEL ACHURCH, FORMERLY OF BARTON SEAGRAVE, MUCH RESPECTED AND DEEPLY LAMENTED BY HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS ON THE 4TH INSTANT, AT RUSHDEN, AGED 60, LOUISA ANN, WIFE OF MR. SAMUEL ACHURCH, FORMERLY OF BARTON SEAGRAVE, MUCH RESPECTED AND DEEPLY LAMENTED BY HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS DIED RUSHDEN ON THE 10TH INST. MR SAMUEL ACHURCH, OF RUSHDEN, IN THIS COUNTY, AGED 69, RESPECTED BY A NUMEROUS CIRCLE OF RELATIONS AND ACQUAITANCE, DEPARTING THIS LIFE IN FULL ASSURANCE OF ETERNAL REST AND HAPPINESS VICTIM RUSHDEN SEE ARTICLE ACHURCH MENTIONE D RUSHDEN SEE ARTICLE ACHURCH VICTIM RUSHDEN SEE ARTICLE ACRES GAME LAWS EDWARD ACRES, FOR SIX WEEKS, AND JAMES ELLMORE, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS NO BILL WAS FOUND AGAINST MARGARET ADAMS, CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING HER SON ALEXANDER ADAMS SAMUEL ACHURCH WILLIAM ACHURCH WILLIAM WILLIAM EDWARD E H IG R Y MOULTON RUSHDEN A DIED SEE ARTICLE (AGED 11) L 1839 ACHURCH FOR THREE MONTHS, PURSUANT TO COURT MARTIAL RUSHDEN DIED O 1841 A 1845 C 1845 SEE ARTICLE 1840 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS ALEXANDER ADAMS VICTIM 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS ANN VICTIM ADAMS SPRATTON SEE ARTICLE 1844 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS MENTIONE D COMPLAIN T ANN ADAMS ANNE ADAMS BARNET ADAMS VICTIM ABSENTIN G HIMSELF LONG BUCKBY SEE ARTICLE BRIGSTOCK SEE ARTICLE CREATON SEE ARTICLE CHARLES ADAMS, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ABSENTING HIMSELF FROM THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, JOSEPH BAKER, SHOEMAKER 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS CHARLES ADAMS 1846 INQUEST DANIEL ADAMS ELIZABETH ADAMS FREDERICK ADAMS ASSAULT GEORGE ADAMS THEFT 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT GEORGE ASSIZES ADAMS VICTIM 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT GEORGE ASSIZES ADAMS VICTIM DISORDER UNION WORKHOU NORTHAMPTON LY CONDUCT SE SEE ARTICLE T FREDERICK ADAMS, FOR 21 DAYS, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING WILLIAM WOOD, OF DAVENTRY ABINGTON NORTHAMPTON STREET H SEE ARTICLE EAST FARNDON WILLIAM CHAMBERS, AGED 27, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT EAST FARNDON, A QUANTITY OF LEAD, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE ADAMS K IG R EAST FARNDON A 1846 SEE ARTICLE DAVENTRY R 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS Y 1846 MENTIONE KETTERING NORTHAMPTON D ROAD MENTIONE RAUNDS D E 1837 WILLIAM CHAMBERS, AGED 27, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING, AT EAST FARNDON, A QUANTITY OF LEAD, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE ADAMS, SIX MONTHS IMPRISONMENT GEORGE ADAMS, A PAUPER IN THE UNION WORKHOUSE, WAS BROUGHT BEFORE THE MAYOR, G. BAKER, & J. MARSHALL, ESQRS., CHARGED WITH DISORDERLY AND DISOBEDIENT CONDUCT. HE WAS COMMITTED FOR 14 DAYS' HARD LABOUR DISORDERLY CONDUCT GEORGE ADAMS 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE ADAMS VICTIM 1842 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS GEORGE ADAMS MENTIONE BRIDGE D STREET 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION GEORGE ADAMS 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES GEORGE ADAMS GEORGE ADAMS GEORGE ADAMS THEFT GEORGE ADAMS MENTIONE D PIDDINGTON SEE ARTICLE GEORGE ADAMS FILIATION ABTHORPE FOR THREE MONTHS, HE HAVING REFUSED TO PERFORM AN ORDER OF FILIATION FOR THE RELIEF OF THE PARISH OF ABTHORPE ADAMS ILLEGITIM ATE CHILD FARTHINGHOE SEE ARTICLE 1839 1834 JOHN JEYES, OF MOULTON, LABOURER, WAS CONVICTED IN THE PENALTY AND COSTS 12S. FOR AN ASSAULT ON GEORGE ADAMS, AT MOULTON, ON THE 5TH INSTANT NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE N C P O C MOULTON A PRESTON DEANERY 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION 1845 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS HARRIET THEFT MORETON PINKNEY THEFT HARDINGSTONE L COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON SUMMER ASSIZES DAMAGE A 1845 L 1845 GEORGE ADAMS, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR MALICIOUSLY BREAKING AND DAMAGING A QUANTITY OF ASH POLES GROWING IN A SPINY, THE PROPERTY OF LANGHAM CHRISTIE, ESQ. OF PRESTON DEANERY EDWARD WILSON, AGED 16, AND GEORGE ADAMS, AGED 16, CHARGED WITH STEALING A HORSE, AT MORETON PINKNEY, THE PROPERTY OF DANIEL WILSON GEORGE ADAMS, FOR 14 DAYS, CONVICTED OF STEALING POTATOES FROM A FIELD AT HARDINGSTONE, IN THE OCCUPATION OF JOHN MARRIOTT SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS J. ADAMS THEFT BRACKLEY R. DURRANT & J. ADAMS WERE CONVICTED OF STEALING FOURTEEN FELLOES, THE PROPERTY OF J. SEWELL, OF BRACKLEY. SIX MONTHS' HARD LABOUR 1846 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS J. ADAMS DAMAGE WHITFIELD SEE ARTICLE 1846 DIED JAMES ADAMS MENTIONE D EAST HADDON FEB. 5, AT EAST HADDON, AFTER A PROTRACTED ILLNESS OF TWO YEARS, BORNE WITH PATIENCE AND RESIGNATION, ELIZABETH, THE WIFE OF JAMES ADAMS, SCHOOLMASTER 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JAMES ADAMS SURETIES FOR NOT FINDING SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HIS WIFE, &C. 1836 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS JAMES ADAMS UNWHOLES AME MEAT TRUE BILLS WERE ALSO FOUND AGAINST JAMES ADAMS AND CHRISTOPHER CHECKLEY, BUTCHERS, FOR EXPOSING UNWHOLESAME MEAT. TO BE TRIED AT THE NEXT SESSIONS 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES ADAMS DAMAGE TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION H 1842 JOHN ADAMS ASSAULT WEEDON 1841 BREACH OF THE PEACE JOHN ADAMS BREACH OF THE PEACE 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN ADAMS LEAVING WIFE & CHILDREN 1840 DIED JOHN ADAMS 1845 NORTHAMPTON SESSIONS JOHN ADAMS 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN ADAMS 1845 DIED JOHN ADAMS 1842 INQUEST JOHN ADAMS MENTIONE QUART POT NORTHAMPTON D LANE SEE ARTICLE 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN ADAMS THEFT BRACKLEY ST. PETER RICHARD DURRANT (ADMITTED TO BAIL) & JOHN ADAMS, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BRACKLEY ST. PETER, 14 FELLIES, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES SEWELL JOHN ADAMS THEFT BRACKLEY SEE ARTICLE JOHN ADAMS JOHN ADAMS 1837 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS R K IG A R GAYTON L Y NORTHAMPTON C MENTIONE D A N ST. NEGLECTIN SEPULCHRE NORTHAMPTON G WIFE PARISH ST. GILES NORTHAMPTON NEGLECT PARISH A L MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE SWAN & D HELMET FOR ONE MONTH, FOR WILFULLY DAMAGING A TREE AT SYRESHAM JOHN CONWAY, JOHN ADAMS, & PATRICK MATRON, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS £5 EACH BE PAID, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING JOHN BOLTON, AT WEEDON ON MONDAY LAST, BEFORE THE MAYOR, T. SHARP, AND M. NEWBY, ESQRS., JAMES RUSH AND JOHN ADAMS, GARDENERS, WERE ORDERED TO PAY 3S. EACH FOR BREACH OF THE PEACE ON SUNDAY MORNING LAST E SYRESHAM P C O 1838 T 1838 DRAYTON FOR ONE MONTH, FOR LEAVING HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN, WHEREBY THEY BECAME CHAREAGBLE TO GAYTON ON MONDAY LAST, DEEPLY LAMENTED BY HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS, AFTER A PROTRACTED AND PAINFUL AFFLICTION, BORNE WITH EXEMPLARY PATIENCE AND RESIGNATION, MRS. ADAMS, WIDOW OF THE LATE MR. JOHN ADAMS, OF THIS TOWN AUG 22 - JOHN ADAMS WAS COMMITTED FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ALLOWING HIS WIFE TO BECOME CHARGEABLE TO ST. SEPULCHRE FOR 14 DAYS, FOR ALLOWING HIS WIFE TO BECOME CHARGEABLE TO ST. GILES ON FRIDAY LAST, THE 5TH INST., OF CONSUMPTION, WILLIAM, ELDEST SON OF MR. JOHN ADAMS, FARMER AND GRAZIER, OF DRAYTON, NEAR DAVENTRY, AGED 26 YEARS WILLIAM BARRISTER, FOR FOURTEEN DAYS, FOR DESERTING THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, JOHN ADAMS NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1835 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL JOHN ADAMS THEFT WARMINGTON JOHN ADAMS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A NUMBER OF PIGS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM DAVEY, OF WARMINGTON 1835 ASSIZES JOHN ADAMS THEFT WARMINGTON JOHN ADAMS, AGED 22, CHARGED WITH STEALING DIVERS PIGS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM DAVEY, AT WARMINGTON 1835 ASSIZES JOHN ADAMS THEFT WARMINGTON JOHN ADAMS, AGED 22, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING PIGS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM DAVEY, OF WARMINGTON. TWELVE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT 1834 TO OUR HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN ADAMS GAME 1841 BURGLARY JOSEPH ADAMS BURGLARY KINGSTHORPE 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOSEPH ASSIZES ADAMS VICTIM THEFT 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JUDAH ADAMS MENTIONE D 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION LUKE ADAMS VICTIM 1835 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION LUKE ADAMS VICTIM 1840 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS MARGARET ADAMS ASSAULT 1841 DIED MARY ADAMS 1834 ASSIZES MARY ADAMS SEE ARTICLE T P L Y A R N C O C LITCHBOROUGH 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES MARY ADAMS 1846 ACCIDENT MR. ADAMS 1833 ASSIZES MR. ADAMS VICTIM WEEDON BECK 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL MR. ADAMS VICTIM WEEDON BECK 1840 DIED MRS. ADAMS DIED NORTHAMPTON A LITCHBOROUGH MENTIONE BULL LANE NORTHAMPTON D L A K R WHITTLEBURY WEST HADDON THEFT ABRAHAM BATTY, 22, WAS INDICTED FOR HAVING STOLEN A GELDING, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH ADAMS. GUILTY TRANSPORTATION FOR LIFE. ALDERMAN WARREN, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS JUDAH ADAMS WILLIAM BALDWIN & CHARLES BROWN, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR ASSAULTING JOHN ADAMS, OF WHITTLEBURY E H IG WHITTLEBURY DIED THEFT SEE ARTICLE JOSEPH RATLEDGE, OF PAULERSPURY, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR ASSAULTING LUKE ADAMS, OF WHITTLEBURY NO BILL WAS FOUND AGAINST MARGARET ADAMS, CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING HER SON ALEXANDER ADAMS ON THE 28TH ULT. AFTER A PATIENT ENDURANCE OF LONG AND SEVERE SUFFERING, MARY, THE BELOVED WIFE OF THOMAS ADAMS, OF WEST HADDON, AGED 28 YEARS MARY ADAMS, 17, CHARGED WITH STEALING ABOUT A POUND OF BACON FROM THE HOUSE OF JOHN WAIT, OF LITCHBOROUGH IMPRISONMENT FOR TWELVE MONTHS - WILLIAM WINGROVE & GEORGE PARROTT, OFFENDERS AGAINST THE GAME LAWS ; MARY ADAMS, FOR STEALING BACON AT LITCHBOROUGH ; ELIZ FOSTER, FOR STEALING A GOLD RING, AND MANY OTHER ARTICLES, AT WILBARSTON SEE ARTICLE SOPHIA KING, 14, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A QUANTITY OF HALFPENCE FROM THE SHOP OF MR. ADAMS, OF WEEDON BECK SOPHIA KING, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN FROM THE COUNTER OF MR. ADAMS, SHOPKEEPER, OF WEEDON BECK, A QUANTITY OF HALF PENCE ON MONDAY LAST, DEEPLY LAMENTED BY HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS, AFTER A PROTRACTED AND PAINFUL AFFLICTION, BORNE WITH EXEMPLARY PATIENCE AND RESIGNATION, MRS. ADAMS, WIDOW OF THE LATE MR. JOHN ADAMS, OF THIS TOWN NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NEWMAN ADAMS VICTIM BADBY 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL NEWMAN ADAMS VICTIM BARBY NEWMAN ADAMS VICTIM BADBY ROBERT ADAMS 1846 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS ROBERT ADAMS 1835 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION S. ADAMS VICTIM 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION SAMUEL ADAMS LEAVING WIFE & FAMILY 1835 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION SAMUEL ADAMS LEAVING SERVICE 1841 DIED THOMAS ADAMS MENTIONE D WEST HADDON THOMAS ADAMS MENTIONE D BYFIELD THOMAS ADAMS MENTIONE D L WILLIAM WEBB, CHARGED WITH STEALING ONE DUCK, THE PROPERTY OF NEWMAN ADAMS, AT BADBY. SIX MONTHS' HARD LABOUR WILLIAM WEBB, OF TOWCESTER, LABOURER, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BARBY, A DUCK, THE PROPERTY OF NEWMAN ADAMS WILLIAM WEBB, CHARGED WITH STEALING ONE DUCK, THE PROPERTY OF NEWMAN ADAMS, OF BADBY 1841 KINGS SUTTON SEE ARTICLE HARDINGSTONE WILLIAM WAPLES, SAMUEL PEASLAND, & THOMAS RICHARDS, RESPECTIVELY FOR FOURTEEN DAYS, FOR HAVING ASSAULTED S. ADAMS, OF HARDINGSTONE T SEE ARTICLE H FOR ONE MONTH, FOR LEAVING HIS WIFE AND FAMILY CHARGEABLE TO NEWNHAM IG E NEWNHAM SAMUEL ADAMS, FOR TWENTY ONE DAYS, FOR LEAVING THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, THOMAS CLARK, OF FLOORE R R K FLOORE RAUNDS ON THE 28TH ULT. AFTER A PATIENT ENDURANCE OF LONG AND SEVERE SUFFERING, MARY, THE BELOVED WIFE OF THOMAS ADAMS, OF WEST HADDON, AGED 28 YEARS WILLIAM CROFT, FOR CHARGED WITH KILLING, AT BYFIELD, FIVE EWE SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS ADAMS SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM CROFTS, CHARGED WITH HAVING KILLED FIVE EWE SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS ADAMS, OF BYFIELD MENTIONE D BYFIELD SEE ARTICLE ADAMS ASSAULT CROWFIELD BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS ADAMS CROWFIELD 1844 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS ADAMS 1845 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS ADAMS 1836 DIED THOMAS 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES THOMAS ADAMS MENTIONE D 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES THOMAS ADAMS 1846 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS 1846 N C L VICTIM A THOMAS O 1843 C BYFIELD A 1846 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS PATTISHALL A 1843 MENTIONE D MENTIONE D Y 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES P 1841 COMPLAIN T RAUNDS THOMAS ADAMS, OF CROWFIELD, WAS CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING JAMES PAYNE, OF THE SAME PLACE. COMPROMISED ROBERT CASEY, OF CROWFIELD, WAS CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING JAMES PAYNE, OF THE SAME PLACE. COMPROMISED SEE ARTICLE THE FOLLOWING PARTIES WERE SUMMONED AT THE INSTANCE OF INSPECTOR KNIGHT, FOR HAVING IN THEIR POSSESSION LIGHT OR UNSTAMPED WEIGHTS, &C :EXPENSES, 5S. ON THURSDAY THE 28TH ULT. AT DAVENTRY, HIGHLY RESPECTED, THOMAS ADAMS, GENT. AGED 84 WEIGHTS & MEASURES RAUNDS ADAMS DIED DAVENTRY THOMAS ADAMS MENTIONE D WEEDON SEE ARTICLE THOMAS ADAMS DAMAGE GAYTON THOMAS ADAMS, FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR HAVING BROKEN THE WINDOWS AND DOORS OF THE HOUSE OF MARY PETTEFER, OF GAYTON DAVENTRY JOSEPH BOSWORTH AND RICHARD CROFTS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN AT DAVENTRY, TWO DUCKS, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS ADAMS, AND TWO FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL HOLLOWELL VICTIM DAVENTRY JOSEPH BOSWORTH, 16, AND RICHARD CROFTS, 17, PLEADED GUILTY TO TWO INDICTMENTS FOR STEALING POULTRY AT DAVENTRY, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS ADAMS AND SAMUELL HOLLOWELL. TRANSPORTATION FOR SEVEN YEARS THEFT NEWNHAM SEE ARTICLE 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES ADAMS 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ADAMS 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM ADAMS THEFT 1844 COUNTY SESSIONS WILLIAM ADAMS VICTIM 1843 QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM ADAMS MENTIONE D BROCKHALL 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM ADAMS VICTIM DAVENTRY 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES WILLIAM ADAMS VICTIM 1845 DIED WILLIAM ADAMS 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JANUARY SESSIONS WILLIAM ADAMS 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM ADAMS 1839 QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM ADAMS 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM ADAMS 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES WILLIAM 1839 THEFT 1835 1835 T H L DRAYTON N THEFT C P O A VICTIM L VICTIM ON FRIDAY LAST, THE 5TH INST., OF CONSUMPTION, WILLIAM, ELDEST SON OF MR. JOHN ADAMS, FARMER AND GRAZIER, OF DRAYTON, NEAR DAVENTRY, AGED 26 YEARS WILLIAM ADAMS, AGED 13, AND WILLIAM WADE, AGED 14, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF HALF BOOTS, AT ROWELL, THE PROPERTY OF DAVID ASHTON DAVENTRY RICHARD PACE, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SMOCK FROCK, VALUE 8S. AT DAVENTRY, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM ADAMS DAVENTRY RICHARD PACE, CHARGED WITH STEALING AT DAVENTRY, A SMOCK FROCK, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM ADAMS DAVENTRY ADAMS THEFT BRIGSTOCK WILLIAM ADAMS THEFT TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM ADAMS NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS WILLIAM ADAMS A JOHN JONES WAS SENTENCED TO TWELVE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT FOR STEALING A CALF SKIN, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM ADAMS, OF DAVENTRY EDWARD BOSWORTH, AGED 22, CHARGED WITH STEALING A CALF SKIN, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM ADAMS, OF DAVENTRY ROWELL VICTIM ST. ANDREWS STREET SEE ARTICLE K R A DAVENTRY E DAVENTRY DIED C WILLIAM ADAMS, AGED 13, AND WILLIAM WADE, AGED 14, WERE CONVICTED OF STEALING A PAIR OF HALF BOOTS, AT ROWELL, THE PROPERTY OF DAVID ASHTON. SEVEN DAYS' SOLITARY CONFINEMENT JOHN JONES, CHARGED WITH RECEIVING A CALF SKIN, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM ADAMS, OF DAVENTRY, KNOWING IT TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN ROWELL Y WILLIAM VICTIM IG ADAMS R THOMAS RICHARD PACE WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT DAVENTRY, A SMOCK FROCK, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM ADAMS. TWO MONTHS' HARD LABOUR WILLIAM ADAMS PLEADED GUILTY TO A CHARGE OF STEALING SOE HAY, AT BRIGSTOCK, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS MEADOWS, PUBLICAN, AND SENTENCED TO ONE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT TO HARD LABOUR NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE MENTIONE D KISLINGBURY THOMAS THOMPSON, FOR REFUSING TO BECOME BOUND TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS WILLIAM ADAMS, OF KISLINGBURY MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE FEB. 5, AT EAST HADDON, AFTER A PROTRACTED ILLNESS OF TWO YEARS, BORNE WITH PATIENCE AND RESIGNATION, ELIZABETH, THE WIFE OF JAMES ADAMS, SCHOOLMASTER 1846 DIED ELIZABETH ADAMS DIED EAST HADDON 1846 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE ADAMS ALIAS DOWNS THEFT 1845 INQUEST JOHN ADAMSON MENTIONE D COTTON END SEE ARTICLE 1845 DIED ELIZABETH SANDERS ADCOCK DIED WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS JAMES ADCOCK VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH MARY ANN LACK, AGED 18, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SILK SCARF AND VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES FROM THE PREMISES OF JAMES ADCOCK, OF WELLINGBOROUGH 1842 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS JAMES ADCOCK VICTIM 1845 DIED JAMES ADCOCK MENTIONE D RUSHDEN HILL 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN ADCOCK VICTIM WOLLASTON 1842 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM ADCOCK VICTIM ABINGTON NORTHAMPTON STREET T SEE ARTICLE Y A R L DISORDER LY CONDUCT BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS JOHN ADDINGTON SYRESHAM 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS RICHARD ADDINGTON EJECTMENT 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ABRAHAM ADDISON MENTIONE D DAVENTRY 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN ADDY MENTIONE D POTTERSPURY 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ADDY MENTIONE D YARDLEY GOBION 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS HENRY ADKIN THEFT 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION GEORGE ADKINS GAME LAWS 1842 BOROUGH PRISONERS JABEZ ADKINS MENTIONE D A C L A N C O P 1846 HOLCOTT E SEE ARTICLE K R IG H WELLINGBOROUGH MARY ANN LACK, AGED 18, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A SILK SCARF AND VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES FROM THE PREMISES OF JAMES ADCOCK, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, AND SENTENCED TO THREE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR WILLIAM LUCK, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR STEALING PART OF A STAKE HEDGE FROM A CLOSE IN THE OCCUPATION OF JOHN ADCOCK, AT WOLLASTON SEE ARTICLE JOHN ADDINGTON OF SYRESHAM, WAS CHARGED BY WILLIAM BURGESS, ONE OF THE CONSTABLES OF THAT PLACE, WITH DISORDERLY CONDUCT DURING DIVINE SERVICE ON THE 15TH FEBRUARY. CONVICTED. BOUND OVER FOR HIS FUTURE GOOD BEHAVIOUR, AND MADE TO PAY FINE AND COSTS £1. A WARRANT WAS GRANTED TO EJECT THOMAS MURBY FROM A TENEMENT AT HOLCOTT, BELONGING TO RICHARD ADDINGTON, WHICH WAS HELD OVER, AFTER LEGAL NOTICE TO QUIT THOMAS GOODE, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR RUNNING AWAY FROM THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, ABRAHAM ADDISON, OF DAVENTRY JOSHUA & JOB WEBSTER, BOTH OF POTTERSPURY, LABOURERS, CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING JOHN ADDY, POLICE CONSTABLE, WHILST IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY JOSHUA WEBSTER, AGED 30, AND JOB WEBSTER, AGED 24, CHARGED WITH AN ASSAULT ON POLICE-CONSTABLE ADDY, AT YARDLEY GOBION SEE ARTICLE HENRY CLARKE, FOR TWO MONTHS, WILLIAM CLARKE AND GEORGE ADKINS, RESPECTIVELY FOR ON MONTH, UNDER THE GAME LAWS ROBERT POTTER, AGED 24, CHARGED WITH HAVING FORGED AND UTTERED A CERTAIN UNDERTAKING FOR THE PAYMENT OF MONEY, WITH INTENT TO CHEAT JABEZ ADKINS 1841 CHARGE OF FELONY JABEZ ADKINS 1843 INQUEST MR. ADKINS 1833 SPIRITED HORSE MR. ADKINS JAMES ADNETT JAMES ADNETT JAMES ADNETT NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE NUN MILLS NORTHAMPTON VICTIM SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE 1835 ASSIZES 1835 ASSIZES JOHN ADNETT 1844 BOROUGH SESSIONS JOSEPH ADNETT MENTIONE POTATOE D HALL MENTIONE D MENTIONE D VICTIM 1837 DIED THOMAS ADNETT DIED 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ELI ADNITT MENTIONE D NASEBY 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JAMES ADNITT VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JAMES ADNITT VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH JOHN JAMES CHARGED WITH STEALING A DEAL POLE, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES ADNITT, OF WELLINGBOROUGH ADNITT Y 1841 MENTIONE NORTHAMPTON D MENTIONE NUN MILLS NORTHAMPTON D WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE JOSEPH 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOSEPH NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS AFFRAY WITH POACHERS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES JOSEPH (JUNIOR) JOSEPH (SENIOR) MR. JAMES ADSON 1839 INQUEST JAMES ADSON 1837 INQUEST JAMES ADSON 1845 INQUEST MR. ADSON 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS MR. ADSON 1844 1843 MENTIONE D ADNITT A ADNITT ADNITT T H E IG ADNITT A 1844 ADNITT C BOROUGH COMMITMENTS 1844 K R L A R WELLINGBOROUGH C ADNITT 1844 MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE BRIDGE D STREET BRIDGE VICTIM STREET VICTIM MENTIONE D MENTIONE TANNER STREET D MENTIONE D MENTIONE WOOD D STREET SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE ON THE 13TH INST. MR. THOMAS ADMETT, CARPENTER AND JOINER, OF THIS TOWN, AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS, AGED 58 SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH JOHN JAMES, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT WELLINGBOROUGH, A DEAL POLE, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES ADNITT SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE HENRY LABRUM, FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR ABSENTING HIMSELF FROM THE SERVICE OF JOSEPH ADNITT N 1836 ADNITT WELLINGBOROUGH NORTHAMPTON P 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JAMES ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JAMES QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JOHN MICHAELMAS SESSIONS JOHN BARRETT, BOATMAN, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR NEGLECTING HIS CONTRACT OF SERVICE WITH JOSEPH ADNITT NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE MENTIONE ST. MARYS NORTHAMPTON D PLACE SEE ARTICLE L 1837 O 1836 1845 INQUEST MRS. ADSON MENTIONE WOOD D STREET 1840 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ROBERT ADSON VICTIM FRANCIS MERRY, CHARGED WITH STEALING FOUR IRON HORSE SHOES, THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT ADSON 1840 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS ROBERT ADSON VICTIM FRANCIS MERRY PLEADED GUILTY TO A CHARGE OF STEALING FOUR HORSE SHOES, VALUE 10D. THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS ADSON. ONE FORTNIGHT'S HARD LABOUR 1843 DIED MR. C. AFFORD MENTIONE D OUNDLE 1843 DIED MRS. AFFORD DIED OUNDLE 1840 DIED BENJAMIN AGER DIED NORTHAMPTON 1842 DIED BENJAMIN AGER DIED ST. SEPULCHRE NORTHAMPTON PARISH 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS CHARLES AGER VICTIM NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE E CHARLES AGER & THOMAS SMITH, FOR SEVEN DAYS EACH, FOR WILFULLY DAMAGING A QUANTITY OF BARLEY GROWING IN A FIELD IN THE OCCUPATION OF WILLIAM HIGGINS, SEN., NEAR BILLING LANE EDWARD KEANE, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR ASSAULTING DAVID AGER, A SHOEMANUFACTURER ON THURSDAY, AUG. 13TH, AGED 25, AFTER A LONG AND PAINFUL ILLNESS, ELIZA, YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE MR. JOHN AGER, OF THIS TOWN HENRY AGER, FOR THREE MONTHS, CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLING LEATHER, THE PROPERTY OF HIS EMPLOYER, JOSEPH POOLE EDWARD BONUS, HENRY AGER, AND SAMUEL JONES, CHARGED WITH STEALING ONE PAIR OF MEN'S CLOTH BOOTS, ONE PAIR OF MEN'S SHOES, ONE PAIR OF GIRL'S LEATHER BOOTS, AND ONE PAIR OF WOMEN'S SHOES, THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT HOWE AGER 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS DAVID AGER 1840 DIED ELIZA AGER 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS HENRY 1838 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS HENRY AGER HENRY AGER THEFT NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE HENRY AGER THEFT NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1838 TRANSPORTED C O C DIED NORTHAMPTON N EMBEZZLE MENT A AGER L THEFT HENRY A 1838 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON SUMMER ASSIZES L CHARLES P BOROUGH COMMITMENTS VICTIM NORTHAMPTON STEALING WEARING APPAREL AT TOWCESTER - JOHN GROVES PLEADED GUILTY OF STEALING A PAIR OF TROUSERS AND A WAISTCOAT, THE PROPERTY OF CHARLES AGER, AND WAS SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT 1842 1838 DAMAGE NEAR BILLING LANE A Y R R TOWCESTER ON TUESDAY LAST, AGED 75, MR. BENJAMIN AGER, NEARLY 40 YEARS SEXTON OF THE PARISH OF ST. SEPULCHRE K IG H T AT OUNDLE, ON FRIDAY WEEK, MRS. AFFORD, WIFE OF MR. C. AFFORD, STONE MASON, AGED 55 AT OUNDLE, ON FRIDAY WEEK, MRS. AFFORD, WIFE OF MR. C. AFFORD, STONE MASON, AGED 55 ON THE 5TH INSTANT, AFTER A LONG AND PAINFUL AFFLICTION, IN THE 63D YEAR OF HIS AGE, BENJAMIN AGER, LATE A MEMBER OF THE FRIENDLY SOCIETY OF OUT PENSIONERS, HELD AT NORTHAMPTON AGER TRANSPOR TED THE FOLLOWING CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED TO THE LEVIATHAN HULK, PORTSMOUTH :- JOHN MALSBURY, THE ELDER, FOR LIFE ; WILLIAM ARCHER, FOR 15 YEARS ; JACOB EARL, WILLIAM PERCIVAL, PHILIP REYNOLDS, FOR 10 YEARS ; JOHN KEW, FOR 14 YEARS ; CHARLES NEWEY, JAMES PLOWRIGHT, WILLIAM PLOWRIGHT, THE ELDER, WILLIAM PLOWRIGHT, THE YOUNGER, THOMAS SUTTON, AND HENRY AGER, FOR SEVEN YEARS VINE PUBLIC HOUSE 1840 DIED JAMES AGER DIED 1840 DIED JOHN AGER MENTIONE D 1838 DIED MRS. AGER DIED NEGLECTING CONTRACT WILLIAM AGER 1838 DIED WILLIAM AGER NORTHAMPTON BEARWARD NORTHAMPTON STREET ANOTHER SHOEMAKER, OF THE NAME OF SAMUEL ALLINGTON, WAS CHARGED WITH NEGLECTING TO FULIL A CONTRACT ENTERED INTO HIM TO MAKE UP 15 PAIR OF MEN'S SHOES FOR MR. WILLIAM AGER, AND ALSO WITH EMBEZZLING A PORTION OF THE LEATHER. HE WAS CONVICTED, AND SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR MENTIONE D T 1842 ON MONDAY MORNING LAST, OF PARALYSIS, IN THE 56TH YEAR OF HIS AGE, MR. JAMES AGER, OF THE VINE PUBLIC HOUSE, IN THIS TOWN ON THURSDAY, AUG. 13TH, AGED 25, AFTER A LONG AND PAINFUL ILLNESS, ELIZA, YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE MR. JOHN AGER, OF THIS TOWN ON SUNDAY LAST, MRS. AGER, WIFE OF MR. WILLIAM AGER, OF BEARWARD STREET, IN THIS TOWN NORTHAMPTON MISDEMEA NOUR 1841 NOSE WRINGING JOHN ALBRIGHT CHARGING 1845 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS GEORGE ALDERMAN 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS GEORGE ALDERMAN 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS NORTHAMPTON DIVISION SPECIAL AND PETTY SESSIONS COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION GEORGE ALDERMAN GEORGE Y ALDERMAN NORTHAMPTON THEFT N ALDERMAN THEFT THEFT A C O P MENTIONE BRIDGE D STREET THEFT A 1842 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS GEORGE ALDERMAN THEFT 1844 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS JEREMIAH ALDERMAN MENTIONE ALBERT STREET D 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS MARK ALDERMAN VICTIM E K SEE ARTICLE JOSIAH AINSWORTH, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR A MISDEMEANOUR, IN THE SERVICE OF HIS EMPLOYER, JOHN BATES, OF KETTERING SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE GEORGE ALDERMAN, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON SATURDAY THE 20TH INST., STOLEN A SALMON, THE PROPERTY OF HIS EMPLOYER, CHARLES PUTNAM, FISHMONGER SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE KINGSTHORPE FOR ONE MONTH, FOR STEALING 10 PEARS AT KINGSTHORPE GEORGE ALDERMAN PLEADED GUILTY OF STEALING 6LBS. OF SALMON, THE PROPERTY OF HIS MASTER CHARLES PUTNAM. THE SAME PRISONER PLEADED GUILTY TO STEALING 6 CWT. OF OYSTER BAGS, THE PROPERTY OF THE SAME PARTY. MARIA LOOMES AND GEORGE JOICE, CHARGED AS RECEIVERS, PLEADED NOT GUILTY. EVIDENCE AS TO THE IDENTITY OF THE BAGS WAS DEFICIENT, AND THE PRISONERS WERE ACQUITTED L 1844 GEORGE KETTERING SEE ARTICLE R AINSWORTH A JOSIAH R TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION L AGER 1833 1844 ON SUNDAY LAST, MRS. AGER, WIFE OF MR. WILLIAM AGER, OF BEARWARD STREET, IN THIS TOWN H AGER C 1833 NORTHAMPTON TOWN WILLIAM SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES IG 1837 MENTIONE BEARWARD NORTHAMPTON D STREET GAS VICTIM NORTHAMPTON STREET MENTIONE NORTH NORTHAMPTON D END NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE RICHARD HOLLARD, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE 6TH INST., ASSAULTED GEORGE MEAD, CONSTABLE, WHILST IN EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY, AND ALSO WITH ASSAULTING MARK ALDERMAN WHILST ACTING IN AID OF MEAD. MENTIONE D DIED CARTS DIED DAVENTRY SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE AT MIDDLETON, ON THE 31ST ULT., MR. THOMAS ALDWINCKLE, MALSTER, THIRD SON OF MR. JOHN ALDWINCKLE, FARMER, AGED 29 AT MIDDLETON, ON THE 31ST ULT., MR. THOMAS ALDWINCKLE, MALSTER, THIRD SON OF MR. JOHN ALDWINCKLE, FARMER, AGED 29 JAMES COLES & WILLIAM ALDWINCKLE, RESPECTIVELY FOR THREE MONTHS, AND HENRY HUTTON, EDMUND NEWBURY, & JOHN CHATWELL STAYTON, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS 1835 1845 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES DIED DISORDERLY CONDUCT INQUEST 1842 DIED JOHN ALDWINCKLE MENTIONE D MIDDLETON 1842 DIED THOMAS ALDWINCKLE DIED MIDDLETON 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM ALDWINCKLE GAME LAWS 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JOHN ALDWINCLE NON PAYMENT 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM ALDWINKLE GAME 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS MR. ALEXANDER BREACH OF THE PEACE CORBY 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS MR. ALEXANDER CHARGING STANION ALEXANDER T MENTIONE D 1842 1843 E R A SEE ARTICLE LITTLE OAKLEY JANE BARRATT, ROSANNA BARRATT, & LUCY BARRATT, ALL OF LITTLE OAKLEY, WERE EXAMINED AND ACQUITTED ON A CHARGE OF TAKING A STEEL TRAP, VALUE 5S. FROM A CLOSE IN THE ABOVE PARISH. THE CHARGE WAS BROUGHT BEFORE AGAINST THEM BY THOMAS ALEXANDER, GAMEKEEPER TO THE EARL OF CARDIGAN SHOOTING A DOG STANION SEE ARTICLE THOMAS ALEXANDER CHARGING CORBY SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM ALEXANDER REV. W. H. ALINGTON ALLARD 1845 COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF SARAH CORRECTION ALLARD 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT SARAH ASSIZES 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES WILLIAM A ALLAN JAMES N ALEXANDER THOMAS WILLIAM 1845 SEE ARTICLE A 1844 WILLIAM ALDWINKLE, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS £2. 16S. 6D. BE PAID FOR A SIMILAR OFFENCE [TRESPASSING IN SEARCH OF GAME] ON LANDS IN THE OCCUPATION OF THOMAS CLARK, AT GLAPTHORN K IG GLAPTHORN COMPLAIN T MENTIONE D THEFT COUNTERF EIT COIN SEE ARTICLE L 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS BOROUGH COMMITMENTS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE H COTTINGHAM L THOMAS C 1845 PIDDINGTON R ALDERMAN ALDRICH ALDRIDGE Y SAMUEL JAMES C KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS ALDERMAN O 1845 SAMUEL P 1834 SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE ISLIP SEE ARTICLE VICTIM IRTHLINGBOROUGH GEORGE MORRIS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SPADE, FOOT IRON, BILL AXE, AND STOCK AXE, THE PROPERTY OF AMOS PAYNE & SARAH ALLARD, OF IRTHLINGBOROUGH ALLARD VICTIM IRTHLINGBOROUGH ALLARD ASSAULT NORTHAMPTON GEORGE MORRIS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SPADE AND OTHER TOOLS, THE PROPERTY OF AMOS PAYNE AND SARAH ALLARD, OF IRTHLINGBOROUGH WILLIAM ALLARD, AGED 20, CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING JOH NORTON, AT NORTHAMPTON, AND STEALING FROM HIS A PURSE CONTAINING £2. 9S. 6D. 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES ALLARD THEFT NORTHAMPTON 1839 DIED ANN ALLBRIGHT DIED TOWCESTER 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN ALLBRIGHT 1837 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS JOHN ALLCHIN 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM ALLCHIN VICTIM 1837 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS WILLIAM ALLCHIN VICTIM 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM ALLCOCK VICTIM 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM ALLCOCK VICTIM DIED AMELIA ALLEN 1838 DIED ANN ALLEN 1846 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS C. 1843 AN AFFECTING DEATH T K BOZEAT PIDDINGTON P L DIED JAMES MAYCOCK, OF BOZEAT, STOOD CHARGED WITH STEALING BEANS FROM THE FIELD OF MR. ALLEBOLE, VALUE ABOUT 3S. ; THE DEFENDANT PLEADED WANT, AND NEITHER THE BENCH NOR THE COMPLAINANT HAVING ANY WISH TO PRESS THE CHARGE, HE WAS ACQUITTED BY THE PAYING THE EXPENSES, AND THE PRICE OF THE BEANS LATELY, AT PIDDINGTON, AGED 39, AMELIA, WIFE OF WILLIAM ALLEN, LABOURER WADENHOE ON THE 2ND INSTANT, IN THE 26TH YEAR OF HER AGE, AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS, ANN, THE SECOND DAUGHTER OF MR. JOHN ALLEN, OF WADENHOE MILL, IN THIS COUNTY SEE ARTICLE C DIED O E H NEWBOTTLE COMPLAIN T NON PAYMENT & ASSAULT FARTHINGHOE ALLEN DIED DESBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE (AGED 40) THEFT KINGSTHORPE CHARLES ALLEN, CHARLES BODDINGTON & THOMAS HAMMOND, CHARGED WITH HAVING, IN THE MORNING OF THE 19TH MARCH, AT KINGSTHORPE, BURGLARIOUSLY BROKEN INTO THE HOUSE OF RICHARD WEST, AND STOLEN THEREFROM THREE PURSES, CONTAINING £1.8S., TWO GREAT COATS, TWO SHAWLS, A BOA, AND DIVERS OTHER ARTICLES KINGSTHORPE L A N ALLEN C CHARLES CAIN JONES, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT NEWBOTTLE, STOLEN A PAIR OF SHOES AND A KNIFE, VALUE 7S. 6D., THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM ALLCOCK CAIN JONES, AGED 18, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT NEWBOTTLE, A PAIR OF SHOES AND A KNIFE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM ALLCOCK NEWBOTTLE R 1845 SEE ARTICLE A ALLEBOLE SAMUEL HOPLEY, CHARGED WITH STEALINGA WORKING TOOL CALLED A CALLIPER, VALUE 2S. 6D. THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM ALLCHIN, OF NORTHAMPTON, ENGINEER NORTHAMPTON IG MR. SEE ARTICLE R WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS ON THURSDAY MORNING LAST, AT TOWCESTER, ANN ALLBRIGHT, AGED 94 THOMAS TOMES, FOR ONE MONTH, UNLESS 17S. 6D. BE SOONER PAID, FOR ASSAULTING JOHN ALLBRIGHT MENTIONE D MENTIONE D Y 1845 SEE ARTICLE COMMITTED FOR TRIAL AT THE QUARTER SESSIONS CHARLES ALLEN 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS CHARLES ALLEN THEFT A 1841 1841 REMOVED FROM COUNTY GAOL CHARLES ALLEN REMOVED FROM GAOL 1840 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS CHARLES ALLEN ASSAULT SEE ARTICLE THE UNDER MENTIONED CONVICTS WERE REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL LAST TO THE LEVIATHAN HULK AT PORTSMOUTH CHARLES ALLEN, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR ASSAULTING ALICE, WIFE OF JOHN HOUGHTON ALLEN WOUNDIN G WELLINGBOROUGH CHARLES ALLEN MAIMING WELLINGBOROUGH NORTHAMPTON SUMMER ASSIZES CHARLES ALLEN ASSAULT WELLINGBOROUGH 1846 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS CHRISTOPHE ALLEN R 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES EDWARD 1844 DIED ELIZABETH ALLEN DIED 1846 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS GEORGE ALLEN VICTIM 1846 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS GEORGE ALLEN Y CHARLES 1838 ASSIZES 1838 OBSTRUCTI BELL LANE SYRESHAM NG MENTIONE MILTON D ALLEN H A DIED HANNAH ALLEN EDGCOTT 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION ISAAC ALLEN SURETIES 1843 QUARTER SESSIONS ISAAC ALLEN SURETIES 1843 QUARTER SESSIONS ISAAC ALLEN 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION ISAAC ALLEN 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ISAAC ALLEN 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JAMES ALLEN VICTIM SYRESHAM 1839 QUARTER SESSIONS JEREMIAH ALLEN EMBEZZLE MENT CULWORTH SEE ARTICLE ON SUNDAY LAST, AT EDGCOTT, IN THIS COUNTY, MRS. HANNAH ALLEN, IN THE 75TH YEAR OF HER AGE. SHE LIVED IN THE FAMILY OF THE LATE T. CARTER, ESQ. FOR 41 YEARS, AND WAS A FAITHFUL AND ATTACHED SERVANT FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THE SESSIONS WARKTON L A N O C 1842 A E R P L NORTHAMPTON C DIED MARCH 10, AT LONG BUCKBY, ANN DUNKLEY, WIFE OF SAMUEL DUNKLEY, AGED 33 YEARS. SAME DAY, ELIZABETH ALLEN, SISTER OF THE ABOVE, AGED 18 YEARS. THEY WERE BOTH BURIED IN ONE GRAVE IN LONG BUCKBY CHURCH YARD. THE PARENTS OF THE ABOVE HAVE FOLLOWED 15 CHILDREN TO THE SILENT TOMB, AND HAVE NOW THREE LIVING ELIZABETH RILEY AND ANNE PALMER, CHARGED WITH FELONIOUSLY STOLEN 16 & A HALF YARDS OF LUTESTRING RIBBON, 10 YARDS OF PLAID LUTESRING RIBBON, AND 18 YARDS OF NARROW SATIN RIBBON, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE ALLEN K IG R MARKET SQUARE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE LONG BUCKBY VICTIM CHARLES ALLEN, CHARGED WITH MALICIOUSLY CUTTING AND WOUNDING JOHN KINGSTON, CONSTABLE, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, WITH INTENT TO PREVENT HIS LAWFUL APPRENHENSION CHARLES ALLEN, 17, CHARGED WITH CUTTING AND MAIMING JOHN KINGSTON, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, WITH INTENT TO PREVENT HIS LAWFUL APPRENHENSION SEE ARTICLE T 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL SURETIES UNION MISBEHAVI WORKHOU KETTERING OUR SE UNION MISBEHAVI WORKHOU KETTERING OUR SE ISAAC ALLEN, AGED 46, COMMITTED FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS LUCY FOX AND MARY COX, OF WARKTON ISAAC ALLEN, AGED 46, COMMITTED FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS LUCY FOX AND MARY COX, OF WARKTON, WAS DELIVERED BY PROCLAMATION FOR 21 DAYS, FOR MISBEHAVIOUR IN THE KETTERING UNION WORKHOUSE FOR THREE WEEKS, FOR MISBEHAVIOUR IN THE KETTERING UNION WORKHOUSE WALTER FREER, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF JAMES ALLEN, OF SYRESHAM, AND STEALING THEREFROM 10 SILVER SPOONS JEREMIAH ALLEN, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT CULWORTH, EMBEZZLED THE SUM OF 12S. 3D. THE PROPERTY OF HIS MASTER, JOHN OXLEY, OF BYFIELD 1839 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JEREMIAH ALLEN EMBEZZLE MENT BYFIELD SEE ARTICLE JEREMIAH ALLEN POACHING BYFIELD OF BYFIELD, FOR TWO CALENDAR MONTHS, FOR POACHING AT ASTON LE WALLS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES JOHN ALLEN THEFT OUNDLE ROBERT WORTLEY, AGED 32, & JOHN ALLEN, 24, CHARGED WITH BREAKING OPEN A CHARITY BOX IN OUNDLE CHURCH, AND STEALING THEREFROM A QUANTITY OF COPPER COIN 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES ALLEN MENTIONE D LITTLE WELDON SEE ARTICLE 1844 DIED JOHN ALLEN DIED IRTHLINGBOROUGH MARCH 2, AT IRTHLINGBOROUGH, AFTER A LINGERING AND SEVERE ILLNESS, BORNE WITH CHRISTIAN FORTITUDE AND RESIGNATION, MR. JOHN ALLEN, IN HIS 58TH YEAR 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN ALLEN MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN ALLEN MENTIONE D 1842 SERIOUS ACCIDENT JOHN ALLEN ACCIDENT JOHN 1843 INQUEST JOHN ALLEN 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN ALLEN 1838 DIED JOHN ALLEN 1833 FIRE JOHN ALLEN 1833 FIRE AT IRTHLINGBOROUGH JOHN ALLEN 1843 DIED JOSEPH THEFT DIED FIRE MENTIONE D MENTIONE D A K JOHN ALLEN AND JABEZ BLUNT, BOTH OF HARLESTONE, SHOEMAKERS, WERE FULLY COMMITTED TO THE SESSIONS, FOR STEALING SIX YARDS OF WIRE FENCING, THE PROPERTY OF THE HONORABLE CAPT. SPENCER, FROM HIS PLEASURE GROUNDS, AT HARLESTONE, ON THE 25TH JUNE LAST HARLESTONE JOHN ALLEN AND JABEZ BLUNT, CHARGED WITH STEALING SIX YARDS OF WIRE FENCING, THE PROPERTY OF THE HON. F. SPENCER RUSHDEN SEE ARTICLE KINGS SUTTON FOR ONE MONTH, FOR BEGGING AT KINGS SUTTON HARLESTONE HOLLOWELL VICTIM MENTIONE D WILLIAM LOSEBY, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR NEGLECTING THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, JOHN ALLEN, BUTCHER, OF KETTERING SEE ARTICLE E H IG BEGGING A ALLEN ALLEN COMPLAIN T N 1843 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS R ALLEN A JOHN THEFT L ALLEN HARLESTONE C JOHN THEFT R ALLEN IRTHLINGBOROUGH Y JOHN C 1841 ALLEN KETTERING P 1845 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN SEE ARTICLE L 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS O 1843 T 1846 JOHN ALLEN AND JABEZ BLUNT WERE CONVICTED OF STEALING SIX YARDS OF WIRE FENCING, THE PROPERTY OF THE HON. F. SPENCER, AT HARLESTONE. TWO MONTHS' HARD LABOUR RESPECTIVELY SEE ARTICLE (AGED 27) OBEN NORWOOD AND JAMES MOORHEN INDICTED FOR STEALING A SACK OF MEAL, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN ALLEN, WERE ACQUITTED WADENHOE ON THE 2ND INSTANT, IN THE 26TH YEAR OF HER AGE, AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS, ANN, THE SECOND DAUGHTER OF MR. JOHN ALLEN, OF WADENHOE MILL, IN THIS COUNTY IRTHLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE IRTHLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE WADENHOE ON THE 31ST ULT., AT ALDWINCKLE LODGE, MISS PRISCILLA ALLEN, AGED 46, THE YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF JOSEPH ALLEN, OF WADENHOE IN THIS COUNTY. SHE WAS MUST ESTEEMED WHILE LIVING, AND DEEPLY LAMENTED IN HER DEATH JOSEPH ALLEN, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF ONIONS FROM THE COACH HOUSE OF EDWARD DANIEL, OF WELLINGBOROUGH THREE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT - JOSEPH ALLEN, FOR STEALING A QUANTITY OF ONIONS FROM THE COACH HOUSE OF EDWARD DANIEL, OF WELLINGBOROUGH 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOSEPH ALLEN THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOSEPH ALLEN THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH 1837 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS JOSEPH ALLEN MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1834 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL JOSEPH ALLEN THEFT GREAT WELDON JOSEPH ALLEN, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE DAIRY OF MR. JOHN CLARK, SURGEON, OF GREAT WELDON, AND STEALING A QUANTITY OF PRESERVES AND A RABBIT 1834 TRANSPORTED JOSEPH ALLEN TRANSPOR TED JOSEPH ALLEN FILIATION MR. ALLEN MR. ALLEN MR. ALLEN VICTIM MR. ALLEN VICTIM KETTERING SEE ARTICLE MR. J. S. ALLEN MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE MR. P. ALLEN VICTIM WADENHOE CHARLES ROE, FOR ATTEMPTING TO STEAL FOWLS FROM THE YARD OF MR. P. ALLEN, OF WADENHOE MRS. ALLEN PETER ALLEN PHILIP ALLEN 1844 1836 T H WADENHOE SEE ARTICLE ALDWINCKLE LODGE ON THE 31ST ULT., AT ALDWINCKLE LODGE, MISS PRISCILLA ALLEN, AGED 46, THE YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF JOSEPH ALLEN, OF WADENHOE IN THIS COUNTY. SHE WAS MUST ESTEEMED WHILE LIVING, AND DEEPLY LAMENTED IN HER DEATH OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE PRISCILLA ALLEN 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS SAMUEL ALLEN 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS SAMUEL ALLEN THEFT OUNDLE 1843 OUNDLE PETTY SESSIONS SAMUEL ALLEN THEFT OUNDLE L SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE DIED A THEFT SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH 1843 A DIED E R A KINGSTHORPE VICTIM SEE ARTICLE K IG MENTIONE D MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE L 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS KETTERING C 1835 INQUEST R 1840 N 1846 FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR THE NON PERFORMANCE OF AN ORDER OF FILIATION IRTHLINGBOROUGH Y 1842 P 1842 MENTIONE D MENTIONE SPRING D GARDENS O 1846 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS C 1833 SEE ARTICLE JOHN NIGHTINGALE, AGED 52, JAMES COLES, AGED 22, JOHN WORTLEY, AGED 21, JAMES FOX, AGED 24, & SAMUEL ALLEN, (ALLEN BAILED) WERE CHARGED WITH STEALING A JAR CONTAINING TWO GALLONS OF GIN, THE PROPERTY OF MESSRS. SMITH & TIBBITS, OF OUNDLE. NIGHTINGALE GUILTY ; FOURTEEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION. WORTLEY GUILTY ; ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT, FOX, ALLEN AND COLES ACQUITTED SEE ARTICLE 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JANUARY SESSIONS SAMUEL ALLEN THEFT OUNDLE WILLIAM FOX, AGED 24, AND SAMUEL ALLEN, AGED 25, CHARGED WITH STEALING CERTAIN FOWLS, APPLES, AND A SACK, THE PROPERTY OF CHARLES FOX, OF OUNDLE LODGE; ALLEN IS ALSO CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT WARMINGTON, A CARPENTER'S RULE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM ALLESTREE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS SAMUEL ALLEN THEFT OUNDLE 1837 DIED SAMUEL ALLEN DIED HIGHAM FERRERS ON FRIDAY 6TH INST. DEEPLY REGRETTED BY HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS, SAMUEL ALLEN, ESQ. OF HIGHAM FERRERS, AGED 51 YEARS 1839 NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES THOMAS ALLEN MENTIONE D ALLEN VICTIM ALLEN NON PAYMENT H LITTLE WELDON SEE ARTICLE WELDON SEE ARTICLE UNION WORKHOU TOWCESTER SE COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS ALLEN DAMAGE 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM ALLEN VICTIM 1842 PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM ALLEN 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES ALLEN VICTIM 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES ALLEN VICTIM 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM ALLEN 1845 DIED WILLIAM ALLEN 1843 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS WILLIAM ALLEN 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM ALLEN THEFT HOLLOWELL 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM ALLEN THEFT THORNBY A R R 1844 N A SPRATTON C P O C L Y SPRATTON MENTIONE SWANN D INN SYRESHAM SYRESHAM SPRATTON A L LICENSED VICTUALLI RED LION NG HOUSE MENTIONE D SWINDLIN G E SEE ARTICLE K 1844 EASTON IG 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES KETTERING PETTY THOMAS SESSIONS T 1842 JOHN NIGHTINGALE, AGED 52, JAMES COLES, AGED 22, JOHN WORTLEY, AGED 21, JAMES FOX, AGED 24, & SAMUEL ALLEN (ALLEN OUT ON BAIL) CHARGED WITH STEALING A JAR CONTAINING TWO GALLONS OF GIN, THE PROPERTY OF MESSRS. SMITH & TIBBITS, OF OUNDLE PIDDINGTON FOR FOURTEEN DAYS, FOR WILFULLY BREAKING A WINDOW AT THE TOWCESTER UNION WORKHOUSE RICHARD WRIGHT, CHARGED WITH STEALING A HORSERUG, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM ALLEN, OF SPRATTON SEE ARTICLE RICHARD WRIGHT, AGED 17, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT SYRESHAM, A HORSE RUG, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM ALLEN RICHARD WRIGHT, AGED 17, CONVICTED OF STEALING, AT SYRESHAM, A HORSE RUG, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM ALLEN. SIX WEEKS IMPRISONMENT MR. WILLIAM CAPELL WAS AUTHORISED TO KEEP OPEN THE HOUSE KNOWN BY THE SIGN OF THE RED LION, AT SPRATTON, FORMERLY KEPT BY MR. WILLIAM ALLEN; AND WILLIAM WALTER, WAS AUTHORISED TO KEEP OPEN THE HOUSE KNOWN BY THE SIGN OF THE CHEQUER, OF SPRATTON, FORMERLY KEPT BY MR. THOMAS WRIGHT, UNTIL THE NEXT TRANSFER DAY LATELY, AT PIDDINGTON, AGED 39, AMELIA, WIFE OF WILLIAM ALLEN, LABOURER SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM ALLEN, THE YOUNGER, OF HOLLOWELL, WAS BROUGHT BEFORE THE BENCH, CHARGED WITH HAVING AT THORNBY, ON THE 26TH NOVEMBER LAST, STOLEN A PAIR OF LEATHERN GLOVES, THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL FACER, OF THORNBY, LABOURER, AND WAS HELD TO BAIL TO APPEAR AT THE SESSIONS WILLIAM ALLEN, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF GLOVES, THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL FACER, OF THORNBY 1838 1833 1844 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION MICHAELMAS QUARTER SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION ALLEN VICTIM SPRATTON WILLIAM HEDGE, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ASSAULTING WILLIAM ALLEN, AT SPRATTON ALLEN MENTIONE D MURCOT SEE ARTICLE LEVI ALLESTREE THEFT OUNDLE LEVI ALLESTREE, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT OUNDLE. A GUN, THE PROPERTY OF J. SMITH, ESQ. WILLIAM ASSIZES LEVI ALLESTREE THEFT OUNDLE LEVI ALLESTREE, AGED 16, CHARGED WITH STEALING A GUN, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN SMITH, ESQ. OF OUNDLE 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS LEVI ALLESTREE THEFT OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL LEVI ALLESTREE DAMAGE OUNDLE LEVI ALLESTREE, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR WILFULLY DAMAGING CERTAIN FILBERT TREES AT OUNDLE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM PAIN LEVI ALLESTREE THEFT OUNDLE LEVI ALLESTREE THEFT WILLIAM ALLESTREE VICTIM JOHN ALLIBONE GAME LAWS JOHN ALLIBONE 1841 ASSAULT JOHN 1844 INQUEST THOMAS 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL 1834 ALLIBONE NON PAYMENT VICTIM MENTIONE D ALLIBONE E H NETHER HEYFORD FOR THREE MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS FOR THREE MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS OF NETHER HEYFORD, HAVING NEGLECTED TO PAY HIS RATES AFTER THE LAPSE OF A FORTNIGHT ALLOWED FOR THAT PURPOSE BY THE MAGISTRATES, A WARRANT OF DISTRESS WAS GRANTED ON THE APPLICATION OF THE OVERSEERS OF THE POOR SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE KINGSTHORPE RICHARD SURRIDGE & WILLIAM HILL, CHARGED WITH BREAKING OPEN THE BARN OF THOMAS ALLIBONE, OF KINGSTHORPE, AND STEALING THEREFROM FIVE SHEEPSKINS, VALUE 15S. HIS PROPERTY THOMAS ALLIBONE THOMAS ALLIBONE VICTIM KINGSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE JOSEPH ALLINGTON ASSAULT NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE L VICTIM LEVI ALLESTREE, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SAW AND A CHISEL, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN PRENTICE, OF OUNDLE WILLIAM FOX, AGED 24, AND SAMUEL ALLEN, AGED 25, CHARGED WITH STEALING CERTAIN FOWLS, APPLES, AND A SACK, THE PROPERTY OF CHARLES FOX, OF OUNDLE LODGE; ALLEN IS ALSO CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT WARMINGTON, A CARPENTER'S RULE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM ALLESTREE K R A L Y ALLIBONE C JOHN NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS IG R NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS 1837 WARMINGTON N 1843 A 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION CHARGED WITH STEALING A SAW AND A CHISEL, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN ------, OF OUNDLE OUNDLE P 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JANUARY SESSIONS O 1843 A 1844 COMMITTED THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS C 1844 T 1844 1842 NEGLECTING CONTRACT SAMUEL ALLINGTON NEGLECTIN G CONTRACT 1840 1844 INQUEST EXTRAORDINARY CASE WILLIAM JOHN ALLINGTON ALLISTON DIED VOTING ANOTHER SHOEMAKER, OF THE NAME OF SAMUEL ALLINGTON, WAS CHARGED WITH NEGLECTING TO FULIL A CONTRACT ENTERED INTO HIM TO MAKE UP 15 PAIR OF MEN'S SHOES FOR MR. WILLIAM AGER, AND ALSO WITH EMBEZZLING A PORTION OF THE LEATHER. HE WAS CONVICTED, AND SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR NORTHAMPTON NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE (AGED 13) SEE ARTICLE 1843 DIED LEVI ALLISTREE DIED 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ANN ALMOND ABSENT 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ELIZABETH ALMOND THEFT 1836 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOSEPH ALMOND DISORDER LY 1840 ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS JOSEPH ALMOND VICTIM 1843 FIRE MR. ALSOP FIRE MRS. ALSOP COMPLAIN T KETTERING MRS. ALSOP EJECT GEDDINGTON MENTIONE D UNION WORKHOU KETTERING SE FANNY NORWICH & ELIZABETH ALMOND, RESPECTIVELY FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR RUNNING AWAY FROM THE KETTERING UNION WORKHOUSE, TAKING WITH THEM SEVERAL ARTICLES OF WEARING APPAREL, THE PROPERTY OF THE GUARDIANS A DISORDERLY SERVANT, FOR TWENTY ONE DAYS T R KETTERING ALSOP 1843 QUARTER SESSIONS SARAH ALSOP SARAH ALSOP THEFT WILLIAM ALSOP SURETIES LEAVING WIFE & CHILD KETTERING SURETIES KETTERING Y A SARAH L MENTIONE D KETTERING N C P O C 1843 SEE ARTICLE K NORTHAMPTON QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION E H SILVER STREET 1843 1835 BENJAMIN SHERRIFF, WILLIAM SHARPE, WILLIAM TARRY, AND THOMAS BOLLARD, CHARGED WITH HAVING FELONIOUSLY ENTERED THE NATIONAL SCHOOL AND THE HOUSE BELONGING THERETO, IN THE PARISH OF WILBARSTON, AND STOLEN THEREFROM A QUANTITY OF MONEY, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH ALMOND WILBARSTON IG 1842 AT OUNDLE, ON FRIDAY WEEK, LEVI ALLISTREE, AGED 44 ANN ALMOND & CATHERINE BURROUGHS, RESPECTIVELY FOR 21 DAYS, FOR ABSENTING THEMSELVES FROM THE UNION WORKHOUSE AT KETTERING R 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS OUNDLE UNION WORKHOU KETTERING SE SEE ARTICLE AN ORDER TO EJECT MRS. ALSOP OF GEDDINGTON WAS ALSO GRANTED WILLIAM ALSOP, AGED 25, COMMITTED FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS SARAH ALSOP, OF KETTERING WILLIAM ALSOP, AGED 25, COMMITTED FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS SARAH ALSOP, OF KETTERING, WAS DELIVERED BY PROCLAMATION SEE ARTICLE FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THE SESSIONS WILLIAM ALSOP, OF KETTERING, WAS CONVICTED OF LEAVING HIS WIFE AND CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF NEWTON. COMMITTED FOR 14 DAYS WILLIAM ALSOP, AGED 25, COMMITTED FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS SARAH ALSOP, OF KETTERING KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM ALSOP 1843 QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM ALSOP 1843 QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM ALSOP SURETIES KETTERING WILLIAM ALSOP, AGED 25, COMMITTED FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS SARAH ALSOP, OF KETTERING, WAS DELIVERED BY PROCLAMATION 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS CHARLOTTE ALTHORP VICTIM KETTERING SEE ARTICLE 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM ALTHORP UNION MISBEHAVI WORKHOU KETTERING OUR SE JAMES ELMOORR AND WILLIAM ALTHORP (INMATES OF KETTERING UNION WORKHOUSE), FOR 21 DAYS EACH, FOR MISBEHAVING THEMSELVES, IN LEAVING THEIR WORK AND ABSENTING THEMSELVES WITHOUT LEAVE A L A 1845 1839 STUCK BY LIGHTNING RICHARD AMAN LIGHTNING NEWLAND NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1841 ROBBED G. AMBIDGE ROBBED COLLINGTREE SEE ARTICLE 1843 1841 1840 1844 1838 MENTIONE D MENTIONE D JAMES AMBRIDGE JAMES AMBRIDGE JAMES AMBRIDGE VICTIM JAMES AMBRIDGE VICTIM JAMES AMBRIDGE JAMES AMBRIDGE OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE THOMAS DOLBY, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR ASSAULTING JAMES AMBRIDGE, SUPERINTENDENT OF THE POLICE MENTIONE D MENTIONE D OUNDLE JOHN HOW, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ASSAULTING JAMES AMBRIDGE, OF OUNDLE, POLICE SUPERINTENDENT OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE H T 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITTED THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS DIED THOMAS AMBRIDGE MENTIONE D 1839 DIED REV. JOHN AMBROSE DIED BLISWORTH 1846 DIED EDWARD AMOS MENTIONE D SILVERSTONE 1846 DIED FLIENA AMOS 1840 QUARTER SESSIONS JAMES AMOS 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS JAMES 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION 1844 R A R L Y P SILVERSTONE N THEFT C O DIED C K IG E 1841 THEFT LOWICK JANE AMOS THEFT EYDON NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JESSE AMOS THEFT SILVERSTONE 1837 RAIL ROAD ACCIDENTS THOMAS AMOS DIED KILSBY 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES WILLIAM AMOS THEFT WATFORD WILLIAM AMOS VICTIM CHACOMB WILLIAM AMOS VICTIM WILLIAM AMOS VICTIM 1845 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL A L A AMOS 1845 ON FRIDAY MORNING THE 5TH INST., (AT THE HOUSE OF HER FATHER, MR. THOMAS AMBRIDGE), IN THE PARISH OF COLLINGTREE, NEAR THIS TOWN, AFTER SUFFERING SEVERE AFFLICTION, WHICH SHE BORE WITH THE MOST CHRISTIAN RESIGNATION, ELIZABETH ROGERS, AGED 20 YEARS, THE WIFE OF MR. WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN, OF BANBURY LANE, DEEPLY REGRETTED BY HER PARENTS AND FRIENDS: SHE HAS LEFT ONE INFANT DAUGHTER, AGED 6 MONTHS, TO MOURN HER IRREPABLE LOSS ON SUNDAY, JUNE 2, AT THE RECTORY, BLISWORTH, THE REV. JOHN AMBROSE, AGED 71 JAN. 1, AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS, AT SILVERSTONE, FLIENA, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. EDWARD AMOS, AGED 75 YEARS JAN. 1, AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS, AT SILVERSTONE, FLIENA, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. EDWARD AMOS, AGED 75 YEARS JAMES AMOS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF ONIONS AND APPLES FROM THE HOUSE OF JOHN FURNELL NO BILL WAS FOUND AGAINST JAMES AMOS, CHARGED WITH STEALING ONIONS AND APPLES, THE PROPERT OF JOHN FARNELL, OF LOWICK ELIZABETH DANCER & JANE AMOS, FOR STEALING PEAS, AT EYDON JESSE AMOS, AGED 27, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO POCKET KNIVES AND A POCKET COMB, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES WEST, OF SILVERSTONE SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM AMOS, AGED 17, CHARGED WITH STEALING A BOX, CONTAINING 3S. 5D., THE PROPERTY OF JOHN HICKMAN, OF WATFORD EMBRY MARRIOTT, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SILVER WATCH, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM AMOS, OF CHACOMB SEE ARTICLE ROADE RICHARD CROSSLEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING A COPPER, VALUE 50S. THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM AMOS, OF ROAD WILLIAM AMPS THEFT KINGS CLIFFE WILLIAM AMPS, AGED 22, AND JOHN BREWSTER, WERE INDICTED FOT STEALING A COUNTERPANE, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN FREEMAN, OF KINGS CLIFFE. AMPS WAS ACQUITTED, AS TO BREWSTER, NO TRUE BILL 1841 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE ANDERSON BREACH OF SHEEP THE PEACE STREET NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS HENRY ANDERSON THEFT DAVENTRY SEE ARTICLE 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JABEZ ANDERSON ASSAULT PASSENHAM JABEZ ANDERSON, AGED 26M CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING JOHN SMITH, AT PASSENHAM, WITH INTENT TO ROB HIM. LEFT TILL THE ASSIZES 1844 ASSIZES JABEZ ANDERSON ASSAULT PASSENHAM JABEZ ANDERSON, AGED 26, CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING JOHN SMITH, AT PASSENHAM, WITH INTENT TO ROB HIM 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JANUARY SESSIONS JABEZ ANDERSON ASSAULT JAMES ANDERSON JOSEPH DIED MARIA ANDERSON DIED 1835 HEN LAYING EGGS MRS. ANDERTON HEN LAYING EGGS 1845 COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF SAMUEL CORRECTION ANDRASS 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT SAMUEL ASSIZES ANDRASS 1839 DIED H NORTHAMPTON IG ALTHORP L A BEARWARD NORTHAMPTON STREET P Y R R BRAYBROOKE DIED C PASSENHAM EARLS BARTON JOSEPH ANDREW L NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ASSAULT 1839 QUARTER SESSIONS JOSEPH ANDREW ASSAULT SEE ARTICLE ON SUNDAY, THE 22ND SEPT., AT NORTHAMPTON, MARIA, WIDOW OF THE LATE WILLIAM ANDERSON, OF FINCHLEY, AGED 67 SEE ARTICLE SAMUEL STEVENTON, SAMUEL ANDRASS, & HENRY TRUSS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A MARE, AT PASSENHAM, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BRAFIELD SAMUEL STEVENSON, SAMUEL ANDRASS, AND HENRY TRUSS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A MARE, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BRAYFIELD, OF PASSENHAM ON THE 3D INSTANT, AT EARLS BARTON, MRS. ANNE ANDREW, IN THE 75TH YEAR OF HER AGE DESBOROUGH DESBOROUGH JOSEPH MARLOW, WILLIAM FORSTER, JOSEPH ANDREW, JAMES PAGE, JOHN PRIDMORE & LEICESTER GINNS, INDICTED AT THE LAST SESSIONS FOR HAVING, AT DESBOROUGH, RIOTOUSLY ASSEMBLED, AND ASSAULTING THOMAS WORTH IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY AS BAILIFF TO JOHN REDDALL, ESQ., SHERRIFF OF THE COUNTY A 1839 SEE ARTICLE BENCH WARRANTS WERE ISSUED AGAINST SAMUEL OWEN, CHARGED WITH STEALING 12 OZ. OF BACON AND 12 OZ. OF BEEF, AT BLAKESLEY, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS CHAMBERS, AND JOSEPH MARLOW, WILLIAM FOSTER, JOSEPH ANDREW, JAMES PAGE, JOHN PRIDMORE, & LEICESTER GINNS, CHARGED WITH RIOTOUSLY ASSEMBLING AT DESBOROUGH, AND ASSAULTING THOMAS WORTH IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY AS BAILIFF OF JOHN REDDALL, ESQ., SHERRIFF OF THE COUNTY A ANDREW THEFT PASSENHAM N O THEFT C ANNE ANDERSON MENTIONE D ACCIDENT E 1844 JABEZ ANDERSON, AGED 26, CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING JOHN SMITH, AT PASSENHAM, WITH INTENT TO ROB HIM PASSENHAM K 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ACCIDENT 1836 T 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS 1836 DIED JOSEPH ANDREW DIED HOLDENBY ON THE 24TH INST. JOSEPH ANDREW, AGED 14 MONTHS, ONLY CHILD OF MR. J. PAINTER, OF HOLDENBY, IN THIS COUNTY 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS MRS. ANDREW COMPLAIN T HARLESTONE SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS R. C. ANDREW MENTIONE D BRIXWORTH 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS R. C. ANDREW VICTIM BRIXWORTH SEE ARTICLE 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES ROBERT ANDREW VICTIM 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ROBERT ANDREW ASSAULT 1837 DIED ROBERT ANDREW DIED 1836 ASSIZES ROBERT ANDREW ASSAULT & THEFT 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES ROBERT ANDREW 1844 COUNTY SESSIONS ROBERT CARR ANDREW 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ROBERT CARR 1843 DIED 1843 DIED T 1844 JOSHUA TYRRELL, OF BRIXWORTH, GROOM, WAS FULLY COMMITTED TO TAKE HIS TRIAL AT THE ENSUING QUARTER SESSIONS, FOR HAVING FELONIOUSLY STOLEN A QUART OF ALE, THE PROPERTY OF HIS EMPLOYER, R. C. ANDREW, ESQ, AT BRIXWORTH AFORESAID, ON THE 11TH INSTANT K IG OUNDLE A R R EAST HADDON L Y OUNDLE SUDBOROUGH VICTIM C O P ASSAULT C E H HARLESTONE BRIXWORTH VICTIM BRIXWORTH THOMAS ANDREW MENTIONE D HARLESTONE WILLIAM ANDREW L A N ANDREW HARLESTONE A DIED JOHN DUNKLEY, AGED 20, CHARGED WITH WOUNDING AND PUTTING IN FEAR OF HIS LIFE ROBERT ANDREW, AT THE PARISH OF HARLESTON, AND STEALING 3S. 4D. FROM HIS PERSON ROBERT ANDREW, CHARGED WITH FELONIOUSLY ASSAULTING GEORGE SMITH ON THE KINGS HIGHWAY IN THE PARISH OF OUNDLE, WITH INTENT TO ROB HIM ON THE 29TH ULT. AT EAST HADDON, IN THIS COUNTY, ROBERT ANDREW, GROCER, IN HIS 86TH YEAR OF HIS AGE, AND FIFTY THREE YEARS A MEMBER OF THE FRIENDLY SOCIETY IN THAT PLACE ROBERT ANDREW, 30, CHARGED WITH FELONIOUSLY ASSAULTING GEORGE SMITH ON THE KING'S HIGHWAY, AT OUNDLE, WITH INTENT TO ROB HIM SEE ARTICLE JOSIAH TYRREL, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUART OF ALE, THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT CARR ANDREW, OF BRIXWORTH JOSIAH TYRRELL, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUART OF ALE, THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT CARR ANDREW, OF BRIXWORTH, WAS FOUND GUILTY, AND SENTENCED TO SEVEN DAYS' IMPRISONMENT ON THE 24TH ULT., AT HARLESTONE, IN THE 17TH YEAR OF HIS AGE, WILLIAM, YOUNGEST SON OF THE LATE THOMAS ANDREW, ESQ. ON THE 24TH ULT., AT HARLESTONE, IN THE 17TH YEAR OF HIS AGE, WILLIAM, YOUNGEST SON OF THE LATE THOMAS ANDREW, ESQ. 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM ANDREW MENTIONE D LONG BUCKBY WILLIAM CHENEY CHARGED WITH REFUSING TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS WILLIAM ANDREW OF LONG BUCKBY, AND DANIEL SUDBOROUGH WITH REFUSING TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HIS WIFE, ANN SUDBOROUGH, WERE DISCHARGED, THE PARTIES NOT APPEARING AGAINST THEM 1843 DIED CHARLES ANDREWS DIED NEITHROP ON THE 11TH INSTANT, AT NEITHROP, CHARLES ANDREWS, AGED 17 1834 DIED JOHN ANDREWS DIED LONG BUCKBY ON WEDNESDAY WEEK, AT THE RED LION INN, LONG BUCKBY, IN THE 49TH YEAR OF HIS AGE, MR. JOHN ANDREWS RED LION INN 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JOSEPH ANDREWS FIGHTING DESBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE 1835 INQUEST MR. ANDREWS MENTIONE ROBIN D HOOD ST. JAMES END SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS WILLIAM ANDREWS VICTIM KINGSTHORPE 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM ANDREWS VICTIM KINGSTHORPE WILLIAM ANDREWS THEFT PASSENHAM ANDREWS DIED ST. JAMES END 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN ANDREWS OR ANDERSON GAME LAWS 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS ANGEL ALIAS ROGERS THEFT 1833 MICHAELMAS QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS ANGEL ALIAS ROGERS THEFT 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES CORDELIA ANGELL 1841 INQUEST JOHN ANSTEE 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ROBERT 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS ROBERT ANSTEE 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ROBERT ANSTEE 1837 ASSIZES ROBERT ROBERT R R KETTERING 1837 1834 1833 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION P L Y A KETTERING C O N C WOODNEWTON MENTIONE TANNER STREET D A VICTIM L VICTIM K PASSENHAM VICTIM ANSTEE E H 1835 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL INQUEST IG 1834 T 1840 JOSEPH WILLIS, A BOY, PLEADED GUILTY OF STEALING A PAIR OF OVERALLS, THE PROPERTY OF A LAD NAMED WILLIAM ANDREWS, OF KINGSTHORPE, WHO HAD PERMITTED HIM TO SLEEP IN HIS ROOM, AND WAS SENTENCED TO ONE WEEK'S SOLITARY CONFINEMENT, AND TO BE ONCE PRIVATELY WHIPPED JOSEPH WILLIS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF OVERALLS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM ANDREWS, OF KINGSTHORPE CHARGED WITH STEALING A NUMBER OF OAK TOPS, AT PASSENHAM SEE ARTICLE GEORGE YEATES AND JOHN ANDREWS OR ANDERSON, OF PASSENHAM AND LEVI HENSON, OF DENSHANGER, EACH FOR TWO MONTHS THOMAS ANGEL ALIAS ROGERS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN CERTAIN ARTICLES OF DRESS, THE PROPERTY OF W.J. WYMAN, OF KETTERING THOMAS ANGEL ALIAS ROGERS, 26, PLEADED GUILTY TO AN INDICTMENT FOR HAVING STOLEN CERTAIN ARTICLES OF DRESS BELONGING TO W.I. WYMAN OF KETTERING. TO BE IMPRISONED SIX MONTHS WILLIAM REED, AGED 34, JOHN BRIAR, AGED 20 & GEORGE SIMMONS (ALIAS THOMAS PERRS, 26 (SIMMONS OUT ON BAIL), CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT WOODNEWTON, ON THE 6TH SEPTEMBER, FELONIOUSLY ASSAULTED CORDELIA ANGELL NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE CULWORTH ENOCH ABBOTT CHARGED WITH STEALING A SACK, THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT ANSTEE, AT CULWORTH. FURTHER CHARGED WITH STEALING A BASKET, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS GOLBY, AT CULWORTH CULWORTH ENOCH ABOTT, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SACK, &C. THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT ANSTEE, AT CULWORTH. NOT GUILTY. EDWARD & WILLIAM WILCOX, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT SULGRAVE, FOUR BUSHELS OF WHEAT, THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT ANSTEE EDWARD WILCOX, 58, AND WILLIAM WILCOX, 27, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT SULGRAVE, FOUR BUSHELS OF WHEAT, THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT ANSTEE SULGRAVE ANSTEE VICTIM SULGRAVE ANSTEE VICTIM SULGRAVE SEE ARTICLE DUSTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE A VICTIM CHRISTOPHE ANSTEY R EDWARD ANSTEY JOSEPH ANSTEY MENTIONE D MENTIONE D GAME ROBERT TRUSS, FOR THREE MONTHS, & JOSEPH ANSTEY, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS 1838 1841 1836 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL MARTHA ANSTEY WILLIAM ANSTEY JOHN ANSTICE MENTIONE D MENTIONE D THEFT NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE EVENLEY SEE ARTICLE BROUGHTON SEE ARTICLE ASSIZES JOHN ANSTICE THEFT BROUGHTON 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES JOHN ANSTICE THEFT BROUGHTON SEE ARTICLE 1836 TRANSPORTED JOHN ANSTICE TRANSPOR TED BOROUGH COMMITMENTS BENJAMIN ANSTIE DAMAGE 1834 NORTHAMPTON SUMMER ASSIZES CHRISTOPHE ANSTIE R 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES Y A NORTHAMPTON TOWCESTER ANTHISTLE THEFT TO THE GAOL WILLIAM ANTHISTLE 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JACOB ANTHONY 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOSEPH 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS 1842 INQUEST 1846 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS FREDERICK SURETIES WILLIAM ANTHISTLE, AGED 20, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT TOWCESTER, NINE LIVE DUCKS, TWO GEESE, AND A GANDER, THE PROPERTY OF ELIZABETH HENSON WOOD BURCOTT SEE ARTICLE TOWCESTER WELLINGBOROUGH ANTHONY VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH MR. ANTHONY MENTIONE D THOMAS APPLEBY DIED APPLETREE UNION MENTIONE WORKHOU BRACKLEY D SE L SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM ANTHISTLE, CHARGED WITH STEALIGN NINE LIVE TAME DUCKS AND TWO GEESE, THE PROPERTY OF ELIZABETH HENSON, OF TOWCESTER VICTIM A BENJAMIN ANSTIE, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR MALICIOUSLY THROWING DOWN A WALL FENCING IN A MEADOW IN THE OCCUPATION OF THOMAS HANDS TOWCESTER A 1842 N THEFT C P L THEFT ANTHISTLE O 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE WILLIAM OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES C 1843 RIOT ANTHISTLE E 1841 K DAMAGE R ANSTIE H BENJAMIN SEE ARTICLE BENJAMIN ANSTIE, A SHOEMAKER, WAS BROUGHT UP THE SAME MORNING, FOR BREAKING DOWN A WALL OF MR. THOMAS HANDS'S ON SUNDAY LAST, AND COMMITTED TO THE TOWN GAOL FOR 14 DAYS, OR PAY A FINE OF 10S. AND COSTS IG DAMAGE R 1841 T 1836 BENJAMIN GORE, 21, WILLIAM JONES, 21, & JOHN ANSTICE, 22, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF THE HON. & REV. J. DOUGLAS, OF BROUGHTON, AND STEALING THEREFROM DIVERS ARTICLES OF PLATE, GOLD, AND SILVER TRINKETTS, AND BANK NOTES HARPOLE WILLIAM ANTHISTLE, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THE SESSIONS, AND IN THE MEANTIME TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS THOMAS HOGG, OF TOWCESTER MARSHAL EATON, CHARGED WITH STEALING PART OF A BOTTLE OF BRANDY AND OTHER LIQUORS FROM THE HOUSE OF JACOB ANTHONY, OF WELLINGBOROUGH. MARSHALL EATON CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF BRANDY, &C. THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH ANTHONY OF WELLINGBOROUGH MARSHALL EATON PLEADED GUILTY TO THE CHARGE OF STEALING SOME GLASS BOTTLES CONTAINING LIQUOR, THE PROPERTY OF HIS MASTER, MR. ANTHONY. VERDICT, GUILTY, SENTENCE - ONE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT AND HARD LABOUR SEE ARTICLE (AGED 43 YEARS) ALEXANDER BOYLES, AN INMATE OF THE BRACKLEY UNION POOR HOUSE, WAS CHARGED BY FREDERICK APPLETREE, THE GOVERNOR, WITH HAVING REFUSED WORK. COMMITTED TO PRISON FOR THREE WEEKS DIED CHARLES ARBUTHNOT MENTIONE D WOODFORD ON THE 2S INST. AT WOODFORD, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, AFTER TEN DAYS' ILLNESS, HARRIET, WIFE OF THE RIGHT HON. CHARLES ARBUTHNOT, IN THE 41ST YEAR OF HER AGE 1834 DIED HARRIET ARBUTHNOT DIED WOODFORD ON THE 2S INST. AT WOODFORD, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, AFTER TEN DAYS' ILLNESS, HARRIET, WIFE OF THE RIGHT HON. CHARLES ARBUTHNOT, IN THE 41ST YEAR OF HER AGE 1835 ASSIZES AMELIA ARCH MENTIONE D EARLS BARTON SEE ARTICLE 1837 DIED AMELIA ARCHBOLD DIED FOSTERS BOOTH 1837 DIED ROBERT ARCHBOLD MENTIONE D FOSTERS BOOTH 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS ARCHBOLD VICTIM 1846 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS BENJAMIN ARCHER ANNOYING 1845 COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CALEB CORRECTION ARCHER THEFT 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT CALEB ASSIZES ARCHER ARCHER THEFT L STUCHBERY C NEGLECTIN G TO WORK K R A R Y STUTCHBERRY P ARCHER ON THE 24TH ULT. AFTER A LONG AND PAINFUL ILLNESS, AMELIA, THE WIFE OF MR. ROBERT ARCHBOLD, OF FOSTER'S BOOTH, AGED 48 ON THE 24TH ULT. AFTER A LONG AND PAINFUL ILLNESS, AMELIA, THE WIFE OF MR. ROBERT ARCHBOLD, OF FOSTER'S BOOTH, AGED 48 JOHN SMITH, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PIECE OF COAL, VALUE 3D., THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS ARCHBOLD, OF COLD HIGHAM BENJAMIN ARCHER, OF BRACKLEY, WAS CHARGED WITH HAVING ANNOYED ROBERT KENDALL, BAKER, OF THE SAME PLACE. IT APPEARED THAT ARCHER HAD ENLISTED AS A SOLDIER AND HAD LEFT BRACKLEY, AND THE CHARGE WAS NOT GONE ON WITH E H IG BRACKLEY N JAMES O GEORGE A 1838 COMMITTED THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS COLD HIGHAM THEFT C 1844 T 1834 CHARGED WITH STEALING A TABLE CLOTH AT STUTCHBERRY CALEB ARCHER, CHARGED WITH STEALING A TABLE CLOTH, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN CHESTER, OF STUCHBURY RAUNDS FOR ONE MONTH, FOR NEGLECTING TO WORK, WHEREBY HIS FAMILY BECAME CHARGEABLE TO RAUNDS EASTON SEE ARTICLE EASTON RICHARD WOODWARD, AGED 28, JOHN ARCHER, 22, & JOHN STANSOR, 28, CHARGED ON THE OATHS OF WILLIAM REED AND OTHERS, AND ON THE VOLUNTARY CONFESSION OF THE SAID JOHN STANSOR, WITH FELONIOUSLY MURDERING ELIZABETH LONGFOOT, AT EASTON, ON THE 6TH OF MARCH LAST 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES JOHN ARCHER 1839 NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES JOHN ARCHER MURDER EASTON SEE ARTICLE 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN ARCHER MURDER EASTON SEE ARTICLE 1838 MURDER JOHN ARCHER 1838 ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN DIED 1836 1837 A L MURDER EASTON SEE ARTICLE ARCHER MENTIONE D MURDER EASTON SEE ARTICLE JOHN ARCHER ASSAULT EASTON CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING A GAMEKEEPER, AT EASTON JOHN ARCHER DIED EAST HADDON ON TUESDAY LAST, MR. JNO. ARCHER, OF EAST HADDON, IN THIS COUNTY, IN THE 83D YEAR OF HIS AGE 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM ARCHER GAME NORTHAMPTON OF NORTHAMPTON, WAS CONVICTED OF TRESPASS IN SEARCH OF GAME AT KINGSTHORPE, ON THE 16TH INST., UPON LAND IN THE OCCUPATION OF MR. CHARLES FITZHUGH, AND FINED WITH COSTS £2. 12S. 6D. 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM ARCHER THEFT EASTON SEE ARTICLE 1838 TRANSPORTED WILLIAM 1838 MENTIONED NORTHAMPTON SUMMER ASSIZES WILLIAM ARCHER VICTIM NORTHAMPTON ARCHER MURDER EASTON SEE ARTICLE EYDON W. ARIS WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING SUNDRY ARTICLES OF IRONMONGERY, THE PROPERTY OF J. BUSH, OF EYDON. 14 DAYS' HARD LABOUR 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM ARIS THEFT 1843 A DAINTY SANDWICH MR. ARKESDEN 1843 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS MRS. ARKESDEN 1841 DIED BENJAMIN ARLIDGE 1843 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS JAMES ARLIDGE A L Y CRICK RIOT & DISTURBA NCE C P DIED O N WARKWORTH MENTIONE KINGSWEL NORTHAMPTON D L STREET ARMFIELD A ALDERMAN NORTHAMPTON A L DIED EYDON MENTIONE D MENTIONE BOROUGH D GAOL C 1842 E THEFT K ARIS R W. H NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS R 1838 T TRANSPOR TED ARCHER IG 1838 THE FOLLOWING CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED TO THE LEVIATHAN HULK, PORTSMOUTH :- JOHN MALSBURY, THE ELDER, FOR LIFE ; WILLIAM ARCHER, FOR 15 YEARS ; JACOB EARL, WILLIAM PERCIVAL, PHILIP REYNOLDS, FOR 10 YEARS ; JOHN KEW, FOR 14 YEARS ; CHARLES NEWEY, JAMES PLOWRIGHT, WILLIAM PLOWRIGHT, THE ELDER, WILLIAM PLOWRIGHT, THE YOUNGER, THOMAS SUTTON, AND HENRY AGER, FOR SEVEN YEARS SEE ARTICLE 1842 DIED FREDERICK ARMFIELD MENTIONE KINGSWEL NORTHAMPTON D L STREET WILLIAM ARIS, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT EYDON, FOUR KNIVES AND A JEW'S HARP, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES BUSH SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE LATELY, AT CRICK, IN THIS COUNTY, MR. BENJAMIN ARLIDGE, AGED 79 SEE ARTICLE ON MONDAY LAST, IN KINGSWELL STREET, IN THIS TOWN, AGED 77 YEARS, SARAH CHESHIRE, FOR UPWARDS OF 40 YEARS THE TRUSTWORTHY HOUSEKEEPER OF THE LATE MR. ALDERMAN ARMFIELD, OF THIS TOWN. THE FUNERAL TOOK PLACE YESTERDAY, AND HER REMAINS WERE FOLLOWED BY MESSRS. WILLIAM, FREDERICK, AND GEORGE ARMFIELD, AS A MARK OF RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF ONE WHO LIVED AMONGST THEM HIGHLY RESPECTABLE, "FOR HER WORK'S SAKE." ON MONDAY LAST, IN KINGSWELL STREET, IN THIS TOWN, AGED 77 YEARS, SARAH CHESHIRE, FOR UPWARDS OF 40 YEARS THE TRUSTWORTHY HOUSEKEEPER OF THE LATE MR. ALDERMAN ARMFIELD, OF THIS TOWN. THE FUNERAL TOOK PLACE YESTERDAY, AND HER REMAINS WERE FOLLOWED BY MESSRS. WILLIAM, FREDERICK, AND GEORGE ARMFIELD, AS A MARK OF RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF ONE WHO LIVED AMONGST THEM HIGHLY RESPECTABLE, "FOR HER WORK'S SAKE." GEORGE ARMFIELD 1838 INQUEST GEORGE ARMFIELD 1839 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS 1834 ARMFIELD MR. F. B. ARMFIELD MR. G. ARMFIELD VICTIM MENTIONE D VICTIM NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH COMMITMENTS 1840 INQUEST MR. ARMITT 1843 INQUEST MR. ARMITT SAMUEL ARMITT MR. W. A 1842 MENTIONE KINGSWEL NORTHAMPTON D L STREET ARMFIELD L WILLIAM Y DIED O C P 1842 1835 1836 SHEEP STREET N C VICTIM A MENTIONE DRAPERY D MENTIONE D L COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ARMFIELD SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE ON MONDAY LAST, IN KINGSWELL STREET, IN THIS TOWN, AGED 77 YEARS, SARAH CHESHIRE, FOR UPWARDS OF 40 YEARS THE TRUSTWORTHY HOUSEKEEPER OF THE LATE MR. ALDERMAN ARMFIELD, OF THIS TOWN. THE FUNERAL TOOK PLACE YESTERDAY, AND HER REMAINS WERE FOLLOWED BY MESSRS. WILLIAM, FREDERICK, AND GEORGE ARMFIELD, AS A MARK OF RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF ONE WHO LIVED AMONGST THEM HIGHLY RESPECTABLE, "FOR HER WORK'S SAKE." NORTHAMPTON WILLIAM WAITE, FOR 14 DAYS, UNLESS 14S. BE SOONER PAID, FOR WILFULLY BREAKING A PANE OF GLASS IN THE SHOP OF MESSRS. ARMFIELD, OF SHEEP STREET NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS £2. 12S. 6D. BE PAID, FOR COMMITTING A TRESPASS IN SEARCH OF GAME AT NEWBOTTLE WILLIAM JAMES, CHARGED WITH STEALING 27 FOWLS FROM THE FIELD BARN OF MR. W. ARMSTONE, OF CRICK GAME NEWBOTTLE ARMSTONE VICTIM CRICK WILLIAM ARMSTONE VICTIM CRICK SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE A 1843 SEE ARTICLE GEORGE JOHNSON PLEADED GUILTY TO A CHARGE OF STEALING 19S. IN MONEY, AND SOME SEALING WAX, THE PROPERTY OF HIS MASTER, GEORGE ARMFIELD, AND WAS SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS' HARD LABOUR NORTHAMPTON R 1838 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS THEFT GEORGE ST. DONATION SEPULCHRE NORTHAMPTON PARISH MENTIONE SHEEP NORTHAMPTON D STREET E DONATION K 1838 MENTIONE KINGSWEL NORTHAMPTON D L STREET R ARMFIELD T GEORGE H DIED IG 1842 ON MONDAY LAST, IN KINGSWELL STREET, IN THIS TOWN, AGED 77 YEARS, SARAH CHESHIRE, FOR UPWARDS OF 40 YEARS THE TRUSTWORTHY HOUSEKEEPER OF THE LATE MR. ALDERMAN ARMFIELD, OF THIS TOWN. THE FUNERAL TOOK PLACE YESTERDAY, AND HER REMAINS WERE FOLLOWED BY MESSRS. WILLIAM, FREDERICK, AND GEORGE ARMFIELD, AS A MARK OF RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF ONE WHO LIVED AMONGST THEM HIGHLY RESPECTABLE, "FOR HER WORK'S SAKE." 1845 INQUEST MR. ARMSTRONG MENTIONE PRINCE'S D STREET NORTHAMPTON 1840 DIED ANNE ARMYTAGE DIED NORTHAMPTON 1840 DIED JOHN ARMYTAGE MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON ON WEDNESDAY THE 28TH INSTANT, ANNE, THE WIFE OF JOHN ARMYTAGE, ESQ. OF THIS TOWN, IN THE 74TH YEAR OF HER AGE ON WEDNESDAY THE 28TH INSTANT, ANNE, THE WIFE OF JOHN ARMYTAGE, ESQ. OF THIS TOWN, IN THE 74TH YEAR OF HER AGE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES ARNETT GAME ASHTON WOLD 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSSIONS JOHN ARNHOLD KEEP THE PEACE DAVENTRY 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSSIONS SARAH ARNHOLD MENTIONE D DAVENTRY 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ABRAHAM ARNOLD THEFT WELTON 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ALFRED ARNOLD THEFT BRACKLEY 1840 QUARTER SESSIONS ALFRED ARNOLD THEFT 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS ALFRED ARNOLD THEFT 1845 INQUEST ANN ARNOLD DIED LITCHBOROUGH PAYMENT CROUGHTON T 1845 G. W. ARNOLD 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION HANNAH 1844 1836 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL E H K IG R R MENTIONE D ASHBY ST. LEDGERS ASHBY ST. LEDGERS SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE CHARLES ROBINSON, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR ATTEMPTING TO TAKE FISH IN A STEAM BELONGING TO G. W. ARNOLD, ESQ. OF ASHBY ST. LEDGERS HANNAH ARNOLD, OF CROWTON, FOR ONE MONTH, AND THOMAS WRIGHT, OF BRIGSTOCK, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR RUNNING AWAY AND LEAVING THEIR FAMILIES CHARGEABLE TO THEIR RESPECTIVE PARISHES RUNNING AWAY CROWTON ISSAC ARNOLD MENTIONE PLUME OF D FEATHERS EVERDON SEE ARTICLE JOHN ARNOLD SURETIES DAVENTRY JOHN ARNOLD, FOR NOT FINDING SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS SARAH ARNOLD, OF DAVENTRY SAMUEL ARNOLD LEAVING WIFE & FAMILY WOODFORD FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ALLOWING HIS WIFE AND FAMILY TO BECOME CHARGEABLE TO WOODFORD SAMUEL ARNOLD THEFT SARAH ARNOLD MENTIONE D 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES THOMAS A N C ARNOLD L 1842 VICTIM A 1836 A TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION L 1837 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ARNOLD C ARNOLD ALFRED ARNOLD PLEADED GUILTY TO STEALING A GALLON OF POTATOES, THE PROPERTY OF ALFRED HAYWARD, OF BRACKLEY ST. PETERS BRACKLEY ST. PETER. THREE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT, HARD LABOUR, THE LAST FORTNIGHT SOLITARY Y G. H. ALFRED ARNOLD, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BRACKLEY, A GALLON OF POTATOES, THE PROPERTY OF ALFRED HAYWARD ALFRED ARNOLD, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BRACKLEY BRACKLEY ST. PETERS ST. PETER, A GALLON OF POTATOES, THE PROPERTY OF ALFRED HAYWARD P BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS ELIZA THEFT O 1845 1834 1838 WILLIAM DAWES, THOMAS NEAL, WILLIAM ARNETT, AND RICHARD GROOM, CHARGED WITH BEING ON LAND IN THE OCCUPATION OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE LATE JOHN SMITH, ESQ., AT ASHTON WOLD, ARMED WITH GUNS AND BLUDGEONS, IN PURSUIT OF GAME JOHN ARNHOLD WAS ORDERED TO ENTER INTO HIS OWN RECOGNIZANCE IN £20 TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HIS MOTHER, SARAH ARNHOLD, OF DAVENTRY JOHN ARNHOLD WAS ORDERED TO ENTER INTO HIS OWN RECOGNIZANCE IN £20 TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HIS MOTHER, SARAH ARNHOLD, OF DAVENTRY ABRAHAM ARNOLD, FOR 14 DAYS, ON NON-PAYMENT OF 15S., FOR STEALING FROM LAND AT WELTON TURNIPS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN WINTERTON SARACENS NORTHAMPTON HEAD SEE ARTICLE DAVENTRY JOHN ARNOLD, FOR NOT FINDING SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS SARAH ARNOLD, OF DAVENTRY ARNOLD VICTIM BRACKLEY ST. PETER WILLIAM AYRES, DANIEL KING, AND GEORGE RUTHERFORD, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR HAVING MALICIOUSLY DAMAGED THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS ARNOLD AND OTHERS, AT THE PARISH OF BRACKLEY ST. PETER ARNOLD VICTIM GREAT CREATON SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE ARNOLD VICTIM GREAT CREATON JOHN GRAVES, 60, CHARGED WITH HAVING FELONIOUSLY STOLEN TWO PAPER PARCELS CONTAINING 14LBS WEIGHT OF LOAF SUGAR, VALUE 10S., AND A PAPER PARCEL CONTAINING HALF A POUND WEIGHT OF TOBACCO, VALUE 2S. 6D., THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM ARNOLD, OF GREAT CREATON ELIZABETH ARNSBY THEFT OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE GEORGE ARNSBY CHARGING KETTERING SEE ARTICLE ARNSBY COMPLAIN T RAUNDS ARNSBY VICTIM 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM ARNSBY VICTIM 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM ARNSBY VICTIM RAUNDS ARTER 1839 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS WILLIAM ARTER VICTIM 1846 O ST. SEPULCHRE NORTHAMPTON PARISH N GEORGE HARTWELL, AGED 18, CHARGED WITH STEALING SILVER AND COPPER MONEY TO THE AMOUNT OF TWO POUNDS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM ARNSBY, OF RAUNDS WILLIAM PAGET, EDWARD JOHNSON, & JOHN JOHNSON, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT ST. SEPULCHRE, WITH FORCE OF ARMS, MADE AN AFFRAY, AND WITH ASSAULTING WILLIAM ARTER, A CONSTABLE, WHILE IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY WILLIAM PAGET, EDWARD JOHNSON, AND JOHN JOHNSON, PLEADED GUILTY TO A CHARGE OF HAVING ASSAULTED WILLIAM ARTER, A CONSTABLE, IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY, AND WERE SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT ARTHUR THEFT BURTON LATIMER SEE ARTICLE MARY ARTHUR THEFT BURTON LATIMER SEE ARTICLE SAMUEL ARTHUR VICTIM BURTON LATIMER SEE ARTICLE SAMUEL ARTHUR VICTIM BURTON LATIMER SEE ARTICLE A JAMES VICTIM L 1846 RAUNDS A 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS C 1837 RAUNDS L WILLIAM Y BOROUGH COMMITMENTS P 1839 E NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES R 1845 SEE ARTICLE GEORGE HARTWELL, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE DWELLING HOUSE OF WILLIAM ARNSBY, OF RAUNDS, A QUANTITY OF SILVER AND COPPER COINS GEORGE HARTWELL, CHARGED WITH ENTERING THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM ARNSBY, AT RAUNDS, AND STEALING A QUANTITY OF MONEY K LOT R WILLIAM T 1843 CREATON A 1846 ASSIZES - BOROUGH PRISONERS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS MENTIONE D ARNOLD H 1842 WILLIAM C 1840 NORTHAMPTON MIDSUMMER ASSIZES IG 1841 1842 AN AGED REAPER W. ARTHUR AGED REAPER BURTON LATIMER 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS EDWARD ASBERY COMPLAIN T A FEW DAYS BACK THE FIRST SHEAF OF WHEAT CUT THIS SEASON IN BURTON LATIMER, WAS REAPED BY A MAN NAMED W. ARTHUR, 87 YEARS OF AGE, ON THE FARM OF MR. ROBINSON, IN WHOSE EMPLOY HE WAS OCCUPIED DURING MANY YEARS, TILL BE BECAME TOO INFIRM TO FOLLOW REGULARY ANY EMPLOYMENT LITTLE CRANSLEY SEE ARTICLE 1840 QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN ASH ROGUE CHARGED WITH BEING AN INCORRIGBLE ROGUE, HAVING BEEN PREVIOUSLY CONVICTED OF LEAVING HIS WIFE AND FAMILY TRESPASSI NG JOSEPH ASH, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR NEGLECTING TO WORK UP CERTAIN MATERIALS INTO EIGHT PAIR OF SHOES, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH POOLE, AND RETURNING THE SAME TO HIS AGENT IN AN UNFINISHED STATE FOR ONE MONTH, TO HARD LABOUR, FOR LEAVING HIS WIFE AND FAMILY CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF ST. SEPULCHRE BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOSEPH ASH 1846 COMMITTED TO THE BOROUGH PRISON THOMAS ASH LEAVING WIFE & CHILDREN TRANSPOR TED WILLIAM ASH GAME WILLIAM ASH THEFT WILLIAM ASH ASSAULT & THEFT GAME ASH 1840 DAMAGE WILLIAM ASH DAMAGE ST. NORTHAMPTON SEPULCHRE LEAVING WIFE & CHILDREN ST. SEPULCHRE NORTHAMPTON PARISH NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM ASH 1836 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN ASH 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ABRAHAM ASHBY ASSAULT 1841 DIED ANN ASHBY DIED RUSHTON 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ANN ASHBY VICTIM MILTON A N C K PIDDINGTON C O SEE ARTICLE 1846 ASH WILLIAM ASH, CHARGED WITH STEALING A HAT, VALUE 1S., AT HARTWELL, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN ROBINS R WILLIAM SEE ARTICLE L TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION PIDDINGTON L THEFT GAME A THE UNDER MENTIONED CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO PORTSMOUTH, AND PUT ON BOARD THE LEVIATHAN HULK :- WILLIAM ASH, JAMES HARPUR, AND JOHN BRIAN, RESPECTIVELY FOR SEVEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION RUSHTON HARTWELL P 1834 ALDER WOOD IG 1837 ASH R 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SPRING ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM Y 1836 TRANSPORTED PIDDINGTON E 1843 NEGLECTIN G WORK 1838 V. PEARSON AND JOHN ASH, OF PIDDINGTON, FOR TWO MONTHS EACH, FOR TRESPASSING AT HORTON, IN PURSUIT OF GAME ASH T JOHN A TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION H 1833 JONATHAN TATE AND WILLIAM ASH, BOTH OF PIDDINGTON, UNDER THE GAME LAWS ; THE FORMER FOR 14 DAYS, AND LATTER FOR A MONTH SEE ARTICLE THOMAS ASH WAS BROUGH UP CHARGED WITH LEAVING HIS WIFE AND TWO CHILDREN CHAREGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF ST. SEPULCHRE'S, IN THIS TOWN. HE ABSONCDED SIX WEEKS AGO, AND LEFT HIS FAMILY DESTITUTE, AND THEY WERE TAKEN TO THE UNION WORKHOUSE; SINCE WHICH THE WIFE HAS BEEN AGAIN CONFINED. HE WAS COMMITTED FOR ONE MONTH, WITH HARD LABOUR WILLIAM ASH, CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING DANIEL WESTLEY IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY AS CONSTABLE OF PIDDINGTON JOSEPH HOLLIER POWERS, ROBERT SLATER ALIAS SLATCHER, AND JOHN ASH, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS ABRAHAM ASHBY, FOR ONE MONTH, UNLESS £1. 9S. 6D. BE SOONER PAID, FOR ASSAULTING RICHARD LEWIS ON THE 9TH INST. ON THE 23RD JUNE, AT RUSHTON, IN THIS COUNTY, IN HER 75TH YEAR MUCH RESPECTED, ANN, WIFE OF MR. ASHBY, FARMER AND GRAZIER, OF THAT PLACE JOHN JONES, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO SHIRTS AND TWO PAIR OF STOCKINGS FROM THE DRYING GROUND OF ANN ASHBY, OF MILTON NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ANNE ASHBY 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS CAROLINE ASHBY 1844 INQUEST CHARLES ASHBY VICTIM MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MILTON DESBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE LITTLE HOUGHTON SEE ARTICLE T 1837 SIX WEEKS' IMPRISONMENT - JOHN JONES, FOR STEALING FROM THE DRYING GROUND OF ANN ASHBY, OF MILTON, TWO SHIRTS AND TWO PAIR OF STOCKINGS. WILLIAM FARR, FOR STEALING A PAIR OF LEATHERN HIGH TOPS, AT GLAPTHORNE, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS EDGLEY. THOMAS GARLICK, FOR STEALING A QUANTITY OF FAGOTS, AT PATTISHALL, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES AYRES. [THE FIRST TWO ARE TO BE KEPT IN SOLITARY CONFINEMENT IN THE LAST WEEK] NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS EDWARD ASHBY THEFT 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION EDWARD ASHBY MENTIONE D 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JANUARY SESSIONS EDWARD ASHBY THEFT 1838 INQUEST EDWARD ASHBY 1838 THEFT ELIZA ASHBY 1838 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS ELIZA ASHBY 1835 DIED ELIZABETH ASHBY 1838 DIED GEORGE ASHBY 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION HENRY ASHBY HENRY 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES MICHAELMAS QUARTER SESSIONS Y E A R R COLLINTREE K IG PATTISHALL THEFT GREGORY STREET GREGORY STREET L P MENTIONE WELLINGT NORTHAMPTON D ON STREET CHARLES WILCOX, FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR LEAVING THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, EDWARD ASHBY, OF COLLINGTREE EDWARD ASHBY, AGED 32, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF WHEAT AND FOUR SACKS, THE PROPERTY OF G. OSBORN SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON YESTERDAY MORNING, AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS, ELIZABETH, WIFE OF MR. JAMES ASHBY, OF SHEEP STREET, IN THIS TOWN, AGED 40 LONG BUCKBY ON FRIDAY, NOV. 23, AT LONG BUCKBY MILLS, AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS, MR. GEORGE ASHBY, AGED 51 YEARS VICTIM WESTON BY WEEDON JOSEPH BURDETT, CHARGED WITH BREAKING OPEN A STORE ROOM IN THE HOUSE OF HENRY ASHBY, OF WESTON BY WEEDON, ABD STEALING A HAM, PIECE OF BACON, HALF A PIG'S HEAD, AND A BRASS PAN ASHBY VICTIM WESTON BY WELLAND SEE ARTICLE HENRY ASHBY VICTIM SEE ARTICLE JAMES ASHBY MENTIONE SHEEP D STREET ASHBY COUNTERF EIT COIN DIED 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JESSE ASSIZES SHEEP STREET A DIED N C 1835 THEFT C SEE ARTICLE O NORTHAMPTON L DIED A 1843 H 1844 EDWARD ASHBY, AGED 32, PLEADED GUILTY OF STEALING A QUANTITY OF WHEAT AND FOUR SACKS, THE PROPERTY OF G. OSBORN, OF PATTISHALL. MR. MILLER, FOR THE PROSECUTION, RECOMMENDED HIM TO MERCY, ON THE GROUND THAT HE HAS A FAMILY OF FIVE CHILDREN. HE WAS SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT NORTHAMPTON YESTERDAY MORNING, AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS, ELIZABETH, WIFE OF MR. JAMES ASHBY, OF SHEEP STREET, IN THIS TOWN, AGED 40 SEE ARTICLE 1845 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN ASHBY MENTIONE D 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN ASHBY VICTIM 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES, BOROUGH PRISONERS JOHN ASHBY VICTIM 1840 A GANG OF SHEEP STEALERS JOHN DETECTED ASHBY MENTIONE D EASTCOTE 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN ASHBY VICTIM PATTISHALL 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES JOHN ASHBY VICTIM 1841 ROBBING THE TILL JOHN ASHBY JOHN ASHBY JOHN ASHBY ASHBY 1841 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS JOHN ASHBY 1837 SHEEP WORRYING JOHN ASHBY 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS JOHN ASHBY 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOSEPH ASHBY T K R A VICTIM WEEDON N VICTIM A MENTIONE D MENTIONE D 1844 1844 THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS INQUEST MR. ASHBY MR. W. ASHBY RACHAEL ASHBY SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM GURDEN, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE 6TH INST., AT WEEDON, STOLEN A SOVEREIGN, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN ASHBY WILLIAM GURDEN, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE 6TH OF OCTOBER, AT WEEDON BECK, STOLEN ONE SOVEREIGN, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN ASHBY, PLEADED GUILTY, AND WAS SENTENCED TO TWO MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT ZACCHEUS WILLIAM HINDE PLEADED GUILTY TO STEALING TWO PENCE, THE PROPERTY OF HIS MASTER, JOHN ASHBY, AND WAS SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT SYWELL SEE ARTICLE BUGBROOKE SEE ARTICLE MENTIONE D WILLIAM HINDE, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE 20TH INST., STOLEN 2D., THE PROPERTY OF HIS MASTER, JOSEPH ASHBY VICTIM NORTHAMPTON ON SATURDAY LAST, TWO YOUNG WOMEN, NAMED SARAH AND ANN FOX, WERE APPREHENDED CHARGED THE ONE WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF TEA AND SUGAR, A BOTTLE OF WINE, AND OTHER ARTICLES FROM MR. ASHBY, GROCER, OF SHEEP STREET, WITH WHOM ONE OF THE PRISONERS LIVED AS SERVANT. THEY WERE COMMITTED THE SAME NIGHT FOR TRIAL AT THE ASSIZES. STANWICK SEE ARTICLE LITTLE HOUGHTON SEE ARTICLE (INFANT) A 1841 WILLIAM HAWKINS, & JOSEPH PITTAM, CHARGED WITH STEALING AT PATTISHALL, A SHEARHOG SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN ASHBY HENRY FURNISS, WILLIAM HAWKINS, & JOSEPH PITTAM, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SHEARHOG SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN ASHBY, OF PATTISHALL E H IG R WEEDON Y VICTIM C EASTCOTE L JOHN NORTHAMPTON C NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS MENTIONE SHEEP D STREET MENTIONE D O 1843 SEE ARTICLE PATTISHALL P 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTON L 1840 SHEEP STREET MARIA QUIN, FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION ON A CHARGE OF HAVING,ON THE 21ST ULT., OBTAINED 6D. FROM JOHN ASHBY UNDER FALSE PRETENCES THE FORMER CHARGED WITH STEALING VARIOUS QUANTITIES OF SUGAR AND TEA AND A BOTTLE OF WINE, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN ASHBY, AND THE LATTER WITH RECEIVING THE SAME KNOWING THEM TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN SARAH FOX, AGED 23, CHARGED WITH STEALING SUGAR, TEA, AND A BOTTLE OF WINE, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN ASHBY, AND FOX, 27, CHARGED WITH RECEIVING THE SAME KNOWING THEM TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN MENTIONE D DIED SHEEP STREET 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ROBERT ASHBY MENTIONE D 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS SAMUEL ASHBY THEFT 1839 BOROUGH PRISONERS SOPHIA ASHBY VICTIM 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS SOPHIA ASHBY VICTIM SOPHIA ASHBY VICTIM 1844 DIED STEPHEN ASHBY DIED ASHTON LODGE 1842 PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS ASHBY THEFT MOULTON 1842 ASSIZES THOMAS ASHBY THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES ASHBY THEFT HORSEMAR NORTHAMPTON KET ASHBY 1846 COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS ASHBY THOMAS ASHBY VICTIM THOMAS ASHBY VICTIM TIMOTHY ASHBY 1842 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION WALTER ASHBY WILLIAM ASHBY L A C N O P 1838 LEAVING WIFE & FAMILY ASSAULT KETTERING DAVID GARDNER, OF BUGRBOOKE, LABOURER, WAS CONVICTED IN THE PENALTY AND COSTS, OF 20S. FOR AN ASSAULT COMMITTED BY HIM AT BUGBROOK, ON SUNDAY NIGHT THE 14TH INSTANT, ABOUT 10 O'CLOCK, ON JOHN CAPELL, OF WEEDEN BECK, AND ALSO IN ANOTHER PENALTY AND COSTS 20S. FOR ANOTHER ASSAULT COMMITTED BY HIM IN THE SAME VILLAGE, ON THE SAME NIGHT ABOUT 11 O'CLOCK, ON THOMAS ASHBY OF KETTERING, FOR THREE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR, FOR LEAVING HIS WIFE AND FAMILY CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF KETTERING JAMES WATKINS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A RULE, VALUE 3S. 6D., THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS ASHBY MOULTON SEE ARTICLE ROWELL SEE ARTICLE L 1845 A 1839 K R BUGBROOKE Y VICTIM ON THE 25TH ULTIMO, MR. STEPHEN ASHBY, FARMER, OF ASHTON LODGE, IN THIS COUNTY, AGED 69 SEE ARTICLE THOMAS ASHBY, AGED 25, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT WELLINGBOROUGH, A CHESTNUT GELDING, THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL JAMES THOMAS ASHBY, AGED 25, WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT WELLINGBOROUGH, A CHESNUT GELDING, THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL JAMES. MR. MILLER CALLED MANY WITNESSES TO THE CHARACTER OF THE PRISONER. TWELVE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR E T IG WELLINGBOROUGH A THOMAS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE H NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS 1839 SEE ARTICLE SAMUEL ASHBY, CHARGED WITH STEALING HALF A POUND OF CIGARS AND TWO BOXES, THE PROPERTY OF R. D. READ, INNKEEPER EDWARD FLANNIGAN, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SHAWL, BELONGING TO SOPHIA ASHBY SEE ARTICLE R 1842 C 1839 NORTHAMPTON WALTER ASHBY, CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING WILLIAM SPENCER, CONSTABLE, WHILE IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY, AND NOT FINDING SURETIES FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THE SESSIONS TO ANSWER THE SAID CHARGE SURETIES VAGRANT ACT FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE VAGRANT ACT WILLIAM ASHBY THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH 1844 ASSIZES WILLIAM ASHBY THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM ASHBY MENTIONE D MURCOTT WILLIAM ASHBY, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT WELLINGBOROUGH, TWO COCKS, THE PROPERTY OF MARY LEETE WILLIAM ASHBY, AGED 26, CHARGED WITH TWO KEYS, THE PROPERTY OF MARY LEETE, OF WELLINGBOROUGH RICHARD WOOD, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR BEING FOUND IN THE MILL AND WAREHOUSE OF MR. WILLIAM ASHBY, OF MURCOTT, WITH A FELNIOUS INTENT 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM ASHBY VICTIM STANWICK 1840 QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM ASHBY VICTIM STANWICK WILLIAM HOUGHTON, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE MILL OF MR. WILLIAM ASHBY, OF STANWICK, ON SATURDAY MORNING LAST, THE 3D INST. WITH INTENT TO STEAL FLOUR THEREFROM WILLIAM HOUGHTON, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE MILL OF MR. WILLIAM ASHBY, OF STANWICK, WITH INTENT TO STEAL FLOUR THEREFROM WILLIAM ASHBY VICTIM STANWICK SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM ASHBY DIED WOOTTON WILLIAM ASHBY VICTIM ROWELL 1839 QUARTER SESSIONS GEORGE ASHLEY MENTIONE D WELLINGBOROUGH 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES HENRY ASHLEY VICTIM 1839 QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS ASHLEY SURETIES 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS ASHLEY 1833 CALENDAR OF PRISONERS THOMAS ASHLEY SEE ARTICLE THOMAS BROWN, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR STEALING A DOG, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM ASHBY, OF ROWELL THOMAS ASHLEY, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THESE SESSIONS, AND IN THE MEANTIME TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HIS FATHER, GEORGE ASHLEY, OF WELLINGBOROUGH JOSEPH BURDITT, CHARGED WITH BURGLARIOUSLY ENTERING A DWELLING HOUSE AND STEALING THEREFROM ONE HAM. A PIECE OF BACON, HALF A PIG'S FACE, AND A BRASS PAN, THE PROPERTY OF THE SAID HENRY ASHLEY, OF WESTON THOMAS ASHLEY, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THESE SESSIONS, AND IN THE MEANTIME TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HIS FATHER, GEORGE ASHLEY, OF WELLINGBOROUGH THOMAS MARTIN AND CHARLES SHORTLAND, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN TWO PONIES, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN STOCKBURN AND THOMAS ASHLEY THOMAS MARTIN, AGED 24, AND CHARLES SHORTLAND, 23, CHARGED WITH TWO PONIES, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH STOCKBURN AND THOMAS ASHLEY THOMAS ASHLEY E H R K IG Y A R WELLINGBOROUGH L P C GEDDINGTON SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM ASHLEY MENTIONE D STANWICK SEE ARTICLE RICHARD ASHNEES CHARGING BURTON LATIMER SEE ARTICLE 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN ASHPOLE 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN 1833 COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL 1836 1839 N 1846 VICTIM A 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS VICTIM VICTIM BOZEAT ASHPOLE VICTIM BOZEAT JOHN ASHPOLE VICTIM BOZEAT TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM ASHPOLE VICTIM BOZEAT COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ANN ASHTON TRESPASSI NG MARSTON TRUSSELL A L 1833 WESTON VICTIM O 1837 C 1837 T NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS DIED COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION 1840 WILLIAM CHURCH, 31, WAS INDICTED FOR STEALING A FOWL FROM THE HEN-ROOST OF JOHN ASHPOLE, FARMER, OF BOZEAT, AND SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT, WITH HARD LABOUR WILLIAM CHURCH, CHARGED WITH STEALING A TABLE CLOTH, CHILD'S FROCK, SHEET, AND A QUANTITY OF POTATOES, FROM THE GARDEN OF JOHN ASHPOLE, OF BOZEAT WILLIAM CHURCH, ON SUSPICION OF HAVING STOLEN A FOWL, BELONGING TO JOHN ASHPOLE, OF BOZEAT ISRAEL CHURCH, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR STEALING TWO IRON HINGES FROM A GATE IN A CLOSE AT BOZEAT, IN THE OCCUPATION OF WILLIAM ASHPOLE ANN ASHTON, FOR TEN DAYS, UNLESS THE SUM OF 11S. BE SOONER PAID, FOR TRESPASSING ON GROUNDS THE PROPERTY OF FRANCIS PAUL STRATFORD, AT MARSTON TRUSSELL, IN SEARCH OF MUSHROOMS DAVID ASHTON VICTIM ROWELL 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JANUARY SESSIONS DAVID ASHTON VICTIM ROWELL 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES GEORGE ASHTON THEFT BRIGSTOCK 1844 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS JANE ASHTON VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH 1841 CALENDAR OF PRISONERS FOR TRIAL JOHN ASHTON THEFT 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS JOHN ASHTON THEFT 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN ASHTON THEFT 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN ASHTON PHILIP ASHTON T. ASHTON H Y BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM ASHTON 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS G. ASHWELL 1840 DIED JOHN 1840 DIED 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS 1845 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS JAMES C KETTERING SEE ARTICLE OF KETTERING, WAS SUMMONED FOR NEGLECTING TO PAY POOR'S RATE SEE ARTICLE N 1841 E L ASHTON LE WALLS P ASHTON R A OUNDLE WILLIAM ADAMS, AGED 13, AND WILLIAM WADE, AGED 14, WERE CONVICTED OF STEALING A PAIR OF HALF BOOTS, AT ROWELL, THE PROPERTY OF DAVID ASHTON. SEVEN DAYS' SOLITARY CONFINEMENT WILLIAM ADAMS, AGED 13, AND WILLIAM WADE, AGED 14, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF HALF BOOTS, AT ROWELL, THE PROPERTY OF DAVID ASHTON GEORGE ASHTON, AGED 22, AND JAMES HARRIS, AGED 23, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF FREDERICK GADSBY, OF BRIGSTOCK, ON THE NIGHT OF THE 26TH APRIL, AND STEALING THEREFROM SHAWLS, CLOTH, SILVER SPOONS, &C., THE PROPERTY OF THE SAID FREDERICK GADSBY MARY HARDWICK, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, HAD TO PAY 3S. EXPENCE FOR AN ASSAULT ON JANE ASHTON WILLIAM EMMANS, 22, JOHN ASHTON, 20, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF APPLES AND QUANTITY OF OIL CAKE, VALUE 5S. THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BULLEN AND OTHERS, AT OUNDLE WILLIAM EMMANS, 22, JOHN ASHTON, 20, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF APPLES AND A QUANTITY OF OIL CAKE, VALUE 5S., THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BULLEN AND OTHERS, AT OUNDLE. NOT GUILTY. WILLIAM EMMANS & JOHN ASHTON, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT OUNDLE, STOLEN A QUANTITY OF APPLES AND OIL CAKE, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BULLEN JOHN BEESLEY AND JOHN ASHTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING FOUR QUARTERN LOAVES, THE PROPERTY OF DANIEL AND JOHN DOUGLASS, OF ASHTON LE WALLS K IG R OUNDLE SURETIES A THOMAS MENTIONE D NON PAYMENT COMPLAIN T WILLIAM ASHTON, SHOEMAKER, FOR NOT FINDING SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HIS WIFE AND FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THE SESSIONS WILLIAM DALBY PLEADED GUILTY TO A CHARGE OF STEALING A HAT, THE PROPERTY OF G. ASHWELL, OF DAVENTRY. ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR JAN. 29, AT CRICK, IN THIS COUNTY, AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS, IN HIS 66TH YEAR, MR. JOHN ASHWELL, ELDEST SON OF THOMAS ASHWELL, GENT JAN. 29, AT CRICK, IN THIS COUNTY, AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS, IN HIS 66TH YEAR, MR. JOHN ASHWELL, ELDEST SON OF THOMAS ASHWELL, GENT VICTIM DAVENTRY ASHWELL DIED CRICK THOMAS ASHWELL MENTIONE D CRICK EVAN ASHWORTH THEFT BADBY EVAN ASHWORTH, AGED 20, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A WAISTCOAT, VALUE 1S. BELONGING TO HENRY GOODMAN, OF BADBY. FOURTEEN DAYS IMPRISONMENT ASKEW BREACH OF THE PEACE ASTON IN THE WOLD SEE ARTICLE A L 1842 O 1843 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS OUNDLE THEFT C 1841 T 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOSEPH ASKHAM VICTIM AMBROSE WHITING & WILLIAM JONES, RESPECTIVELY FOR ONE MONTH, FOR EMBEZZLING A QUANTITY OF LEATHER ENTRUSTED TO HIM TO BE MADE INTO SHOES BY JOSEPH ASKHAM 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM ASKHAM THEFT WILLIAM ASKHAM, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF BEANS, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS SPENCER 1839 QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM ASKHAM THEFT OUNDLE 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM ASKHAM THEFT OUNDLE 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ELIZABETH ASPITAL THEFT 1838 NORTHANTS ASSIZES JAMES ASPLIN GAME 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JAMES ASSIZES ASPLIN GAME 1842 INQUEST MR. ASPRAY 1841 INQUEST THOMAS ASPRAY 1837 INQUEST THOMAS ASPRAY 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS SARAH ASPREY 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JOHN 1844 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS JOHN ASTAL 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION FRANCIS WILLIAM ASKHAM, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF BEANS, AT OUNDLE, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS SPENCER 1841 1841 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS R A L NORTHAMPTON N C O C A L K IG R Y NORTHAMPTON P MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D IDLE & DISORDER LY BREACH OF THE PEACE ASSER E H T WILLIAM ASKHAM WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF BEANS, AT OUNDLE, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS SPENCER. THREE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT - CHARLES SPINKS, FOR STEALING A SHIRT, AT KILSBY, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM HAYNES. ELIZABETH ASPITAL, FOR STEALING FROM THE PERSON OF JOHN TOMBLIN, OF BRIGSTOCK, A PURSE, BRIGSTOCK CONTAINING 4S. 6D. CHARLES MIDDLETON, FOR ASSAULTING JOHN WALKER, CONSTABLE, OF WELLINGBOROUGH. [THE LATTER TO ENTER INTO RECOGNIZANCES TO KEEP THE PEACE FOR ONE YEAR.] JAMES ASPLIN, GEORGE BERRY, AND JAMES JOHNSON, BULL NOSED COPPICE CHARGED WITH ENTERING A PLANTATION, CALLED BULL NOSED COPPICE, FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF GAME LILFORD CUM SEE ARTICLE WIGSTHORPE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SARAH DARLINGTON, ANN DINGLEY, & SARAH ASPREY, RESPECTIVELY FOR 14 DAYS, AS IDLE & DISORDERLY PERSONS WILBARSTON LICENSE RUSHDEN ASTLE LICENSE THRAPSTON JAMES ASTLE THEFT JAMES ASTLE THEFT RINGSTEAD JAMES ASTLE THEFT RINGSTEAD A SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE OF RUSHDEN, BEER HOUSE KEEPER, WAS CHARGED WITH KEEPING HIS HOUSE OPEN AFTER THE SPECIFIED HOUR. MR. MURPHY DEFENDED ASTAL, AND THE COMPLAINT WAS DISMISSED FRANCIS & JAMES ASTLE, RESPECTIVELY FOR ONE MONTH, FOR OFFERING EARTHENWARE FOR SALE WITHOUT A LICENSE AT THRAPSTON JAMES ASTLE, CHARGED WITH STEALING AN ASS, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES MUNDEN JAMES ASTLE, CHARGED WITH STEALING A GELDING ASS, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES MUNDIN, AT RINGSTEAD JAMES ASTLE, CHARGED WITH STEALING A GELDING ASS, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES MUNDIN, AT RINGSTEAD. SIX MONTHS' HARD LABOUR FRANCIS & JAMES ASTLE, RESPECTIVELY FOR ONE MONTH, FOR OFFERING EARTHENWARE FOR SALE WITHOUT A LICENSE AT THRAPSTON JOHN ATHERTON, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS £4. 4S. BE PAID, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING THOMAS ROWLEDGE, OF WEEDON BECK ON SATURDAY LAST, MR. BENJAMIN ATKINS, OF THIS TOWN, AGED 75 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES ASTLE LICENSE THRAPSTON 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN ATHERTON ASSAULT WEEDON BECK 1837 DIED BENJAMIN ATKINS DIED NORTHAMPTON 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS GEORGE ATKINS THEFT TOWCESTER SEE ARTICLE TOWCESTER LEAD STEALING - HENRY CLARKE WAS THIS MORNING FOUND GUILTY ON THE SECOND INDICTMENT, OF STEALING LEAD FROM THE HOUSE FORMERLY OCCUPIED AS PART OF THE WHITE HORSE, TOWCESTER, AND SENTENCED TO THREE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT. AGAINST WILLIAM CLARKE AND GEORGE ATKINS NOT EVIDENCE WAS OFFERED GEORGE WHITE HORSE ATKINS THEFT THRAPSTON T NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS IG E H 1843 JOHN BRITTEN ALIAS BATES, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT THRAPSTON, OBTAINED, UNDER FALSE PRETENCES, A SPADE, SHOVEL, PARCEL OF NAILS, HEDGE HOOK, AND A LINE, WITH INTENT TO DEFRAUD GEORGE ATKINS AND ---- HILL GEORGE ATKINS 1839 NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES GEORGE ATKINS MENTIONE D TIFFIELD ATKINS VICTIM THRAPSTON SEE ARTICLE TOWCESTER HENRY CLARKE, WILLIAM CLARKE, & GEORGE ATKINS, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT TOWCESTER, A QUANTITY OF LEAD, THE PROPERTY OF J. H. THURSBY R A Y L THEFT C ATKINS P 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT GEORGE ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE GEORGE OF CORRECTION O 1842 K ASSIZES R 1842 MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE CHARLES TEE, OF LITTLE WELDON, CHARGED GEORGE ATKINS WITH ASSAULTING HIM. IT APPEARED THAT THE ASSAULT AROSE OUT OF A QUARREL WHILE THRASHING WITH A MACHINE, AND THERE SEEMED TO BE FAULTS ON BOTH SIDES. THE CASE WAS DISMISSED ON THE DEFENDANTS PAYING 3S., THE AMOUNT OF THE COSTS 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS GEORGE ATKINS 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION GEORGE ATKINS 1841 COUNY ASSIZES JAMES ATKINS THEFT 1841 NORTHAMPTON MIDSUMMER ASSIZES JAMES ATKINS THEFT SEE ARTICLE 1838 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JAMES ATKINS VICTIM JOHN STEADMAN, CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLING £5. 12S. AND STEALING A QUANTITY OF BULBOUS FLOWER ROOTS, VALUE 12S. THE PROPERTY OF JAMES ATKINS 1838 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS JAMES ATKINS VICTIM ATKINS ASSAULT LITTLE WELDON A N C GEORGE TOWCESTER A L THEFT GAME LAWS DRAPERY NORTHAMPTON HENRY CLARKE, AGED 22, WILLIAM CLARKE, AGED 32, & GEORGE ATKINS, AGED 23, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF LEAD FIXED TO A BUILDING AT TOWCESTER, THE PROPERTY OF J. H. THURSBY ESQ. GEORGE ATKINS, FOR TWO MONTHS, AND JOHN & FRANCIS BODGER, RESPECTIVEY FOR ONE MONTH, UNDER THE GAME LAWS JAMES ATKINS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF TEA FROM A BOAT LYING IN THE RIVER NENE, THE PROPERTY OF MESSRS. PICKFORD & CO. SEE ARTICLE 1841 COUNY ASSIZES JOHN ATKINS THEFT GREAT OAKLEY JOHN & THOMAS ATKINS, THE FORMER CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT GREAT OAKLEY, A LAMB, THE PROPERTY OF HENRY COLYER, AND THE LATTER WITH RECEIVING A PART OF THE SAME KNOWING IT TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN 1841 NORTHAMPTON MIDSUMMER ASSIZES JOHN ATKINS THEFT GREAT OAKLEY SEE ARTICLE 1836 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN ATKINS CONTRACT 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION MARY ATKINS ASSAULT DENSHANGER 1842 ACCIDENT MR. ATKINS ACCIDENT DAVENTRY 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION T. H. ATKINS VICTIM THEFT COW LANE NORTHAMPTON L P ATKINS 1841 NORTHAMPTON MIDSUMMER ASSIZES THOMAS ATKINS MENTIONE D 1839 INQUEST THOMAS ATKINS DIED ATKINS 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES ATKINSON 1840 INQUEST MARY ATKINSON 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ROBERT ATKINSON DRUNK L WILLIAM A DRUNK A C 1841 THEFT GREAT OAKLEY GREAT OAKLEY SEE ARTICLE TANNER STREET NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE ST. GEORGES STREET NORTHAMPTON YESTERDAY , WILLIAM ATKINS, A SHOEMAKER. LIVING IN ST. GEORGE'S STREET, WAS BROUGHT BEFORE W. WILLIAMS, ESQ. MAYOR, T. SHARP, & M. NEWBY, ESQRS, CHARGED WITH BEING DRUNK IN THE STREETS AT ONE IN THE MORNING. HE WAS FINED 5S., AND IN DEFAULT OF PAYMENT WA COMMITTED FOR SEVEN DAYS C THOMAS VAGRANT ACT MENTIONE KETTERING NORTHAMPTON D ROAD ASSAULT THOMAS ATKINS, AGED 10, JOSIAH DAWSON, AGED 11, & EDWARD WATSON, AGED 9, FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION ON A CHARGE, OF HAVING, ON THE 6TH INST., STOLEN FOUR PIECES OF IRON AFFIXED TO THE BRICKWORK FORMING PART OF A FENCE IN FRONT OF SEVERAL HOUSES IN COW LANE, THE PROPERTY OF W. STRONG, GENT JOHN & THOMAS ATKINS, THE FORMER CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT GREAT OAKLEY, A LAMB, THE PROPERTY OF HENRY COLYER, AND THE LATTER WITH RECEIVING A PART OF THE SAME KNOWING IT TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN N COUNY ASSIZES O 1841 K IG R ATKINS A THOMAS R BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WALFORD LOCKS Y 1842 MARY ATKINS, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ASSAULTING ELIZABETH BEMAN, OF DENSHANGER ON MONDAY NIGHT LAST, AS MR. ATKINS, THE CARRIER FROM DAVENTRY AND BANBURY, WAS RETURNING TO DAVENTRY, WHEN WITHIN A MILE OF BYFIELD, THE HORSE FELL, AND ATKINS, FALLING UNDER THE ANIMAL, HAD BOTH HIS LEGS FRACTURED. WE REGRET TO SAY THAT HE LIES IN A DANGEROUS STATE WILLIAM SWANNELL AND JOHN MUSSON, RESPECTIVELY FOR ONE MONTH FOR STEALING A QUANTITY OF APPLES FROM THE GARDEN OF T.H. ATKINS, OF WALFORD LOCKS E H T JOHN ATKINS, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR LEAVING CERTAIN WORK IN WEAVING UNFINISHED, AND REFUSING TO FULFIL THE CONTRACT OF SERVICE MADE WITH JOSIAH MUDDIMAN COTTINGHAM FOR 14 DAYS, UNDER THE VAGRANT ACT SEE ARTICLE ROBERT ATKINSON, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR VIOLENTLY RESISTING FRANCIS INGRAM, AT COTTINGHAM, WHILE APPRENENDING HIM AS A VAGRANT THE FOLLOWING CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED TO MILLBANK PRISON, PERSUANT TO THEIR SENTENCE OF TRANSPORATION AT THE LAST BOROUGH SESSIONS :- JOHN HOUGHTON, FOR TEN YEARS, WILLIAM INGHAM, WILLIAM ATKINSON, AND JANE NICHOLSON, FOR SEVEN YEARS RESPECTIVELY 1846 TRANSPORTED WILLIAM ATKINSON TRANSPOR TED 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM ATKINSON ILLEGITIM ATE CHILD 1846 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS WILLIAM ATKINSON THEFT ALIAS PARSONS 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JAMES ATTENBOROUGH VICTIM 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JAMES ATTENBOROUGH VICTIM 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS BENJAMIN ATTERBURY THEFT 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS HERBERT ATTERBURY VICTIM 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS HERBERT ATTERBURY 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOSEPH ATTERBURY NEGLECTIN G SERVICE 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS RICHARD ATTERBURY MENTIONE REGENT D SQUARE NORTHAMPTON RICHARD OGDEN, FOR 14 DAYS, UNLESS 16S. 6D. BE PAID, FOR WILFULLY BREAKING A PANE OF GLASS IN THE HOUSE OF RICHARD ATTERBURY, OF REGENT SQUARE 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN ATTKINS NEGLECTIN G SERVICE GRAFTON REGIS JOHN ATTKINS, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR NEGLECTING THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, JOHN WARR, OF GRAFTON REGIS THOMAS ATTKINS THEFT COTTINGHAM WILLIAM ATTO CHARLOTTE AUBREY THEFT WARKWORTH AULD MENTIONE DRAPERY D NORTHAMPTON 1837 1838 INQUEST T WILLIAM ATKINSON ALIAS PARSONS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A HAT, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE COOPER. PLEADED GUILTY, SENTENCED TO SEVEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION THOMAS SIMPKINS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF WHEAT FLOUR AND SOME POTATOES, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES ATTENBOROUGH, OF BRAMPTON H Y A NASEBY THORNBY L VICTIM C N A DESERTION 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS AUSTEN ASSAULT SPRATTON 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ANN AUSTIN DESERTING DAVENTRY E R R POTTERSPURY SEE ARTICLE BENJAMIN ATTERBURY, CONVICTED OF STEALING TWO BUSHELS OF WHEAT, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN PETTIFER, OF POTTERSPURY. TWO MONTHS' HARD LABOUR JOHN MARTIN AND WILLIAM ORTON, BOTH OF NASEBY, LABOURERS, WERE EACH CONVICTED IN THE DAMAGE, PENALTY AND COSTS OF 10S. 2D., FOR STEALING A PART OF A STAKE HEDGE, ON THE 8TH INSTANT, FROM A FIELD IN THE OCCUPATION OF MR. HERBERT ATTERBURY ALICE BISHOP, AGED 19, CHARGED WITH STEALING WEARING APPAREL, &C., THE PROPERTY OF HERBERT ATTERBURY, OF THORNBY K IG BRAMPTON P O C HENRY SEE ARTICLE BRAMPTON L 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION A 1833 SIBBERTOFT JOSEPH ATTERBURY, FOR FOURTEEN DAYS, FOR NEGLECTING THE SERVICE OF BENJAMIN PELL, HIS MASTER OF COTTINGHAM, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR HAVING STOLEN A MAPLE POLE CHARGED WITH BEING A DESERTER FROM THE 54TH REGT. OF FOOT. CHARLOTTE AUBREY, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR STEALING BEANS, AT WARKWORTH SEE ARTICLE JOHN ? AND THOMAS AUSTEN, BOTH OF SPRATTON, LABOURERS, WERE CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT ON WILLIAM CAPELL ON THE 11TH INSTANT, AT SPRATTON. THEY WERE FINED WITH COSTS 15S. EACH, AND IN DEFAULT OF PAYMENT WERE COMMITTED TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION FOR 14 DAYS FOR ONE MONTH, FOR DESERTING HER TWO CHILDREN, AND LEAVING THEM CHARGEABLE TO DAVENTRY 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS ANN AUSTIN 1839 NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES GEORGE AUSTIN JOHN AUSTIN JOHN 1840 1846 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS MENTIONE D MENTIONE D ROWELL SEE ARTICLE GREAT BILLING SEE ARTICLE VICTIM ROWELL THOMAS BROWN, CHARGED WITH STEALING 16S. FROM THE PERSON OF JOHN AUSTIN, OF ROWELL AUSTIN OBSTRUCTI NG ROWELL SEE ARTICLE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN AUSTIN VICTIM ROWELL 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS JOHN AUSTIN VICTIM ROWELL 1840 PETTY SESSIONS JOHN AUSTIN BREACH OF THE PEACE JOHN AUSTIN JOHN AUSTIN JOHN AUSTIN JOSEPH AUSTIN MARIA AUSTIN 1839 1834 1834 1833 1839 ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS AUSTIN ASSAULT RICHARD AUSTIN MENTIONE D RICHARD AUSTIN RICHARD AUSTIN RICHARD AUSTIN A R K IG R Y SEE ARTICLE THOMAS AUSTIN L JOHN AUSTIN, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR LEAVING THE SERVICE OF EDWARD BARLOW ROWELL SEE ARTICLE ROWELL SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE C P RICHARD SEE ARTICLE ROWELL N 1839 OBSTRUCTI NG A 1846 RIDING IRTHLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE HARDINGSTONE RICHARD AUSTIN, 24, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT HARDINGSTON, MALICIOUSLY WOUNDED CHARLES FLETCHER ON THE HEAD WITH A GUN, WITH INTENT TO MURDER HIM WOUNDIN G HARDINGSTONE SEE ARTICLE WOUNDED HARDINGSTONE RICHARD AUSTIN, CHARGED WITH HAVING WOUNDED CHARLES FLETCHER, WITH A GUN, AT HARDINGSTONE ROWELL WILLIAM WATKIN & THOMAS AUSTIN, JUN., FOR BREAKING INTO THE BARN OF THOMAS AUSTIN, SEN. OF ROWELL, AND STEALING THEREFROM A QUANTITY OF PEAS AND OATS, TO BE IMPRISONED, WATKIN FOR THREE MONTHS, AND AUSTIN FOR TWELVE MONTHS, WITH HARD LABOUR WOUNDED L 1842 O 1837 COMPLAIN T COMPLAIN T LEAVING SERVICE A 1845 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS C 1844 THOMAS BROWN, CHARGED WITH STEALING SIX HALFCROWNS AND A SHILLING FROM THE PERSON OF JOHN AUSTIN, OF ROWELL THOMAS BROWN PLEADED GUILTY TO STEALING SIX HALF CROWNS AND 1S. FROM THE PERSON OF JOHN AUSTIN, OF ROWELL, ON THE 17TH MARCH LAST. SIX MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT, HARD LABOUR ON SUNDAY MORNING LAST, A YOUNG MAN, NAMED JOHN AUSTIN, A SHOEMAKER, WAS TAKEN TO THE STATION-HOUSE, FOR A BREACH OF THE PEACE, AND BROUGHT BEFORE THE MAGISTRATES ON MONDAY, AND ORDERED TO PAY 4S. JAMES HAWORTH, A LABOURER, WAS BROUGHT UP AT THE SAME TIME, FOR THE SAME OFFENCE, AND ON MONDAY EVENING WAS DISCHARGED, BY ORDER OF THE MAGISTRATES E H T 1840 THEFT THOMAS AUSTIN VICTIM ROWELL 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES AUSTIN MENTIONE D ROWELL SEE ARTICLE 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS AUSTIN THEFT GREAT BILLING 1844 BOROUGH SESSIONS THOMAS AUSTIN THEFT T NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS AUSTIN VICTIM 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES THOMAS AUSTIN MENTIONE D 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS (JUNIOR) AUSTIN THEFT 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS (SENIOR) AUSTIN Y 1839 WILLIAM WATKIN & THOMAS AUSTIN, JUN., FOR BREAKING INTO THE BARN OF THOMAS AUSTIN, SEN. OF ROWELL, AND STEALING THEREFROM A QUANTITY OF PEAS AND OATS, TO BE IMPRISONED, WATKIN FOR THREE MONTHS, AND AUSTIN FOR TWELVE MONTHS, WITH HARD LABOUR 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES AUSTIN 1838 NORTHANTS ASSIZES AUTON 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT GEORGE ASSIZES 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL CATHERINE AVEL 1835 DIED JOHN AVEL WILLIAM AVEL CATHERINE AVIL 1844 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS N ROADE A ROADE L NEGLECT DIED MENTIONE D COUNTERF EIT COIN 1844 BOROUGH SESSIONS CATHERINE AVIL COUNTERF EIT COIN 1843 BOROUGH SESSIONS CATHERINE AVIL COUNTERF EIT COIN SEE ARTICLE K R A L C DAVENTRY THEFT THEFT E H IG R P C O THEFT AUTON WILLIAM WATKINS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF PEAS AND OATS, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS AUSTIN HARDINGSTONE VICTIM A 1835 GEORGE HEZEKIAH MASH, AGED 31, & THOMAS AUSTIN, AGED 32, (OUT ON BAIL), CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT GREAT BILLING, TWELVE BUSHELS OF POTATOES, THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL PELL THOMAS AUSTIN, CHARGED WITH STEALING 7D HALF. AND VARIOUS ARTICLES OF WEARING APPAREL FROM THE PERSON OF CATHERINE HINDS THOMAS AUSTIN, JUN. CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE BARN OF THOMAS AUSTIN SEN., TOGETHER WITH WILLIAM WATKIN, AND STEALING A QUANTITY OF PEAS AND OATS IN THE CHAFF THOMAS AUSTIN, JUN. CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE BARN OF THOMAS AUSTIN SEN., TOGETHER WITH WILLIAM WATKIN, AND STEALING A QUANTITY OF PEAS AND OATS IN THE CHAFF GEORGE WILLIAMS AND WILLIAM AUSTIN, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SOVEREIGN, THE PROPERTY OF RICHARD MILNER, OF DAVENTRY GEORGE AUTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE SHOP OF MARY PACEY, AT ROAD, ONE SHIRT, VALUE 2S. 10D. HER PROPERTY GEORGE AUTON WAS SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT FOR STEALING A SHIRT, BELONGING TO MARY PACEY, OF ROAD FOR 14 DAYS, FOR NEGLECT OF FAMILY GRENVILLE NORTHAMPTON TERRACE NORTHAMPTON ON THE 15TH INST. AT GRENVILLE TERRACE, IN THIS TOWN, MR. JOHN AVEL, LATE OF HARDINGSTON, AGED 41, DESERVEDLY RESPECTED BY ALL WHO KNEW HIM SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE AGED 29, CONVICTED AT THE LAST SESSIONS OF UTTERING COUNTERFEIT MONEY, WILL BE BROUGHT UP TO RECEIVE JUDGEMENT CATHERINE AVIL, 29, CHARGED WITH TENDERING A COUNTERFEIT SHILLING TO RICHARD BRYAN, KNOWING IT TO HAVE BEEN SUCH COUNTERF EIT COIN JOHN AVILL VICTIM 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES AYERS MENTIONE D 1845 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION HENRY AYRES THEFT 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JAMES AYRES ASSAULT 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JAMES AYRES 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SPRING ASSIZES JAMES AYRES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JAMES HARDINGSTONE MENTIONE D COSGROVE P WELDON C GAME 1838 SEE ARTICLE PROSTITUT E MEARS ASHBY FOR 21 DAYS, FOR WANDERING ABROAD AS A COMMON PROSTITUTE AT MEARS ASHBY N L COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS MARY AYRES ROBERT AYRES THEFT BLISWORTH SEE ARTICLE ROBERT AYRES THEFT BLISWORTH ROBERT AYRES, CHARGED WITH STEALING A LANTERN FROM THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM WORSTER, OF BLISWORTH A 1842 JOHN NICHOLLS, JAMES AYRES, ANDREW WALLIS, & PATIENCE GRANT, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR ASSAULTING JOSEPH JONES, SHOPKEEPER THOMAS JELLEY, OF COSGROVE, LABOURER, FOR TWELVE MONTHS, FOR NOT FINDING SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS JAMES AYRES PATTISHALL VICTIM A AYRES HENRY AYRES, FOR FIVE DAYS, FOR DAMAGING A WHIP, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN MARRIOTT, OF HARDINGSTONE SIX WEEKS' IMPRISONMENT - JOHN JONES, FOR STEALING FROM THE DRYING GROUND OF ANN ASHBY, OF MILTON, TWO SHIRTS AND TWO PAIR OF STOCKINGS. WILLIAM FARR, FOR STEALING A PAIR OF LEATHERN HIGH TOPS, AT GLAPTHORNE, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS EDGLEY. THOMAS GARLICK, FOR STEALING A QUANTITY OF FAGOTS, AT PATTISHALL, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES AYRES. [THE FIRST TWO ARE TO BE KEPT IN SOLITARY CONFINEMENT IN THE LAST WEEK] O C 1837 E VARIOUS K AYRES GEORGE AYRES, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR DISOBEYING THE LAWFUL COMMANDS OF HIS MASTER, E.H. BARWELL, ABSENTING HIMSELF FROM HIS SERVICE, AND LEAVING HIS WORK UNFINISHED IG GEORGE R BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM BENBOW, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR CRUELLY BEATING A HORSE, AT COSGROVE, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES AYERS COSGROVE H BOROUGH COMMITMENTS Y 1844 1841 WILLIAM EDWARDS & JOHN GILLESPIE, FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION ON A CHARGE OF HAVING, ON THE 26TH INST., AT THE PARISH OF ST. SEPULCHRE, FELONIOUSLY ASSAULTED JOHN AVILL, PUT HIM IN BODILY FEAR AND DANGER OF HIS LIFE, AND STOLEN 3S. 6D. FROM HIS PERSON ST. SEPULCHRE NORTHAMPTON PARISH R AVILL T CATHERINE A BOROUGH COMMITMENTS L 1843 GEORGE KENT, FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION ON A CHARGE OF UTTERING A COUNTERFEIT SIXPENCE TO ELIZABETH, WIFE OF WILLIAM COOPER, SHOPKEEPER, KNOWING IT TO HAVE BEEN COUNTERFEIT. CATHERINE AVILL, FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION ON A SIMILAR CHARGE 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL 1845 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS SELINA AYRES VICTIM RADSTONE SEE ARTICLE 1834 ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES THOMAS AYRES VICTIM WEEDON BECK SEE ARTICLE THOMAS AYRES VICTIM WEEDON BECK SEE ARTICLE 1834 THOMAS AYRES BRACKLEY AND FARTHINGHOE ASSAULT COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS AYRES VICTIM WEEDON 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM AYRES THEFT BRACKLEY 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION T 1833 DAMAGE AYRES THEFT 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ZACHARIAH AYRES THEFT 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES ZACHARIAH AYRES TRANSPORTED ZACHARIAH AYRES NEWBOTTLE R ZACAHARIA H R NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES BRACKLEY ST. PETER H AYRES IG L Y A NEWBOTTLE NEWBOTTLE TRANSPOR TED N C O P THEFT C WILLIAM 1840 1840 TARPLEY, THOMAS F REEMAN, ALEXANDER JONES, AND TWO OTHER PERSONS, WHO REFUSE TO GIVE THEIR NAMES, CHARGED WITH HAVING BROKEN INTO THE HOUSE OF THOMAS AYRES, OF WEEDON, AND STOLEM THEREFROM TWO KNIVES, A CLOTH, &C. &C. WILLIAM AYRES, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR HAVING STOLEN TURNIPS, BELONGING TO W. K. MALIMS, OF BRACKLEY BACHELOR 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BACHELOR 1837 INQUEST ABRAHAM 1846 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS ELIZABETH GAME SEE ARTICLE THE UNDER MENTIONED CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUT COUNTY GAOL, AND PUT ON BOARD THE YORK HULK, GOSPORT, VIZ : WILLIAM LUCK, JOHN WAITE, ELIJAH GROVES, HENRY HUTTON, THOMAS BAZELEY, THOMAS HUGHEY, THOMAS DRUCE, ZACHARIAH AYRES, JOSEPH PITTAM, WILLIAM HAWKINS, WILLIAM HENSON, AND JOHN WALKERTON MIDDLETON CHENEY BARBY FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR RUNNING AWAY AND LEAVING HIS WIFE AND FAMILY CHARGEABLE TO BARBY A JAMES L TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ZACHARIAH AYRES, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE NIGHT OF THE 27TH APRIL, AT NEWBOTTLE, BROKEN AND ENTERED THE WAREHOUSE OF ANN RADBURN, AND STOLEN THEREFROM 150 PLATES, 20 DISHES, 24 MUGS, AND OTHER ARTICLES ZACHARIAH AYRES, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE WAREHOUSE OF ANN RADBURN, AT NEWBOTTLE, AND STEALING THEREFROM 150 PLATES, 29 DISHES, 24 MUGS, AND OTHER ARTICLES THE FOLLOWING PRISONERS HAVE BEEN CONVICTED UNDER THE GAME LAWS : JAMES BACHELOR, OF MIDDLETON CHENEY, FOR TWO MONTHS ; THOMAS TEE AND CHARLES GILBY, FOR THE SAME TERM ; WILLIAM DAINES AND THOMAS UPCHURCH, BOTH OF POLEBROOK, SEVERALLY FOR ONE MONTH ; JOHN WESTON, OF YARWELL, FOR SIX WEEKS ; AND THOMAS RICHARDS, FOR TWO MONTHS A 1834 WILLIAM AYRES, DANIEL KING, AND GEORGE RUTHERFORD, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR HAVING MALICIOUSLY DAMAGED THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS ARNOLD AND OTHERS, AT THE PARISH OF BRACKLEY ST. PETER E TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION K 1834 THOMAS WILLIAMS AND JOB WILLIAMS, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS ; THOMAS AYRES, FOR TWO MONTHS, JESSE JORDAN, FOR TWO MONTHS, AND CHARLES ROBBINS, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR HAVING MADE AN ASSAULT UPON CERTAIN PERSONS AT BRACKLEY AND FARTHINGHOE BADBY LEAVING WIFE & FAMILY DIED CROUGHTON BADBY VICTIM CROUGHTON SEE ARTICLE (AGED UPWARDS OF EIGHTY) ANN CHAMBERS, OF CROUGHTON, WAS CHARGED WITH HAVING ASSAULTED ELIZABETH BADBY, OF THE SAME PLACE, ON THE 11TH DECEMBER. CONVICTED. PAID 6S. FINE, AND 14S. EXPENSES RICHARD BADBY 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS SARAH BAGBY 1841 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM BAGGARLY THOMAS BAGLEY TIMOTHY BAGNELL WILLIAM BAGNELL EDWARD BAGSHAW 1843 1843 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS 1835 POISONED PIGS RICHARD BAGSHAW 1846 WELLINGBOROUH PETTY SESSIONS MR. BAGSTER CROUGHTON FOR ONE MONTH, FOR NEGLECTING TO MAINTAIN HIS FAMILY, WHEREBY THEY BECAME CHARGEABLE TO CROUGHTON RAUNDS SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH APPRENENDED BY SUPERINTENDENT KNIGHT FOR HAWKING WITHOUT A LICENSE, WAS COMMITTED FOR THREE WEEKS TO HARD LABOUR GRIMSBURY SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON HARROWDEN NEWTON HARGRAVE R NEGLECT SEE ARTICLE Y SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE A 1836 OF CROWTON, LABOURER, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR LEAVING HIS WIFE AND FAMILY CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH. E TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION CROWTON K 1840 LEAVING WIFE AND FAMILY NEGLECTIN G TO MAINTAIN FAMILY MENTIONE D HAWKING WITHOUT A LICENSE MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D R BADBY T RICHARD H COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION IG 1841 SEE ARTICLE ANN BAILEY, A YOUNG AND MODEST LOOKING GIRL, WHO SEEMED VERY SENSIBLE OF HER MELANCHOLY SITUATION, PLEADED GUILTY OF STEALING A SHAWL, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM MUDDIMAN, ON THE 25TH APRIL. SHE WAS SENTENCED TO THREE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT 1845 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS ANN BAILEY 1844 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS BENJAMIN BAILEY CHARGING 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS CAROLINE BAILEY MISBEHAVI UNION NORTHAMPTON OUR WORKOUSE CAROLINE BAILEY, SARAH POINTER, & MARY ANN SYKES, FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR MISBEHAVIOUR IN THE UNION WORKHOUSE, AND REFUSING TO WORK 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS CAROLINE BAILEY UNION MISBEHAVI WORKHOU NORTHAMPTON OUR SE SARAH PAINTER & CAROLINE BAILEY, FOR 21 DAYS EACH, FOR MISCONDUCT IN THE UNION WORKHOUSE CHARLES BAILEY THEFT SEE ARTICLE EDMUND BAILEY ELIZA BAILEY 1842 L A N C P O C L 1843 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS A 1841 THEFT MENTIONE D COMPLAIN T MENTIONE D MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE EYDON SEE ARTICLE KETTERING SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE 1839 NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES GEORGE BAILEY 1843 INQUEST GEORGE BAILEY 1846 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE BAILEY MENTIONE NAGS HEAD WELLINGBOROUGH D YARD SEE ARTICLE 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION GEORGE BAILEY ASSAULT GEORGE BAILEY, OF IRTHLINGBOROUGH, SHOEMAKER, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ASSAULTING PETER CLAYSON, POLICE CONSTABLE, OF WELLINGBOROUGH KETTERING IRTHLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE 1841 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE BAILEY ASSAULT 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION GEORGE BAILEY ASSAULT 1838 POACHING GEORGE BAILEY GEORGE BAILEY HANNAH BAILEY GAME T GAME 1845 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS JAMES BAILEY MENTIONE D 1840 QUARTER SESSIONS JAMES BAILEY VICTIM 1842 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JAMES BAILEY CONTRACT 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS JAMES BAILEY VICTIM 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JAMES BAILEY 1838 POACHING JAMES BAILEY 1846 COMMITMENTS TO THE BOROUGH PRISON JANE 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN SEE ARTICLE ROBERT CROSS, CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLING AND SELLING CERTAIN LEATHERS, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES BAILEY K R SEE ARTICLE A R Y P O UPTON HARPOLE N C FRANCIS STREET SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE CATHERINE LEWIS ALIAS CATHERINE ROBERTS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A BLANKET, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES BUZZARD ; AND WITH STEALING VARIOUS ARTICLES, OF WEARING APPAREL, THE PROPERTY OF JANE BAILEY NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE VICTIM DAVENTRY SEE ARTICLE BAILEY FISHING OUNDLE JOHN BAILEY, JUN., FOR ONE MONTH, FOR FISHING IN A PRIVATE FISHERY AT OUNDLE BAILEY DAMAGE L BAILEY ROBERT CROSS, CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLING AND SELLING CERTAIN LEATHERS, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES BAILEY. NOT GUILTY. JOHN BURNELL, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SILK HANDKERCHIEF AND A FORE PART IRON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BAILEY VICTIM A BAILEY A 1845 RAUNDS GAME UPTON LAWS HALL MENTIONE D VICTIM SEE ARTICLE E BAILEY 1840 SEE ARTICLE H JAMES NORTHAMPTON PETTY JOHN SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF JOHN CORRECTION SEE ARTICLE IG NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES BAILEY SEE ARTICLE CORBY 1839 1846 UPTON L 1845 NORTHAMPTON SUMMER ASSIZES KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS MENTIONE UPTON D HALL MENTIONE D C 1834 WELLINGBOROUGH GEORG BAILEY, CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING PETER CLAYSON, WATCHMAN, WAS FINED £1. 12S., INCLUDING EXPENCES, AND IN DEFAULT OF PAYMENT COMMITTED FOR ONE MONTH, HARD LABOUR GEORGE BAILEY, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING LUKE KNIGHT, CONSTABLE, AND ANDREW BARTLEY, OF WELLINGBOROUGH 1843 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS JOHN BAILEY MENTIONE D OUNDLE ROBERT GINN WAS CONVICTED OF WOUNDING A HORSE, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BAILEY, OF OUNDLE. TEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION 1845 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BAILEY ASSAULT OUNDLE FREDERICK BURROUGHS AND JOHN BAILEY, FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR ASSAULTING JAMES WOODWARD, AT OUNDLE CATHERINE LEWIS, AGED 24, CHARGED WITH STEALING TO BLANKETS, AND DIVERS OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES BUZZARD ; AND A WOMAN'S GOWN AND DIVERS OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BAILEY JOHN BAILEY VICTIM 1840 ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS JOHN BAILEY VICTIM DAVENTRY JOHN BURNELL, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT DAVENTRY, FELONIOUSLY STOLEN A SILK HANDKERCHIEF AND A WORKING TOOL, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BAILEY 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES JOSEPH BAILEY GAME UPTON SEE ARTICLE BRAFIELD ON THE GREEN JOSEPH BAILEY, OF BRAFIELD ON THE GREEN, LABOURER, WAS BROUGHT BEFORE THE BENCH, AND CHARGED BY JOHN ROBINSON WITH BREAKING A STAKE HEDGE, AND STEALING PART OF THE SAME, AT DENTON, ON THE 4TH OCTOBER. HE ADMITTED THE OFFENCE, AND PROMISED NOT SO TO OFFEND AGAIN. THIS BEING HIS FIRST OFFENCE HE WAS DISCHARGED ON PAYMENT OF THE WITNESSES EXPENSES NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOSEPH BAILEY THEFT MARY BAILEY VICTIM MARY ANN BAILEY COMPLAIN T SEE ARTICLE K FINEDON CORBY SEE ARTICLE ABINGTON NORTHAMPTON STREET R 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS IG 1836 E H 1844 T 1846 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS PETTY SESSIONS MARY ANN BAILEY NUISANCE 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS MARY ANN BAILEY COMPLAIN T CORBY 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION MATTHEW BAILEY MENTIONE D KINGS CLIFFE 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS MR. S. BAILEY A L Y C P O COTTON END NORTHAMPTON ASSAULT WELLINGBOROUGH REUBEN BAILEY FIRING GUN DENSHANGER 1841 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS ROBERT BAILEY 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ROGER 1840 QUARTER SESSIONS 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS N BAILEY A PARKER VICTIM L 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION C 1840 R 1840 RUSHDEN BAILEY THEFT KINGSTHORPE ROGER BAILEY THEFT KINGSTHORPE ROGER BAILEY THEFT KINGSTHORPE A THEFT SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM THOMPSON, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR GROSS ILL BEHAVIOUR IN THE SERVICE OF MATTHEW BAILEY, OF KINGS CLIFFE WILLIAM SIMPSON, OF THIS TOWN, IRONFOUNDER, WAS CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT ON MR. S. BAILEY, AT COTTON END, IN THE PARISH OF HARDINGSTONE, ON THE 28TH NOV. LAST, AND FINED, £1, WHICH HE PAID SEE ARTICLE FOR THREE MONTHS, UNLESS £2. 10S. 6D. BE PAID, FOR FIRING OFF A GUN WITHIN 50 FEET OF THE CENTRE OF THE CARRIAGE WAY N THE HAMLET OF DENSHANGER ROBERT BAILEY WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING TURNIPS FROM A FIELD, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BLOTT, OF RUSHDEN. MR. TURNELL, MR. BAILEY'S EMPLOYER, GAVE HIM AN EXCELLENT CHARACTER, AND BLOTT WISHED THE MAGISTRATES TO MITIGATE THE PENALTY AS FAR AS POSSIBLE. HE WAS FINED 14S. 8D. THE REAL VALUE OF TURNIPS WAS TWOPENCE ROGER BAILEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT KINGSTHORPE, A DUCK AND 10 FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF CHARLES DANES, SEN. ROGER BAILEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING A TAME DUCK AND 10 TAME FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF CHARLES DAMES, SEN. OF KINGSTHORPE ROGER BAILEY PLEADED GUILTY OF STEALIGN A DUCK AND TEN FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF CHARLES DANES, OF KINGSTHORPE ROGER BAILEY THEFT KINGSTHORPE ROGER BAILEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING A TAME DUCK AND 10 TAME FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF CHARLES DANES, SEN. OF KINGSTHORPE, PLEADED GUILTY, AND WAS SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS' HARD LABOUR 1844 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS SAMUEL BAILEY ASSAULT FINEDON SEE ARTICLE 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION SAMUEL BAILEY VARIOUS WELLINGBOROUGH 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY HOUSE OF CORRECTION SAMUEL BAILEY GAME EASTON MAUDIT 1846 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS SARAH BAILEY FIGHTING 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS BAILEY VICTIM 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS BAILEY Y 1844 COUNTY SESSIONS THOMAS BAILEY THOMAS BAILEY VICTIM THOMAS BAILEY THEFT THOMAS BAILEY THEFT THOMAS BAILEY THOMAS BAILEY THOMAS BAILEY THEFT 1837 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS E H K IG R A R L NASEBY P NASEBY C O SEE ARTICLE ROBERT FRISBY WAS FULLY COMMITTED FOR BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF THOMAS BAILEY, OF NASEBY LODGE, ON SUNDAY THE 26TH OF MAY LAST, AND DURING THE ABSENCE OF HIMSELF AND WIFE AT A PLACE OF WORSHIP, AND STEALING THEREOUT A COAT AND OTHER ARTICLES ROBERT FRISBY, CHARGED WITH BREAKING OPEN THE HOUSE OF THOMAS BAILEY, AT NASEBY, AND STEALING A COAT ROBERT FIRSBY, CHARGED WITH STEALING A COAT, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS BAILEY, OF NASEBY WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE KETTERING JAMES ELMORE, THOMAS BAILEY, FREDERICK BELLAMY & WILLIAM DRIVER, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF LEAD FROM THE PARISH CHURCH OF KETTERING THEFT KETTERING SEE ARTICLE ASSAULT COOKNOE SEE ARTICLE N SEE ARTICLE A 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL SAMUEL BAILEY, FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR ENEAVOURING TO FORCE ANN HACKSLEY AND CHARLOTTE CLAYSON, SINGLE WOMEN, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, TO DEPART FROM THEIR HIRING EMPLOYMENT WITH MESSRS. JOSEPH & THOMAS WRIGHT, OF WELLINGBOROUGH ; AND FOR THE FURTHER TERM OF ONE MONTH, FOR AN ASSAULT ON WILLIAM LEA, AT WELLINGBOROUGH ELIJAH KITCHINGER, JOHN HINE, & SAMUEL BAILEY, FOR THREE MONTHS EACH, FOR USING SNARES FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF GAME AT EASTON MAUDIT NASEBY L 1837 NASEBY LODGE VICTIM A 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS NAGS HEAD WELLINGBOROUGH YARD VICTIM C 1844 T 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM BAILEY VICTIM GRENDON REUBEN RICE, THOMAS GREEN, & JAMES RIVETT, CHARGED WITH STEALING A HAM FROM THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM BAILEY, OF GRENDON 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES WILLIAM BAILEY GAME UPTON SEE ARTICLE 1839 NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES WILLIAM BAILEY GAME 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES BAILEY VICTIM SEE ARTICLE GRENDON SEE ARTICLE 1846 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS 1846 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS 1846 BAILEY ASSAULT IRCHESTER SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BAILEY THEFT RAUNDS WILLIAM BAILEY, WHO WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM ELIZABETH YOUNG, OF RAUNDS, ONE GOLD RING, TWO PAIR OF STOCKINGS, AND TWO HANDKERCHIEFS, WAS COMMITTED FOR TRIAL WILLIAM BAILEY LICENSE IRCHESTER SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BAILEY UPTON SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BAILEY HARPOLE SEE ARTICLE GAME UPTON LAWS HALL MENTIONE D POACHING 1840 ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS WILLIAM BAILEY 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS BAILISS 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS CATHARINE BAINES 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS CATHERINE BAINES THEFT 1838 THEFT GEORGE BAINES 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES HENRY BAINES 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS MARY BAINES 1841 BAD HOUSE MARY BAINES 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS MARY BAINES MENTIONE D KETTERING 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS MR. BAINES INCORREC T MEASURES GEDDINGTON 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM BAINES HOUSE 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM BAINES VICTIM GRENDON H VICTIM E FOR 28 DAYS, UNDER THE VAGRANT LAWS R A R ALL SAINTS NORTHAMPTON FALSE PRETENCES L WESTON BY WELLAND SEE ARTICLE P DESBOROUGH N C O MENTIONE D HOUSE OF ILL-FAME L A BAD HOUSE A SARAH PHILLIPS AND CATHARINE BAINES, DRUNKEN AND DISORDERLY WOMEN, PHILLIPS FOR 21 DAYS, BAINES FOR TEN DAYS CATHERINE BAINES, CHARGED WITH STEALING ON THE 22 INST. IN THE PARISH OF ALL SAINTS, HALF A CROWN FROM THE PERSON OF RICHARD WOOD, SHOEMAKER, OF LONG BUCKBY K IG VAGRANT LAWS DRUNK & DISORDER LY C REUBEN RICE, THOMAS GREEN, JAMES RIVETT, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT GRENDON, FELONIOUSLY STOLEN AND TAKEN AWAY A HAM, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BAILEY, VICTUALLER T 1838 Y 1838 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM & MARY BAINES, CHARGED WITH KEEPING A HOUSE OF ILL-FAME ELIZABETH PALMER PLEADED GUILTY TO A CHARGE OF KEEPING A BAD HOUSE AND WAS SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS IMPRISONMENT. AGAINST WILLIAM LAZELLE, WHO WAS INDICTED WITH HER, NO EVIDENCE WAS OFFERED AND HE WAS DISCHARGED - WILLIAM AND MARY BAINES, INDICTED FOR A SIMILAR OFFENCE, ALSO PLEADED GUILTY AND WERE SENTENCED, MARY BAINES TO THREE MONTHS' AND WILLIAM TO FOURTEEN DAYS DANIEL GEORGE SPRING CHARGED WITH TENDERING TWO COUNTERFEIT SHILLINGS TO MARY BAINES, OF KETTERING. FURTHER CHARGED WITH TENDERING ONE COUNTERFEIT SHILLING TO MARY ANNE HALL SEE ARTICLE FOR THREE MONTHS, UNLESS HE ENTER INTO RECOGNIZANCES AND FIND SURETIES; FOR KEEPING A HOUSE OF ILL-FAME DESBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM BAINES HOUSE OF ILL-FAME 1841 BAD HOUSE WILLIAM BAINES BAD HOUSE WILLIAM BAINES WILLIAM BAINES EDMUND BAKER VICTIM ELI BAKER LEAVING SERVICE SEE ARTICLE DESBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE BROUGHTON SEE ARTICLE ELIZABETH BAKER ASSAULT 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES ELIZABETH BAKER MENTIONE D RUSHDEN 1845 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION FREDERICK 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION GEORGE 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE BAKER 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT GEORGE ASSIZES 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT GEORGE ASSIZES A Y L HARPOLE BAKER SEE ARTICLE ON THE 8TH INSTANT, AT HARPOLE, AFTER A LONG AND PAINFUL ILLNESS, BORNE WITH EXEMPLARY PATIENCE, MRS. ELIZABETH BAKER, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. WILLIAM BAKER, AGED 85. HER DEATH WILL LONG BE REGRETTED BY A NUMEROUS CIRCLE OF RELATIVES AND FRIENDS FOR SIX MONTHS, UNLESS HE FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HIS WIFE N C DIED C BAKER WOOTTON P ELIZABETH O DIED SARAH MORTON, OF RUSHDEN, COMPLAINED AGAINST ELIZABETH BAKER OF THE SAME PLACE. SARAH BEGAN TO TELL A MOST INTERESTING TALE ABOUT A GALLANT YOUNG SHOEMAKER, AND MRS. BAKER COMMENCED AT THE SAME TIME TO SCREAM HER DEFENCE, WHEN THE PARTIES WERE ADVISED TO SETTLE THE MATTER OUT OF COURT, WHICH THEY DID K WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS R 1843 1842 SEE ARTICLE E BOZEAT R 1842 DESBOROUGH T 1844 MENTIONE D MENTIONE D H 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS IG 1840 WILLIAM & MARY BAINES, CHARGED WITH KEEPING A HOUSE OF ILL-FAME ELIZABETH PALMER PLEADED GUILTY TO A CHARGE OF KEEPING A BAD HOUSE AND WAS SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS IMPRISONMENT. AGAINST WILLIAM LAZELLE, WHO WAS INDICTED WITH HER, NO EVIDENCE WAS OFFERED AND HE WAS DISCHARGED - WILLIAM AND MARY BAINES, INDICTED FOR A SIMILAR OFFENCE, ALSO PLEADED GUILTY AND WERE SENTENCED, MARY BAINES TO THREE MONTHS' AND WILLIAM TO FOURTEEN DAYS SURETIES THEFT OVERSTONE GEORGE BAKER, CHARGED WITH STEALING A GUN, THE PROPERTY OF MR. JOHN PELL, OF OVERSTONE, ON THE 23D OF SEPTEMBER LAST, FROM HIS HARNESS ROOM, AT OVERSTONE, WAS HELD TO BAIL TO APPEAR AT THE ASSIZES BAKER THEFT OVERSTONE GEORGE BAKER, AGED 19, (OUT ON BAIL, CHARGED WITH STEALING A GUN, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN PELL, OF OVERSTONE BAKER THEFT OVERSTONE GEORGE BAKER, AGED 19, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A GUN, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN PELL, OF OVERSTONE. TWO MONTHS' HARD LABOUR, THE LAST WEEK SOLITARY A GLAPTHORNE JOHN LATTIMORE & THOMAS MOISEY, FOR TWO MONTHS EACH, UNLESS £2. 12S. 6D. BE PAID, FOR TRESPASSING AFTER GAME AT BLATHERWYCKE. GEORGE BAKER, FOR SIX WEEKS, UNLESS £2 BE PAID, FOR A SIMILAR OFFENCE AT GLAPTHORNE GAME A L BAKER 1837 1837 ROBERT HOLDWAY, AGED 22, ELIZA HOLDWAY, AGED 24, & GEORGE BAKER, 34, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE 24 ULT., AT THE PARISH OF ST. SEPULCHRE, ASSAULTING THOMAS GORDON, AND STOLEN FROM HIS PERSON FIVE SHILLINGS AND SOME COPPER MONEY ST. SEPULCHRE NORTHAMPTON PARISH THEFT GEORGE BAKER MENTIONE D GEORGE BAKER VICTIM GEORGE BAKER DIED GEORGE BAKER THEFT GEORGE BAKER THEFT HARLESTONE SEE ARTICLE GEORGE BAKER THEFT HARLESTONE SEE ARTICLE T BAKER BAKER 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JAMES BAKER 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS JAMES BAKER 1846 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS JAMES BAKER TRANSPOR TED E N C GEORGE K HARLESTON C TRANSPORTED O 1837 JOSEPH WILLIS, FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR HAVING, ON THE 24TH ULT., MALICIOUSLY BROKEN A PANE OF GLASS IN THE WINDOW OF A HOUSE OCCUPIED BY JOHN POWELL, THE HOUSE BEING IN THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE BAKER, ESQ. SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON P 1837 MOULTON JOSEPH BARBER, WILLIAM STEEVENSON, GEORGE BAKER, AND GEORGE BARBER, ALL OF MOULTON, WERE CONVICTED OF BEING DRUNK AT HOLCOTT, ON THE 5TH INSTANT, AND EACH FINED FIVE SHILLINGS, WHICH THEY PAID R 1839 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS DIED COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES ROBERT WORTLEY, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR NOT FINDING SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS GEORG BAKER, OF OUNDLE A 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS GEORGE BAKER DRUNKENE SS OUNDLE H 1841 ASSIZES (BOROUGH PRISONERS) MENTIONE D L 1842 GEORGE BAKER IG 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE R TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION Y 1840 L A THEFT BULWICK BULWICK BREACH OF THE PEACE MIDDLETON CHENEY A THEFT SEE ARTICLE (AGED 71) SEE ARTICLE THE UNDER MENTIONED CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO PORTSMOUTH, AND PUT ON BOARD THE LEVIATHAN HULK, VIZ :- JOHN SYKES & GEORGE BAKER, FOR LIFE; JOHN BIRD & MATTHEW BROWN, FOR 10 YEARS ; JAMES CLARE, FOR 14 YEARS; SAMUEL CLARE, JAMES SUITOR, JOHN HARDY, JOHN TIRRELL, JAMES COALBECK, JOSEPH LOVERIDGE, GEORGE BUTLER, AND JOSEPH TOMLINSON, RESPECTIVELY FOR SEVEN YEARS WILLIAM FETCH, HUBBARD SPENCER, & JAMES BAKER, CHARGED WITH STEALING VARIOUS PIECES OF MUTTON AND PORK FROM THE SHOP OF THOMAS SCULTHORPE, OF BULWICK WILLIAM FETCH, AGED 41, JAMES BAKER, AGED 45, & HUBBARD SPENCER, 32, CHARGED WITH STEALING VARIOUS PIECES OF MUTTON AND PORK FROM THE SHOP OF THOMAS SCULTHORPE, OF BULWICK JAMES BAKER, RICHARD CLARIDGE, WILLIAM PEACOCK, AND JOHN HAWKES, ALL OF MIDDLETON, WERE CHARGED BY POLICE OFFICER CARPENTER, WITH HAVING COMMITTED A BREACH OF THE PEACE. THE DEFENDANTS WERE CALLED ON TO PAY 3S. EACH, EXPENCES THE UNDER MENTIONED CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO PORTSMOUTH, AND PUT ON BOARD THE LEVIATHAN HULK, VIZ :- JOSEPH CHERRY, UNDER TRANSPORTATION FOR LIFE; THOMAS BROOKS, FOR 15 YEARS, JOHN KNIBBS, WILLIAM WATERFIELD, THOMAS WEST, GEORGE ISITT, JOSEPH WOODRUFF, AND JAMES EVANS, FOR 14 YEARS; AND WILLIAM FETCH, HUBBARD SPENCER, AND JAMES BAKER, FOR 10 YEARS TRANSPORTED JAMES BAKER TRANSPOR TED 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JAMES BAKER MENTIONE D WOODNEWTON SEE ARTICLE TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES BAKER GAME GLAPTHORNE OF GLAPTHORNE, A TRESPASSER IN PURSUIT OF GAME, FOR TWO MONTHS, ALSO WILLIAM HENMAN, OF GREAT HOUGHTON, FOR ONE MONTH, UNDER A SIMILAR CONVICTION AND ROBERT STARSMORE AND JOHN LONGFOOT, BOTH OF YARWELL, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR A LIKE OFFENCE JANE BAKER JOHN BAKER MENTIONE D MENTIONE D BAKER VICTIM 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES JOHN BAKER VICTIM 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN 1845 DIED JOHN BAKER 1845 DIED JOHN BAKER 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN BAKER 1844 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS JOSEPH BAKER 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOSEPH BAKER MENTIONE D 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOSEPH BAKER LEAVING WIFE & FAMILY WOOTTON WOOTTON L Y C P THEFT NORTHAMPTON A N C O BAKER K JOHN SEE ARTICLE R NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES R 1840 OUNDLE A L DIED MENTIONE BRIDGE D STREET NO LICENSE LEAVING WIFE & CHILD SEE ARTICLE E HOLLOWELL A 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS H 1837 IG 1834 T 1842 WESTON FAVELL NORTHAMPTON JOHN WALKERTON, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF JOHN BAKER, OF WOOTTON, AND STEALING THEREFROM A WOODEN BOX AND 36 FARTHINGS SEE ARTICLE JOHN ROBY, AND JOHN CAUSBY, TWO BOYS OF NORTHAMPTON, WERE CONVICTED OF STEALING BEANS ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, ON THE 18TH INSTANT, WHICH WERE GROWING IN A FIELD BELONGING TO EDWARD BOUVERIE, ESQ., IN HARDINGSTONE, AND FINED WITH COSTS 7S. EACH, WHICH THEY PAID ; AND ON THE 21ST INST., JOHN BAKER, ANOTHER BOY FROM NORTHAMPTON, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING BARLEY ON THE 20TH INSTANT, WHICH WAS GROWING IN A FIELD BELONGING TO MRS. GREEN, IN KINGSTHORPE, AND FINED WITH COSTS 10S., WHICH WAS ALSO PAID SEPT. 11, AT WESTON FAVELL, AGED 3?, MR. JOHN BAKER, GREAT GRANDSON OF THE LATE MR. JOHN BAKER, OF BRIDGE STREET, IN THIS TOWN SEPT. 11, AT WESTON FAVELL, AGED 3?, MR. JOHN BAKER, GREAT GRANDSON OF THE LATE MR. JOHN BAKER, OF BRIDGE STREET, IN THIS TOWN WOOTTON SEE ARTICLE RUSHDEN SEE ARTICLE CHARLES ADAMS, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ABSENTING HIMSELF FROM THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, JOSEPH BAKER, SHOEMAKER NEWBOTTLE FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR RUNNING AWAY AND LEAVING HIS WIFE AND FAMILY CHARGEABLE TO NEWBOTTLE BAKER JOSEPH BAKER WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS KERENHAPP BAKER UCH ILLEGITIM ATE CHILD WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KERENHAPP BAKER UCH MR. BAKER 1841 THEFT MR. BAKER MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D 1842 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS MR. E. BAKER ASSAULT 1845 RUSHDEN SEE ARTICLE BROUGHTON SEE ARTICLE SPRATTON SEE ARTICLE BROUGHTON 1838 DIED MRS. BAKER MENTIONE D 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL RICHARD BAKER VICTIM SPRATTON 1841 COMMITTED FOR TRIAL AT THE QUARTER SESSIONS RICHARD BAKER SPRATTON 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS RICHARD BAKER 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS BAKER 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS 1844 DIED THOMAS BAKER 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS BAKER 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BAKER 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES A A L DIED L SPRATTON C N THEFT THEFT SEE ARTICLE A R P C O VICTIM BAKER BAKER HARPOLE VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH WELLINGBOROUGH HARPOLE THEFT BRACKLEY ST. JAMES VICTIM LILFORD CUM WIGSTHORPE VICTIM SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE Y 1844 SEE ARTICLE RUSHDEN IG 1845 SEE ARTICLE E JOSEPH UNION DESERTION WORKHOU WELLINGBOROUGH SE MENTIONE AYNHO D EMBEZZLE WELLINGBOROUGH MENT ON THE 1ST INSTANT, AT THE HOUSE OF HIS SISTER, MRS. BAKER, OF HARPOLE, AT THE ADVANCED AGE OF 85, MR. ROBERT HARRIS, MANY YEARS A RESPECTABLE FARMER OF THAT VILLAGE WILLIAM BOTTERILL, OF NORTHAMPTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF RICHARD BAKER, OF SPRATTON. K BAKER R 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOSEPH T 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION H 1837 TITCHMARSH WILLIAM BOTTERILL, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT SPRATTON, TWO FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF RICHARD BAKER WILLIAM BOTTERILL, FOR STEALING TWO FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF RICHARD BAKER, OF SPRATTON, WAS SENTENCED TO 14 YEARS TRANSPORTATION THOMAS BAKER, AGED 23, CHARGED WITH STEALING 36LB. OF LEAD FROM THE PREMISES OF THOMAS CLEAVER, OF WELLINGBOROUGH THOMAS BAKER, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT WELLINGBOROUGH, 36 LB. OF LEAD, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS CLEAVER ON SUNDAY NIGHT LAST, AGED 46, MR. THOMAS BAKER, FARMER AND GRAZIER, OF HARPOLE THOMAS BAKER, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR STEALING POSTS AND RAILS, AT BRACKLEY ST. JAMES, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS RICHARDSON SAMUEL VOYE, AGED 35, PLEADED GUILTY TO STEALING A QUANTITY OF SPLIT BEANS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BAKER, OF LILFORD CUM WIGSTHORPE, AND WAS SENTENCED TO TWO MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT JOHN BIRD, A BOY UNDER 12 YEARS OF AGE, WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING A SACK CONTAINING 13 LBS. OF FLOUR, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BAKER, OF TITCHMARSH. HE PLEADED GUILTY, AND WAS RECOMMENDED TO MERCY BY THE PROSECUTOR. A FORTNIGHT'S IMPRISONMENT. 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM BAKER VICTIM TITCHMARSH JOHN JORDAN, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM TITCHMARSH MILLS A SACK, CONTAINING FOUR BUSHELS OF OATS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BAKER 1845 INQUEST WILLIAM BAKER MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM BAKER THEFT CULWORTH WILLIAM BAKER, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR STEALING CERTAIN POSTS AND RAILS, AT CULWORTH, THE PROPERTY W. W. TURNER ON THE 8TH INSTANT, AT HARPOLE, AFTER A LONG AND PAINFUL ILLNESS, BORNE WITH EXEMPLARY PATIENCE, MRS. ELIZABETH BAKER, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. WILLIAM BAKER, AGED 85. HER DEATH WILL LONG BE REGRETTED BY A NUMEROUS CIRCLE OF RELATIVES AND FRIENDS DIED WILLIAM BAKER MENTIONE D HARPOLE 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JANUARY SESSIONS WILLIAM BAKER VICTIM LILFORD CUM WIGSTHORPE 1839 INQUEST WILLIAM BAKER DIED 1834 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM BAKER REFUSING TO KEEP THE PEACE BRAUNSTON 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BAKER THEFT CULWORTH E H ASSAULT K R IG A R Y BALAAM L C CHARLES OF BRAUNSTON, FOR REFUSING TO KEEP THE PEACE SEE ARTICLE SEVERAL GIRLS, AS USUAL, APPEARED TO FATHER THERE ILLEGITIMATE CHILDREN. ELIZABETH ROBINSON FAILED IN PROVING HER CASE AGAINST WILLIAM WALKER. JOHN SYKES WAS ORDERED TO PAY 2S. PER WEEK FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF HIS ILLEGITIMATE CHILD BY A GIRL NAME BAKER SEE ARTICLE ON THURSDAY LAST, IN THIS TOWN, AFTER A FEW DAYS' ILLNESS, DESERVEDLY RESPECTED BY ALL WHO KNEW HER, MRS. MARY BALAAM, IN THE 70TH YEAR OF HER AGE, RELICT OF MR. CHARLES BALAAM ON THURSDAY LAST, IN THIS TOWN, AFTER A FEW DAYS' ILLNESS, DESERVEDLY RESPECTED BY ALL WHO KNEW HER, MRS. MARY BALAAM, IN THE 70TH YEAR OF HER AGE, RELICT OF MR. CHARLES BALAAM SEE ARTICLE ON THURSDAY LAST, AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS, AGED 65, MR. W. BALAAM, PAINTER, OF THIS TOWN DIED CHARLES BALAAM 1838 DIED MARY BALAAM 1845 FIRE MR. BALAAM 1835 DIED MR. W. BALAAM DIED NORTHAMPTON 1840 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS ROBERT BALAAM ASSAULT NORTHAMPTON 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ROBERT BALAAM THEFT ROBERT BALAAM, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF BUCKLES, THE PROPERTY OF HIS FATHER, THOMAS BALAAM 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS THOMAS BALAAM VICTIM ROBERT BALAAM, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF BUCKLES, THE PROPERTY OF HIS FATHER, THOMAS BALAAM 1834 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS WILLIAM BALAAM VICTIM N C 1838 MENTIONE D A WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS P 1842 BRAUNSTON ILLEGITIM ATE CHILD BAKER SAMUEL VOYE, AGED 35, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF SPLIT BEANS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BAKER, OF LILFORD CUM WIGSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE (AGED 18) L WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS O 1844 T 1842 A DIED NORTHAMPTON NORTHAMPTON FIRE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE W. TANNER, THE ELDER, GAVE BAIL FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THE NEXT SESSIONS, TO ANSWER A CHARGE OF ASSAULT AGAINST WM. BALAAM 1844 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION INQUEST CHARLES BALDERSON ASSAULT SPRATTON CHARLES BALDERSON, FOR 21 DAYS, FOR ASSAULTING LOUISA WEST, AT SPRATTON ELI BALDERSON DIED SPRATTON SEE ARTICLE (AGED 50) HANNAH BALDERSON ASSAULT SPRATTON HANNAH BALDERSON, FOR ASSAULTING SARAH BLENCOWE, ON THE 2TH AUGUST, AT SPRATTON, WAS LIKEWISE CONVICTED IN THE PENALTY OF 6D. AND COSTS 8S. 6D. JOHN BALDERSON, AGED 40, WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT GUILSBOROUGH, 11B. OF BREAD AND HALF A POUND OF MEAT, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN GOLDBY. THE GRAND JURY IGNORED THE BILL NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BALDERSON THEFT GUILSBOROUGH 1846 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS JOHN BALDERSON COMPLAIN T ECTON SEE ARTICLE GUILSBOROUGH JOHN BALDERSON, AGED 40, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT GUILSBOROUGH, 11B. OF BREAD AND A HALF A POUND OF MEAT, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN GOLDBY BALDERSON THEFT 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM BALDERSON MENTIONE D JOHN SHIELD, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR EMBEZZLING A QUANTITY OF LEATHER, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BALDERSON BALDERSTON CHARLES BALDWIN CHARLES BALDWIN MENTIONE D K A R JOSEPH SPRATTON R ASSAULT GUILSBOROUGH L THEFT VICTIM POTTERSPURY C 1836 BALDERSTON Y 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS CHARLES P 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS O 1844 E JOHN H NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS IG 1842 T 1843 POTTERSPURY NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ELIZABETH BALDWIN THEFT KETTERING 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JANUARY SESSIONS ELIZABETH BALDWIN THEFT KETTERING 1845 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS GEORGE BALDWIN 1837 INQUEST GEORGE BALDWIN 1844 DIED HARRIET 1833 MICHAELMAS QUARTER SESSIONS 1835 1844 A N C 1844 L VICTIM CHARLES BALDERSTON, OF SPRATTON, LABOURER, WAS CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT ON LOUISA WEST, AT SPRATTON, ON THE 1ST INSTANT, AND COMMITTED TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION FOR 21 DAYS, IN DEFAULT OF PAYMENT OF 20S., PENALTY AND COSTS JOSEPH BALDERSTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT GUILSBOROUGH, A QUANTITY OF OF MEAT AND BREAD, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN GOLDBY SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE ELIZABETH BALDWIN, AGED 53, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING 40Z. OF TOBACCO, THE PROPERTY OF ARTHUR WRIGHT, OF KETTERING. 14 DAYS' HARD LABOUR ELIZABETH BALDWIN, AGED 53, CHARGED WITH STEALING 4OZ. OF TOBACCO, THE PROPERTY OF ARTHUR WRIGHT, OF KETTERING THOMAS DAINTY WAS CONVICTED OG EMBEZZLING THE SUM OF ONE GUINEA, THE MONIES OF HIS MASTER, GEORGE BALDWIN. SIX MONTHS' HARD LABOUR SEE ARTICLE (AGED 13) ON THE 10TH INSTANT, AT GREAT BRINGTON, AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS, HARRIET, THE YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF MR. BALDWIN, OF THAT PLACE AGED 20, PLEADED GUILTY TO AN INDICTMENT FOR HAVING STOLEN A SILVER WATCH, VALUE £4, AND WAS SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT BLISWORTH BALDWIN DIED GREAT BRINGTON JAMES BALDWIN THEFT ASSIZES JOSEPH BALDWIN MENTIONE D YARDLEY GOBION SEE ARTICLE KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS ROBERT BALDWIN ASSAULT ROCKINGHAM SEE ARTICLE A DIED 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION ROBERT BALDWIN VICTIM TOWCESTER WILLIAM FAWSIT, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT TOWCESTER, A PIECE OF SATIN, THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT BALDWIN KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS ROBERT BALDWIN ASSAULT ROCKINGHAM 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ROBERT BALDWIN ASSAULT ROCKINGHAM ROBERT BALDWIN, OF ROCKINGHAM, LABOURER, & EDWARD MILLER, OF CORBY, LABOURER, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR AN ASSAULT ON WILLIAM THOMAS, POLICE OFFICER 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY HOUSE OF CORRECTION ROBERT BALDWIN GAME ROCKINGHAM 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ROBERT BALDWIN SURETIES 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ROBERT BALDWIN ASSAULT 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES BALDWIN MENTIONE D 1844 COUNTY SESSIONS THOMAS BALDWIN 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS BALDWIN 1845 NORTHAMPTON SESSIONS THOMAS BALDWIN 1843 HOUSE BREAKING TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION INQUEST THOMAS BALDWIN WILLIAM BALDWIN TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM BALDWIN 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS BALE L TOWCESTER C N A 1838 DRUNK & DISORDER LY VICTIM GAME LAWS DIED FAWSLEY PARK NEWNHAM ASSAULT DAVENTRY THOMAS BALE CHIMNEY SWEEP 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ROBERT BALES ASSAULT WILLIAM FAWSIT, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PIECE OF SATIN, &C., THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS BALDWIN, OF TOWCESTER WILLIAM FAWSIT, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PIECE OF SATIN, &C., THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS BALDWIN, OF TOWCESTER, WAS FOUND GUILTY, AND SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT SEE ARTICLE FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS WHITTLEBURY TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION SEE ARTICLE FOR WAS COMMITTED FOR ONE MONTH, FOR BEING DRUNK AND DISORDERLY ON SUNDAY MORNING LAST ASSAULT 1840 K R A R Y TOWCESTER ROBERT BALDWIN, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS RICHARD BUTLIN, OF ROCKINGHAM JOSEPH REDSHAW & ROBERT BALDWIN, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING THOMAS BRADSHAW, CONSTABLE OF COTTINGHAM, IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY E H IG COTTINGHAM P O C THOMAS VICTIM A 1842 BALDWIN FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR TRESPASSING IN SEARCH OF GAME AT ROCKINGHAM ROCKINGHAM VICTIM L 1833 T 1842 ROBERT BALDWIN, OF ROCKINGHAM, WAS CONVICTED IN A PENALTY OF 20S., INCLUDING COSTS, FOR ASSAULTING THOMAS VICKERS, ON THE 9TH INST. DEFENDANT DID NOT APPEAR, BUT THE SERVING OF THE SUMMONS HAVING BEEN PROVED HE WAS CONVICTED IN THE ABOVE PENALTY SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BALDWIN & CHARLES BROWN, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR ASSAULTING JOHN ADAMS, OF WHITTLEBURY JOHN HAYWOOD & THOMAS BALE, FOR ONE MONTH EACH, FOR A VIOLENT ASSAULT ON JOHN FOWLDS, AT DAVENTRY THOMAS BALE, FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR HAVING, IN HIS TRADE AS CHIMNEY SWEEP, RETAINED AND EMPLOYED ONE THOMAS BARWELL, A BOY UNDER THE AGE OF 14 YEARS, AND HE NOT BEING AN APPRENTICE BOUND ACCORDING TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE ACT OF PARLIAMENT BRAMPTON ROBERT BALES, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR ASSAULTING A FEMALE SERVANT OF MR. WETHERALL'S OF BRAMPTON 1840 1839 1838 ROBBERY NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS ANN BALL ANN BALL ANN BALL ROBBERTY AUGUSTIN NORTHAMPTON STREET SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE MENTIONE D MENTIONE D JOHN SCOTNEY, FOR THREE MONTHS, JOHN SCOTNEY, WILLIAM SCOTNEY, & JOHN CHRISTOPHER, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, CHAPMAN BALL, FOR ONE MONTH, AND JOHN BOULTON, FOR 21 DAYS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION CHAPMAN BALL GAME 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION EDWARD BALL THEFT LITTLE BOWDEN 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS ELIZABETH BALL ILLEGITIM ATE CHILD BURTON LATIMER SEE ARTICLE GEORGE BALL THEFT CORBY SEE ARTICLE GEORGE BALL THEFT GEORGE BALL THEFT 1838 ACCIDENT GEORGE (SENIOR) BALL 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS HENRY BALL 1843 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS JAMES 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN 1837 1834 BALL JOSEPH BALL JOSEPH BALL JOSEPH BALL T E H K MENTIONE D L A SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE BURTON LATIMER C WELDON N EMBEZZLM ENT VICTIM A JOSEPH OUNDLE P O C BALL GEORGE BALL, AGED 28, CHARGED WITH STEALING A BRASS LADLE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM ROWLATT, OF CORBY ACCIDENT VICTIM STOKE BRUERNE MENTIONE BEAR INN D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE CROWN D INN L 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES BALL A 1842 CORBY R NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JANUARY SESSIONS GEORGE BALL, CHARGED WITH STEALING A BRASS LADLE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM ROWLATT, OF CORBY CORBY R 1843 Y 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION IG 1844 JOHN TOMPKINS & EDWARD BALL, FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR STEALING A QUANTITY OF GREEN PEAS GROWING IN THE GARDEN OF JOHN WILSON, OF LITTLE BOWDEN JAMES BALL, CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLING £4, THE PROPERTY OF HIS MASTER, WILLIAM SHARP, OF WELDON, PLEADED GUILTY, AND WAS SENTENCED TO FOUR MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT SAMUEL GARNER, INDICTED FOR STEALING SIX PENNYWORTH OF BACON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BALL, PLEADED GUILTY. ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT IN THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION EDWARD CARTWRIGHT, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ASSAULTING JOSEPH BALL, AT STOKE BRUERNE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE ROWELL SEE ARTICLE 1835 ASSIZES MARY ANN BALL 1837 DIED MR. C. BALL DIED MRS. BALL MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE THOMAS BALL VICTIM STOKE BRUERNE JOHN BULL, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR STEALING, AT STOKE BRUERNE, A DOG, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS BALL 1838 1842 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WATERLOO NORTHAMPTON ON MONDAY LAST, AGED 52, MR. C. BALL, TAILOR, OF WATERLOO, IN THIS TOWN 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS BALL THEFT OUNDLE THOMAS BALL, HENRY GIDDINGS, & THOMAS HARE, OF OUNDLE, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT KINGS CLIFFE, TWO FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF DANIEL SEWELL 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS BALL GAME APETHORPE FOR THREE CALENDAR MONTHS, UNLESS £5. 15S. BE SOONER PAID, FOR TRESPASS AFTER GAME AT APETHORPE 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS BALL DRUNK KINGS CLIFFE JOHN SCOTNEY, WILLIAM SCOTNEY, & THOMAS BALL, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR DRUNKENESS AT KINGS CLIFFE, AND REFUSING TO PAY THE PENALTY, &C. 1838 ROBBERY WARREN BALL NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BALL ROTHWELL SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BALL VICTIM T ASSIZES WILLIAM BALL VICTIM 1835 ASSIZES WILLIAM BALL VICTIM 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BALL 1846 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM BALLANTINE 1844 COUNTY SESSIONS REUBEN BALLARD 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS REUBEN BALLARD 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY HOUSE OF CORRECTION CHARLES BALY NEGLECTIN G SERVICE 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS DANIEL BAMFORD LEAVING SERVICE IG ROWELL BOZEAT SEE ARTICLE L Y P BROUGHTON C THEFT BROUGHTON KILSBY L AFFRAY WITH POACHERS DANIEL BAMFORD THEFT 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS DANIEL BAMFORD THEFT 1844 BOROUGH SESSIONS DANIEL BAMFORD THEFT 1844 REMOVED DANIEL BAMFORD REMOVED 1843 INQUEST DANIEL BAMFORD MENTIONE D A 1844 WILLIAM BALLANTINE COMPLAINED THAT MR. EDWARD SKEVINGTON, OF BOZEAT, REFUSED TO PAY HIM THE SUM OF £1. 17S. DUE TO HIM FOR DRYING ROOTS. SKEVINGTON WAS ORDERED TO PAY THE AMOUNT WITH EXPENCES, DEDUCTING 2S. 6D. FOR SHORT MEASURE JOHN MERRY AND REUBEN BALLARD, CHARGED WITH STEALING 2 CWT. OF COAL, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH SHATFORD, AT BROUGHTON JOHN MERRY AND REUBEN BALLARD, CHARGED WITH STEALING 2 CWT. OF COAL, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH SHATFORD, AT BROUGHTON, WERE ACQUITTED CHARLES BALY, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR NEGLECTING THE SERVICE OF MR. GEO. COWLEY, OF KILSBY DANIEL BAMFORD, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR LEAVING THE SERVICE OF JOSEPH DAVIS, COACHMAKER, BEFORE THE TERM OF HIS CONTRACT WAS COMPLETED A N THEFT SEE ARTICLE K ROWELL R R COMPLAIN T O ELEANOR POULTER, AGED 27, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM BALL, OF ROWELL, A BOOK, KNIFE, GLASS, AND SALT CELLAR, VALUE OF 2S. ROWELL CROWN INN MENTIONE PUBLIC D HOUSE C SEE ARTICLE E 1835 A 1836 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL H 1842 MENTIONE D NON PAYMENT HEN & CHICKENS, NORTHAMPTON NORTH END NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE DANIEL BAMFORD & SAMUEL MANNING, CHARGED WITH STEALING SEVERAL SHOEMAKER'S WORKING TOOLS AND A BASKET, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN JONES SEE ARTICLE THE FOLLOWING CONVICTS WHO TOOK THEIR TRIALS AT OUR LAST BROUGH SESSIONS, HAVE BEEN REMOVED TO MILLBANK PRISON, LONDON, VIZ :- DANIEL BAMFORD, UNDER SENTENCE OF TRANSPORTATION FOR 10 YEARS ; AND TOM SANDERS, FOR SEVEN YEARS SEE ARTICLE DAVID BAMFORD THEFT GEORGE BAMFORD VICTIM SCALDWELL SEE ARTICLE GEORGE BAMFORD ASSAULT DESBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE GEORGE BAMFORD ASSAULT DESBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE GEORGE BAMFORD DRUNK & DISORDER LY 1840 ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS GEORGE BAMFORD VICTIM 1835 DIED HENRY BAMFORD DIED 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION SAMUEL BAMFORD NON PAYMENT 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION SAMUEL BAMFORD FILIATION 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION SAMUEL BAMFORD 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS SUSAN BAMFORD 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS SUSANNAH BAMFORD 1841 DAMAGE JOSEPH BANAN 1833 CALENDAR OF PRISONERS WILLIAM BANBURY THOMAS BANFORD EDWARD BANKS HENRY BANKS 1836 1844 OLD ASHLEY ROGUES GOLD STREET N MENTIONE SOUTH D QUARTER NORTHAMPTON THEFT MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D 1840 PETTY SESSIONS HENRY BANKS MENTIONE D 1837 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS HENRY BANKS MENTIONE D JAMES HOWARD & JOSEPH HIND, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT SCALDWELL, UNLAWFULLY AND MALICIOUSLY CUT AND WOUNDED GEORGE BAMFORD, WITH INTENT TO MAIM, DISFIGURE, AND DISABLE HIM SEE ARTICLE FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR REFUSING TO PERFORM AN ORDER OF FILIATION IN A CASE OF BASTARDY MADE FOR THE RELIEF OF THE PARISH OF ASHLEY FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR REFUSING TO OBEY AN ORDER OF FILIATION, ON COMPLAINT OF THE PARISH OFFICERS OF ASHLEY K NORTHAMPTON L A R R ASHLEY Y O P RIOTOUS CONDUCT A NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS SCALDWELL BASTARDY C 1836 AUG 21 - GEORGE BAMFORD WAS FINED 5S. FOR BEING DRUNK AND DISORDERLY E NORTHAMPTON SESSIONS T 1845 SEE ARTICLE A 1844 FELONY H 1844 BAMFORD L 1840 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS SAMUEL MANNING & DANIEL BAMFORD, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR FREQUENTING AUGUSTIN STREET FOR THE PURPOSE OF COMMITTING A FELONY AUGUSTIN NORTHAMPTON STREET DANIEL C 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS IG 1843 FOR THREE MONTHS, IN A CASE OF BASTARDY MARY ANN HUTT AND SUSAN BAMFORD, FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR BEHAVING IN A RIOTOUS AND INDECENT MANNER IN GOLD STREET MARY ANN HULL, FOR ONE MONTH, AND SUSANNAH BAMFORD & SOPHIA GADSTONE, FOR 14 DAYS, AS ROGUES AND VAGABONDS ON THE 13TH INST, TWO FOUNDRYMEN, OF THE NAMES OF EDWARD WARWICK AND ALEXANDER WALLACE, WERE TAKEN BEFORE D. HEWLETT & T. SHARP ESQRS., CHARGED BY JOSEPH BANAN AND HIS WIFE, KEEPERS OF A LODGING HOUSE IN SOUTH QUARTER, WITH BREAKING THE LOCK OF THE STREET DOOR. THEY WERE ORDERED TO PAY DAMAGES, 9S. WILLIAM BANBURY, AGED 20, CHARGED WITH STEALING £55, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM MALIN KETTERING SEE ARTICLE GREAT WELDON SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON ROBERT LINNET, A GARDENER, WAS CONVICTED BEFORE THE SAME MAGISTRATES, OF KICKING AT DOORS IN GOLD STREET, AND VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING HENRY BANKS, ONE OF THE NIGHT POLICE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1836 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS INQUEST 1835 ASSIZES 1836 1844 INQUEST HENRY BANKS JOHN BANKS JOHN BANKS JOHN MENTIONE D DIED MENTIONE D BANNARD DIED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE (AGED 3) OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE LUNATIC ASYLUM NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE (AGED 65) FLEUR DE LIS INN KETTERING JUNE 1, AT KETTERING, IN THE 17TH YEAR OF HIS AGE, OF FEVER, AFTER A FEW DAYS' SEVERE ILLNESS, JOHN RICE BANNARD, ELDEST SON OF MR. J. BANNARD, OF THE FLEUR DE LIS INN. HE WAS A YOUTH OF A VERY AMIABLE DISPOSITION, AND PROMISING TALENTS, AND HIS SUDDEN DEATH IS SEVERLEY FELT BY HIS DISCONSOLATE PARENTS AND YOUTHFUL FRIENDS. HE WAS MUCH ESTEEMED BY ALL WHO KNEW HIM DIED JOHN RICE BANNARD DIED 1846 BRACKLEY - DISTRESSING AND FATAL ACCIDENT MR. BANNARD MENTIONE CROSS D KEYS INN T 1846 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS BANNARD 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES WILLIAM MENTIONE FLEUR DE D LIS INN N VICTIM A VICTIM BANNER KETTERING C O C BANNARD A BANNARD STABBING BRACKLEY DAVENTRY BRIDGET WALLIS WAS CONVICTED IN A PENALTY OF 5S. FOR BEING DRUNK AND DISORDERLY ON THE 14TH INSTANT, AT THE HOUSE OF THE COMPLAINANT, MR. BANNARD, LANDLORD OF THE FLEUR DE LIS, KETTERING. SHE WAS ALLOWED A WEEK IN WHICH TO PAY THE PENALTY K KETTERING L MR. J. Y DIED P 1846 E H COMPLAIN FLEUR DE T LIS BANNARD R MR. SEE ARTICLE IG KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS R 1844 BRACKLEY JUNE 1, AT KETTERING, IN THE 17TH YEAR OF HIS AGE, OF FEVER, AFTER A FEW DAYS' SEVERE ILLNESS, JOHN RICE BANNARD, ELDEST SON OF MR. J. BANNARD, OF THE FLEUR DE LIS INN. HE WAS A YOUTH OF A VERY AMIABLE DISPOSITION, AND PROMISING TALENTS, AND HIS SUDDEN DEATH IS SEVERLEY FELT BY HIS DISCONSOLATE PARENTS AND YOUTHFUL FRIENDS. HE WAS MUCH ESTEEMED BY ALL WHO KNEW HIM ELIZABETH GIBBONS, FOR SIX WEEKS, & ELIZABETH WILLS, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR TAKING WHEAT FROM A FIELD, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS BANNARD JOHN KNIBB, AGED 32, WAS SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT FOR STEALING A WHEELBARROW, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS BANNARD, OF BRACKLEY SEE ARTICLE TRANSPORTED WILLIAM BANNER TRANSPOR TED 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS MARY BANNISTER ASSAULT MARY BANNISTER, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR ASSAULTING WILLIAM CHICK 1840 DIED MR. B. BANNISTER MENTIONE D A L 1839 THE FOLLOWING CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO PORTSMOUTH, AND PUT ON BOARD THE LEVIATHAN HULK, VIZ :- ROBERT BUTLIN, WILLIAM CORT, GEORGE CORT, & JOHN BLUNT, UNDER SENTENCE OF TRANSPORTATION FOR LIFE: WILLIAM JOHNSON & WILLIAM BANNER, FOR 15 YEARS: AND WILLIAM HEATH & JACOB JOHNSON, FOR 10 YEARS. AND ON BOARD THE YORK HULK, AT GOSPORT, JAMES MUNNS, FOR 14 YEARS LONG BUCKBY ON WEDNESDAY LAST, AT LONG BUCKBY, SARAH, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. B. BANNISTER, OF THAT PLACE, AGED 78 DIED 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION G. F. BANTON VICTIM 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION HENRY BANWELL ASSAULT 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ROBERT BANWELL THEFT 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM BANWELL MENTIONE D NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES ANN BARBER THEFT 1843 DIED ANN BARBER DIED 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES ANNE BARBER 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES BENJAMIN BARBER 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS BENJAMIN 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS 1845 1834 1840 1840 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS INQUEST Y NORTHAMPTON P O C THEFT A N THEFT DRUNKENE SS NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE ON THE 5TH INSTANT, ANN, WIFE OF SAMUEL BARBER, OF THE DUN COW, IN THIS TOWN, AGED 39 JAMES CAMPION, 26, FREDERICK SMITH, 24, ANNE BARBER, 20, & CAROLINE HARLOTT, 20, CHARGED WITH BREAKING OPEN THE HENROOST IN THE BEAST HOVEL OF G. W. LOVELL, OF GREAT BILLING, AND STEALING THEREFROM NINE TAME FOWLS BENJAMIN BARBER, AGED 29, CHARGED WITH STEALING HALFPENCE, &C., THE PROPERTY OF MARGARET DAVIS BYFIELD BENJAMIN BARBER WAS SENTENCED TO TWELVE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT FOR STEALING WEARING APPAREL THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM GARDNER, OF BYFIELD MOULTON JOSEPH BARBER, WILLIAM STEEVENSON, GEORGE BAKER, AND GEORGE BARBER, ALL OF MOULTON, WERE CONVICTED OF BEING DRUNK AT HOLCOTT, ON THE 5TH INSTANT, AND EACH FINED FIVE SHILLINGS, WHICH THEY PAID GEORGE BARBER HANNAH BARBER THEFT SEE ARTICLE HARRET BARBER THEFT SEE ARTICLE L NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS THEFT A 1845 DUN COW E 1839 SEE ARTICLE K ROBBERY R BARBER BUTCHER'S YARD, NORTHAMPTON KETTERING ROAD BUTCHER'S YARD, NORTHAMPTON KETTERING ROAD H ANN DAVENTRY IG ROBBERIES W. RICHARDSON, OF NORTHAMPTON, FOR ONE MONTH, CONVICTED OF STEALING, AT DUSTON, PART OF A GATE, BELONGING TO G. F. BANTON ; AND THOMAS HOLLOWAY AND JOHN BEAL, CHARGED WITH HAVING BEEN PARTIES TO THE SAID OFFENCE HENRY BANWELL, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR ASSAULTING WILLIAM BANWELL ROBERT BANWELL, AGED 22, CHARGED WITH STEALING A WATCH, CHAIN, AND TWO KEYS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM VARNSVERY, OF DAVENTRY HENRY BANWELL, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR ASSAULTING WILLIAM BANWELL DUSTON R 1839 BARBER ON WEDNESDAY LAST, AT LONG BUCKBY, SARAH, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. B. BANNISTER, OF THAT PLACE, AGED 78 LONG BUCKBY T BANNISTER A SARAH L DIED C 1840 JAMES LAWSON BARBER JANE BARBER JOHN BARBER JOHN BARBER THREATENI NG BEHAVIOU R MENTIONE D MENTIONE D DIED MOULTON SEE ARTICLE MOULTON SEE ARTICLE MARSTON ST. LAWRENCE GREAT CREATON SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN CLARKE BARBER VICTIM GUILSBOROUGH WILLIAM BUTLIN, AGED 35, CHARGED WITH STEALING A BUSHEL OF PEAS AND BEANS, AT GUILSBOROUGH, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN CLARKE BARBER 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN CLARKE BARBER VICTIM NORTOFT SEE ARTICLE 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOSEPH BARBER DRUNKENE SS MOULTON JOSEPH BARBER, WILLIAM STEEVENSON, GEORGE BAKER, AND GEORGE BARBER, ALL OF MOULTON, WERE CONVICTED OF BEING DRUNK AT HOLCOTT, ON THE 5TH INSTANT, AND EACH FINED FIVE SHILLINGS, WHICH THEY PAID MARY BARBER ASSAULT BYFIELD OF BYFIELD, FOR TWO MONTHS, CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT MARY BARBER ASSAULT LONG BUCKBY MARY BARBER, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR ASSAULTING MR. JUDKIN, THE OVERSEER OF LONG BUCKBY PERKINS BARBER NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1843 DIED SAMUEL BARBER 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS SAMUEL BARBER MENTIONE BEARWARD NORTHAMPTON D STREET 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS BARBER THEFT 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES BARBER 1845 INQUEST WILLIAM BARBER 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM BARBER VICTIM MOULTON 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BARBER VICTIM MOULTON 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BARBER 1834 STORM & HURRICANE WILLIAM BARBER 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS WORLEY BARBER 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WORLEY BARBER 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WORLEY BARBER H MENTIONE D MENTIONE DUN COW D R A E HENRY STANTON & THOMAS BARBER, RESPECTIVELY FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR STEALING, AT KINGSUTTON, THREE PECKS OF APPLES FROM THE ORCHARD OF WILLIAM WILLES, ESQ. SEE ARTICLE P L YARDLEY GOBION ON THE 5TH INSTANT, ANN, WIFE OF SAMUEL BARBER, OF THE DUN COW, IN THIS TOWN, AGED 39 JOHN SOMERSET, FOR 21 DAYS, UNLESS 6S. 6D. BE SOONER PAID, FOR MALICIOUSLY BREAKING A CHAIR, PANE OF GLASS, AND DOOR IN THE HOUSE OF SAMUEL BARBER, IN BEARWARD STREET K R IG NORTHAMPTON KINGSUTTON MENTIONE D COURT NO. MENTIONE 11, BRIDGE NORTHAMPTON D STREET L A N C O 1842 A 1834 C 1841 T TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS Y 1844 VICTIM MENTIONE THE GROUNDS D MENTIONE D MOULTON SEE ARTICLE GEORGE GEE & JOSEPH BURTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT MOULTON, A TAME DUCK, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BARBER GEORGE GEE AND JOSEPH BURTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A TAME DUCK, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BARBER, AT MOULTON GEORGE GEE AND JOSEPH BURTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING ONE TAME DUCK, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BARBER, AT MOULTON. GEE ACQUITTED ; BARTON ONE MONTH'S SOLITARY CONFINEMENT MOULTON SEE ARTICLE MOULTON SEE ARTICLE VICTIM MOULTON JOSEPH JEYES, OF MOULTON, MASON, WAS CONVICTED IN THE DAMAGE AND COSTS, TOGETHER 13S., FOR WILFULLY BREAKING AN EARTHENWARE JUG, THE PROPERTY OF WORLEY BARBER, AT MOULTON, ON THE 29TH ULT VICTIM MOULTON JOHN JAYES, OF MOULTON, LABOURER, WAS CONVICTED OF ASSAULTING WORLEY BARBER, AT MOULTON, ON THE 13TH INSTANT, AND FINED WITH COSTS 12S. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES BARBS THEFT YARDLEY GOBION 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS BARBY THEFT WHITTLEBURY 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS BARBY THEFT WHITTLEBURY 1841 ASSAULT ON A POLICEMAN AT EAST HADDON THOMAS BARFOOT ASSAULT 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS THOMAS BARFORD ABSENTIN G HIMSELF 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ANN ASSIZES BARKER COUNTERF EIT COIN 1840 INQUEST ANN BARKER WELLINGB MENTIONE OROUGH NORTHAMPTON D ROAD 1842 DIED ASHBEL BARKER 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS CHARLES BARKER 1837 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS EDMUND BARKER 1837 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS EDWARD BARKER 1841 DISCOVERY OF STOLEN PROPERTY EZRAH BARKER 1839 NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES GEORGE H 1845 1845 1841 A R R K IG THOMAS BARFORD, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR DISOBEYING THE LAWFUL ORDER OF JOHN SLINN, HIS MASTER, AND ABSENTING HIMSELF WITHOUT HIS CONSENT L BARBY C WOLD N C O P DIED MENTIONE D CROSS KEYS SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE ON THE 12TH INSTANT, AT BARBY, ASHBEL, YOUNGEST SON OF MR. BARKER. THIS AMIABLE YOUNG MAN DIED IN PEACE (OF PULMONARY CONSUMPTION), AFTER A LONG ILLNESS WILLIAM HOLT WAS CONVICTED OF BEAKING TWO WINDOWS IN THE DWELLING HOUSE OF EDWARD DAVIS, AT WOLD, ON THE 17TH JANUARY INST., AND SENTENCED TO PAY THE DAMAGE AND COSTS, £1. JOHN WILLIAMS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SMOOTHING PLANE, THE PROPERTY OF EDMUND BARKER, CARPENTER VICTIM A SEE ARTICLE E EAST HADDON Y 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS SHOP LIFTING SHOP LIFTING NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES, BOROUGH PRISONERS WILLIAM BARBS, AGED 23, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT YARDLEY GOBION, A WETHER SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF EDMUND KIRBY JAMES KNIBBS, AGED 23, THOMAS BARBY, AGED 20, & PLOWMAN JONES, AGED 37 (JONES OUT ON BAIL), WERE CHARGED WITH BURGLARIOUSLY BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF THOMAS BIRD, OF WHITTLEBURY, AND STEALING THEREFROM A BASKET AND OTHER ARTICLES - KNIBBS AND BARRY GUILTY ; FIFTEEN YEARS TRANSPORTATION. JONES ACQUITTED JAMES KNIBBS, AGED 23, THOMAS BARBY, AGED 20, AND PLOWMAN JONES, AGED 37 (JONES OUT ON BAIL), CHARGED WITH BURGLARIOUSLY BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF THOMAS BIRD, OF WHITTLEBURY, AND STEALING THEREFROM A BASKET AND OTHER SUNDRIES T 1843 NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE MENTIONE HORSESHO NORTHAMPTON D E STREET SEE ARTICLE BARKER MENTIONE D TOWCESTER SEE ARTICLE H. BARKER ASSAULT COOKNOE SEE ARTICLE HANNAH HARRIET BARKER BARKER THEFT THEFT HEZEKIAH BARKER THEFT A L VICTIM SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE FREDERICK PANTHER, AGED 18, AND HEZEKIAH BARKER, 16, CHARGED WITH STEALING PART OF A CART HARNESS, THE PROPERTY OF RICHARD DOWNES 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS HEZEKIAH 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES BARKER 1838 INQUEST BARKER JOHN BARKER THEFT MENTIONE D MENTIONE WOOD D STREET WOOD STREET NORTHAMPTON FREDERICK PANTHER & HEZEKIAH BARKER, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF REINS, A BRIDLE, PAIR OF TRACES, A CROOPER, AND A BREECHEN, VALUE £3, THE PROPERTY OF RICHARD DOWNES, CARRIER EARLS BARTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE ON SATURDAY LAST, AFTER A SEVERE AFFLICTION, IN THE 35TH YEAR OF HIS AGE, MR. JOHN BARKER, HIDE MERCHANT, WOOD STREET, IN THIS TOWN, LEAVING A WIDOW TO LAMENT HIS LOSS ON THURSDAY LAST AT CREATON, MR. JOHN BARKER, IN HIS 20TH YEAR, ELDEST SON OF MR. THOMAS BARKER, BUTCHER, OF EAST HADDON NORTHAMPTON DIED JOHN BARKER DIED 1838 DIED JOHN BARKER DIED CREATON 1837 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS JOHN BARKER MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JONATHAN BARKER THEFT BRAFIELD ON THE GREEN JONATHAN BARKER, AGED 19, AND THOMAS ROBINSON, AGED 15, CHARGED WITH STEALING A TAME RABBIT, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS MORRIS, OF BRAFIELD ON THE GREEN 1844 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS JONATHAN BARKER GAME JOSEPH BARKER 1836 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION MARGARET BARKER 1837 DIED MARY DIED C DIED SHEEP STREET L BATH MEADOW ON SATURDAY NIGHT, A YOUNG MAN NAMED JOSEPH BARKER, A SHOEMAKER, OF THE THE GREEN, WAS TAKEN BEFORE THE MAYOR, CHARGED WITH BREAKING A WINDOW BELONGING TO JOSEPH PAGE, A SHOEMAKER, IN SCARLETWELL STREET. HE WAS ORDERED TO PAY COSTS SEE ARTICLE (AGED 76) NORTHAMPTON MARGARET BARKER, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR MALICIOUSLY BREAKING A PANE OF GLASS IN A WINDOW OF THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM THOMPSON, IN SHEEP STREET, NORTHAMPTON ROADE ON THE 23D JANUARY, AT ROADE, AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS, MARY, WIFE OF THOMAS BARKER, AGED 62 YEARS NORTHAMPTON IN THE AFTERNOON OF SATURDAY LAST A HAY RICK, THE PROPERTY OF MR. W. BARKER, STANDING IN BATH MEADOW, IN THIS TOWN, WAS SET ON FIRE BY SOME CHILDREN WITH LUCIFER MATCHES. AN ENGINE ARRIVED, HOWEVER, IN A FEW MINUTES, AND THE FIRE WAS SUBDUED AFTER DESTROYING BUT A COMPARATIVELY SMALL PORTION OF HAY 1843 FIRE MR. W. BARKER 1841 DISCOVERY OF STOLEN PROPERTY MRS. BARKER MENTIONE HORSESHO NORTHAMPTON D E STREET SEE ARTICLE 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES RICHARD BARKER VICTIM OVERSTONE WILLIAM CHAMBERS, CHARGED WITH STEALING HAND SAW, THE PROPERTY OF RICHARD BARKER, OF OVERSTONE RICHARD BARKER DAMAGE MEARS ASHBY SEE ARTICLE RICHARD BARKER LICENSE MEARS ASHBY SEE ARTICLE A FIRE SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH A BARKER DAMAGE E A INQUEST THE GREEN NORTHAMPTON L 1846 DAMAGE C BARKER N JOSEPH P DAMAGE O 1842 Y R R BRAFIELD ON THE GREEN K IG H T 1838 1843 1846 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS BARKER MENTIONE D GREAT CREATON RICHARD HICKMAN AND WILLIAM DUNKLEY, BOTH OF LITTLE CREATON, LABOURERS, WERE CONVICTED OF OF WILFULLY DAMAGING A TREE, THE PROPERTY OF MR. THOMAS BARKER, OF GREAT CREATON, FARMER, AND EACH ADJUDGED TO PAY THE DAMAGE AND COSTS, AMOUNTING TOGETHER TO 11S. 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS BARKER DAMAGE ROWELL SEE ARTICLE 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS BARKER MENTIONE D EAST HADDON 1838 DIED THOMAS BARKER MENTIONE D EAST HADDON 1837 DIED THOMAS BARKER MENTIONE D ROADE ON THE 23D JANUARY, AT ROADE, AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS, MARY, WIFE OF THOMAS BARKER, AGED 62 YEARS 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM BARKER THEFT YARDLEY GOBION WILLIAM BARKER, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT YARDLEY GOBION, A SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF EDMUND KIRBY 1838 DIED EDMUND BARLOW MENTIONE D 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION EDWARD BARLOW MENTIONE D 1838 DIED ELIZABETH BARLOW 1843 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS JAMES BARLOW 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JAMES BARLOW 1833 CALENDAR OF PRISONERS JAMES BARLOW 1833 CALENDAR OF PRISONERS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES JAMES BARLOW JAMES BARLOW THEFT THRAPSTON SEE ARTICLE VICTIM ROWELL THOMAS KILSBY, CHARGED WITH BEING CONCERNED WITH TWO OTHERS IN STEALING FOUR RABBITS FROM THE BARN OF JOHN BARLOW, OF ROWELL COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN BARLOW 1837 INQUEST REV. T. W. BARLOW 1835 ASSIZES REV. THOMAS BARLOW 1835 DIED RICHARD BARMBY T A L THRAPSTON ASSAULT DIED K R A L C THRAPSTON N THEFT MENTIONE D MENTIONE D E H IG R Y P O C 1838 NORTHAMPTON DRUNK A 1833 NORTHAMPTON DIED THEFT THOMAS PARKER, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR MISCONDUCT WHILST IN THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, MR. THOMAS BARKER, OF EAST HADDON, FARMER ON THURSDAY LAST AT CREATON, MR. JOHN BARKER, IN HIS 20TH YEAR, ELDEST SON OF MR. THOMAS BARKER, BUTCHER, OF EAST HADDON ON THE 14TH INST. IN THIS TOWN, AGED 79, ELIZABETH, RELICT OF MR. EDMUND BARLOW, LATE CLERK IN THE ROYAL REGIMENT OF HORSE GUARDS (BLUE) JOHN AUSTIN, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR LEAVING THE SERVICE OF EDWARD BARLOW ON THE 14TH INST. IN THIS TOWN, AGED 79, ELIZABETH, RELICT OF MR. EDMUND BARLOW, LATE CLERK IN THE ROYAL REGIMENT OF HORSE GUARDS (BLUE) WAS FINED 9S. 6D. FOR HIS UNBRIDLED CONDUCT WHEN DRUNK JAMES BARLOW, CHARGED WITH HAVING BROKEN INTO AND ENTERED THE DWELLING HOUSE OF WILLIAM SMITH, OF THRAPSTON, WITH INTENT TO COMMIT A FELONY THEREIN ; THE PRISONER IS ALSO CHARGED WITH ROBBING GEORGE BARNET, OF OLD WESTON, HUNTS, ON THE TURNPIKE ROAD NEAR THRAPSTON HENRY MUNDS, AGED 25, & JAMES BARLOW, 23, CHARGED WITH BREAKING AND ENTERING THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM SMITH, OF THRAPSTON, IN THE NIGHT-TIME, WITH INTENT TO COMMIT A FELONY SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE HIGHAM FERRERS ON THE 26TH ULTIMO, AT HIGHAM FERRERS, DEEPLY REGRETTED BY A NUMEROUS CIRCLE OF FRIENDS, RICHARD BARMBY, ESQ. FOR MANY YEARS AN EMINENT SURGEON IN THAT TOWN 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL MRS. BARNABY VICTIM HASELBEECH OSWALD HARDING, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF OATS AND OTHER ARTICLES, AT HASELBEECH, THE PROPERTY OF MRS. BARNABY 1839 NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES MR. BARNACLE MENTIONE D TOWCESTER SEE ARTICLE 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES WILLIAM BARNERY THEFT NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS EDWARD BARNES VICTIM KETTERING CALENDAR OF PRISONERS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES GEORGE BARNES VICTIM OLD WESTON DANIEL SPRIGGS, AGED 17, WAS INDICTED FOR STEALING SEVEN RABITS, VALUE 5S. THE PROPERTY OF EDWARD BARNES, OF KETTERING ; AND ALSO FOR STEALING FROM THE PERSON OF WILLIAM ROE, OF KETTERING, A PURSE CONTAINING SILVER AND COPPER COIN, &C. NO TRUE BILL, DISC SEE ARTICLE GEORGE BARNES VICTIM OLD WESTON SEE ARTICLE 1845 DIED JANE BARNES DIED 1846 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS JOHN BARNES LICENSE 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES MARY BARNES THEFT 1839 NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES MARY BARNES THEFT RICHARD BARNES Y THOMAS BARNES T H E IG K A R R NETHER HEYFORD OUNDLE MENTIONE ALFRED GARDENS D MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE THOMAS HUDSON, FOR 14 DAYS, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT NETHER HEYFORD, 12 LETTUCE PLANTS, THE PROPERTY OF RICHARD BARNES JOHN MOUNTAIN, CHARGED WITH STEALING A LAMB, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS BARNES, OF OUNDLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE BYFIELD AT BYFIELD, ON THE 11TH INST., AGED 19, JANE, YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF MR. WILLIAM BARNES ST. JAMES END SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON ANN SIMPSON AND MARY BARNETT, ALIAS MARY RUSSELL, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT NORTHAMPTON, THREE SOVEREIGNS, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS HARDING, OF LONDON VICTIM OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE BARNS THEFT YARDLEY GOBION SEE ARTICLE BARNES 1845 DIED WILLIAM BARNES 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM BARNES 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL MARY BARNETT ALIAS RUSSELL VICTIM THEFT L A BARNS N C WILLIAM 1843 DAVENTRY VICTIM INQUEST NORTHAMPTONSHIRE THOMAS SUMMER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES DAVENTRY VICTIM 1841 1835 BRACKLEY L 1835 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL HORSE & JOCKEY C 1844 AT BYFIELD, ON THE 11TH INST., AGED 19, JANE, YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF MR. WILLIAM BARNES THE LICENSE FOR THE HORSE AND JOCKEY, AT BRACKLEY, WAS TRANSFERRED FROM DAVID BOWERMAN TO JOHN BARNES BYFIELD A 1833 P 1833 O 1833 SEE ARTICLE 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM BARNSBY THEFT BRAUNSTON WILLIAM BARNSBY, OF BRAUNSTON, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN £55, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM MALIUS 1843 INQUEST WILLIAM BARNSDALL DIED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE (AGED 48) JOHN BARR DAMAGE JOSEPH BARR GAME WILLIAM BARR DAMAGE EDWARD BARRATT DISTURBA NCE T NASSINGTON COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ELIZABETH BARRATT THEFT 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS JAMES BARRATT THEFT UNION WORKHOU OUNDLE SE R 1838 E LITTLE OAKLEY MARSTON ST. LAWRENCE L Y SEE ARTICLE ELIZABETH BARRATT, CHARGED WITH STEALING DIVERS ARTICLES OF WEARING APPAREL, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN & ELIZA MARTIN, FROM THE OUNDLE POOR LAW UNION WORKHOUSE K 1843 BREACH OF THE PEACE R 1842 BARNSLEY A 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS CHARLES H 1842 PETTY SESSIONS IG 1840 WAS BROUGHT TO THE STATION HOUSE, CHARGED WITH A BREACH OF PEACE IN THE STREET, ON SUNDAY MORNING AT ONE O'CLOCK, AND BROUGHT BEFORE THE MAGISTRATES ON MONDAY. ORDERED TO PAY EXPENCES AND BE DISCHARGED. CHARLES BARNSLEY WAS BROUGHT UP AT THE SAME TIME, ON THE SAME CHARGE, BEFORE THE SAME MAGISTRATES, ON MONDAY, AND ORDERED TO PAY EXPENCES AND BE DISCHARGED WILLIAM & JOHN BARR, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR DAMAGING UNDERWOOD, THE PROPERTY OF THE EARL OF WESTMORELAND JOSEPH BARR, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS £2. 13S. 6D. BE PAID, FOR TRESPASSING IN SEARCH OF GAME ON THE LAND OF RICHARD REEVE, AT NASSINGTON WILLIAM & JOHN BARR, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR DAMAGING UNDERWOOD, THE PROPERTY OF THE EARL OF WESTMORELAND SEE ARTICLE JANE BARRATT, ROSANNA BARRATT, & LUCY BARRATT, ALL OF LITTLE OAKLEY, WERE EXAMINED AND ACQUITTED ON A CHARGE OF TAKING A STEEL TRAP, VALUE 5S. FROM A CLOSE IN THE ABOVE PARISH. THE CHARGE WAS BROUGHT BEFORE AGAINST THEM BY THOMAS ALEXANDER, GAMEKEEPER TO THE EARL OF CARDIGAN KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JANE BARRATT 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BARRATT ASSAULT BARBY JOHN BARRATT, FOR 14 DAYS, FPR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING JAMES SALISBURY, AT BARBY 1841 SHEEP STEALING JOHN BARRATT MENTIONE D HEATHENCOTE SEE ARTICLE GAME LITTLE OAKLEY JANE BARRATT, ROSANNA BARRATT, & LUCY BARRATT, ALL OF LITTLE OAKLEY, WERE EXAMINED AND ACQUITTED ON A CHARGE OF TAKING A STEEL TRAP, VALUE 5S. FROM A CLOSE IN THE ABOVE PARISH. THE CHARGE WAS BROUGHT BEFORE AGAINST THEM BY THOMAS ALEXANDER, GAMEKEEPER TO THE EARL OF CARDIGAN PENELOPE BARRATT, CHARGED WITH STEALING AN UMBRELLA, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN JOHNSTON, OF OUNDLE P 1845 LITTLE OAKLEY L A N C O C GAME KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS LUCY BARRATT 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL PENELOPE BARRATT THEFT OUNDLE 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS PENELOPE BARRATT THEFT OUNDLE 1845 DIED RICHARD BARRATT DIED A 1845 WELLINGT NORTHAMPTON ON PLACE PENELOPE BARRATT WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING, AT OUNDLE, AN UMBRELLA, THE PROPERTY OF T. BROWN. ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT, THE 26TH ULT., AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS, MR. RICHARD BARRATT, BAKER, OF WELLINGTON PLACE, IN THIS TOWN, AGED 33 YEARS BARRATT MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE JOHN BARREN ASSAULT EDWARD BARRETT VARIOUS ELIZABETH BARRETT THEFT GEORGE BARRETT SURETIES GEORGE BARRETT SURETIES SEE ARTICLE LITTLE OAKLEY T UNION WORKHOU OUNDLE SE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BARRETT THEFT 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JOHN BARRETT MENTIONE D 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN BARRETT 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN BARRETT 1836 DIED JOHN 1836 DIED MARY BARRETT 1836 DIED MARY ANN BARRETT 1836 DIED MR. 1836 DIED 1835 1835 R 1842 E JOHN BARRETT, AGED 20, AND JAMES SMART, AGED 28, CHARGED WITH STEALING AN EWE, THE PROPERTY OF HENRY ELLIOTT, OF GREENS NORTON BLATHERWICK SEE ARTICLE N A ST. GILES SQUARE NORTHAMPTON VIGO COTTAGE NORTHAMPTON L DIED COMMITTED FOR WANT OF SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE GREENS NORTON Y O C NEGLECTIN G CONTRACT DIED SEE ARTICLE MATTHEW WORRALL & GEORGE BARRETT, FOR RESUSING TO FIND SURETIES FOR THEIR APPEARANCE AT THE SESSIONS GREENS NORTON P THEFT BARRETT SEE ARTICLE K 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS SARAH R 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS LITTLE OAKLEY A 1838 GAME H 1843 BARRATT L 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS ROSANNA C 1842 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS IG 1845 JANE BARRATT, ROSANNA BARRATT, & LUCY BARRATT, ALL OF LITTLE OAKLEY, WERE EXAMINED AND ACQUITTED ON A CHARGE OF TAKING A STEEL TRAP, VALUE 5S. FROM A CLOSE IN THE ABOVE PARISH. THE CHARGE WAS BROUGHT BEFORE AGAINST THEM BY THOMAS ALEXANDER, GAMEKEEPER TO THE EARL OF CARDIGAN BRACKLEY BARRETT MENTIONE D BRACKLEY MR. J. C. BARRETT MENTIONE VIGO D COTTAGE NORTHAMPTON DIED MR. W. BARRETT DIED BRACKLEY SUDDEN DEATH MR. W. BARRETT DIED BRACKLEY A DIED JOHN BARRETT & JAMES SMART, BOTH OF GREENS NORTON, LABOURERS, CHARGED WITH STEALING AN EWE SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF HENRY ELLIOTT, AT GREENS NORTON JOHN BARRETT, BOATMAN, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR NEGLECTING HIS CONTRACT OF SERVICE WITH JOSEPH ADNITT SEE ARTICLE ON TUESDAY THE 27TH, AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS, MARY, WIFE OF MR. J. C. BARRETT, OF VIGO COTTAGE, IN THIS TOWN, AGED 41 ON SATURDAY THE 15TH INST. AFTER A LONG AND PAINFUL ILLNESS, MARY-ANN, THE BELOVED WIFE OF MR. BARRETT, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, BRACKLEY, IN THIS COUNTY, AGED 46 YEARS ON SATURDAY THE 15TH INST. AFTER A LONG AND PAINFUL ILLNESS, MARY-ANN, THE BELOVED WIFE OF MR. BARRETT, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, BRACKLEY, IN THIS COUNTY, AGED 46 YEARS ON TUESDAY THE 27TH, AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS, MARY, WIFE OF MR. J. C. BARRETT, OF VIGO COTTAGE, IN THIS TOWN, AGED 41 SUDDENLY, AT BRACKLEY, IN THIS COUNTY, ON SUNDAY EVENING LAST, MR. W. BARRETT, WHEELWRIGHT, &C. AGED 46 YEARS SEE ARTICLE 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS RICHARD BARRETT MENTIONE D 1840 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS RICHARD BARRETT MENTIONE D 1845 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS SAMUEL BARRETT WEIGHTS & MEASURES 1840 DIED SARAH BARRETT 1840 DIED THOMAS BARRETT 1846 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE DAVENTRY SEE ARTICLE BARRETT CHARGING HELMDON SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BARRETT EVADING TOLL BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM BARRETT FIGHTING GEORGE BARRICK THEFT GEORGE BARRICK THEFT ILLEGITIM ATE CHILDREN H RUSHDEN RUSHDEN MARTHA BARRINGER 1842 BOROUGH SESSIONS MR. BARRINGER 1843 COMPLAINT MR. 1843 ASSAULT MR. BARRINGER 1841 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS MR. BARRINGER 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS THOMAS BARRINGER MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON 1843 QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS BARRINGER VICTIM HARDINGSTONE 1843 QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS BARRINGER VICTIM HARDINGSTONE C N COMPLAIN SHEEP STREET T MENTIONE D SHEEP VICTIM STREET NORTHAMPTON NORTHAMPTON A E SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE ELIZ. FAIRY AND MARTHA BARRINGER, MOTHER OF ILLEGITIMATE CHILDREN ; THE FORMER FOR TWELVE AND THE LATTER FOR SIX MONTHS DICKINS AND PETTIT, WHO WERE CONVICTED AT OUR LAST BOROUGH SESSIONS OF A BURGLARY, THE FORMER AT THE HOUSE OF MR. BARRINGER, IN SHEEP STREET, THE LATTER AT THE HOUSE OF MR. SMITH, IN SPRING LANE, LEFT THIS TOWN ON MONDAY LAST, ON THEIR WAY TO THE WARRIOR HULK, LYING OFF WOOLWICH SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON L A C O P L TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION MENTIONE SHEEP D STREET K R GREATWORTH 1834 BARRINGER OF NORTHAMPTON, CARRIER, WAS CONVICTED IN THE MITIGATED PENALTY AND COSTS OF 10S. FOR EVADING THE TOLL PAYABLE AT COTTON END GATE ON THE 13 ULT. NORTHAMPTON IG NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS T DAVENTRY A 1842 DIED MENTIONE D R 1843 THE FOLLOWING PERSONS WERE CALLED ON TO PAY 5S. EXPENCES FOR HAVING IN THEIR POSSESSION DEFICIENT OR UNSTAMPED WEIGHTS AND MEASURES Y 1846 GEORGE SMITH, FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR ABSENTING HIMSELF FROM THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, RICHARD BARRETT, BAKER, WITHOUT HIS CONSENT CHARLES JONES, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR ABSENTING HIMSELF FROM THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, RICHARD BARRETT, WITHOUT HIS CONSENT, AND NEGLECTING TO RETURN AND SERVE HIM ACCORDING TO HIS INDENTURE SEE ARTICLE GEORGE HOLBROOK HARVEY, WILLIAM WARD, JOHN HERBERT, & JOHN HILL, SEVERALLY FOR ONE MONTH, UNLESS 12S. 6D. EACH BE PAID, FOR ASSEMBLING TO FIGHT IN THE OCCUPATION OF THOMAS BARRINGER, AND DAMAGING THE GRASS AND WALLS WILLIAM FRENCH, AGED 30, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF HAY FROM A FIELD AT HARDINGSTONE, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS BARRINGER WILLIAM FRENCH, AGED 30, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A QUANTITY OF HAY FROM A FIELD AT HARDINGSTONE, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS BARRINGER. 14 DAYS' HARD LABOUR 1838 DONATION THOMAS BARRINGER ST. DONATION SEPULCHRE NORTHAMPTON PARISH 1839 BOROUGH PRISONERS THOMAS BARRINGER VICTIM 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM BARRISTER DESERTING SERVICE 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ABRAHAM BARRON THEFT 1835 ASSIZES CHARLOTTE BARRON THEFT STOKE ALBANY 1835 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES CHARLOTTE BARRON THEFT STOKE ALBANY 1841 ASSAULT HENRY BARRON 1835 ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JAMES BARRON THEFT STOKE ALBANY ON THURSDAY EVENING LAST, HENRY BARRON, SHOEMAKER, WAS TAKEN BEFORE THE MAYOR AND CAPTAIN HEWLETT, CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING WILLIAM SPENCER, POLICE CONSTABLE, ON TUESDAY NIGHT LAST. THE CASE BEING FULLY PROVED, HE WAS ORDERED TO PAY COSTS, AMMOUNTING TO 8S. 6D., AND BOUND OVER TO KEEP THE PEACE FOR THREE MONTHS SEE ARTICLE JAMES BARRON THEFT STOKE ALBANY SEE ARTICLE JOHN BARRON Y STOKE ALBANY SEE ARTICLE JOHN BARRON THEFT RICHARD BARRON RICHARD BARRON INQUEST 1843 1843 T SEE ARTICLE BARROW THOMAS BARROW MRS. BARRY A R R K IG E H RICHARD L C ASSAULT N 1843 MENTIONE D MENTIONE D NON PAYMENT MENTIONE ASH STREET D A 1836 SEE ARTICLE STOKE ALBANY P 1836 SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE GRETTON SEE ARTICLE GRETTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE VICTIM JOHN NEWMAN, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE 27TH INST., STOLEN A SILVER WATCH, THE PROPERTY OF ISAAC BARSHAM BARSON MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE STEPHEN VEAL, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR NEGLECTING TO MANUFACTURE INTO SHOES A QUANTITY OF LEATHER DELIVERED TO HIM FOR THAT PURPOSE BY EDWIN BARSTOCK JOSEPH BARTLETT, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR RUNNING AWAY AND REFUSING TO PERFORM A CONTRACT OF SERVICE MADE WITH BRYAN SMITH AND JOHN CARRINGTON BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ISAAC BARSHAM 1845 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS A 1844 L 1835 ELIZABETH COLLINS, (OUT ON BAIL), CHARGED WITH STEALING A DIAPER, THE PROPERTY OF HER MASTER, THOMAS BARRINGER WILLIAM BARRISTER, FOR FOURTEEN DAYS, FOR DESERTING THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, JOHN ADAMS DAVID MEAKINS AND ABRAHAM BARRON, RESPECTIVELY FOR FOUR DAYS, FOR STEALING A GALLON OF APPLES FROM A GARDEN THE PROPERTY OF JOHN JONES, IN THE PARISH OF ST. SEPULCHRE. ST. SEPULCHRE NORTHAMPTON PARISH THEFT O 1835 ASSAULT C 1835 SEE ARTICLE 1836 BOROUGH COMMITMENT EDWIN BARSTOCK MENTIONE D 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOSEPH BARTLETT VARIOUS TRANSPORTED SARAH BARTLETT 1840 ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS SARAH BARTLETT THEFT WEEDON BECK 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ANDREW BARTLEY VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH 1846 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS EDWARD BARTON VICTIM GREATWORTH 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ROBERT BARTON VICTIM EVERDON 1834 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL ROBERT BARTON THEFT MR. BARTRAM ACCIDENT ROBERT BARTRAM VICTIM DAVID BARWELL ASSAULT E H NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE GRETTON SEE ARTICLE A L P E. H. BARWELL VICTIM 1841 PETTY SESSIONS E. H. BARWELL MENTIONE ABINGTON NORTHAMPTON STREET D MENTIONE D N C THEFT O K DRAPERY R NORTHAMPTON 1841 C JOHN JACKSON, JOHN FITZGIBBON, & ROBERT BARTON, FOR BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF THOMAS LOVELL, OF BARNWELL SEE ARTICLE DRAPERY Y 1842 IG 1834 ACCIDENT NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS THE FOLLOWING CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO THE PENITENTIARY, MILLBANK, VIZ. :GEORGE BRIGGS, SARAH BARTLETT, JOANNA COOPER, AND MARY CARDWELL SARAH BARTLETT, JOANNA COOPER, AND MARY CARDWELL, CHARGED WITH HAVING FELONIOUSLY STOLEN 17S. 6D. IN SILVER, FROM THE DWELLING HOUSE OF ZACHARIAH EVANS, OF WEEDON BECK GEORGE BAILEY, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING LUKE KNIGHT, CONSTABLE, AND ANDREW BARTLEY, OF WELLINGBOROUGH EMANUEL HUMPHREYS WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING TWO FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF EDWARD BARTON, OF GREATWORTH. THREE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR THOMAS WILLS, AGED 18, CHARGED WITH STEALING FIVE RABBITS, THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT BARTON, OF EVERDON BARNWELL R 1839 T 1840 TRANSPOR TED ON TUESDAY LAST A CHARWOMAN NAMED ANN BLAND, WAS BROUGHT BEFORE THE MAGISTRATES, CHARGE WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF POTATOES AND OTHER EATABLES FROM E.H. BARWELL, ESQ, UPON WHOSE PREMISES SHE WAS EMPLOYED. THE CASE WAS FULLY PROVED AGAINST HER, AND SHE WAS SENTENCED TO 14 DAYS' IMPRISONMENT. SEE ARTICLE GEORGE AYRES, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR DISOBEYING THE LAWFUL COMMANDS OF HIS MASTER, E.H. BARWELL, ABSENTING HIMSELF FROM HIS SERVICE, AND LEAVING HIS WORK UNFINISHED WILLIAM CHADWICK, 28, PLEADED GUILTY OF STEALING TWO PIECES OF TILE OR CAKE OF COPPER, THE PROPERTY OF E. H. BARWELL. TO BE IMPRISONED AND KEPT TO HARD LABOUR THREE CALENDAR MONTHS, THE LAST FORTNIGHT SOLITARY JOHN NICHOLS, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR ABSENTING HIMSELF FROM THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, E. H. BARWELL, AND NEGLECTING TO RETURN BOROUGH COMMITMENTS E. H. BARWELL 1839 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS E. H. BARWELL 1838 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS E. H. BARWELL MENTIONE D 1837 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS E. H. BARWELL VICTIM NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION EDWARD HARRISON BARWELL MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON JOHN NICHOLS, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ABSENTING HIMSELF TWO SEVERAL TIMES FROM THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, EDWARD HARRISON BARWELL, OF NORTHAMPTON 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS EDWARD HARRISON BARWELL MENTIONE D A L A 1841 VICTIM NORTHAMPTON JOHN COOCH, FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR DAMAGING AN IRON GATE, THE PROPERTY OF EDWARD HARRISON BARWELL BOROUGH COMMITMENTS EDWARD HARRISON BARWELL VICTIM 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BARWELL MENTIONE D 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BARWELL NEGLECTIN G WORK GRETTON JOHN BARWELL, FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR HAVING, AT GRETTON, NEGLECTED TO WORK, AND INJURED CERTAIN PARCHMENT SKINS, THE PROPERTY OF HIS MASTER, THOMAS MYERS JOHN BARWELL COMPLAIN T WELDON SEE ARTICLE JOHN BARWELL ASSAULT GRETTON SEE ARTICLE JOHN BARWELL JOHN BARWELL JOHN BARWELL GAME MR. E. H. BARWELL VICTIM SAMUEL BARWELL THEFT SAMUEL BARWELL THEFT LONG BUCKBY WILLIAM CHADWICK, ON SUSPICION OF STEALING A TILE OR CAKE, THE PROPERTY OF MR. E. H. BARWELL SAMUEL BARWELL AND THOMAS HANWELL, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A QUANTITY OF LEATHER, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN HARE, OF LONG BUCKBY SEE ARTICLE SAMUEL BARWELL Y FOR ONE MONTH, FOR BEING FOUND, ON THE 13 INST., IN THE HOUSE OF EDWARD HARRISON BARWELL, FOR THE PURPOSE OF COMMITTING A FELONY JOSEPH WESTON, AGED 22, FOR NOT FINDING SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS JOHN BARWELL 1841 THEFT LONG BUCKBY SEE ARTICLE THOMAS BARWELL ASSAULT GRETTON SEE ARTICLE 1840 1846 1834 1840 1841 1842 1844 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS TO OUR HOUSE OF CORRECTION TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THEFT COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITTED THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS BARWELL THOMAS BARWELL WILLIAM BARWELL T E H SEE ARTICLE CHIMNEY SWEEP TRESPASSI NG K IG SEE ARTICLE R A L 1842 GRETTON C 1834 SEE ARTICLE LONG BUCKBY R 1834 COMMITED TO THE COUNTY GAOL SINCE OUR LAST REPORT ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS N 1834 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS GRETTON GRETTON A 1839 P 1834 GAME L 1846 NEGLECTIN G WORK TRESPASSI NG O 1846 ASSAULT THOMAS BALE, FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR HAVING, IN HIS TRADE AS CHIMNEY SWEEP, RETAINED AND EMPLOYED ONE THOMAS BARWELL, A BOY UNDER THE AGE OF 14 YEARS, AND HE NOT BEING AN APPRENTICE BOUND ACCORDING TO THE PROVISIONS OF THE ACT OF PARLIAMENT SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE RUSHDEN SARAH BARWICK, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR ASSAULTING KEZIA, WIFE OF JOHN WILMOT, OF RUSHDEN SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM EARL & JAMES CLARKE, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR WILFULLY BREAKING 23 PANES OF GLASS IN THE HOUSE OF JOB BASELEY, AT WELTON SARAH BARWICK GEORGE BASELEY JOB BASELEY VICTIM WELTON JOHN BASELEY GAME LOYS WEEDON FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS £2. 16S. 6D. BE PAID, FOR TRESPASSING AFTER GAME AT LOYS WEEDON A 1842 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS TO OUR HOUSE OF CORRECTION C 1844 THEFT 1834 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL JOHN BASELEY VICTIM UPPER BODDINGTON JOHN SANDERS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A BARREL, CONTAINING 18 GALLONS OF ALE, BELONGING TO JOHN BASELEY, OF UPPER BODDINGTON 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BASELEY GAME BADBY OF BADBY, FOR ONE MONTH, UNDER THE GAME LAWS SEE ARTICLE THOMAS BASELEY THEFT WAPPENHAM SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BASELEY MENTIONE D WEEDON BECK JOHN HALL, FOR WANT OF SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS WILLIAM BASELEY, OF WEEDON BECK WILLIAM BASELEY MENTIONE D WEEDON SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BASELEY GAME BADBY FOR THREE MONTHS, UNLESS £5 BE PAID, FOR HAVING, ON SUNDAY THE 7TH INST., AT BADBY, USED A GUN FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF GAME BRACKLEY WILLIAM BASELEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BRACKLEY, TWO HURDLES, THE PROPERTY OF W. K. MALINS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM BASELEY THEFT 1837 INQUEST WILLIAM BASELEY MENTIONE D 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM BASELEY GAME LAWS 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN BASELY VICTIM 1836 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BASFORD LEAVING DAUGHTER 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOSEPH BASFORD 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS PHOEBE BASFORD 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL SAMUEL 1839 ASSIZES SAMUEL 1838 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES INQUEST NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS R Y E TOWCESTER PATTESHALL N THEFT COLD HIGHAM A L FOR 14 DAYS, FOR LEAVING HIS DAUGHTER CHARGEABLE TO TOWCESTER PARISH FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR NOT PERMORMING AN ORDER OF BASTARDY MADE FOR RELIEF OF THE PARISH OF COLD HIGHAM JAMES LEONARD, AGED 30, AND PHEOEB BASFORD, AGED 21, CHARGED WITH STEALING A POUND AND A HALF OF BACON, BELONGING TO WILLIAM BUTCHER, OF PATTESHALL SAMUEL BASFORD, CHARGED WITH BURGLARIOUSLY ENTERERING THE HOUSE OF HENRIETTA HARLEY, AND STEALING THEREFROM A SILVER WATCH THEFT THEFT GEORGE YEATES, OF PASSENHAM, AND WILLIAM BASELEY OF BADBY, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, CONVICTED OF TRESPASSING IN PURSUIT OF GAME JOHN THOMPSON, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS £1. 12S. 6D. BE PAID, FOR BREAKING THE WINDOWS OF JOHN BASELY, OF THE FOUNTAIN INN, TOGETHER WITH CERTAIN JUGS AND GLASSES K IG FOUNTAIN NORTHAMPTON INN P O C BASFORD BASFORD SEE ARTICLE BADBY NON PAYMENT COSGROVE SAMUEL BASFORD, 23, CHARGED WITH BURGLARIOUSLY BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF HENRIETTA HARTLEY, OF COSGROVE, AND STEALING THEREFROM A SILVER WATCH SAMUEL BASFORD THEFT COSGROVE WILLIAM BASFORD DIED STOWE HILL SAMUEL BASFORD, STOCKINGER, CHARGED WITH A BURGLARY AND ROBBERY IN THE HOUSE OF HENRIETTA HARTLEY, OF COSGROVE, WAS STATED BY MR. GRANT, THE GAOLER, TO BE INSANE, AND THE CASE WAS RESPITED TILL NEXT ASSIZES SEE ARTICLE (AGED 3) WILLIAM BASFORD VICTIM BLISWORTH SEE ARTICLE A 1839 T 1837 R 1842 MENTIONE FOUNTAIN NORTHAMPTON D INN A 1844 BASELEY H 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY HOUSE OF CORRECTION MR. L 1838 ACCIDENT C 1839 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM BASKETFIELD THEFT HANDLEY WILLIAM BASKETFIELD, CHARGED WITH BEING FOUND, WITH A FELONIOUS INTENT OF STEALING WHEAT, IN A BARN, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH JOHNSON, OF HANDLEY 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BASKETFIELD THEFT HANDLEY, NEAR TOWCESTER SEE ARTICLE 1839 DIED JAMES BASON DIED BLAKESLEY SEE ARTICLE 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS BASON MENTIONE D MORETON PINKNEY JOHN & WILLIAM PRESTIDGE, BOTH OF MORETON PINKNEY, LABOURERS, FOR TWO MONTHS, ON NON PAYMENT ON PENALTY AND COSTS, FOR ASSAULTING THOMAS BASON 1845 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM BASON NEGLECTIN ST. GILES G WIFE & PARISH CHILDREN NORTHAMPTON WILLIAM BASON & JOHN DULEY, JUN., EACH FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ALLOWING THEIR WIVES AND CHILDREN TO BECOME CHARGEABLE TO ST. GILES 1844 COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM BASON VICTIM CHALCOMBE HENRY PRESTIDGE, FOR TWO CALENDAR MONTHS, FOR ASSAULTING WILLIAM BASON, OF CHALCOMBE 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM BASS MENTIONE D BASS 1835 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL JOHN BASSETT VICTIM 1838 DIED MRS. BASSETT DIED 1842 1843 JOHN BASSIT TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ALEXANDER BATCHELOR ELIZABETH BATCHELOR JAMES P K L ROWELL TOWCESTER C DAMAGE NON PAYMENT R A BASSFORD SEE ARTICLE FOR THREE WEEKS, FOR DAMAGING SEVERAL TREES AT TOWCESTER ROWELL SEE ARTICLE VICTIM WELTON WILLIAM LABRUM, FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR VIOLENTY ASSAULTING ALEXANDER BATCHELOR, OF WELTON, AND ONE MONTH FOR ASSAULTING WILLIAM THORNTON, OF THE SAME PLACE MENTIONE D HELMDON SEE ARTICLE BATCHELOR MENTIONE D DAVENTRY EDWARD BOWE, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES, FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THE SESSIONS, AND TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS JAMES BATCHELOR, OF DAVENTRY N NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION T R Y JOHN ASSAULT A 1838 BASSETT L 1843 WILLIAM O 1835 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS C 1844 ROWELL NASEBY JEREMIAH COOPER, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR ABSENTING HIMSELF FROM THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, WILLIAM BASS, AFTER BEING RELEASED FROM A SIMILAR OFFENCE ON THE 29TH ULT. WILLIAM WATSON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A WATCH, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH MARLOW, AND WITH PICKING THE POCKET OF JOHN BASSETT OF THREE HALF CROWNS, THREE SHILLINGS, AND SIXPENCE, AT ROWELL ON THE 20TH ULT. AT NASEBY LODGE, IN THIS COUNTY, MRS. BASSETT, IN THE 38TH YEAR OF HER AGE, SINCERELY REGRETTED BY ALL WHO KNEW HER E WILLIAM H BOROUGH COMMITMENTS IG 1841 MENTIONE D JEREMIAH COOPER, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR DISOBEYING THE LAWFUL COMMANDS OF HIS MASTER, WILLIAM BASS, SHOEMAKER, AND ABSENTING HIMSELF FROM HIS SERVICE BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS RICHARD BATCHELOR CHARGING HELMDON SEE ARTICLE 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES RICHARD BATCHELOR VICTIM HELMDON HENRY SOUTH, AGED 21, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO SILVER TEA SPOONS AND A SILVER TABLE SPOON, THE PROPERTY OF RICHARD BATCHELOR, OF HELMDON 1842 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS RICHARD BATCHELOR VICTIM HELMDON SEE ARTICLE WERRINGTON AUSTIN PERKINS, 42, CHARGED WITH HAVING MALICIOUSLY SET FIRE TO AND BURNT A QUANTITY OF THRASHED STRAW, WHICH WAS IN A HOVEL IN THE FARM YARD OF WILLIAM BATE, OF WERRRINGTON 1834 ASSIZES WILLIAM A 1846 BATE VICTIM COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION HENRY BATEMAN SURETIES 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS HENRY BATEMAN SURETIES JOHN BATEMAN SURETIES JOHN BATEMAN SURETIES NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN BATEMAN REMOVAL 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN BATEMAN REMOVAL JOHN BATEMAN VICTIM JOSEPH COLTMAN BATEMAN TITCHMARSH A 1843 COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS AGED 26 (OUT ON BAIL), FOR WANT OF SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HIS WIFE, &C JOHN BATEMAN, A PERSON NOW CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF NETHER HEYFORD, WAS EXAMINED AS TO THIS NETHER HEYFORD TO SETTLEMENT, AND ORDERS WERE MADE FOR HIS REMOVAL, MIDDLETON CHENEY TOGETHER WITH WIFE AND CHILDREN, TO MIDDLETON CHENEY THE ORDERS FOR THE REMOVAL OF JOHN BATEMAN, AND HIS NETHER HEYFORD TO WIFE AND FAMILY, FROM NETHER HEYFORD TO MIDDLETON MIDDLETON CHENEY CHENEY, WERE SUSPENDED ON ACCOUNT OF THE ILLNESS OF HIS WIFE COMPLAIN T RINGSTEAD P 1844 FOR WANT OF SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HIS WIFE R 1842 Y 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS HENRY BATEMAN, LATE OF OUNDLE, WAS HELD TO BAIL WITH TWO SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS SARAH BATEMAN FOR SIX MONTHS OUNDLE L 1844 HENRY BATEMAN, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS SARAH BATEMAN E 1843 CHARLES NEWEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT EASTON, FIVE TAME FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF GREGORY BATEMAN EASTON K VICTIM R BATEMAN T GREGORY H COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL IG 1838 ALFRED BOLLARD, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR ASSAULTING JOHN BATEMAN, AT TITCHMARSH SEE ARTICLE KELMARSH WE ARE HAPPY TO HEAR THAT LADY BATEMAN HAS KINDLY GIVEN ORDERS FOR EVERY POOR FAMILY IN THE VILLAGE TO BE SUPPLIED WITH ONE HUNDRED WEIGHT OF COALS EVERY WEEK DURING THE WINTER EASTON SEE ARTICLE LADY BATEMAN COAL 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS REV. G. BATEMAN VICTIM 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS REV. G. BATEMAN VICTIM 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS REV. G. BATEMAN 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL REV. GREGORY BATEMAN 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ROBERT BATEMAN THEFT 1833 MICHAELMAS QUARTER SESSIONS ROBERT BATEMAN ASSAULT AGAINST WILLIAM SIMONS, 40, AND ROBERT BATEMAN, 25, COMMITTED ON CHARGES OF ASSAULT, NO PROSECUTOR APPEARED 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION SARAH BATEMAN SURETIES HENRY BATEMAN, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS SARAH BATEMAN 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS SARAH BATEMAN MENTIONE D A N C C KELMARSH O 1845 EASTON A L VICTIM EASTON C. NEWEY WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF THE REV. G. BATEMAN, OF EASTON, AND ANOTHER. 7 YEARS' TRANSPORTATION T. JACKSON, INDICTED FOR STEALING SEVERAL TAME FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF THE REV. G. BATEMAN, OF EASTON, WAS ACQUITTED THOMAS JACKSON, CHARGED WITH STEALING SEVERAL TAME FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF THE REV. GREGORY BATEMAN VICTIM CHACOMBE OUNDLE FOR A BREACH OF THE PEACE HENRY BATEMAN, LATE OF OUNDLE, WAS HELD TO BAIL WITH TWO SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS SARAH BATEMAN FOR SIX MONTHS 1834 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES WILLIAM BATEMAN ASSAULT RINGSTEAD SEE ARTICLE EDWARD BATES MENTIONE D GUILSBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ELIZABETH BATES THEFT TOWCESTER 1840 DIED GEORGE BATES DIED YARDLEY GOBION GEORGE BATES THEFT CHACOMBE JESSE BATES THEFT ISLIP GAME DAVENTRY 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN BATES GAME 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JOHN BATES MENTIONE D 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JOHN BATES 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES JOHN BATES 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BATES 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOSEPH BATES 1845 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS JOSEPH IG GRENDON KETTERING A R Y DESBOROUGH 1845 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES C MENTIONE D N O P L DAMAGE BASTARDY ORDERS A BATES FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR USING A SNARE FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF GAME AT DAVENTRY OF GRENDON, LABOURER, WAS CONVICTED OF A TRESPASS IN SEARCH OF GAME IN COLD OAK WOOD, IN THE PARISH OF YARDLEY HASTINGS, ON THE 30TH OF APRIL LAST, AND FINED, WITH COSTS, £2. 12S. 6D. E BATES SEE ARTICLE R JOHN C 1842 SEE ARTICLE T 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION H 1835 ELIZABETH BATES WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A PAIR OF STAYS, THE PROPERTY OF HENRY HENSON, OF TOWCESTER. SIX WEEKS' HARD LABOUR ON THE 11TH INSTANT, GEORGE BATES, AGED 37, GOVERNOR OF THE YARDLEY GOBION WORKHOUSE, HIGHLY RESPECTED BY THE GUARDIANS K 1843 SEE ARTICLE JOHN GINNS, OF DESBOROUGH, WAS CHARGED WITH BREAKING AND TAKING AWAY CERTAIN BITS OF STICK FROM A STAKE HEDGE, THE PROPERTY OF MR. TURNER, OF THE SAME PLACE. HE WAS REQUIRED TO PAY 5S. THE AMOUNT OF THE COSTS. JOHN BATES AND ROBERT COLEMAN, WERE CONVICTED OF A SIMILAR OFFENCE ON PROPERTY TO THE SAME PROPRIETO, AND WERE ORDERED TO PAY EACH THE SUM OF 5S. THEY WERE ALL ALLOWED A FORTNIGHT IN WHICH TO RAISE THE MONEY KETTERING SEE ARTICLE ROWELL JOHN SMITH, OF ABTHORPE, JOHN BATES, OF ROWELL, AND JAMES KEACH, OF IRTHLINGBOROUGH, FOR THREE MONTHS EACH, FOR NOT PERFORMING ORDERS OF BASTARDY JOSIAH AINSWORTH, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR A MISDEMEANOUR, IN THE SERVICE OF HIS EMPLOYER, JOHN BATES, OF KETTERING FOR ONE MONTH, FOR DAMAGING, WITH INTENT TO STEAL, A QUANTITY OF TURNIPS, AT GRENDON JOSEPH BATES AND WILLIAM SMITH, BOTH OF RAUNDS, WERE CHARGED BY SUPERINTENDENT KNIGHT WITH BEING DRUNK ON THE 8TH INSTANT. POLICE CONSTABLE TUCKEY PROVED THE CHARGE, AND THEY WERE FINED 5S. EACH, AND COSTS KETTERING DAMAGE GRENDON BATES DRUNK RAUNDS JOSEPH BATES THEFT GRENDON SEE ARTICLE JOSEPH BATES MENTIONE D STANWICK SEE ARTICLE A L MENTIONE D MARY ANN BATES CHARGING DESBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE MR. J. L. BATES DAVENTRY SEE ARTICLE PHOEBE BATES DIED IDLE & DISORDER LY RICHARD BATES THEFT GRENDON RICHARD BATES THEFT GRENDON WYMAN SMITH, FOR ONE MONTH, & PHOEBE BATES, FOR 21 DAYS, AS IDLE AND DISORDERLY PERSONS SEE ARTICLE BATES MAYOR 1844 ASSIZES THOMAS BATES VICTIM 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS BATES RIDING ON WAGGON DAVENTRY 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS BATES 1835 1835 ASSIZES ASSIZES WILLIAM WILLIAM BATES BATES 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BATES 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS RICHARD BATH 1844 COUNTY SESSIONS RICHARD BATH 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES SOLOMON 1838 ASSIZES 1838 1840 R SIBBERTOFT NASEBY Y THEFT POLEBROOK P DAMAGE DAMAGE ON MONDAY LAST MR. THOMAS SANDERS WAS ELECTED MAYOR FOR THE ENSUING YEAR, IN THE PLACE OF MR. SAMUEL BATES, WHO PAID THE FINE OF £20. JOSEPH SIMONS, AGED 26, CHARGED WITH SETTING FIRE TO A HOVEL AND PREMISES AT SIBBERTOFT, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS BATES E SAMUEL K DAVENTRY IG 1844 O RICHARD BATES, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SHIRT FROM THE HOUSE OF JOHN HOUGHTON, OF GRENDON R 1845 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS GRENDON T 1845 DAMAGE A 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION BATES H 1839 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS INQUEST LAWRENCE L 1845 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS RAUNDS C 1843 JOSEPH DRIVER, LAWRENCE BATES, AND ELI BROWN, WERE CHARGED BY MR. STEPHENS, AND OTHERS, OF GRENDON, WITH BREAKING FENCES, AND EACH FINED 9S. 6D., INCLUDING COSTS, OR 21 DAYS' IMPRISONMENT IN DEFAULT OF PAYMENT SEE ARTICLE THOMAS BATES, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF TROUSERS, THE PROPERTY OF HENRY RICHARDS, OF POLEBROOK SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH / MILTON GEORGE SIMONDS (27) AND WILLIAM BATES (32) WHO HAD REFUSED TO IDEMNIFY THE PARISHES OF WELLINGBOROUGH AND MILTON, IN MATTERS OF BASTARDY, WERE DISCHARGED WELLINGBOROUGH RICHARD BATH, AGED 24, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT WELLINGBOROUGH, FROM THE HOUSE OF JAMES FINEDON, A WORK BOX, A QUANTITY OF RIBBONS, AND OTHER ARTICLES THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH RICHARD BATH, CHARGED WITH STEALING A WORK BOX AND A QUNATITY OF RIBANDS, FROM THE DWELLING HOUSE OF JAMES FINEDON, OF WELLINGBOROUGH BATSON MENTIONE D LOWICK SEE ARTICLE GEORGE BATTAMS VICTIM IRCHESTER NORTHAMPTON SUMMER ASSIZES GEORGE BATTAMS VICTIM IRCHESTER NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS JOHN BATTAMS VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH N C BASTARDY A L A THEFT WILLIAM PERCIVAL, 68, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN AN EWE SHEEP, FROM A CLOSE IN THE PARISH OF IRCHESTER, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE BATTAMS WILLIAM PERCIVAL PLEADED GUILTY TO STEALING AN EWE SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE BATTAMS, FROM A CLOSE IN THE PARISH OF IRCHESTER, ON THE 19TH OF JUNE LAST. TEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION SEE ARTICLE 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN BATTAMS VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH JOHN COOPER, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PIECE OF BEEF WEIGHING 7 OR 8LB. FROM THE SHOP OF JOHN BATTAMS, OF WELLINGBOROUGH 1843 LAMBS WORRIED MR. BATTAMS MENTIONE D HARDINGSTONE SEE ARTICLE 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS WILLIAM BATTAMS MENTIONE D HARDINGSTONE RICHARD WESTLEY, FOR A BREACH OF THE PEACE AGAINST WILLIAM BATTAMS, OF HARDINGSTONE. TO FIND SURETY FOR ONE YEAR. ANN BATTERSON VICTIM QUINTON THOMAS MATHEW, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR AN ASSAULT ON ANN BATTERSON, OF QUINTON CHARLOTTE BATTERSON HACKLETON SEE ARTICLE JOHN THOMAS BATTERSON BATTERSON MENTIONE D ASSAULT ASSAULT J. BATTISON ASSAULT EMBEZZLE MENT 1836 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS BATTISON VICTIM 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS BATTISON ASSAULT 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JAMES BATTLE 1840 DIED WILLIAM BATTLE 1840 ACCIDENT REV. W. BATTLEY 1840 ACCIDENT W. 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ABRAHAM ASSIZES 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION GEORGE BAUCTT 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BAUCTT 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE T FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR EMBEZZLING A PAIR OF LASTS, THE PROPERTY OF HIS EMPLOYERS, MESSRS. HALLAM & HARRIS BRAFIELD ON THE GREEN BRAYFIELD Y VICTIM WELDON C P O E BATTISON K THOMAS SEE ARTICLE R BOROUGH COMMITMENTS R 1840 COOKNOE A 1837 SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE H 1840 1840 L 1834 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTON SUMMER ASSIZES PETTY SESSIONS PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS IG 1845 DIED CRANFORD JOHN HOLLOWELL, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS THE SUM OF £5 BE SOONER PAID, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING THOMAS BATTISON AT BRAFIELD ON THE GREEN THOMAS BATTISON, FOR AN ASSAULT ON THE CONSTABLE OF BRAFIELD. ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT CHARLES GILBY, AGED 19, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING FROM THE KITCHEN OF JAMES BATTLE, OF WELDON, A PIECE OF BACON. ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT ON CHRISTMAS DAY, AT CRANFORD, AGED 30, MR. WILLIAM BATTLE, WIDOWER, BREWER, LEAVING TWO YOUNG CHILDREN SEE ARTICLE THRAPSTON BATTY THEFT THEFT SEE ARTICLE ABRAHAM BATTY, 22, WAS INDICTED FOR HAVING STOLEN A GELDING, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH ADAMS. GUILTY TRANSPORTATION FOR LIFE. JOHN & GEORGE BAUCUTT, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, AND AT THE EXPIRATION OF THAT TIME TO FIND SURETIES, &C. FOR NIGHT POACHING JOHN & GEORGE BAUCUTT, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, AND AT THE EXPIRATION OF THAT TIME TO FIND SURETIES, &C. FOR NIGHT POACHING A N C THRAPSTON BATTLEY MENTIONE D ACCIDENT L A BAUCUTT NIGHT POACHING NIGHT POACHING DAMAGE GREAT HOUGHTON GEORGE BAUCUTT & JOHN BAUCUTT, BOTH OF GREAT HOUGHTON, LABOURERS, WERE CONVICTED OF MALICIOUSLY DAMAGING THE DWELLING HOUSE OF WILLIAM MARRIOTT, OF GREAT HOUGHTON, ON THE 16TH INST., AND ORDERED TO PAY WITH COSTS £1. 16S. 6D. EACH., AND IN DEFAULT OF PAYMENT THEY WERE EACH COMMITTED TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION FOR TWO MONTHS HARD LABOUR GREAT HOUGHTON BENJAMIN BAUD SILVERSTONE SEE ARTICLE CHARLES BAUD VICTIM MENTIONE MARKET D SQUARE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE JOHN BAWCUTT ASSAULT LITTLE HOUGHTON JOHN BAWCUTT, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR ASSAULTING THOMAS PIKE, OF LITTLE HOUGHTON MR. BAWMAN VICTIM GEORGE HOTEL WORKHOU OUNDLE SE TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ELLEN BAXTER VICTIM 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BAXTER MENTIONE D JOHN BAXTER VICTIM JOHN BAXTER VICTIM REV. R. W. BAXTER BURGLARIES REV. R. W. BAXTER 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION REV. R. W. BAXTER 1842 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS ASSIZES REV. R. W. REV. W. BAXTER BAXTER 1846 NORTHAMPTON SESSIONS ROBERT BAXTER 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS SAMUEL BAXTER 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL SAMUEL BAXTER 1838 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS WILLIAM BAXTER 1838 DIED WILLIAM BAXTER VICTIM VICTIM EMBEZZLE MENT E KINGSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE KINGSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE KINGSTHORPE KINGSTHORPE JOHN TUCHINER, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR STEALING SIX LETTUCES FROM THE GARDEN OF THE REV. R. BAXTER, OF KINGSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE KINGSTHORPE N C MENTIONE D SILVER STREET HENRY JAMES MANN ALIAS HENRY ASHBY, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF SAMUEL BAXTER, AND STEALING THEREFROM A PAIR OF SHOES, TO BE IMPRISONED SIX MONTHS, WITH HARD LABOUR HENRY JAMES MANN ALIAS HENRY ASHBY, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF SAMUEL BAXTER, AND STEALING THEREFROM A PAIR OF SHOES A VICTIM VICTIM MENTIONE BLACK D LION INN BLACK LION INN, DIED ST. GILES STREET MARY SETH, A PAUPER IN OUNDLE WORKHOUSE, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING ELLEN BAXTER AND SARAH SIMS THOMAS WARDELL, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS £3 BE PAID, FOR USING A SNARE FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF GAME ON LANDS IN THE POSSESSION OF JOHN BAXTER, AT WOOD NEWTON GEORGE RIPPIN, AGED 21, CHARGED WITH STEALING THREE FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BAXTER GEORGE RIPPIN, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT WOODNEWTON, THREE FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BAXTER K IG R Y BURGLARY O 1842 VICTIM A 1842 WOODNEWTON P 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WOOD NEWTON L 1845 SEE ARTICLE H 1837 NORTHAMPTON R 1841 DAMAGE T 1839 BAUCUTT A 1841 HIGHWAY ROBBERY NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTON MIDSUMMER ASSIZES JOHN L 1835 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS C 1842 GEORGE BAUCUTT & JOHN BAUCUTT, BOTH OF GREAT HOUGHTON, LABOURERS, WERE CONVICTED OF MALICIOUSLY DAMAGING THE DWELLING HOUSE OF WILLIAM MARRIOTT, OF GREAT HOUGHTON, ON THE 16TH INST., AND ORDERED TO PAY WITH COSTS £1. 16S. 6D. EACH., AND IN DEFAULT OF PAYMENT THEY WERE EACH COMMITTED TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION FOR TWO MONTHS HARD LABOUR NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON ON SUNDAY LAST, AGED 47, MR. WILLIAM BAXTER, OF THE BLACK LION INN, ST. GILES STREET, IN THIS TOWN. HE HAS LEFT A WIFE AND TWO CHILDREN TO LAMENT HIS LOSS 1837 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS ANN BAYES COURT MENTIONE YARD, NORTHAMPTON D HORSESHO E LANE 1844 DIED ELIZABETH BAYES DIED 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BAYES ASSAULT HIGHAM FERRERS 1835 DIED JOSEPH BAYES DIED KETTERING 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS MARY ANN BAYES MENTIONE D KETTERING 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS MR. W. BAYES MENTIONE D 1842 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS W. 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES BAYES 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS BAYLEY 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM BAYLEY 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN BAYLIS 1845 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS MR. W. A. BAYLIS 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN 1836 1833 DIED ACCIDENT 1833 L C ISHAM SEE ARTICLE K R A R Y P O VICTIM CHARLES PANTHER, AN APPRENTICE OF MR. W. BAYES, APPEARED BEFORE THE BENCH TO COMPLAIN THAT THIS MASTER HAD NOT ACTED TOWARDS HIM AS HE HAD BEEN ORDERED TO DO BY THE BENCH, WHEN HE WAS BEFORE IT THAT DAY MONTH. MR. BAYES NOT BEING IN THE WAY, IT WAS DECIDED THAT HE SHOULD BE SUMMONED TO ANSWER TO THE CHARGE JOHN SAVAGE, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF ASH POLES, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BAYES, OF ISHAM NORTHAMPTON THOMAS BAYLEY, OF GREAT CREATON, BLACKSMITH, ENTERED INTO RECOGNIZANCE FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THE SESSIONS, AND IN THE MEANTIME TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS SUSAN REDLEY, OF THE SAME PLACE FOR 21 DAYS, FOR WANDERING ABOUT TRADING AS A HAWKER OR PEDLAR WITHOUT THE REQUIRED LICENSE WILLIAM READ, CHARGED WITH HAVING KILLED AND STOLEN A BOG PIG, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BAYLIS, OF PAULERSPURY MR. W. A. BAYLIS APPLIED FOR A SUMMONS AGAINST JAMES FARMER, OF HELMDON, FOR CUTTING TREES DOWN. IT APPEARED TO BE A CASE OF DISPUTED RIGHT, AND THE SUMMONS WAS NOT ISSUED WILLIAM READ, 29, FOR KILLING A PIG, BELONGING TO JOHN BAYLISS, OF PAULERSPURY, AND STEALING THE CARCASE, WAS ORDERED TO BE TRANSPORTED FOR SEVEN YEARS SEE ARTICLE (AGED 14) SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE DIED WELTON DIED FARTHINGSTONE SEE ARTICLE (AGED 8) JUNE 9TH, AT FARTHINGSTONE, MR. G. BAZELEY, AGED 27 YEARS SURETIES GREAT CREATON N C E H IG KETTERING MENTIONE D BAYES ON TUESDAY THE 23D INST., MUCH RESPECTED, MRS. ELIZABETH BAYES, OF NEWLAND, IN THIS TOWN, IN THE 78TH YEAR OF HER AGE JOHN BAYES, FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING ANN RIDDLE, AT HIGHAM FERRERS LATELY, AT KETTERING, IN THE 75TH YEAR OF HIS AGE, MR. JOSEPH BAYES, MASON AND BRICK MANUFACTURER, DESERVEDLY RESPECTED BY ALL WHO KNEW HIM GEORGE MUTTON, OF KETTERING, WAS SUMMONED FOR REFUSING TO SUPPORT MARY ANN BAYES, A CHILD OF HIS WIFE'S PRIOR TO HIS MARRYING HER. HE APPEARED, AND WAS INFORMED THAT THE LAW REQUIRED HIM TO SUPPORT THE CHILD, WHICH, AFTER MAKING SOME OBJECTION, HE CONSENTED TO DO SO. NORTHAMPTON T NEWLAND SEE ARTICLE A NO LICENSE PAULERSPURY L VICTIM HELMDON BAYLISS VICTIM PAULERSPURY FRANCIS JAMES BAYS BAYS DIED ACCIDENT ACCIDENT JAMES BAYS ACCIDENT 1845 INQUEST FRANCES BAZELEY 1841 DIED G. BAZELEY A SUMMONS CASTLE STREET 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BAZELEY VICTIM NETHER HEYFORD 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BAZELEY VICTIM NETHER HEYFORD 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN BAZELEY LICENSE 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS JOHN BAZELEY MENTIONE D BRAMPTON ASH 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN BAZELEY THEFT LOYS WEEDON 1838 TRANSPORTED JOHN BAZELEY TRANSPOR TED 1845 NUISANCE MR. BAZELEY 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION SAMUEL BAZELEY 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS BAZELEY THOMAS 1838 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS THOMAS 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS BAZELEY 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM 1834 1838 T E L C N TRANSPOR TED THEFT L A BAZELEY WILLIAM HUMFREY & JOHN BAZELEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PIECE OF ASH TIMBER, AT LOYS WEEDON, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES MASTERS THE FOLLOWING CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL, TO THE YORK HULK, GOSPORT :- JOHN PRIDMORE AND RICHARD HARVEY, UNDER SENTENCE OF TRANSPORTATION FOR LIFE, GEORGE MARSHALL, FOR FOURTEEN YEARS, THOMAS HORNE, FOR TEN YEARS, AND WILLIAM HUMPHREY AND JOHN BAZELEY, RESPECTIVELY FOR SEVEN YEARS K R A R Y EVERDON P BAZELEY TO THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT HENRY ASSIZES WOLLASTON THEFT O TRANSPORTED SEE ARTICLE H IG MENTIONE D VAGRANT ACT C 1840 GLOBE INN NETHER HEYFORD WILLIAM SHIRLEY, AGED 40, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT NETHER HEYFORD, 30 LBS. OF COALS, VALUE 3D., THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BAZELEY WILLIAM SHIRLEY WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING, AT NETHER HEYFORD, 30 LBS. WEIGHT OF COALS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BAZELEY, AND SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH HARD LABOUR THE LICENSE FORMERLY GRANTED TO MR. CHARLES MORTON, TO KEEP THE GLOBE INN, AT NETHER HEYFORD, WAS TRANSFERRED TO JOHN BAZELEY FARTHINGSTONE SEE ARTICLE FOR SIX WEEKS, UNDER THE VAGRANT ACT THOMAS BAZELEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING FOUR FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BROWN, FROM A BARN AT EVERDON THE UNDER MENTIONED CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUT COUNTY GAOL, AND PUT ON BOARD THE YORK HULK, GOSPORT, VIZ : WILLIAM LUCK, JOHN WAITE, ELIJAH GROVES, HENRY HUTTON, THOMAS BAZELEY, THOMAS HUGHEY, THOMAS DRUCE, ZACHARIAH AYRES, JOSEPH PITTAM, WILLIAM HAWKINS, WILLIAM HENSON, AND JOHN WALKERTON SEE ARTICLE THOMAS BAZELEY, CHARGED WITH ROBBING DANIEL MASTERS, AT FARTHINGSTONE, OF A CANVAS PURSE, FIVE SOVEREIGNS, AND 3S. IN SILVER, THE PROPERTY OF STEPHEN BEDFORD WILLIAM SHIRLEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT NETHER HEYFORD, 30 LBS. OF COAL, VALUE 3D. THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BAZELEY JOHN KING, FOR TWO MONTHS, CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT ON WILLIAM BAZELEY, AT WEEDON BECK FARTHINGSTONE BAZELEY VICTIM NETHER HEYFORD BAZELEY VICTIM WEEDON BECK BAZELY MENTIONE D LOYS WEEDON SEE ARTICLE A THEFT 1838 NORTHANTS ASSIZES JOHN BAZELY THEFT LOYS WEEDON WILLIAM HUMPHREY AND JOHN BAZELY, CHARGED A PIECE OF ASH TIMBER, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES MASTERS, OF LOYS WEEDON 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES BAZELY THEFT LOYS WEEDON SEE ARTICLE MARKET HILL SEE ARTICLE THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH WILLIAM BEACHAM, AGED 43, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING 4LBS. OF PORK, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES TOMPKINS, OF WELLINGBOROUGH. SEVEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION BEACHAM THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH THOMAS BEACON THEFT SIBBERTOFT TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BEADLES SURETIES FLOORE 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JACOB BEAGLE THEFT 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES JACOB BEAGLE THEFT 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ELIZABETH BEAL MENTIONE D 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BEAL 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS BEAL 1845 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM BEAL 1845 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM BEAL BEACHAM 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JANUARY SESSIONS WILLIAM 1843 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS 1833 BEALE 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS JAMES BEALE 1835 ASSIZES JOSEPH BEALE MR. J. O. BEALE A L Y CHARLOTTE C DUSTON / NORTHAMPTON N BYTHORN JACOB BEAGLE, AGED 33, THOMAS WOODS, 30, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT KINGS CLIFFE, FIVE QUARTS OF ALE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM CUNNINGTON AND HIS COPARTNERS FREDERIC SCHERFF (A FRENCHMAN), FOR BEING FOUND BEGGING ALMS, AND HAVING, WHEN REFUSED, DREW HIS KNIFE, AND THREATENED TO STAB ELIZABETH BEAL, OF WARMINGTON W. RICHARDSON, OF NORTHAMPTON, FOR ONE MONTH, CONVICTED OF STEALING, AT DUSTON, PART OF A GATE, BELONGING TO G. F. BANTON ; AND THOMAS HOLLOWAY AND JOHN BEAL, CHARGED WITH HAVING BEEN PARTIES TO THE SAID OFFENCE OF BYTHORN, AN OFFENDER AGAINST THE GAME LAWS, FOR TWO MONTHS NON PAYMENT SEE ARTICLE DIED NORTHAMPTON ON THURSDAY THE 31ST ULT. (AT THE HOUSE OF HER UNCLE, MR. HOBSON, OF BARTON SEAGRAVE, NEAR KETTERING), MISS CHARLOTTE BEALE, LATE OF THIS TOWN, IN THE 20TH YEAR OF HER AGE, DEEPLY REGRETTED BY HER CHRISTIAN FRIENDS AND CONNEXIONS BRIGSTOCK SEE ARTICLE OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE A FISHING ROBERT WARD AND WILLIAM BEAL WERE FINED £1. 9S. 6D. EACH, WITH EXPENCES, FOR FISHING WITH NETS IN THE RIVER NEN, IN A PART OF THE RIVER WHERE W. M. DOLBEN HAD A PRIVATE RIGHT. ALLOWED A FORTNIGHT TO PAY IN L A DIED RASPERRIES IN DECEMBER WARMINGTON P O C 1839 1846 THEFT GAME LAWS JACOB BEAGLE & THOMAS WOODS, CHARGED WITH STEALING FIVE QUARTS OF ALE, AT KINGS CLIFFE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM CUNNINGTON AND HIS COPARTNERS KINGS CLIFFE KINGS CLIFFE WILLIAM BEACHAM, AGED 43, CHARGED WITH STEALING 4LBS. OF PORK, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES TOMPKINS, OF WELLINGBOROUGH JOSEPH HOLT AND THOMAS BEACON WERE CONVICTED OF STEALING A QUANTITY OF HAY, AT SIBBERTOFT, THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT DAINTY, HOLT, TWELVE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR, BEACON, SIX MONTHS' HARD LABOUR OF FLOORE, FOR HAVING REFUSED TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HIS WIFE E WILLIAM K NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS R 1844 H FIRE IG BAZELY R ATTEMPTED INCENDIARISM MR. T KETTERING 1844 MENTIONE D MENTIONE D SPRING MENTIONE HILL D COTTAGE 1844 1845 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS MR. T. O. BEALE THOMAS BEALE MENTIONE D MENTIONE D WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE BOROUGH COMMITMENTS THOMAS BEALE SURETIES 1840 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS THOMAS BEALE SURETIES WILLIAM BEALE GAME RIVE ISE THOMAS BEALES MENTIONE D WOODFORD WILLIAM BEAN THEFT 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS GEORGE BEANS SURETIES MR. BEARN VICTIM WILLIAM BEARN MENTIONE D K FOR NOT FINDING SURETIES FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THE SESSIONS TO ANSWER A CHARGE OF ASSAULTING HIS WIFE R R WELLINGBOROUGH A 1838 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS Y 1841 WILLIAM BEAN, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR PAWNING A GOWN AND OTHER ARTICLES, VALUE 7S. 6D., THE PROPERTY OF CHARLOTTE BILLING E BOROUGH COMMITMENTS IG 1842 SEE ARTICLE H 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES L 1845 THOMAS BEALE, FOR NOT FINDING SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS GEORGE JONES, AND ALSO FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THE SESSIONS THOMAS BEALE COMMITTED FOR WANT OF SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE AGAINST GEORGE JONES WAS DISCHARGED ON ENTERING INTO HIS OWN SURETIES TO APPEAR AT THE NEXT SESSIONS ROBERT WARD, FOR ONE MONTH, AND WILLIAM BEALE, FOR 14 DAYS, CONVICTED OF TAKING FISH IN THE RIVER ISE, BETWEEN WELLINGBOROUGH AND FINEDON T 1840 BRACKLEY ST. PETER SEE ARTICLE GEORGE BEARSLEY, AGED 26, & JOHN JONES, AGED 34, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BRACKLEY ST. PETER, A PAIR OF TROWSERS AND A WOODEN BOTTLE, THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL BLOXHAM JOHN BEASBY, CHARLES GOODMAN, THOMAS COSTELA, AND WILLIAM TAYLOR, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN TWO SHIRTS AND A CAP, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES MARSHALL, OF NEWBOTTLE JOHN BEASBY, 19, CHARLES GOODWIN, 25, THOMAS COSTOLA, 22, AND WILLIAM TAYLOR, 21, FOR HAVING STOLEN TWO SHIRTS AND A CAP, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES MARSHALL, OF NEWBOTTLE, WERE SENTENCED TO SEVEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION GEORGE BEASLEY, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE 8TH INST., STOLEN A BOTTLE OF FISH ANCHOVIES, VALUE 2S. 6D., THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL SIMCO JOHN SHARROCK, AGED 35, & THOMAS SHARROCK, 13, (OUT ON BAIL), CHARGED WITH STEALING 50IB OF COAL, AT OVERSTONE, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BEASLEY 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS GEORGE BEARSLEY 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN BEASBY 1833 MICHAELMAS QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BEASBY 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS GEORGE BEASLEY 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES JOHN BEASLEY VICTIM OVERSTONE 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN BEASLEY COUNTERF ST. GILES EIT COIN PARISH NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BEASLEY MENTIONE D CHAPEL BRAMPTON THOMAS WILLIS & RICHARD EARL, RESPECTIVELY FOR ONE MONTH, FOR MISCONDUCT WHILST IN THE SERVICE OF THEIR MASTER, MR. JOHN BEASLEY, OF CHAPEL BRAMPTON N C THEFT C O P THEFT SEE ARTICLE NEWBOTTLE A L A THEFT NEWBOTTLE THEFT 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BEASLEY VICTIM 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN BEASLEY COUNTERF EIT COIN THE UNDER-MENTIONED CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED TO GOSPORT FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL, AND PUT ON BOARD THE YORK HULK :- JAMES HOWE, FOR FOURTEEN YEARS, AND THOMAS COSTOLA, CHARLES GOODWIN, WILLIAM TAYLOR, JOHN BEASLEY, AND CHARLES CROSS, FOR SEVEN YEARS BEASLEY 1845 BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS THOMAS BEASLEY THEFT THOMAS BEASLEY THEFT SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE E JOHN H TRANSPORTED T TRANSPOR TED 1833 1845 CHAPEL BRAMPTON GEORGE BRAY, FOR TWO MONTHS, CONVICTED OF STEALING A QUANTITY OF APPLES AND WALNUTS GROWING IN AN ORCHARD IN THE OCCUPATION OF JOHN BEASLEY, ESQ., AT CHAPEL BRAMPTON JOHN BEASLEY, FOR FUTHER EXAMINATION ON A CHARGE OF KNOWINGLY PUTTING OFF A COUNTERFEIT SHILLING TO HENRY CORNELIUS, A SHOPMAN IN THE EMPLOY OF J. H. WAGSTAFFE, DRUGGIST WILLIAM BEAUMONT, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR A BREACH OF CONTRACT WITH HIS MASTER, JOHN BILLINGHAM, SHOE MANUFACTURER, OF DAVENTRY TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM BEAUMONT BREACH OF CONTRACT DAVENTRY 1844 COMMITTED THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION ANN BEAVER VICTIM SULEHAY 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS BEAVOUR UNION ABCONDIN WORKHOU OUNDLE G SE 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS NATHANIEL BEAZLEY 1846 COMMITMENTS TO THE BOROUGH GAOL FREDERICK AUGUSTUS BECK 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ROBERT BECKET 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS MR. 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES ROBERT BECKETT 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ANN BEDFORD MISBEHAVI AUGUSTIN NORTHAMPTON OUR STREET ELLEN EAST, ANN BEDFORD, & ELIZA GROOM, FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR BEHAVING IN A RIOTOUS AND INDECENT MANNER IN AUGUSTIN STREET 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS CHARLES BEDFORD OBSTRUCTI ON SEE ARTICLE 1845 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN BEDFORD THEFT A VICTIM VICTIM A L BECKETT K R THEFT N C O NIGHT POACHING C P L Y A R IG 1836 MENTIONE D NEW INN ROADE MARY STARSMORE, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ASSAULTING ANN BEAVER, AT SULEHAY FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ABSCONDING FROM THE UNION WORKHOUSE AT OUNDLE WITH CLOTHING BELONGING TO THE GUARDIANS SAMUEL BRITTAIN AND NATHANIEL BEAZLEY, COMMITTED FOR NIGHT POACHING, ALSO ENTERED INTO RECOGNIZANCES, NOT TO SO OFFEND AGAIN FOR THE SPACE OF ONE YEAR FREDERICK AUGUSTUS BECK, FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PIECE OF STUFF, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM LOWE WILLIAM FOSTER, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT ROAD, THREE APPLE DUMPLINGS, THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT BECKET ROADE SEE ARTICLE ROADE SAMUEL PARTRIDGE, 21, CHARGED, ON THE OATHS OF ROBERT SMITH AND OTHERS, AND ON HIS OWN CONFESSION, WITH STEALING FROM THE HOUSE OF ROBERT BECKETT, OF ROAD, A GUN, VALUE 20S. THE PROPERTY OF JOHN PITTAM YARDLEY HASTINGS ELI IVES, THOAMS HASLER, & JOHN BEDFORD, FOR REEXAMINATION ON A CHARGE OF STEALING A PAIR OF TROWSERS, THE PROPERTY OF MICHAEL DAVIS 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BEDFORD VICTIM BRACKLEY ST. JAMES 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BEDFORD VICTIM BRACKLEY ST. JAMES JOHN BEDFORD VICTIM BRACKLEY JOHN BEDFORD THEFT GREENS NORTON JOSEPH BEDFORD WILFUL MURDER 1841 REMOVED FROM COUNTY GAOL JOSEPH BEDFORD REMOVED FROM GAOL 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOSEPH BEDFORD MURDERED JOSEPH BEDFORD NON PAYMENT JOSEPH BEDFORD THEFT MARY BEDFORD STEPHEN BEDFORD 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL STEPHEN 1846 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS 1836 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM BEDFORD 1838 NORTHANTS ASSIZES HENRY BEEBY 1834 1834 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT HENRY ASSIZES COMMITTED TO OUR HENRY COUNTY GAOL COMMITTED TO OUR JAMES COUNTY GAOL COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN T H IG VICTIM L FARTHINGSTONE FARTHINGSTONE N C BEDFORD LEAVING CHILDREN BEDFORD JOSEPH BEDFORD, AGED 21, WILLIAM DOWNING, 31, AND JAMES UNDERWOOD, 21, CHARGED WITH THE WILFUL MURDER OF JOHN DUNKLEY AT THE PARISH OF YARDLEY HASTINGS, ON THE 6TH OCTOBER LAST. THE UNDER MENTIONED CONVICTS WERE REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL LAST TO THE LEVIATHAN HULK AT PORTSMOUTH JOSEPH BEDFORD, WILLIAM DOWNING, & JAMES UNDERWOOD, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE 6TH INST. AT YARDLEY HASTINGS, KILLED AND MURDERED JOHN DUNKLEY K R A R WEEDON BECK VICTIM ST. SEPULCHRE NORTHAMPTON PARISH IN DEFAULT OF PAYMENT OF HIS ASSESSED TAXES AND COSTS SEE ARTICLE MARY BEDFORD, MARY HADDON, SARAH MILES, AND MARY REEVES, FOR ONE CALENDAR MONTH RESPECTIVELY, FOR VAGRANCY AT WEEDON BECK SEE ARTICLE THOMAS BAZELEY, CHARGED WITH ROBBING DANIEL MASTERS, AT FARTHINGSTONE, OF A CANVAS PURSE, FIVE SOVEREIGNS, AND 3S. IN SILVER, THE PROPERTY OF STEPHEN BEDFORD SEE ARTICLE BRACKLEY ST. PETER FOR SIX WEEKS, UNLESS THE SUM OF £1. 15S. BE SOONER PAID, FOR STEALING PART OF A DEAD FENCE AT BRACKLEY ST. PETER GAME LILFORD CUM WIGSTHORPE & THORPE ACHURCH SEE ARTICLE BEEBY GAME ARMSTON GROVE SEE ARTICLE BEEBY RIOT TITCHMARSH JOSEPH JOHNSON AND HENRY BEEBY, CHARGED WITH HAVING BEEN ENGAGED IN A RIOT, AT TITCHMARSH BEEBY RIOT TITCHMARSH SEE ARTICLE LITTLE ADDINGTON JOHN BEEBY, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR MALICIOUSLY DAMAGING AND PULLING UP PART OF A LIVE FENCE IN A CLOSE IN THE OCCUPATION OF SAMUEL WRIGHT, AT LITTLE ADDINGTON THEFT A 1838 YARDLEY HASTINGS VAGRANCY A 1838 YARDLEY HASTINGS P 1844 L 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS O 1838 SEE ARTICLE E 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES Y 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS C 1846 MARY WRIGHT, AGED 61, CHARGED WITH STEALING 1S. 6D. FROM THE PERSON OF JOHN BEDFORD, AT BRACKLEY ST. JAMES MARY WRIGHT, AGED 61, CHARGED WITH STEALING 1S. 7D. FROM THE PERSON OF JOHN BEDFORD, AT BRACKLEY ST. JAMES. TRAVERSED TILL THE ASSIZES MARY WRIGHT, AGED 61, CHARGED WITH STEALING 1S. 7D. FROM THE PERSON OF JOHN BEDFORD, AT BRACKLEY. BEEBY DAMAGE 1842 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS JOHN BEEBY NEGLECTIN UNION G WIFE WORKHOU WELLINGBOROUGH AND SE FAMILY 1845 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS JOHN BEEBY ILLEGAL DRIVING 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BEEBY SURETIES 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BEEBY THEFT 1835 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL JOHN BEEBY THEFT 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BEEBY LEFT WORK GREAT ADDINGTON 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS MARIA BEEBY MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON 1845 INQUEST MARIA BEEBY MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON 1846 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS MARY BEEBY 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS MARY ANN BEEBY 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS MARY ANN BEEBY 1841 ASSAULT MR. 1841 ASSAULT MRS. BEEBY 1838 NORTHANTS ASSIZES THOMAS BEEBY GAME LILFORD CUM WIGSTHORPE & THORPE ACHURCH 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES BEEBY GAME ARMSTON GROVE RAUNDS SEE ARTICLE H T GREAT ADDINGTON E R A R Y L P NORTHAMPTON C DRAPERY MISCONDU PARADE CT NORTHAMPTON N C O DRUNK ABINGTON NORTHAMPTON STREET A L A BEEBY JOHN BEEBY, AGED 39, FOR NOT FINDING SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS JAMES ELMOR, &C. JOHN BEEBY, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR STEALING A BUNDLE OF HEDGE WOOD, THE PROPERTY OF THE REV. JAS. TYLEY, OF GREAT ADDINGTON JOHN BEEBY AND CHARLES SMITH, CHARGED WITH STEALING A COAT, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN GOODWIN, OF GEDDINGTON OF GREAT ADDINGTON, FOR ONE MONTH, HE HAVING LEFT THE WORK WHICH HE HAD ENGAGED TO PERFORM, AND FOR WHICH HE HAD BEEN PAID FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR USING VIOLENT AND ABUSIVE LANGUAGE TOWARDS MARIA, WIFE OF WILLIAM BEEBY, BUTCHER, TENDING TO CREATE A BREACH OF THE PEACE K IG GEDDINGTON THEFT JOHN BEEBY WAS CHARGED BY MR. MARTIN, MASTER OF THE UNION WORKHOUSE, WITH NEGLECTING TO MAINTAIN HIS WIFE AND FAMILY, MR. PAGE GAVE BEEBY A GOOD CHARACTER, AND STATED THE DIFFICULTIES THE POOR FELLOW HAD TO CONTEND WITH, ON ACCOUNT OF THE IMPROPER CONDUCT OF HIS WIFE AND DAUGHTER. HE WAS DISCHARGED, WITH A CAUTION THAT HE MUST PROVIDE A HOME FOR HIS FAMILY ABINGTON NORTHAMPTON STREET 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM BEEBY MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM BEEBY VICTIM NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE FOR ONE MONTH, FOR BEHAVING IN A RIOTOUS AND INDECENT MANNER IN THE DRAPERY MARY ANN BEEBY, FOR ONE MONTH, & MARY MARTIN, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR RIOUTOUS AND INDECENT CONDUCT ON THE PARADE JOHN WILLIAMS AND WILLIAM SHARP WERE COMMITTED ON MONDAY LAST, FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR ASSAULTING MR. & MRS. BEEBY, ON THE PREVIOUS SATURDAY NIGHT, IN ABINGTON STREET JOHN WILLIAMS AND WILLIAM SHARP WERE COMMITTED ON MONDAY LAST, FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR ASSAULTING MR. & MRS. BEEBY, ON THE PREVIOUS SATURDAY NIGHT, IN ABINGTON STREET SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR USING VIOLENT AND ABUSIVE LANGUAGE TOWARDS MARIA, WIFE OF WILLIAM BEEBY, BUTCHER, TENDING TO CREATE A BREACH OF THE PEACE FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR RIOTOUS AND INDECENT BEHAVIOUR WHILST IN A STATE OF DRUNKENESS, AND ASSAULTING WILLIAM BEEBY IN ABINGTON STREET ROBERT WORTLEY AND JAMES COLES, CHARGED ON SUSPICION OF HAVING ON THE HIGHWAY ROBBED WILLIAM BEEBY, OF ONE HALF SOVEREIGN, AND 13S. IN THE PARISH OF BARNWELL ST. ANDREW NORTHANTS ASSIZES WILLIAM BEEBY VICTIM 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES BEEBY VICTIM BARNWELL ST. ANDREW SEE ARTICLE 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM BEEBY VICTIM BARNWELL ST. ANDREW ROBERT WORTLEY & JAMES COLES, CHARGED WITH ROBBING WILLIAM BEEBY ON THE HIGHWAY AT BARNWELL ST. ANDREW OF ONE HALF SOVEREIGN AND 13S. 1841 CALENDAR OF PRISONERS FOR TRIAL WILLIAM BEECHAM THEFT GREAT DODDINGTON WILLIAM BEECHAM, 36, CHARGED WITH STEALING ONE BOTTLE OF RUM AND A BOTTLE OF PEPPERMINT, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN KNIGHT, OF GREAT DODDINGTON 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS WILLIAM BEECHAM THEFT GREAT DODDINGTON 1846 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS RICHARD BEEOR VICTIM 1840 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN BEESER ASSAULT 1844 DIED GEORGE BEESLEY DIED 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BEESLEY THEFT 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES NATHANIEL BEESLEY NATHANIEL BEESLEY RICHARD BEESLEY 1843 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION DANIEL BEETLE NATHANIEL BEEZLEY H E K IG R R WAPPENHAM Y A ASHTON LE WALLS L EASTON N TRESPASSI NG DRUNK & DISORDER LY VAGRANT ACT DEC 30., GEORGE BEESLEY, WAPPENHAM JOHN BEESLEY AND JOHN ASHTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING FOUR QUARTERN LOAVES, THE PROPERTY OF DANIEL AND JOHN DOUGLASS, OF ASHTON LE WALLS NATHANIEL BEESLEY, AGED 21, AND CHARLES PERKINS, AGED 20, CHARGED WITH BURGLARIOUSLY ENTERING THE DWELLING HOUSE OF JANE PORTER, OF EASTON EASTON FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS £2. 13S. 6D. BE SOONER PAID, FOR TRESPASSING AFTER GAME AT EASTON GRETTON SEE ARTICLE MIDDLETON CHENEY OF MIDDLETON, WAS CHARGED BY POLICE OFFICER CARPENTER WITH BEING DRUNK AND DISORDERLY. FINED 5S., AND COSTS, 11S. 6D. PAID. C P O BEESLEY JESSE WRIGHT & JOHN BEESER, ONE FOR 21 DAYS AND THE OTHER FOR 10, FOR AN ASSAULT ON ANDREW CORROGHAN A 1841 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS SALATHIEL GAME L 1846 A 1846 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM PALMER WAS CONVICTED OF HAVING STOLEN A QUANTITY OF BEANS, THE PROPERTY OF RICHARD BEEOR AND WILLIAM WATSON TOOKEY, OF APETHORPE. THREE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR APETHORPE THEFT C 1843 T 1838 BARNWELL ST. ANDREW FOR THREE MONTHS, UNDER THE VAGRANT ACT GAME EASTON SEE ARTICLE 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NATHANIEL BEEZLEY GAME EASTON NATHANIEL NEWEY & NATHANIEL BEEZLEY, FOR SIX WEEKS, UNLESS £2 EACH BE PAID, FOR USING A DOG FOR DESTROYING GAME AT EASTON 1845 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION NATHANIEL BEEZLEY GAME EASTON FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR USING A DOG FOR THE PURPOSE OF TAKING GAME AT EASTON 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS MATTHIAS BEGLEY MENTIONE D 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS MATTHIAS BEGLEY VICTIM DAVID GREEN, FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION ON A CHARGE OF CONSPIRING WITH WILLIAM DAVIS TO DEFRAUD MATTHIAS BEGLEY, CHIMNEY SWEEPER JAMES MORRIS, FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING MATTHIAS BEGLEY 1841 1846 1844 1844 1833 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS RIOT BEGLEY DEFRAUD WILLIAM BEIRD THEFT FREDERICK BELAMY ASSAULT WILLIAM BELAMY BENJAMIN BELCHER CHURCH LANE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE NEW INN MENTIONE NEW INN D RIOT KETTERING SEE ARTICLE KETTERING SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS HENRY BELL BREACH OF THE PEACE WILBARSTON SEE ARTICLE 1837 DIED ANNE BELL DIED STANION ON MONDAY 25TH SEPT., AT STANION IN THIS COUNTY, ANNE WIFE OF THOMAS BELL, IN THE 82ND YEAR OF HER AGE CHARLES BELL STANION SEE ARTICLE CHARLES BELL STANION SEE ARTICLE EDWARD BELL E BARNWELL ST. ANDREW K 1834 MENTIONE D UNFAIR SCALES MENTIONE D H 1842 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES IG 1843 T 1844 SEE ARTICLE KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE BELL BREACH OF THE PEACE WILBARSTON SEE ARTICLE 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS HENRY BELL THEFT WARMINGTON SEE ARTICLE 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS HENRY BELL WILBARSTON SEE ARTICLE 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL HENRY 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS HENRY 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS HENRY BELL 1845 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS HENRY BELL WEIGHTS & MEASURES RAUNDS 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JOHN BELL GAME LITTLE OAKLEY SEE ARTICLE STANION WILLIAM TEBBUTT AND BIRD WILSON, WERE EXAMINED ON A CHARGE OF HAVING STOLEN A SHEEP FROM GEDDINGTON GRANGE, ON THE NIGHT OF THE PREVIOUS SATURDAY, THE PROPERTY OF MR. JOHN BELL, OF STANION, AND WERE REMANDED TILL THE FOLLOWING FRIDAY 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS Y A R R 1844 THEFT N C BELL C O P L DRUNK & DISORDER LY THEFT A BELL GRAFTON REGIS GRAFTON REGIS JOHN A L THEFT GRAFTON REGIS BELL VICTIM HENRY BELL, CHARGED WITH BURGLARIOUSLY ENTERING THE HOUSE OF JAMES SMITH, OF GRAFTON REGIS, AND STEALING THEREFROM A PAIR OF TROWSERS AND OTHER ARTICLES HENRY BELL, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE DWELLING HOUSE OF JAMES SMITH, AT GRAFTON REGIS, AND STEALING THEREFROM ONE PAIR OF TROWSERS AND OTHER ARTICLES HENRY BELL, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE DWELLING HOUSE OF JAMES SMITH, AT GRAFTON REGIS, AND STEALING THEREFROM ONE PAIR OF TROWSERS AND OTHER ARTICLES. SIX MONTHS' HARD LABOUR THE FOLLOWING PARTIES WERE SUMMONED AT THE INSTANCE OF INSPECTOR KNIGHT, FOR HAVING IN THEIR POSSESSION LIGHT OR UNSTAMPED WEIGHTS, &C :EXPENSES, 5S. JOHN BELL ASSAULT BRIGSTOCK SEE ARTICLE JOHN BELL MENTIONE D BRIGSTOCK SEE ARTICLE 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS MATTHEW BELL CONTRACT 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES MR. BELL VICTIM 1845 INQUEST MR. BELL 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS MR. W. BELL 1845 INQUEST MRS. BELL 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS OVERTON BELL RACHAEL BELL ROBERT BELL ROBERT BELL ROBERT BELL SEE ARTICLE BRIGSTOCK SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE T MERCERS ROW NORTHAMPTON MENTIONE D COURT MARTIAL R BRIGSTOCK MENTIONE D NEWTON NEHEMIAH SMITH, AGED 52, & ASHER SMITH, 25, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF HAY, THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL BELL, FROM A HAY STACK AT NEWTON OUNDLE JOHN COLEMAN, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SILK HANDKERCHIEF, THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL BELL, AT OUNDLE 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS SAMUEL BELL VICTIM 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS SAMUEL BELL VICTIM OUNDLE 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION T. BELL VICTIM BARNWELL 1840 INQUEST THOMAS BELL 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS THOMAS BELL 1837 DIED THOMAS BELL MENTIONE D 1834 ASSIZES THOMAS BELL VICTIM THOMAS BELL VICTIM W. BELL NON PAYMENT 1845 O A L A N C C BELL NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS OF THE RIFLE BRIGADE, FOR SIX MONTHS, PURSUANT TO SENTENCE OF COURT MARTIAL OF THE RIFLE BRIGADE, FOR SIX MONTHS, PURSUANT TO SENTENCE OF COURT MARTIAL SEE ARTICLE SAMUEL MENTIONE ANGEL HOTEL D MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE STANION & LITTLE OAKLEY NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES VICTIM K IG FINEDON 1841 1834 OF FINEDON, BUTCHER, ENTERED INTO RECOGNIZANCE WITH TWO SURETIES, FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THE SESSIONS TO ANSWER TO INDICTMENT FOR AN ASSAULT ON OVERTON BELL, AND MR. JOHN CLAPHAM, OF FINEDON E MENTIONE D A 1843 MERCERS ROW R 1841 MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D Y 1841 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS STANION P 1844 MATTHEW BELL, TINMAN, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR NOT PERFORMING A CONTRACT OF SERVICE ENTERED INTO WITH JOHN FIFIELD TURNER WILLIAM TEBBUTT, AGED 23, AND WILSON BIRD, 18, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT STANION, A SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF MESSRS. BELL H 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS L 1844 JOHN COLEMAN CHARGED WITH STEALING A SILK HANDKERCHIEF THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL BELL, AT OUNDLE. 12 MONTHS' HARD LABOUR WILLIAM COOTEN, OF BARNWELL, FOR TWO MONTHS, CONVICTED OF ASSAULTING T. BELL NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE HANNINGTON SEE ARTICLE STANION ON MONDAY 25TH SEPT., AT STANION IN THIS COUNTY, ANNE WIFE OF THOMAS BELL, IN THE 82ND YEAR OF HER AGE BARNWELL ST. ANDREW BARNWELL ST. ANDREW BRIGSTOCK SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BELL 1835 ASSIZES WILLIAM BELL WILLIAM BELL GEORGE BELL JOHN BELL JOHN BELL JOHN BELL MRS. BELL SAMUEL BELL VICTIM W. BELL NON PAYMENT WILLIAM BELL VICTIM 1837 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES BENJAMIN BELLAMY 1837 ASSIZES BENJAMIN BELLAMY 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION FRED 1841 CALENDAR OF PRISONERS FOR TRIAL FREDERICK BELLAMY 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL FREDERICK BELLAMY 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS FREDERICK BELLAMY 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS THEFT SEE ARTICLE STANION SEE ARTICLE T SUDBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE RAUNDS SEE ARTICLE NEWTON NEHEMIAH & ASHER SMITH, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF HAY FROM A HAYSTACK AT NEWTON, THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL BELL H STANION BRIGSTOCK BRIGSTOCK BRIGSTOCK DAMAGE A BELLAMY L THEFT A BELLAMY SEE ARTICLE N C FREDERICK GREAT OAKLEY SURETIES O 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE R 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL BRIGSTOCK A 1841 SEE ARTICLE L 1846 MENTIONE D MENTIONE D WARMINGTON C 1837 GAME FREEMAN STARSMORE, AGED 20, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A DUCK, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BELL, OF BRIGSTOCK. THREE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR IG 1846 R 1846 BRIGSTOCK Y 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D COMPLAIN T P 1835 VICTIM E NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS K 1845 KETTERING SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE BENJAMIN BELLAMY AND JOSEPH RAWSON WERE BOUND, IN £20 EACH, FOR THE APPEARANCE AT THE ENSUING QUARTER SESSIONS, OF FREEMAN STARSMORE, WHO HAD BEEN COMMITTED FOR FELONY ROBERT SHEPHERD ALIAS BRIGGS, 20, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SHEEP, AT BRIGSTOCK, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS WILLS, AND BENJAMIN BELLAMY, 27, CHARGED WITH BEING ACCESSARY TO THE SAME ALVAN SHARMAN AND FRED BELLAMY, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS (UNLESS CERTAIN FINES BE SOONER PAID) SHARMAN FOR MALICIOUSLY INJURING THE FURNITURE OF WILLIAM SHARMAN, BELLAMY FOR INJURING THE FURNITURE OF JAMES BELLAMY FREDERICK BELLAMY, 22, CHARGED WITH STEALING A FAGGOT, VALUE 2D. THE PROPERTY OF JOSIAH HAWTHORN OF KETTERING THEFT KETTERING FREDERICK BELLAMY, CHARGED WITH STEALING A FAGGOT, THE PROPERTY OF JOSIAH HAWTHORN, OF KETTERING THEFT KETTERING FREDERICK BELLAMY, 22, CHARGED WITH STEALING A FAGGOT, VALUE 2D. THE PROPERTY OF JOSIAH HAWTHORN, AT KETTERING. NO BILL. KETTERING FREDERICK BELLAMY AND JAMES BELLAMY, OF KETTERING, WERE CONVICTED OF ASSAULTING A LAD, NAMED HENRY CORNISH, A SWEEP, BY KICKING HIM, ON THE 6TH JUNE, AND WERE ORDERED TO PAY PENALTY AND COSTS - JAMES BELLAMY, £1. : FREDERICK BELLAMY, 11S. 6D. ASSAULT 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL FREDERICK BELLAMY THEFT KETTERING JAMES ELMORE, THOMAS BAILEY, FREDERICK BELLAMY & WILLIAM DRIVER, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF LEAD FROM THE PARISH CHURCH OF KETTERING 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS FREDERICK BELLAMY THEFT KETTERING SEE ARTICLE KETTERING FREDERICK BELLAMY AND JAMES BELLAMY, OF KETTERING, WERE CONVICTED OF ASSAULTING A LAD, NAMED HENRY CORNISH, A SWEEP, BY KICKING HIM, ON THE 6TH JUNE, AND WERE ORDERED TO PAY PENALTY AND COSTS - JAMES BELLAMY, £1. : FREDERICK BELLAMY, 11S. 6D. ASSAULT JAMES BELLAMY MENTIONE D 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JAMES ASSIZES BELLAMY MENTIONE D 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS MR. BELLAMY UNEQUAL BALANCE 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM BELLAMY THREATENI NG LANGUAGE 1838 INQUEST WILLIAM BELLAMY 1845 INQUEST MRS. 1837 INQUEST GEORGE 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES JAMES BELTON 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES 1833 1840 1844 BELLAMY NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT SAMUEL ASSIZES TO THE HOUSE OF ELIZABETH CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE WILLIAM OF CORRECTION BUTCHER, OF DEAN, WAS CONVICTED IN A FINE OF 10S. FOR USING A BALANCE UNEQUAL, AGAINST THE BUYER, TO THE AMOUNT OF HALF AN OUNCE FETTER LANE K NORTHAMPTON N DIED SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE (AGE 17) WELLINGBOROUGH ON THE 1ST INSTANT AN AWFUL INSTANCE OF SUDDEN DEATH OCCURRED IN WELLINGBOROUGH TO A YOUNG WOMAN NAMED BELLAMY, WHO DROPPED DOWN DEAD WHILST IN THE ACT OF DRESSING HERSELF, WHICH SHE HAD COMPLETED WITH EXCEPTION OF HOOKING HER DRESS BEHIND NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE (AGED 28) A BELTON DEAN BRIGSTOCK MENTIONE VIGO COTTAGE D DIED BELLFIELD SEE ARTICLE C SUDDEN DEATH C 1842 DEENETHORPE R R Y O P DIED E TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION IG 1839 ALVAN SHARMAN AND FRED BELLAMY, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS (UNLESS CERTAIN FINES BE SOONER PAID) SHARMAN FOR MALICIOUSLY INJURING THE FURNITURE OF WILLIAM SHARMAN, BELLAMY FOR INJURING THE FURNITURE OF JAMES BELLAMY T BELLAMY A JAMES H KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS L 1846 EASTON BELTON SURETIES KINGS CLIFFE JAMES BELTON, FOR SIX MONTHS, UNLESS HE FIND SECURTIES FOR HIM TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS KEZIA MASON, OF KINGS CLIFFE BELTON MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE BEMAN VICTIM DENSHANGER MARY ATKINS, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ASSAULTING ELIZABETH BEMAN, OF DENSHANGER BENBOW BEATING A HORSE COSGROVE WILLIAM BENBOW, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR CRUELLY BEATING A HORSE, AT COSGROVE, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES AYERS A L THEFT DANIEL PALMER AND JAMES BELTON, CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING AND ATTEMPTING TO ROB MADDISON PALMER, AT EASTON ; AND WITH FELONIOUSLY DEMANDING MONEY OF ANN BULLIMORE, AT THE SAME PLACE MIDDLETON CHENEY OF PAULERSPURY, FOR THE NON-PERFORMANCE OF AN ORDER FILIATION. WILLIAM BENBOW, OF MIDDLETON CHENEY, ON A CONVICTION SIMILAR TO THE LAST MENTIONED BENBRIDGE ILLEGITIM ATE CHILD DESBOROUGH THOMAS BENBRIDGE, OF DESBOROUGH, HAD AFFILIATED ON HIM AN ILLEGITIMATE CHILD BORN OF REBECCA SHARP, ON THE 3D OF MAY LAST. IN BOTH CASES THE USUALALLOWANCE OF 1S. 6D. PER WEEK, WITH COSTS, WAS ORDERED SARAH BENEFIELD THEFT DAVENTRY SARAH BENEFIELD, 24, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PURSE AND 2S. 6D. FROM WILLIAM EAGLESTONE, AT DAVENTRY NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS SARAH BENEFIELD THEFT DAVENTRY 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL SARAH BENFIELD THEFT 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS BENJAMIN BENFORD ASSAULT 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS BENJAMIN BENFORD WOOL MENTIONE PACK INN D YARD 1842 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS LUCY 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JANUARY SESSIONS LUCY 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM BENFORD 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS 1833 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS MICHAELMAS QUARTER SESSIONS COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL O KETTERING CRANFORD L THEFT N C THEFT LITTLE OAKLEY GEDDINGTON A BENFORD SEE ARTICLE A VICTIM BENFORD E STANION Y BENFORD 1844 1834 DAVENTRY P JOSHUA SARAH BENEFIELD, 24, WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING A PURSE AND 2S. 6D. FROM WILLIAM EAGLESTONE AT DAVENTRY - NO TRUE BILL SARAH BENFIELD, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT DAVENTRY, A PURSE AND 1S. 6D. IN SILVER FROM THE PERSON OF WILLIAM EAGLESTONE K 1841 R CALENDAR OF PRISONERS FOR TRIAL T THOMAS R FILIATION H 1841 BENBOW C 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM IG 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION SEE ARTICLE THOMAS THOMPSON WAS CONVICTED OF BEING DRUNK AND ASSAULTING MR. JOSHUA BENFORD, OF CRANSLEY, ON THE 13TH APRIL. HE WAS FINED 40S., AND IN DEFAULT OF PAYMENT, TO BE IMPRISONED TWO MONTHS LUCY BENFORD, AGED 32, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A QUANTITY OF WOOL FROM A CLOSE AT GEDDINGTON, AND FROM THE PREMISES OF EDWARD CHAPMAN, OF LITTLE OAKLEY, THE PROPERTY OF THE SAID EDWARD CHAPMAN. NO BILL LUCY BENFORD, AGED 45, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF WOOL FROM A CLOSE IN GEDDINGTON, AND FROM THE PREMISES OF EDWARD CHAPMAN, OF LITTLE OAKLEY, THE PROPERTY OF THE AFORESAID EDWARD CHAPMAN JOSEPH EXLEY, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT KETTERING, STOLEN A COAT AND WAISTCOAT, VALUE 8S., THE PROPERY OF WILLIAM BENFORD KETTERING BENFORD CHARGING STANION SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BENFORD VICTIM KETTERING JOSEPH EXLEY, AGED 29, CHARGED WITH STEALING A COAT AND WAISTCOAT FROM THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM BENFORD, OF KETTERING EPHRAIM BENJAMIN SURETIES WELTON SEE ARTICLE RICHARD BENJAMIN MENTIONE D MURCOT SEE ARTICLE THOMAS BENJAMIN ASSAULT WELTON THOMAS BENJAMIN, CHARGED WITH HAVING VIOLENTLY ASSAULTED THOMAS SABIN, THIRDBOROUGH OF WELTON, AND ATTEMPTED THE RESCUE OF A PRISONER A L VICTIM BENNET GAME LAWS DENTON UNDER THE GAME LAWS, GEORGE KNIGHT, OF DENTON, FOR TWO MONTHS, THOMAS PEACH, OF WOODNEWTON, FOR TWO MONTHS, MORICE BENNET, OF DENTON, FOR THREE MONTHS, JAMES RIPPIN, OF WOODNEWTON, FOR TWO MONTHS BENJAMIN BENNETT GAME PASSENHAM FOR THREE MONTHS AND TO FIND SURETIES, FOR DESTROYING A PHEASANT IN POND RIDING COPPICE, IN THE PARISH OF PASSENHAM COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION HANNAH BENNETT VICTIM CHACOMBE SEE ARTICLE 1845 BOROUGH SESSIONS JOHN BENNETT ASSAULT 1845 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN BENNETT ASSAULT 1845 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS JOHN BENNETT ASSAULT 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BENNETT THEFT 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL MICHAEL BENNETT Y 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL MORRICE BENNETT 1843 QUARTER SESSIONS REBECCA BENNETT 1846 MIDDLETON CHENEY PETTY WILLIAM SESSIONS BENNETT DRUNKENE SS 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM BENNETT A WILLIAM BENNETT WILLIAM BENNETT MORICE 1836 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION 1843 JOHN BENNETT, AGED 31, CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING GEORGE MEAD WHILE IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY AS CONSTABLE T 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION 1834 1843 1845 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS BOROUGH COMMITMENTS BENNETTT E H L ASSAULT R A L PRESTON DEANERY C N VICTIM JOHN BENNETT, AGED 31, CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING GEORGE MEAD WHILE IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY AS CONSTABLE, WAS FOUND GUILTY. TO APPEAR FOR JUDGEMENT WHEN CALLED UPON FOR ONE MONTH, FOR STEALING A QUANTITY OF TURNIPS AT DUSTON K IG R BENNETT JOHN CHACOMB P O THEFT C COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTON SUMMER ASSIZES DUSTON VICTIM A 1843 JOHN BENNETT, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE 9TH INST., VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING GEORGE MEAD, POLICE CONSTABLE, AND RESISTED HIS LAWFUL APPRENHENSION THRAPSTON CHACOMBE ROADE JOHN CROSS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A BLUNDERBUSS, THE PROPERTY OF MICHAEL BENNETT, OF CHACOMB, AND A GUN, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS PLUMB MORRICE BENNETT, CHARGED WITH ROBBING JOHN SPENCER ON THE KING'S HIGHWAY, IN THE PARISH OF PRESTON DEANERY, OF SOME MEAT, CHEESE, & C. SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BENNETT, PULBICAN, OF CHACOMBE, WAS CHARGED BY SUPERINTENDENT DEWDNEY WITH HAVING ON THE 10TH NOV ALLOWED DRUNKENESS IN HIS HOUSE. CONVICTED IN 10S. FINE, AND 11S. 6D. COSTS. PAID. THE COMPLAINT OF SARAH WHITLOCK, AGAINST WILLIAM BENNETT, FOR AN ASSAULT COMMITTED AT ROADE, ON THE 24TH JANUARY LAST, WAS DISMISSED ASSAULT DAVENTRY WILLIAM BENNETT, FOR ONE MONTH, CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT ON JAMES ELMORE, OF DAVENTRY MENTIONE D HACKLETON SEE ARTICLE HACKLETON WILLIAM MINNEY, OF YARDLEY HASTINGS, LABOURER, WAS CONVICTED OF BEING DRUNK AT YARDLEY HASTINGS ON THE 21ST INSTANT., AND ADJUDGED TO PAY THE SUM OF 5S. THE COMPLAINT AGAINST BENNETT & WESLEY, FOR DRUNKENESS AT HACKLETON, WAS DISMISSED FOR WANT OF EVIDENCE DRUNK ASSAULT JOHN BENNETT & WILLIAM LEE, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS £10 EACH BE PAID, FOR ASSAULTING JOHN SMITH & WILLIAM BETTS, IN THE EXECUTION OF THEIR DUTY AS CONSTABLES 1845 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ELIZABETH BENSON HOUSE OF ILL FAME 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ELIZABETH BENSON THEFT 1839 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS ELIZABETH BENSON THEFT 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BENSON THEFT RADSTONE 1839 DIED REV. WILLIAM BENSON DIED ASHBY LEDGERS 1842 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS ROBERT BENSON THEFT 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ROBERT BENSON VICTIM 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS BENSON LEAVING FAMILY THOMAS BENSON LEAVING CHILDREN THOMAS BENSON THOMAS BENSON NATHANIEL BENT T NATHANIEL Y BENT THOMAS WILLS, CHARGED WITH STEALING FIVE TAME RABBITS, THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT BENSON THOMAS BENSON, AGED 43, CHARGED WITH DESERTING HIS FAMILY AND LEAVING THEM CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF RADSTON FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR RUNNING AWAY AND LEAVING HIS FOUR CHILDREN CHARGEABLE TO RADSTONE FOR ONE MONTH, FOR MALICIOUSLY COMMITTING DAMAGE UPON THE PROPERTY OF LORD FRANCIS AND OTHERS, AT BRACKLEY ST. PETERS THOMAS BENSON, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR STEALING PART OF A GATE AT RADSTONE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM HOLBEACH, ESQ. K R A RADSTONE ROBERT BENSON, CHARGED WITH BREAKING AND CARRYING AWAY PART OF A RAIL FENCE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM DICEY, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, WAS FINED 11S. INCLUDING EXPENSES, AND IN DEFAULT OF PAYMENT, COMMITTED E H IG R RADSTON L BRACKLEY ST. PETER C RADSTONE UNION MISBEHAVI WORKHOU DAVENTRY OUR SE UNION MISCONDU WORKHOU DAVENTRY CT SE N 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION THEFT A 1843 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH P 1837 NORTHAMPTON DAMAGE O 1843 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION C 1839 FOR SIX MONTHS, UNLESS SURETIES ARE FOUND, FOR KEEPING A HOUSE OF ILL FAME ELIZABETH DAWSON, ELIZABETH BENSON, & MARGARET GLEESON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A GOWN, THE PROPERTY OF HANNAH PILMUIR ELIZABETH DAWSON, ELIZABETH BENSON, AND MARGERET GLEESON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A GOWN, THE PROPERTY OF HANNAH PILMUIR AND ANOTHER, WERE ACQUITTED FROM WANT OF EVIDENCE JOHN BENSON, OF RADSTONE, FOR STEALING PART OF A TREE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM HOLBEACHE, ESQ. FOR 21 DAYS, FOR MISBEHAVIOUR IN THE DAVENTRY UNION WORKHOUSE FOR 14 DAYS, FOR MISCONDUCT IN THE DAVENTRY UNION WORKHOUSE MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON ON THE 27TH ULT., DEEPLY LAMENTED BY PARENTS AND FRIENDS, AFTER A FEW DAYS' SEVERE ILLNESS, THOMAS WOOD, ONLY SON OF MR. THOMAS BENT, GROCER, OF THIS TOWN, AGED SIX YEARS AND THREE MONTHS BROUGHTON SEE ARTICLE DIED THOMAS BENT 1842 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS MR. BENTFORD COMPLAIN T 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS BENTLEY BEGGING ALMS FOR ONE MONTH, AS IDLE AND DISORDERLY PERSONS, IN BEGGING ALMS AT COTTINGHAM, MIDDLETON, WELLINGBOROUGH, AND KINGSUTTON 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION ANN BENTLY VAGRANCY ANN BENTLY & CAROLINE MARTIN, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR VAGRANCY 1842 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS BENTLY BEGGING A L 1843 FINEDON THOMAS BENTLY, CHARGED BY POLICE CONSTABLE MABB WITH BEGGING IN FINEDON, WAS COMMITTED FOR FOURTEEN DAYS HARD LABOUR 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS CHARLES BENTON 1843 EMBEZZLING LEATHER CHARLES BENTON 1834 ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES MICHAELMAS QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN MILTON SEE ARTICLE JOHN BENTON THEFT MILTON SEE ARTICLE JOHN BENTON THEFT MILTON SEE ARTICLE WARMINGTON JESSE WRIGHT, FOR SIX MONTHS, FOR ASSAULTING C. P. BERKELEY, ESQ. OF OUNDLE, OBSTRUCTING THE CONSTABLE, AND OTHERWISE COMMITTING A VIOLENT BREACH OF THE PEACE WILLIAM EATON, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A QUANTITY OF HAY, AT TANSOR, BELONGING TO WILLIAM BERKELEY SEE ARTICLE ROBERT CRAYTHORN, AGED 18, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF OATS, UNDRESSED, FROM THE PREMISES OF BENJAMIN BERRIDGE, OF WARMINGTON SEE ARTICLE LITTLE WELDON SEE ARTICLE A SEE ARTICLE WARMINGTON SEE ARTICLE OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE C. P. BERKELEY VICTIM OUNDLE 1833 COMMITMENTS TO OUR COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM BERKELEY VICTIM 1840 THEFT THOMAS BERRELL THEFT 1835 ASSIZES BENJAMIN BERRIDGE VICTIM 1835 ASSIZES KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS BENJAMIN BERRIDGE CHARLES BERRIDGE VICTIM COMPLAIN T G. R. BERRIDGE ROBERT BERRIDGE ASSIZES ROBERT BERRIDGE MENTIONE D MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT SARAH ASSIZES BERRIDGE 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT SARAH ASSIZES 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL 1841 1841 N 1843 L A BERRIDGE CONCEAL BIRTH WELDON BERRIDGE CONCEALIN G BIRTH WELDON SARAH BERRIDGE VICTIM GLAPTHORNE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS SARAH BERRIDGE VICTIM COTTESTOCK NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS SARAH BERRIDGE VICTIM COTTERSTOCK A E K R CONCEALIN G THE BIRTH OF A CHILD C 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS SAMUEL IG R VICTIM O 1835 WARMINGTON C 1837 NORTHAMPTON Y 1839 TANSOR P 1842 T 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION H 1833 BENTON EMBEZZLE MENT THEFT L 1834 CHARLES BENTON, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR EMBEZZLING A QUANTITY OF LEATHER ENTRUSTED TO HIM TO BE MADE UP INTO BLUCHER SHOES BY J.S. FAULKNER EMBEZZLE MENT WILLIAM BERRIDGE, OF UPPER BENEFIELD, AND LAWRANCE TURNER, OF KELMARSH, WERE BOUND IN £20 BOND EACH FOR THE APPEARANCE, AT THE ENSUING ASSIZES, OF SARAH BERRIDGE, WHO STANDS CHARGED WITH CONCEALING THE BIRTH OF AN ILLEGITIMATE CHILD, IT HAVING BEEN CERTIFIED BY MR. CLARK, SURGEON, OF WELDON, THAT SHE WAS NOT IN A FIT STATE TO BE REMOVED SARAH BERRIDGE, CHARGED WITH ENDEAVOURING TO CONCEAL THE BIRTH AND TO DISPOSE OF THE BODY OF HER CHILD, AT WELDON WAS CONVICTED OF ENDEAVOURING TO CONCEAL THE BIRTH AND TO DISPOSE OF THE BODY OF HER CHILD, AT WELDON. FOUR MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT RICHARD BROUGHTON, OF GLAPTHORNE, CHARGED WITH STEALING A WETHER LAMB, THE PROPERTY OF SARAH BERRIDGE RICHARD BROUGHTON CHARGED WITH STEALING A WETHER LAMB, THE PROPERTY OF SARAH BERRIDGE, AT COTTERSTOCK RICHARD BROUGHTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A LAMB, THE PROPERTY OF SARAH BERRIDGE. NOT TRUE BILL. 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS BERRIDGE WILLIAM BERRIDGE VICTIM WILLIAM FURNACE, AGED 14, CHARGED WITH STEALING A LOAF OF BREAD, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS BERRIDGE, WAS FOUND GUILTY, AND SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR CONCEALIN G THE BIRTH OF A CHILD WILLIAM BERRIDGE, OF UPPER BENEFIELD, AND LAWRANCE TURNER, OF KELMARSH, WERE BOUND IN £20 BOND EACH FOR THE APPEARANCE, AT THE ENSUING ASSIZES, OF SARAH BERRIDGE, WHO STANDS CHARGED WITH CONCEALING THE BIRTH OF AN ILLEGITIMATE CHILD, IT HAVING BEEN CERTIFIED BY MR. CLARK, SURGEON, OF WELDON, THAT SHE WAS NOT IN A FIT STATE TO BE REMOVED NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS CATHARINE BERRILL DAMAGE 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN BERRILL VICTIM 1841 ASSAULT JOSEPH BERRILL 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOSEPH NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES KINGSTHORPE K IG R YARDLEY HASTINGS BERRILL THEFT L MARKET SQUARE NORTHAMPTON C VICTIM A R Y P O BERRILL NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON THOMAS BERRILL, 19, CHARGED ON SUSPICION OF HAVING WITH THREE WEEKS PAST, AT AN EXTRA PAROCHIAL PLACE NEAR TO THE PARISH OF ST. GILES, FELONIOUSLY STOLEN A SPADE, VALUE 2S. AND A BILL AXE, VALUE 6D., THE PROPERTY OF HENRY B. WHITWORTH, ESQ. NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE THORPE MALSOR ALEXANDER BERRY, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE SHOP OF EDWARD MAWBEY, OF THORPE MALSOR, AND STEALING THEREFROM DIVERS ARTICLES OF WEARING APPAREL AND GOODS TO THE VALUE OF £5 N C 1840 VICTIM 1840 ASSIZES - BOROUGH PRISONERS THOMAS BERRILL 1845 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS WILLIAM BERRILL 1834 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL ALEXANDER BERRY THEFT 1834 TRANSPORTED ALEXANDER BERRY TRANSPOR TED 1838 NORTHANTS ASSIZES GEORGE BERRY GAME 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT GEORGE ASSIZES BERRY GAME A L A THEFT VICTIM MERCERS ROW CATHARINE BERRILL, OF KINGSTHORPE, WAS CONVICTED OF DAMAGING PART OF A STAKE HEDGE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM GREEN, OF KINGSTHORPE, AND ADJUDGED TO PAY THE PENALTY, DAMAGE, AND COSTS, AMOUNTING TOGETHER TO 9S. CHARLOTTE WOODING, MARY WOODING, AND MARY ANN MINNEY, ALL OF YARDLEY HASTINGS, WERE CONVICTED OF STEALING TURNIPS GROWING ON LAND IN THE OCCUPATION OF MR. JOHN BERRILL, AT YARDLEY HASTINGS, ON THE 2D INSTANT, AND FINED WITH VALUE AND COSTS 9S. 6D. EACH, AND IN DEFAULT OF PAYMENT WERE RESPECTIVELY COMMITTED TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION FOR SEVEN DAYS, WITH HARD LABOUR ON TUESDAY LAST WILLIAM SHARP WAS TAKEN BEFORE D. HEWLETT, ESQ. CHARGED WITH ASSAULT ON A YOUNG MAN NAMED BERRILL, A SHOPMAN IN THE EMPLOY OF JOHN MARSHALL, GROCER OF THE MARKET SQUARE. HE WAS FINED 12S. 6D., OR FOURTEEN DAYS' IMPRISONMENT IN THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION. FOR 14 DAYS, FOR ASSAULTING JOSEPH BERRILL E H 1842 UPPER BENEFIELD T 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES SEE ARTICLE JAMES ASPLIN, GEORGE BERRY, AND JAMES JOHNSON, BULL NOSED COPPICE CHARGED WITH ENTERING A PLANTATION, CALLED BULL NOSED COPPICE, FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF GAME LILFORD CUM SEE ARTICLE WIGSTHORPE MARKET SQUARE NORTHAMPTON ASSAULT NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES BERRY FIRE SULGRAVE 1840 ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS THOMAS BERRY GAME KINGS CLIFFE 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL CHARLES BERRY ALIAS WILLIAM SPILSBY THEFT OUNDLE 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS CHARLES BERRY ALIAS WILLIAM SPILSBY THEFT 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS CHARLES BERRY ALIAS WILLIAM SPILSBY THEFT 1842 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE BERWICK THEFT 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JAMES BERWICK 1839 NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES JAMES BESNEL 1845 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE BEST 1845 BOROUGH SESSIONS HENRY 1845 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS HENRY BEST 1842 FIRE MR. BEST FIRE 1842 FIRE MRS. BEST FIRE 1834 DIED TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION SARAH BETTISON CHARLES BETTLE DIED GAME LAWS 1841 E H T BERRY R R OUNDLE Y A RUSHDEN L P BOZEAT C MENTIONE D K IG OUNDLE SURETIES O N THEFT SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM HOOKER, FOR NOT FINDING SURETIES FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THE SESSIONS, AND TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS JAMES BERWICK SEE ARTICLE GEORGE BEST WAS COMMITTED FOR TRIAL AT THE SESSIONS ON A CHARGE OF STEALING A PIECE OF MEAT FROM THE SHOP OF MR. KENT, OF THE MAYORHOLD HENRY BEST, AGED 16, CHARGED WITH STEALING ABOUT 2 HALF LBS. OF MUTTON, THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT KENT THEFT A BEST HENRY BEST, AGED 16, CHARGED WITH STEALING ABOUT 2 & A HALF LBS. OF MUTTON, THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT KENT, WAS FOUND GUILTY, AND SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR THEFT L 1845 JOHN A ASSAULT C 1841 JOHN BERRY, BOOTCLOSER, WAS ON WEDNESDAY EVENING TAKEN BEFORE CAPT. HEWLETT & T.SHARP ESQ., CHARGED WITH A VIOLENT AND UNPROVOKED ASSAULT UPON MR. LAY, HATTER, OF MARKET SQUARE. HE WAS CONVICTED, AND FINED £1 AND 11S. 6D. COSTS JOB LAUNDON, JAMES WYATT AND THOMAS BERRY, CHARGED WITH SETTING FIRE TO A STACK OF STRAW, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS COLEMAN, OF SULGRAVE CHARGED WITH BEING FOUND AT NIGHT UNLAWFULLY ARMED WITH A BLUDGEON WITH TWO OTHER MEN IN A CLOSE IN THE PARISH OF KINGS CLIFFE, FOR THE PURPOSE OF DESTROYING RABBITS CHARLES BERRY ALIAS WILLIAM SPILSBY & MARY ANNE SMITH, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT OUNDLE, ON THE 4TH INST, STOLEN PART OF A PIECE OF SILK, VALUE 14S. FROM THE SHOP OF GEORGE LINNELL, THE ELDER CHARLES BERRY ALIAS WILLIAM SPILSBY, AND MARY ANN SMITH CHARGED WITH STEALING A PART OF A PIECE OF SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE LINNELL, OF OUNDLE CHARLES BERRY ALIAS WILLIAM SPILSBY & MARY ANN SMITH, CHARGED WITH STEALING GOODS FROM THE SHOP OF GEORGE LINNEL, AT OUNDLE. SIX MONTHS' HARD LABOUR EACH. WOOD STREET WOOD STREET NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE FOR 3 MONTHS UNDER THE GAME LAWS 1845 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE BETTLE RIDING FURIOUSLY WELLINGOROUGH GEORGE KILLEN AND GEORGE BETTLE, CHARGD BY SUPERINTENDENT KNIGHT, WITH RIDING FURIOUSLY THROUGH THE STREETS OF WELLINGBOROUGH, WERE FINED 3S. 6D. EACH 1839 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS GEORGE BETTLE MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1846 1846 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH SERIOUS ACCIDENT OF BOZEAT, WHO DID NOT APPEAR, WAS FINED 40S., AND 12S. 6D. COSTS, FOR POACHING IN BOZEAT FIELD JOHN BETTLES POACHING BOZEAT THOMAS BETTLES ACCIDENT SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES BETTLES THEFT WOLLASTON 1840 ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS WILLIAM BETTLES THEFT WOLLASTON WILLIAM BETTLES, CHARGED WITH HAVING FELONIOUSLY STOLEN ABOUT 100 LBS. WEIGHT OF COALS, THE PROPERTY OF THE REV. JOHN TUNNARD, CLERK, AT WOLLASTON 1841 ASSAULT EDWIN BETTS VICTIM T 1840 WILLIAM BETTLES PLEADED GUILTY TO THE CHARGE OF HAVING FELONIOUSLY STOLEN ABOUT 100 LBS. WEIGHT OF COALS, THE PROPERTY OF THE REV. JOHN TUNNARD, CLERK, AT WOLLASTON. BEING STRONLY RECOMMENDED TO MERCY BY THE PROSECUTOR, HIS LORDSHIP DISCHARGED THE PRISONER THOMAS ELLIS, FOR SEVEN DAYS, UNLESS FINE AND COSTS, AMMOUNTING TO 7S. 6D. BE SOONER PAID, FOR ASSAULTING EDWIN BETTS ON THE 23D INST., AT THE PARISH OF ST. SEPULCHRE, BY TYING HIM TO A PLANK AND AFTERWARDS A WHEELBARROW, AND STRIKING HIM WITH A WOODEN SHOVEL. THOMAS LOVE, CONVICTED WITH HIM, PAID THE FINE AND WAS DISCHARGED BOROUGH COMMITMENTS EDWIN BETTS VICTIM 1842 DIED ELIZABETH BETTS DIED 1839 DIED HEPHZIBAH BETTS 1833 CALENDAR OF PRISONERS JAMES BETTS THEFT 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JESSE BETTS THEFT ISLIP 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BETTS SURETIES BRACKLEY 1841 DARING HOUSEBREAKING JOSEPH BETTS MENTIONE ST MARYS D STREET NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOSEPH BETTS THEFT WOODFORD JOSEPH BETTS, CHARGED ON THE OATH OF JOHN LINNELL AND OTHERS, WITH STEALING A LAMB, AT WOODFORD, OF THE VALUE OF 25S. 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS JOSEPH BETTS GAME WOODFORD SEE ARTICLE R ON THE 19TH INSTANT, ELIZABETH BETTS, WIFE OF THOMAS BETTS, CARPENTER AND JOINER, OF THIS TOWN, AGED 46 NORTHAMPTON ON THE 13TH INSTANT, SUDDENLY, IN THE 74TH YEAR OF HER AGE, HEPHZIBAH, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. WILLIAM BETTS, OF THIS TOWN L L A N C P O NORTHAMPTON A R Y DIED A K 1841 C IG E H SEE ARTICLE 1836 TRANSPORTED JOSEPH BETTS TRANSPOR TED 1843 INQUEST MARTHA BETTS MENTIONE HARDING D TERRACE ISLIP JAMES BETTS, AGED 21 AND THOMAS READ, 19, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE BARN OF BENJAMIN LEETE, OF ISLIP, ABOUT TWO BUSHELS OF WHEAT AND A SACK JESSE BETTS AND THOMAS READ, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN FROM THE BARN OF B. LEETE, AT ISLIP, TWO BUSHELS OF WHEAT AND A SACK JOHN BETTS, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS THOMAS WILSON, OF BRACKLEY THE FOLLOWING CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO PORTSMOUTH, AND PUT ON BOARD THE LEVIATHAN HULK, VIZ :- JOSEPH BETTS, FOR LIFE, BENJAMIN PATRICK, FOR FOURTEEN YEARS, AND THOMAS BYLES & JOHN FARREN, RESPECTIVELY FOR SEVEN YEARS NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION MR. BETTS VICTIM FINEDON SEE ARTICLE NOAH BETTS MENTIONE D ISLIP SEE ARTICLE NOAH BETTS FILIATION WOODFORD OF WOODFORD, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR REFUSING TO PERFORM AN ORDER OF FILIATION 1843 INQUEST OWEN BETTS DIED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE (AGED 5 MONTHS) 1838 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS SAMUEL BETTS VICTIM LUKE JEFFERY, CHARGED WITH STEALING UPWARDS OF £2 IN MONEY, AND A MUSLIN COLLAR, VALUE 2S. THE PROPERTY OF HER MASTER, SAMUEL BETTS, LEATHER SELLER 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS SAMUEL BETTS MENTIONE D MARY NOBLES, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR PAWNING A COAT AND WAISTCOAT, THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL BETTS 1842 DIED THOMAS BETTS MENTIONE D 1843 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS THOMAS BETTS RIOT & DISTURBA NCE 1845 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM BETTS VICTIM 1845 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM BETTS VICTIM 1839 DIED WILLIAM BETTS 1839 NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES MR. BEVAN MENTIONE D 1838 DIED MRS. BEVAN DIED 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM BEVAN BEGGING 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM FRANCIS BEVAN FALSE PRETENCES A 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES THOMAS BEVIS MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE T HARDING TERRACE H E A L P C O NORTHAMPTON WELLINGBOROUGH L N HARTWELL HOUSE LONG BUCKBY SEE ARTICLE K R WARKWORTH MENTIONE D C ON THE 19TH INSTANT, ELIZABETH BETTS, WIFE OF THOMAS BETTS, CARPENTER AND JOINER, OF THIS TOWN, AGED 46 NORTHAMPTON Y 1833 IG 1833 R 1845 WILLIAM ABRAHAMS, FOR 21 DAYS, UNLESS £1. 6S. BE PAID, FOR ASSAULTING WILLIAM BETTS, CONSTABLE JOHN BENNETT & WILLIAM LEE, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS £10 EACH BE PAID, FOR ASSAULTING JOHN SMITH & WILLIAM BETTS, IN THE EXECUTION OF THEIR DUTY AS CONSTABLES ON THE 13TH INSTANT, SUDDENLY, IN THE 74TH YEAR OF HER AGE, HEPHZIBAH, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. WILLIAM BETTS, OF THIS TOWN SEE ARTICLE ON MONDAY WEEK, AGED 63, MRS. BEVAN, LATE HOUSEKEEPER OF HARTWELL HOUSE FOR ONE WEEK, FOR BEGGING IN THE PARISH OF LONG BUCKBY WILLIAM FRANCIS BEVAN, FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION ON A CHARGE OF OBTAINING GOODS UNDER FALSE PRETENCES OF P. W. WHITEHEAD ASSIZES JOSEPH BEWSEY THEFT KINGS SUTTON 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS THOMAS BIDDEN MENTIONE D POTTERSPURY SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SESSIONS PRISCILLA 1846 A 1839 JOHN WILLES ALIAS JOSEPH BEWSEY, 59, CHARGED WITH HAVING FELONIOUSLY ROBBED MARY ANN HOWES IN THE PARISH OF KINGS SUTTON, AND ALSO WITH USING PERSONAL VIOLENCE AGAINST HER BIDDLE THEFT PRISCILLA BIDDLE PLEADED GUILTY OF STEALING A STEW PAN, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS HARTLEY. PRISONER WAS TRAVELLING WITH A TINKER, NOT IN CUSTODY, AND THE COURT BELIEVING HER TO HAVE BEEN UNDER HIS INFLUENCE, SENTENCED HER TO ONE FORTNIGHT'S IMPRISONMENT ONLY COMPLAIN T DESBOROUGH BIDDLES ASSAULT DESBOROUGH JANE BIGGS VICTIM WELFORD NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES JANE BIGGS VICTIM WELFORD 1835 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL JOHN BIGGS VICTIM WELFORD 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS THOMAS BIGGS ASSAULT THOMAS BIGGS CHARGEAB LE JOHN BIGLEY GAME WILLIAM BIGLEY GAME 1843 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL SPRATTON E 1837 APETHORPE WOODNEWTON THOMAS PEACH, 23, ROBERT GINN, 19, & WILLIAM BIGLEY, 21, CHARGED WITH BEING FOUND IN SHORTWOOD COPPICE IN THE OCCUPATION OF THE EARL OF WESTMORLAND, ARMED WITH BLUDGEONS, FOR THE PURPOSE OF DESTROYING GAME ASSIZES WILLIAM BIGLEY 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES BIGLEY 1846 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS BIGNALL ABSCONDI NG MEARS ASHBY BETSY BIGNALL, SERVANT TO MR. JOSEPH WARREN, OF MEARS ASHBY, WAS COMMITTED FOR 14 DAYS HARD LABOUR, FOR ABSCONDING FROM HER MASTER'S SERVICE 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES BIGNELL MENTIONE D COSGROVE SEE ARTICLE 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BIGNELL 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM BIGNELL THEFT COSGROVE 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES BIGNELL DAMAGE COSGROVE 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES BIGNELL FIRE COSGROVE C GAME A N C O P L 1833 DAMAGE A L BETSY GAME BIDDLES, OF DESBOROUGH, WAS CONVICTED IN A PENALTY OF 11S., AND COSTS 9S., FOR ASSAULTING POLICE CONSTABLE JEFFS JAMES KENNY, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM A BARN AT WELFORD ABOUT TWO BUSHELS OF WHEAT, THE PROPERTY OF JANE BIGGS, WIDOW JAMES KENNY, AGED 54, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM A BARN, AT WELFORD, ABOUT TWO BUSHELS OF WHEAT, THE PROPERTY OF JANE BIGGS, WIDOW SAMUEL DEWES AND THOMAS STEANES, CHARGED WITH STEALING A BROWN GELDING, BELONGING TO JOHN BIGGS, OF WELFORD THOMAS BIGGS, FOR SEVEN DAYS, CONVICTED OF ASSAULTING HENRY WHITMELL FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ALLOWING HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN TO BECOME CHARGEABLE TO SPRATTON FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR TRESPASSING IN PUSRUIT OF GAME AT APETHORPE ; AND FOR THE FURTHER TERM OF THREE MONTHS UNLESS £10. 10S. 6D. BE SOONER PAID THOMAS PEACH, ROBERT GINN AND WILLIAM BIGLEY, CHARGED WITH A TRESPASS IN PURSUIT OF GAME, AT WOODNEWTON K 1841 R COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL A 1841 H KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS IG 1846 SEE ARTICLE T BIDDLE WILLIAM R KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS Y 1845 SEE ARTICLE JOHN BIGNELL, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR MALICIOUSLY DAMAGING THREE TREES, GROWING IN THE GARDEN OF W. HINES WILLIAM BIGNELL, OF COSGROVE, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE 6TH INST., MALICIOUSLY SET FIRE TO CERTAIN SACKS OF CORN, GRAIN, STRAW AND HAY, THE PROPERTY OF JABEZ SCRIVENER, AND TO CERTAIN COW HOUSES, BARNS, HOVELS, AND OTHER BUILDINGS, IN THE OCCUPATION OF THE SAID J. SCRIVENER WILLIAM BIGNELL, AGED 18, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT COSGROVE, MALICIOUSLY SET FIRE TO CERTAIN STACKS OF CORN, GRAIN, STRAW, AND HAY, THE PROPERTY OF JABEZ SCRIVENER, AND TO CERTAIN BARNS, COWHOUSES, HOVELS, AND OTHER BUILDINGS, IN THE OCCUPATION OF THE SAID JABEZ SCRIVENER SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BIGNELL TRANSPOR TED 1840 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS CHARLES BILLING THEFT 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION CHARLES BILLING ILL TREATMEN T 1838 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS CHARLES BILLING THEFT 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS CHARLOTTE BILLING VICTIM 1842 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS GEORGE BILLING VARIOUS 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS THOMAS BILLING EMBEZZLM ENT R A THEFT BILLINGHAM 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE 1841 COMMITTED FOR TRIAL AT THE QUARTER SESSIONS HARRIETT BILLINGHAM 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS HARRIETT BILLINGHAM 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN BILLINGHAM THEFT 1843 THEFT JOHN BILLINGHAM THEFT WHITFIELD L 1839 GATE OPEN C THEFT N O DISORDER LY HOUSE BUGBROOKE WEEDON BECK A C BILLINGHAM WEEDON BECK A L DISORDER LY HOUSE 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES BILLINGHAM FRAUD E K IG R BILLING SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BEAN, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR PAWNING A GOWN AND OTHER ARTICLES, VALUE 7S. 6D., THE PROPERTY OF CHARLOTTE BILLING NORTHAMPTON Y BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS ELIZABETH NORTHAMPTON P 1845 CHARLES BILLING, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR STEALING APPLES AND FRUIT GROWING IN A GARDEN, THE PROPERTY OF SARAH PITTAM, WIDOW CHARLES BILLING, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR WANTONLY ILL TREATING A PIG, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE CORNFIELD WILLIAMS T CONVICTS H 1843 RICHARD KELLAND, CHARLES FEWKES, WILLIAM BIGNELL, WILLIAM REDGROVE, JOSEPH WEBSTER, BENJAMIN WEBBSTER, RICHARD LEWIS, THOMAS BR?, & THOMAS KILSBY, WERE REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL ON MONDAY LAST. THEY WERE ORDERED TO BE PLACED ON BOARD THE YORK HULK, AT PORTSMOUTH, BUT IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE VESSEL BREAKING FROM HER MOORINGS THEY WERE PLACED ON THE LEVIATHAN. CHARLES BOND WAS REMOVED TO THE PENTONVILLE PRISON SEE ARTICLE THOMAS BILLING, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR EMBEZZLING LEATHER, THE PROPERTY OF HIS EMPLOYER, EDWARD PARKER SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE OF BUGBROOK, WAS CONVICTED IN THE SUM OF 10S. PENALTY AND COSTS, FOR NOT SHUTTING AFTER HIM A GATE OPENING FROM THE RAILWAY AND INTO AN ADJOINING FIELD, IN THE PARISH OF BUGBROOK THOMAS BILLINGHAM & HARIETT HIS WIFE, CHARGED WITH KEEPING A DISORDERLY HOUSE AT THE PARISH OF WEEDON BECK THOMAS AND HARRIETT BILLINGHAM WERE INDICTED FOR KEEPING A DISORDERLY HOUSE AT WEEDON. MR. MILLER APPEARED FOR THE PROSECUTION. THE JURY FOUND THE THE PRISONERS GUILTY, AND THE COURT SENTENCED THEM TO THREE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR IN THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION. THOMAS BILLINGHAM & JOHN BILLINGHAM (THE LATTER OUT ON BAIL), CHARGED WITH OBTAINING 7LB. OF HURDLE NAILS FROM J.F. TURNER UNDER FALSE PRETENCES ROTHERSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE THOMAS BILLINGHAM, AGED 19, CHARGED WITH OBTAINING 8LB. OF HURDLE NAILS OF J.F. TURNER UNDER FALSE PRETENCES. JOHN BILLINGHAM, AGED 68, (OUT UPON BAIL), CHARGED WITH OBTAINING 8LB. OF HURDLE NAILS OF J.F. TURNER UNDER SIMILAR PRETENCES 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES NORTHAMPTON DIVISION JOHN PETTY SESSIONS BILLINGHAM FRAUD BILLINGHAM VICTIM SEE ARTICLE BRAFIELD ON THE GREEN TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BILLINGHAM MISBEHAVI OUR 1836 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BILLINGHAM MENTIONE D DAVENTRY 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOSEPH BILLINGHAM VICTIM DAVENTRY 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOSEPH BILLINGHAM VICTIM DAVENTRY 1836 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOSEPH BILLINGHAM MENTIONE D 1838 DONATION MR. T. BILLINGHAM ST. DONATION SEPULCHRE NORTHAMPTON PARISH E H BILLINGHAM WHITE HART DIED R IG SEE ARTICLE GREAT HOUGHTON A MRS. R DIED DAVENTRY L Y 1838 JOHN BILLINGHAM, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR NEGLECTING HIS WORK OF, AND ILL BEHAVING HIMSELF TOWARDS HIS MASTER, WILLIAM OAKLEY WILLIAM BEAUMONT, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR A BREACH OF CONTRACT WITH HIS MASTER, JOHN BILLINGHAM, SHOE MANUFACTURER, OF DAVENTRY JOHN MIDDLETON, FOR STEALING SIX PIECES OF UPPER LEATHER FROM THE SHOP OF JOSEPH BILLINGHAM, OF DAVENTRY, TO BE IMPRISONED SIX MONTHS, WITH HARD LABOUR JOHN MIDDLETON, CHARGED WITH STEALING SIX PIECES OF UPPER LEATHER, VALUE 4S. THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BILLINGHAM, OF DAVENTRY T 1838 SEE ARTICLE K 1843 SEE ARTICLE NOV. 29, AT GREAT HOUGHTON, DESERVEDLY RESPECTED AND DEEPLY LAMENTED, MRS. BILLINGHAM, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. BILLINGHAM, OF THE WHITE HART, IN THAT PLACE, SURVIVING HER HUSBAND ONLY SIXTEEN DAYS KISLINGBURY SEE ARTICLE VICTIM WEEDON BECK BILLINGHAM THEFT LITCHBOROUGH GEORGE W. ROBINSON, 27, WAS SENTENCED TO TWO MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT FOR HAVING STOLEN FROM THE PERSON OF SUSANNA BILLINGHAM, A BASKET, CONTAINING A GOWN PIECE, & C. EDWARD TIFT, CHARGED WITH HAVING BROKEN INTO THE HOUSE OF THOMAS HUMPHREY, OF WEEDON BECK, AND STOLEN THEREFROM THREE SHILLINGS AND SOME HALF PENCE ; AND GEORGE WHITEHEAD ROBINSON, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN FROM THE PERSON OF SUSANNA BILLINGHAM, A SHAWL AND A BONNET, AND ALSO A BASKET AND A GOWN PIECE CHARGED WITH BURGLARIOUSLY ENTERERING THE HOUSE OF JOHN WEBB, OF LITCHBOROUGH, ON THE 24TH ULT. AND STEALING THEREFROM A QUANTITY OF WHEATEN FLOUR, VALUE 20S. THOMAS BILLINGHAM THEFT THOMAS BILLINGHAM THEFT P GREAT HOUGHTON NOV. 29, AT GREAT HOUGHTON, DESERVEDLY RESPECTED AND DEEPLY LAMENTED, MRS. BILLINGHAM, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. BILLINGHAM, OF THE WHITE HART, IN THAT PLACE, SURVIVING HER HUSBAND ONLY SIXTEEN DAYS BILLINGHAM 1841 NORTHAMPTON MIDSUMMER ASSIZES SAMUEL BILLINGHAM 1833 MICHAELMAS QUARTER SESSIONS SUSANNA BILLINGHAM 1833 COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL SUSANNA BILLINGHAM 1841 COMMITMENTS TO COUNTY THOMAS GAOL 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS 1843 THEFT MENTIONE D VICTIM A L A C C RICHARD N DIED O 1838 MENTIONE WHITE D HART THOMAS BILLINGHAM & JOHN BILLINGHAM (THE LATTER OUT ON BAIL), CHARGED WITH OBTAINING 7LB. OF HURDLE NAILS FROM J.F. TURNER UNDER FALSE PRETENCES ROTHERSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE BILLINGHAM FRAUD LITCHBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE COMMITTED FOR TRIAL AT THE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS BILLINGHAM DISORDER LY HOUSE 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS THOMAS BILLINGHAM DISORDER LY HOUSE THOMAS R NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WEEDON BECK BILLINGHAM THEFT ROTHERSTHORPE THOMAS BILLINGHAM THEFT NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES BILLINGHAM 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM 1843 QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM THEFT ROTHERSTHORPE A BILLINGHAM LITCHBOROUGH BILLINGHAM THEFT LITCHBOROUGH BILLINGHAM THEFT LITCHBOROUGH L THEFT A THOMAS N C 1844 ROTHERSTHORPE C P COUNTY SESSIONS O 1844 L Y 1844 WEEDON BECK IG 1841 THOMAS BILLINGHAM & HARIETT HIS WIFE, CHARGED WITH KEEPING A DISORDERLY HOUSE AT THE PARISH OF WEEDON BECK THOMAS AND HARRIETT BILLINGHAM WERE INDICTED FOR KEEPING A DISORDERLY HOUSE AT WEEDON. MR. MILLER APPEARED FOR THE PROSECUTION. THE JURY FOUND THE THE PRISONERS GUILTY, AND THE COURT SENTENCED THEM TO THREE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR IN THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION. E NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES THEFT K 1843 BILLINGHAM R THOMAS THOMAS BILLINGHAM, AGED 40, CHARGED WITH BURGLARIOUSLY BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF JOHN WEBB, OF LITCHBOROUGH, AND STEALING THEREFROM A QUANTITY OF WHEATEN FLOUR, VALUE 20S. T 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES FRAUD BILLINGHAM A NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES H 1843 THOMAS BILLINGHAM, AGED 19, CHARGED WITH OBTAINING 8LB. OF HURDLE NAILS OF J.F. TURNER UNDER FALSE PRETENCES. JOHN BILLINGHAM, AGED 68, (OUT UPON BAIL), CHARGED WITH OBTAINING 8LB. OF HURDLE NAILS OF J.F. TURNER UNDER SIMILAR PRETENCES THOMAS BILLINGHAM, OF ROTHERSTHORPE, LABOURER, WAS FULLY COMMITTED FOR BREAKING INTO THE DWELLING HOUSE OF JOHN GUDGEON, ON SATURDAY MORNING LAST, DURING DIVINE SERVICE, AND STEALING SOME BREAD, BACON, BUTTER, CHEESE, AND LARD, AND A HANDKERCHIEF THOMAS BILLINGHAM, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE DWELLING HOUSE OF JOHN GUDGEON, OF ROTHERSTHORPE, AND STEALING THEREFROM A HANDKERCHIEF, TOGETHER WITH 4LBS. OF BACON, AND OTHER PROVISIONS THOMAS BILLINGHAM, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE DWELLING HOUSE OF JOHN GUDGEON, OF ROTHERSTHORPE, AND STEALING THEREFROM A HANDKERCHIEF, TOGETHER WITH 4LBS. OF BACON, AND OTHER PROVISIONS, WAS FOUND GUILTY, AND SENTENCED TO FIFTEEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION WILLIAM BILLINGHAM, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO BUSHELS OF POTATOES, THE PROPERTY OF THE REV. WILLIAM ADDINGTON TAYLOR, OF LITCHBOROUGH WILLIAM BILLINGHAM, WILLIAM NORRIS, & WILLIAM THORNEYCRAFT, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF WHEAT, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM WAIT, OF LITCHBOROUGH WILLIAM BILLINGHAM, AGED 19, WILLIAM NORRIS, AGED 23, AND WILLIAM THORNEYCRAFT, AGED 32, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF WHEAT, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM WAIT, OF LITCHBOROUGH JAMES BILLINGS ASSAULT DEANTHORPE SARAH BILLINGS ASSAULT DEANTHORPE SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BILLINGS ASSAULT DEANTHORPE SEE ARTICLE ANN BILLINGSLEY POTTERSPURY SEE ARTICLE CHARLES BILLINGTON ROBERT BILSON TENEMENT BRAFIELD ROBERT BILSON MENTIONE D BRAFIELD SEE ARTICLE JOHN BINDER THEFT EASTON SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE INQUEST MRS. BINFIELD 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN BING 1842 INQUEST ANN BINGHAM 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS ROBERT C BINGHAM WILLIAM BINGHAM WILLIAM BINGLEY T ASSAULT ASSAULT NORTHAMPTON ROADE ROADE COOKNOE COTTINGHAM NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS 1841 COMMITMENTS TO COUNTY WILLIAM GAOL BINLEY 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES WILLIAM BINLEY VICTIM CORBY 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES GEORGE BIRCH MENTIONE D BUGBROOKE BINKHORNE THEFT E K R WARKWORTH 1836 THOMAS SEE ARTICLE H MENTIONE VIGO COTTAGE D MISCONDU CT DIED ORDER A 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS O 1843 1837 MENTIONE RED LION D RIOT & DISTURBA NCE A 1840 THEFT L 1837 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS BILLINGS C 1844 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS CHARLES IG 1843 WILLIAM PENN & CHARLES PHILLIPS, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO PRINTED BOOKS, ONE GROSS STEEL PEN HOLDERS, VALUE £1. 19S. AND VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS PHILLIPS R 1833 LITCHBOROUGH N 1843 THEFT Y 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES BILLINGHAM A 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM P 1838 QUARTER SESSIONS L 1843 WILLIAM BILLINGHAM, AGED 19, WILLIAM NORRIS, AGED 23, AND WILLIAM THORNEYCRAFT, AGED 32, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF WHEAT, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM WAIT, OF LITCHBOROUGH, BILLINGHAM PLEADED GUILTY, AND WAS SENTENCED TO THREE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR. NORRIS AND THORNEYCRAFT ACQUITTED LUTTON CORBY SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE JOHN BING, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR MISCONDUCT IN THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, GEORGE HORN SEE ARTICLE (AGED 3 YEARS) AN ORDER, TO BIND ROBERT BINGHAM, A POOR CHILD OF THE PARISH OF ROADE, APPRENTICE TO JOHN COLLINS OF NORTHAMPTON, HAIRDRESSER, WAS MADE UPON THE APPLICATION OF THE OVERSEERS OF ROADE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE THOMAS BINKHORNE WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A GELDING, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM CHENEY, ON THE 13TH MAY, AT THE PARISH OF LUTTON. TRANSPORTATION FOR LIFE CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM BINLEY, OF CORBY, AND STEALING THEREFROM A QUANTITY OF PORK AND BREAD AND CHEESE JAMES YOULES, AGED 19, CHARGED WITH BURGLARIOUSLY BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM BINLEY, OF CORBY, AND STEALING THEREFROM A QUANTITY OF PORK, BREAD AND CHEESE SEE ARTICLE 1844 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM BIRCH VARIOUS 1842 DIED ELIZABETH BIRCHALL DIED 1838 NORTHANTS ASSIZES JAMES BIRCHALL THEFT HARTWELL 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS BIRCHALL VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH BENJAMIN BIRD MENTIONE D GUILSBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE CHARLES BIRD THEFT LOWICK SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS EDWARD BIRD THEFT 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION EDWARD BIRD THEFT 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JANUARY SESSIONS EDWARD BIRD THEFT BRIGSTOCK 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION EDWARD BIRD Y BRIGSTOCK 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS EDWARD BIRD 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION EDWARD BIRD 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL EDWARD BIRD 1835 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL EDWARD (SENIOR) BIRD NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS EDWARD (SENIOR) BIRD G. BIRD GEORGE BIRD 1838 1840 INQUEST HENRY BIRD 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS JAMES BIRD R A L C BRIGSTOCK N DAMAGE THEFT EDWARD BIRD, AGED 50, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING, AT BRIGSTOCK, A FAGGOT, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES CHAPMAN, AND A POLE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM VICCARS. SEVEN YEARS' TRANSPORATION EDWARD BIRD, CHARGED WITH STEALING A FAGOT, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES CHAPMAN, AND AN ASH POLE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM VICCARS, OF BRIGSTOCK E H IG R P O THEFT C 1840 BRIGSTOCK DAMAGE BRIGSTOCK EDWARD BIRD, AGED 50, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BRIGSTOCK, A FAGGOT, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES CHAPMAN, AND A POLE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM VICCARS EDWARD BIRD, FOR SIX MONTHS, FOR UNLAWFULLY DAMAGING A FENCE, IN THE PARISH OF BRIGSTOCK, THE PROPERTY OF THE LADIES FITZPATRICK SEE ARTICLE EDWARD BIRD, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR CUTTING CERTAIN BRANCHES FROM AN OAK TREE, THE PROPERTY OF THE LADIES FITZPATRICK EDWARD BIRD, SEN. CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BRIGSTOCK, A QUANTITY OF MILK, FROM A COW, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS CLARK EDWARD BIRD, SEN. CHARGED WITH STEALING A COPPER, VALUE 15S. BELONGING TO THE OVERSEERS OF BRIGSTOCK THEFT BRIGSTOCK SEE ARTICLE VICTIM CLAPTON SEE ARTICLE A BRIGSTOCK L THEFT A 1835 BRIGSTOCK ON THE 21ST INSTANT, ON BLACK LION HILL, IN THIS TOWN, IN THE 57TH YEAR OF HER AGE, ELIZABETH, WIDOW OF THE LATE MR. BIRCHALL, SADDLER JAMES BIRCHALL, CHARGED WITH STEALING ONE GREAT COAT, THE PROPERTY OF PAUL WARREN, AT HARTWELL MARY ANN BURROWBACK, CHARGED WITH STEALING FIVE COTTON STOCKINGS, VALUE 2S., FROM THE PREMISES OF THOMAS BIRCHALL, OF WELLINGBOROUGH K 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS BLACK LION HILL T 1834 SEE ARTICLE MENTIONE WELLINGBOROUGH D MENTIONE KETTERING NORTHAMPTON D ROAD THEFT PASSENHAM SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE JAMES BIRD, CONVICTED OF STEALING A DRAKE, THE PROPERTY OF SARAH GURNEY, OF PASSENHAM, WAS SENTENCED TO A FORTNIGHT'S IMPRISONMENT NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES BIRD THEFT TITCHMARSH JOHN LOVERIDGE, AGED 19, AND ELIZA, HIS WIFE, AGED 18, WERE INDICTED FOR STEALING A BLANKET, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BIRD, OF OUNDLE. THE MALE PRISONER WAS ACQUITTED, THE FEMALE PRISONER WAS FOUND GUILTY, AND SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BIRD VICTIM OUNDLE 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BIRD MENTIONE D BARNWELL ST. ANDREW 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BIRD THEFT H MAINTENA NCE ALDWINCLE FOR FOURTEEN DAYS, FOR INJURING UNDERWOOD, AT ALDWINCLE GUILSBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE LONG BUCKBY MARY ANN BIRD WAS CONVICTED OF UTTERING A VALUELESS PAPER, PURPORTING TO BE TEN-POUND NOTE, WITH INTENT TO DEFRAUD JOHN RUSSELL, OF LONG BUCKBY. FOUR MONTH'S HARD LABOUR L DAMAGE THE UNDER MENTIONED CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO PORTSMOUTH, AND PUT ON BOARD THE LEVIATHAN HULK, VIZ :- JOHN SYKES & GEORGE BAKER, FOR LIFE; JOHN BIRD & MATTHEW BROWN, FOR 10 YEARS ; JAMES CLARE, FOR 14 YEARS; SAMUEL CLARE, JAMES SUITOR, JOHN HARDY, JOHN TIRRELL, JAMES COALBECK, JOSEPH LOVERIDGE, GEORGE BUTLER, AND JOSEPH TOMLINSON, RESPECTIVELY FOR SEVEN YEARS K R BIRD A JOSEPH IG BIRD R JOHN TRANSPOR TED Y BIRD C 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BRIGSTOCK P 1834 TRANSPORTED O 1837 HENRY HUTTON, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR WILFULLY DAMAGING THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BIRD, TOLL GATE KEEPER, AT BARNWELL ST. ANDREW TEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION - MATTHEW BROWN AND JOHN BIRD, FOR STEALING A LAMB, THE PROPERTY OF SARAH VICCARS, OF BRIGSTOCK T 1845 E 1842 JOHN BIRD, A BOY UNDER 12 YEARS OF AGE, WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING A SACK CONTAINING 13 LBS. OF FLOUR, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BAKER, OF TITCHMARSH. HE PLEADED GUILTY, AND WAS RECOMMENDED TO MERCY BY THE PROSECUTOR. A FORTNIGHT'S IMPRISONMENT. MARY ANN BIRD FRAUD 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION MICHAEL BIRD VICTIM PASSENHAM ESAU MAJOR, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS £3. 5S. NE PAID, FOR ASSAULTING MICHAEL BIRD, AT PASSENHAM 1844 DIED MRS. BIRD DIED LOWICK ON MONDAY LAST, AT LOWICK, NEAR THRAPSTON, MRS. BIRD, THE OLDEST WIDOW IN THAT PLACE, AGED 94 YEARS 1843 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS RICHARD BIRD MENTIONE D EASTCOTE SEE ARTICLE 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS ROBERT BIRD ASSAULT GUILSBOROUGH 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION SAMUEL BIRD VICTIM KILSBY A L A N C 1846 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS ROBERT BIRD AND JACOB JOHNSON, BOTH OF GUILSBOROUGH, LABOURERS, WERE BROUGHT BEFORE THE BENCH FOR AN ASSAULT ON MR. ROBERTS, OF GUILSBOROUGH, ON SATURDAY NIGHT THE 2ND INSTANT. THEY BOTH PLEADED GUILTY. CONVICTED ON PENALTY AND COSTS OF 17S. AND 6. EACH EDWARD MINER, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING SAMUEL BIRD, OF KILSBY NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS BIRD VICTIM WHITTLEBURY 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS BIRD VICTIM DAVENTRY 1843 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS THOMAS BIRD VICTIM DAVENTRY 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS BIRD VICTIM 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS BIRD VICTIM 1845 BURGLARY W. BIRD THEFT 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BIRD WILLIAM BIRD THEFT WILLIAM BIRD MENTIONE D WEIGHTS & MEASURES RAUNDS THEFT FINEDON K R A L N C FINEDON BOZEAT SEE ARTICLE BIRD 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BIRD 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES WILSON BIRD THEFT STANION 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL CHARLOTTE BIRDSALL VICTIM NORTHAMPTON 1837 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS CHARLOTTE BIRDSALL VICTIM NORTHAMPTON NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS FRANCIS A L A WILLIAM VICTIM WILLIAM BIRD, AGED 24, CONVICTED OF STEALING A QUANTITY OF POTATOES FROM THE BARN OF BENJAMIN CHAPMAN, OF FINEDON. TWO MONTHS' HARD LABOUR SEE ARTICLE 1845 BIRDSALL SEE ARTICLE FINEDON WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS 1843 E H IG R Y WELLINGT NORTHAMPTON ON STREET P O 1845 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WHITTLEBURY THEFT C 1842 T 1843 JAMES KNIBBS, AGED 23, THOMAS BARBY, AGED 20, & PLOWMAN JONES, AGED 37 (JONES OUT ON BAIL), WERE CHARGED WITH BURGLARIOUSLY BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF THOMAS BIRD, OF WHITTLEBURY, AND STEALING THEREFROM A BASKET AND OTHER ARTICLES - KNIBBS AND BARRY GUILTY ; FIFTEEN YEARS TRANSPORTATION. JONES ACQUITTED THOMAS ECCLES AND GEORGE TURNER, CHARGED WIH STEALING THREE YARDS OF CLOTH, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS BIRD, OF DAVENTRY THOMAS ECCLES AND GEORGE TURNER WERE CHARGED WITH STEALING THREE YARDS OF CLOTH, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS BIRD, OF DAVENTRY. ECCLES PLEADED GUILTY, AND WAS SENTENCED TO THREE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR ; TURNER ACQUITTED JAMES KNIBBS, AGED 23, THOMAS BARBY, AGED 20, AND PLOWMAN JONES, AGED 37 (JONES OUT ON BAIL), CHARGED WITH BURGLARIOUSLY BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF THOMAS BIRD, OF WHITTLEBURY, AND STEALING THEREFROM A BASKET AND OTHER SUNDRIES HENRY GRAY, WILLIAM KAY, & THOMAS WILDMAN, CHARGED WITH VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING AND BEATING THOMAS BIRD AND OTHERS OF HIS MAJESTY'S PEACE OFFICERS IN DISCHARGE OF THEIR DUTY THE FOLLOWING PARTIES WERE SUMMONED AT THE INSTANCE OF INSPECTOR KNIGHT, FOR HAVING IN THEIR POSSESSION LIGHT OR UNSTAMPED WEIGHTS, &C :EXPENSES, 5S. WILLIAM BIRD, AGED 24, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF POTATOES FROM THE BARN OF BENJAMIN CHAPMAN, OF FINEDON WILLIAM TEBBUTT, AGED 23, AND WILSON BIRD, 18, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT STANION, A SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF MESSRS. BELL MARY REYNOLDS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A HAT, VALUE £1. 5S. THE PROPERTY OF CHARLOTTE BIRDSALL, OF NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE JOHN JONES, AGED 19, EDWARD HIGGINS, AGED 18, & EDWARD FOULKES, AGED 22, CHARGED WITH STEALING, ON THE 23D JUNE, 30 SILK POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS, THE PROPERTY OF FRANCIS BIRDSALL. GUILTY. SEVEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION BIRDSALL DIED NORTHAMPTON DIED MENTIONE D MENTIONE D JAMES BIRDSALL MR. BIRDSALL 1842 INQUEST MRS. BIRDSALL 1842 FIRE RICHARD BIRDSALL FIRE 1838 INQUEST RICHARD BIRDSALL MENTIONE D 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES, BOROUGH PRISONERS W. F. BIRDSALL VICTIM 1845 INQUEST WILLIAM BIRDSALL MENTIONE D 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM BIRDSALL VICTIM 1840 INQUEST WILLIAM BIRDSALL 1841 INQUEST WILLIAM BIRDSALL 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS RICHARD BIRT 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ROBERT BIRT 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ALICE 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ELIZ. BISHOP 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS ELIZABETH BISHOP NORTHAMPTON BRIDGE NORTHAMPTON STREET KETTERING NORTHAMPTON ROAD WOOD NORTHAMPTON STREET Y P O N C A THEFT A L THEFT THEFT SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM GEORGE BRADLEY, AGED 24, AND THOMAS TROUBRIDGE AGED 23, CHARGED WITH STEALING A HAT, THE PROPERTY OF W.F. BIRDSALL K SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON CHARGD WITH HAVING, ON THE 30TH ULT., STOLEN A HAT, VALUE £1, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BIRDSALL, HATTER NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE R R BRIDGE STREET THEFT BISHOP SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON MENTIONE D MENTIONE D THEFT ON MONDAY MORNING LAST, OF INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS, AGED 47, ALDERMAN JAMES BIRSDALL, MANY YEARS POSTMASTER OF THIS TOWN, UNIVERSALLY RESPECTED AND DEEPLY REGRETTED BY HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS SEE ARTICLE E DIED THEFT OF HAT IG 1840 1841 SEE ARTICLE T JAMES NORTHAMPTON A DIED MENTIONE BRIDGE D STREET BIRDSALL H FRANCIS L 1840 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS C 1837 EVERDON THORNBY SEE ARTICLE ROBERT BIRT AND JAMES WILLS CHARGED WITH STEALING 70LBS. WEIGHT OF COALS, THE PROPERTY OF THE REV. FREDERICK GREEN, AT EVERDON ALICE BISHOP, AGED 19, CHARGED WITH STEALING WEARING APPAREL, &C., THE PROPERTY OF HERBERT ATTERBURY, OF THORNBY BRAUNSTON ELIZ. BISHOP & HENRY STANGER, CHARGED WITH STEALING A GUN, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES TIBBITS, OF BRAUNSTON BRAUNSTON SEE ARTICLE JAMES BISHOP, NOW IN PRISON FOR NIGHT POACHING AT LOYS WEEDON, ENTERED INTO A RECOGNIZANCE IN THE SUM OF £10. AND JAMES BROWN, OF SULGRAVE, HIS SURETY, IN THE LIKE SUM, FOR BISHOP NOT SO OFFENDING AGAIN FOR THE SPACE OF ONE YEAR NEXT FOLLOWING 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JAMES BISHOP POACHING LOYS WEEDON 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES BISHOP GAME STOWE NINE CHURCHES 1839 ASSIZES JAMES BISHOP THEFT WEEDON BECK JAMES BISHOP & JOS. BROOKS, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR TRESPASSING IN SEARCH OF GAME AT STOWE NINE CHURCHES JAMES BISHOP, 23, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT WEEDON BECK, SEVEN RINGS, THREE BROOCHES, A SOAP, SEAL, PAIR OF EAR RINGS, AND A SILK WINDER, VALUE 12S., THE PROPERTY OF ANTHONY DALLORZO JAMES BISHOP MARY BISHOP 1845 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS SAMUEL BISHOP 1846 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS SAMUEL BISHOP BRACKLEY SEE ARTICLE HINTON SEE ARTICLE BISHOP THEFT CULWORTH THOMAS BISHOP, CHARGED WITH STEALING A HAT, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES HAWKES, OF CULWORTH WILLIAM BISHOP VICTIM TITCHMARSH JAMES COLSON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A WATCH, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BISHOP, OF TITCHMARSH WILLIAM BISHOP VICTIM TITCHMARSH T THOMAS WILLIAM BISHOP VICTIM MENTIONE D PETTY SESSIONS ANN BISSAKER 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOSEPH BISSAKER TITCHMARSH NORTHAMPTON O C P ASSAULT BLACK ASSAULT N GEORGE IRCHESTER 1837 1841 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ADJOURNED BOROUGH SESSIONS MARY ANN BLACK J. BLACKWELL MENTIONE D JAMES BLACKWELL VICTIM A 1842 L A WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS C 1842 L Y 1840 JAMES COULSON, AGED 13, CHARGED WITH STEALING A WATCH FROM THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM BISHOP, OF TITCHMARSH E 1842 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE THEFT JAMES COULSON, AGED 13, PLEADED GUILTY OF STEALING A WATCH FROM THE DWELLING HOUSE OF WILLIAM BISHOP, OF TITCHMARSH, AND WAS SENTENCED TO ONE WEEK'S IMPRISONMENT, AND TO BE ONCE PRIVATELY WHIPPED K QUARTER SESSIONS DAVENTRY R 1842 SEE ARTICLE A 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D WEEDON BECK H 1843 THEFT IG 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS R 1839 CHARLES WILCOX AND RICHARD HALL, SHOEMAKERS OF THIS TOWN, WERE FINED 5S. AND 2S. 6D. EACH COSTS, FOR ATTEMPTING TO RESCUE ANN BISSAKER, A WOMAN OF THIS TOWN, FROM JOHM WHITE, ONE OF THE NIGHT POLICE JOSEPH BISSAKER, FOR ONE MONTH, UNLESS 13S. BE PAID, FOR ASSAULTING THOMAS COSFORD HENY WIKES, JOHN SEASON, AND GEORGE BLACK STOOD CHARGED WITH COMMITTING AN ASSAULT UPON ELIZABETH WYMAN, IN THE STREETS OF IRCHESTER. THE COMPLAINANT WAS FOUND IN AN IMPROPER SITUATION WITH AN OLD MAN, AND SOME LADS EXPOSED THEM BY LEADING HER AND HER PARAMOUR THROUGH THE STREETS. BLACK WAS DISCHARGED, IT BEING PROVED THAT HE WAS NOT PRESENT AT THE FRAY; THE OTHERS WERE DISCHARGED BY PAYING EXPENSES SEE ARTICLE WOODNEWTON SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE 1841 DIED JOHN BLACKWELL DIED TWYWELL 1838 DIED JOHN BLACKWELL MENTIONE D HARPOLE ON WEDNESDAY LAST, DESERVEDLY RESPECTED, MR. JOHN BLACKWELL, OF TWYWELL, IN THIS COUNTY, AGED 84. HE WAS A MAN OF EXTRAORDINARY GENIUS IN THE MANUFACTURE OF AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, ETC. ON THE 2D INST. AT HARPOLE, AGED 20 YEARS, WITHOUT A SIGH OR A GROAN, ELIZABETH, THE WIFE OF WILLIAM LOVE, AND DAUGHTER OF JOHN AND MARY BLACKWELL, OF THE FORMER PLACE DIED MARY BLACKWELL MENTIONE D HARPOLE 1838 DIED MARY BLACKWELL MENTIONE D HARPOLE 1841 FIRE SAMUEL BLACKWELL FIRE HARPOLE 1843 DIED SARAH BLACKWELL DIED HARPOLE 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM BLACKWELL REFUSING TO MAINTAIN THEFT 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BLACKWELL THEFT 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BLACKWELL 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM BLACKWELL 1845 MISTAKE 1836 1845 1845 H C EARLS BARTON N LEAVING HIS FAMILY MENTIONE D E A L Y P O C THEFT WILLIAM BLACKWELL, CHARGED WITH ENTERING THE DWELLING HOUSE OF CHARLES CORNISH, AT EARLS BARTON, AND STEALING A TIN CAN, &C. WILLIAM BLACKWELL, CHARGED WITH ENTERING THE DWELLING HOUSE OF CHARLES CORNISH, AT EARLS BARTON, AND STEALING A TIN CAN, &C. TEN YEARS TRANSPORTATION EARLS BARTON FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR LEAVING HIS FAMILY CHARGEABLE TO EARLS BARTON BARTON SEAGRAVE SEE ARTICLE ROWELL FOR BEGGING AT ROWELL IN A STATE OF DRUNKENESS SARAH MARIA BLACKWOOD SARAH BLADE TRANSPORTED ABEL BLADES TRANSPOR TED FANNY BLADES ASSAULT BRIGSTOCK SEE ARTICLE FANNY BLADES ASSAULT BRIGSTOCK FANNY BLADES, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ASSAULTING JOHN MITCHELL & WILLIAM CROSS, AT BRIGSTOCK KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION A BEGGING RIOTOUS CONDUCT CATHERINE BOYD & SARAH BLADE, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR RIOTOUS AND DISORDERLY CONDUCT THE FOLLOWING CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO THE LEVIATHAN HULK, PORTSMOUTH :HENRY NEWELL, JOHN BLADES, ABEL BLADES, FRANCIS BLADES, AND WILLIAM SPENCER, UNDER SENTENCE OF TRANSPORTATION FOR LIFE L 1844 EARLS BARTON COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL A 1840 EARLS BARTON WILLIAM BLACKWELL, OF EARLS BARTON, LABOURER, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE NIGHT OF THE 17TH. OR ON THE MORNING ON THE 18TH INST, BURGLARIOUSLY ENTERED THE HOUSE OF CHARLES CORNISH, OF EARLS BARTON, AND STOLEN THEREFROM VARIOUS ARTICLES, HIS PROPERTY K BLACKWELL R WILLIAM IG COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL EARLS BARTON R 1841 BLACKWELL ON THE 31ST ULT, AT HARPOLE, SARAH, THE BELOVED DAUGHTER OF MRS. MARY BLACKWELL, AGED 38 YEARS ON THE 2D INST. AT HARPOLE, AGED 20 YEARS, WITHOUT A SIGH OR A GROAN, ELIZABETH, THE WIFE OF WILLIAM LOVE, AND DAUGHTER OF JOHN AND MARY BLACKWELL, OF THE FORMER PLACE ON THURSDAY NIGHT LAST, ABOUT ELEVEN O'CLOCK, A FIRE BROKE OUT ON THE PREMISES OF MR. SAMUEL BLACKWELL, BAKER, OF HARPOLE, NEAR THIS TOWN. THE BAKEHOUSE, CONTAINING 10 SACK OF FLOUR, THE SPONGE, &C., TOGETHER WITH THE STABLE AND TACKLE, WERE DESTROYED BY THE DEVOURING ELEMENT. WE HAVE NOT HEARD HOW THE FIRE ORIGINATED ON THE 31ST ULT, AT HARPOLE, SARAH, THE BELOVED DAUGHTER OF MRS. MARY BLACKWELL, AGED 38 YEARS FOR ONE MONTH, FOR REFUSING TO MAINTAIN HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN, WHEREBY THEY BECAME CHARGEABLE TO EARLS BARTON T 1843 1836 TRANSPORTED FRANCIS BLADES TRANSPOR TED 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JOHN BLADES THEFT TRANSPORTED JOHN BLADES WILLIAM BLADES WILLIAM BLADES DAMAGE THOMAS BLAKE VICTIM T KINGS SUTTON FOR FOUR MONTHS, UNLESS £5. 18S. BE PAID, FOR WILFULLY DESTROYING 20 CUCUMBER PLANTS AND OTHER VEGETABLE PRODUCTIONS AT KINGS SUTTON H SEE ARTICLE KINGS SUTTON 1833 MICHAELMAS QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS BLAKE 1845 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BLAKESLEY KINGS SUTTON Y VICTIM P WOLD JAMES HOWE, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A WARMING PAN, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS BLAKE, OF KINGS SUTTON JAMES HOWE, 21, WAS CONVICTED OF HAVING STOLEN A WARMING PAN, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS BLAKE, OF KINGSUTTON. THE PRISONER, WHO HAD BEEN CONVICTED OF FELONY, WAS SENTENCED TO BE TRANSPORTED FOR FOURTEEN YEARS JOHN BLAKESLEY, FOR ONE MONTH, UNLESS £1. 13S. 9D. BE SOONER PAID, FOR ASSAULTING JANE ELLIOTT, AT WOLD ON TUESDAY LAST A CHARWOMAN NAMED ANN BLAND, WAS BROUGHT BEFORE THE MAGISTRATES, CHARGE WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF POTATOES AND OTHER EATABLES FROM E.H. BARWELL, ESQ, UPON WHOSE PREMISES SHE WAS EMPLOYED. THE CASE WAS FULLY PROVED AGAINST HER, AND SHE WAS SENTENCED TO 14 DAYS' IMPRISONMENT. THEFT ANN 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ANN BLAND 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS EDWARD BLAND 1843 OUNDLE PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BLAND THEFT OUNDLE FOR ONE MONTH, FOR BEING FOUND, ON THE 13 INST., IN THE HOUSE OF EDWARD HARRISON BARWELL, FOR THE PURPOSE OF COMMITTING A FELONY ROBERT HOUGHTON, FOR THREE MONTHS, & EDWARD BLAND & THOMAS PEARSON FOR TWO MONTHS EACH, FOR STEALING, ON THE 28TH ULT., SEVERAL APPLES GROWING IN THE GARDEN OF JOHN JONES, GENT., IN THE PARISH OF ST. SEPULCHRE SEE ARTICLE JOHN BLAND THEFT OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE SPRATTON THE GRAND JURY THREW OUT THE BILLS AGAINST WILLIAM FOSTER, CHARGED WITH STEALING THREE APPLE DUMLINGS AT ROADE AND AGAINST WILLIAM BOTERILL AND JOHN BLAND, CHARGED WITH A FELONY AT SPRATTON N 1841 C O ASSAULT E BLAKE SEE ARTICLE BRIGSTOCK K THOMAS FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS R COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL BLADES A 1833 GAME LAWS GAME MENTIONE D L 1844 TRANSPOR TED C 1837 1845 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ASSIZES KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION SEE ARTICLE THE FOLLOWING CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO THE LEVIATHAN HULK, PORTSMOUTH :HENRY NEWELL, JOHN BLADES, ABEL BLADES, FRANCIS BLADES, AND WILLIAM SPENCER, UNDER SENTENCE OF TRANSPORTATION FOR LIFE IG 1838 BRIGSTOCK R 1836 THE FOLLOWING CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO THE LEVIATHAN HULK, PORTSMOUTH :HENRY NEWELL, JOHN BLADES, ABEL BLADES, FRANCIS BLADES, AND WILLIAM SPENCER, UNDER SENTENCE OF TRANSPORTATION FOR LIFE THEFT A BLAND 1845 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN L A BLAND THEFT THEFT FELONY ST. SEPULCHRE NORTHAMPTON PARISH SEE ARTICLE GAME BRIGSTOCK SEE ARTICLE BLAY ASSAULT GRIMSBURY SEE ARTICLE BLAND WILLIAM BLAND ELIZABETH TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BLENCOW REFUSING TO WORK 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS W. BLENCOW VICTIM 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS BLENCOW VICTIM 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES JAMES BLENCOWE VICTIM 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES JAMES BLENCOWE VICTIM 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES BLENCOWE 1845 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS JOHN BLENCOWE FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR REFUSING TO PERFORM A CONTRACT ENTERED INTO FOR MANUFACTURING A QUANTITY OF LEATHER INTO BOOTS HENRY LONG WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING TWO FLITCHES OF BACON, A HAM, AND CHINE, THE PROPERTY OF W. BLENCOW, OF BRACKLEY. SIX MONTHS' HARD LABOUR BRACKLEY R R KINGS SUTTON KINGS SUTTON THEFT JOSEPH MORAN, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF TROWSERS, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES BLENCOWE, OF KINGS SUTTON JOSEPH MORAN, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF TROWSERS, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES BLENCOWE, OF KINGS SUTTON - NO BILL BRACKLEY ST. PETERS SEE ARTICLE P VICTIM MIDDLETON C O FREDERICK SMITH, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO ASSES, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS BLENCOW, OF WEST HADDON K WEST HADDON TRANSPOR TED SEE ARTICLE THE UNDER MENTIONED CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO THE YORK HULK, GOSPORT :WILLIAM WATERS, UNDER SENTENCE OF TRANSPORATION FOR LIFE; JOHN BLENCOWE, CHARLES FOUNDLING, & SAMUEL KIRK, RESPECTIVELY FOR 14 YEARS ; AND ROBERT CARR & THOMAS LIDDINGTON, RESPECTIVELY FOR 10 YEARS 1840 TRANSPORTED JOHN 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BLENCOWE 1840 ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS JOHN BLENCOWE THEFT 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOSEPH BLENCOWE VICTIM MIDDLETON CHENEY WILLIAM TIMMS, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT MIDDLETON CHENEY, A COTTON HANDKERCHIEF AND A PAIR OF SPECTACLES, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH BLENCOWE 1843 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS JOSEPH BLENCOWE VICTIM MIDDLETON CHENEY WILLIAM TIMMS WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A HANDKERCHIEF, &C., THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH BLENCOWE, OF MIDDLETON CHENEY. THREE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR A N C BLENCOWE E H 1842 T STEPHEN EATON THEFT Y 1846 STANWICK BLAND A 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS MIDDLETON CHENEY PETTY SESSIONS SAMUEL L 1836 OUNDLE SAMUEL BLAND PLEADED GUILTY OF HAVING STOLEN ON THE 25TH OCTOBER LAST, AT THE PARISH OF OUNDLE, A PAIR OF CORDUROY TROWSERS, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE LINNELL. SIX WEEKS' HARD LABOUR IG 1846 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS A L VICTIM JOHN KITELEY STOOD CHARGED WITH STEALING A SMOCK FROCK, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BLENCOWE, OF MIDDLETON CHENEY. NO BILL JOHN BLENCOWE, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT THE PARISH OF BRACKLEY ST. PETERS, FELONIOUSLY STOLEN THREE BRACKLEY ST. PETERS NIGHT CAPS, THREE PAIRS OF STOCKINGS, AND SUNDRY OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF HIS MASTER, WILLIAM KING MALINS MIDDLETON CHENEY NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS MR. BLENCOWE MENTIONE D DAVENTRY SEE ARTICLE 1841 DIED R. BLENCOWE DIED AYNHO ON THE 16TH INST. MR. R. BLENCOWE, OF AYNHOE, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE, AGED 92, FATHER OF MR. BLENCOWE, BAKER OF BANBURY 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ROBERT BLENCOWE VICTIM MARSTON ST. LAWRENCE SEE ARTICLE 1833 DIED SAMUEL BLENCOWE DIED MARSTON ST. LAWRENCE ON FRIDAY 2D INST. IN THE 24TH YEAR OF HIS AGE, SAMUEL BLENCOWE, ESQ. SECOND SON OF THE LATE JOHN JACKSON BLENCOWE, ESQ. OF MARSTON ST. LAWRENCE 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS SARAH BLENCOWE VICTIM SPRATTON HANNAH BALDERSON, FOR ASSAULTING SARAH BLENCOWE, ON THE 2TH AUGUST, AT SPRATTON, WAS LIKEWISE CONVICTED IN THE PENALTY OF 6D. AND COSTS 8S. 6D. 1846 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS WILLIAM BLENCOWE THEFT MARSTON ST. LAWRENCE 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM BLENCOWE VICTIM 1834 NORTHAMPTON SUMMER ASSIZES MATTHEW BLENKINSOPPS VICTIM ASSAULT GRENDON L BLETSO C BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM BLINCOE 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS BLINKHORN THEFT 1836 TRANSPORTED THOMAS BLINKHORNE 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ELIZABETH BLISS 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL GEORGE 1836 ASSIZES 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES A N 1846 MISCONDU CT SEE ARTICLE JOHN MILLER, JOHN BLETSO, & EMANUEL LABRUM, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR ASSAULTING JEREMIAH PARTRIDGE OF GRENDON, THE SAID JOHN MILLER & EMANUEL LABRUM, RESPECIVELY FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ASSAULTING THE WIFE OF JEREMIAH PARTRIDGE, AND THE SAID JOHN MILLER & JOHN BLETSO, RESPECTIVELY FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ASSAULTING JOHN TAYLOR WOODING BRACKLEY WILLIAM BLINCOE, AND GEORGE PADBURY, YOUTHS OF BRACKLEY, WERE BROUGHT UP AND REPRIMANDED FOR MISCONDUCT IN BRACKLEY CHURCHYARD DURING DIVINE SERVICE SUTTON THOMAS BLINKHORN, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT SUTTON, A GELDING, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM CHENEY TRANSPOR TED L C K A R R GLAPTHORNE Y JOHN WILLIAM BLENCOWE WAS CONVICTED OF OF HAVING STOLEN TWENTY OUNCES OF BUTTER, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM TOMPKINS, OF MARSTON ST. LAWRENCE. ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR HENRY LONG, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO FLITCHES OF BACON, A HAM AND A CHINE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BLENCOWE, OF BRACKLEY E IG BRACKLEY P TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION O 1839 H T 1841 SEE ARTICLE DAVENTRY SEE ARTICLE BLISS VICTIM ASTON LE WALLS ESTHER PAVIOUR, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF SHOES, TWO SHEETS, A GOWN, AND OTHER ARTICLES, FROM THE HOUSE OF GEORGE BLISS, OF ASTON LE WALLS GEORGE BLISS VICTIM ASTON LE WALLS ESTHER PAVIOUR, 48, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF SHOES, TWO SHEETS, A GOWN, AND OTHER ARTICLES, FROM THE HOUSE OF GEORGE BLISS, OF ASTON LE WALLS GEORGE BLISS VICTIM ASTON LE WALLS SEE ARTICLE A VICTIM 1842 1840 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION DIED HELEN BLISS JAMES BLISS JAMES BLISS JOHN BLISS THRUPP GROUNDS DIED MENTIONE D LEAVING CHILD DAVENTRY WEEDON SEE ARTICLE FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR RUNNING AWAY AND LEAVING HIS CHILD CHARGEABLE TO SYRESHAM ON THE 18TH INSTANT, AT DAVENTRY, AFTER A SEVERE AFFLICTION OF A FEW DAYS, BORNE WITH CHRISTIAN FORTITUDE AND RESIGNATION, HELEN, ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE MR. JOHN BLISS, OF THRUPP GROUNDS, NEAR DAVENTRY SYRESHAM MENTIONE THRUPP D GROUNDS DAVENTRY JOHN BLISS FORGERY 1835 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL JOHN BLISS THEFT JOSEPH BLISS MENTIONE D JOSEPH BLISS BLISS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES JOSEPH 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES JOSEPH 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES 1844 R A R Y L GRAFTON REGIS MENTIONE D C 1843 THEFT P 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION O 1843 FARTHINGSTONE K NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES IG 1834 TRANSPORTATION FOR LIFE- WILLIAM HALL, OTHERWISE PURVIS, FOR STEALING A PACK OF CARDS, AT KETTERING ; AND JOHN BLISS, FOR FORGING A PROMISSORY NOTE. THE LATTER TO BE PREVIOUSLY IMPRISONED FOR TWO YEARS IN THE GENERAL PENITENTIARY E H T 1842 DIED ON THE 18TH INSTANT, AT DAVENTRY, AFTER A SEVERE AFFLICTION OF A FEW DAYS, BORNE WITH CHRISTIAN FORTITUDE AND RESIGNATION, HELEN, ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE MR. JOHN BLISS, OF THRUPP GROUNDS, NEAR DAVENTRY JOHN BLISS, CHARGED WITH ROBBING JOSEPH HADLAND, OF FARTHINGSTONE, OF A SHILLING'S WORTH OF EGGS WILLIAM CARR, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THE NEXT ASSIZES TO GIVE EVIDENCE AGAINST JOSEPH BLISS JOSEPH BLISS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS GALLARD, OF GRAFTON REGIS WILLIAM CARR, FOR NEGLECTING TO FIND SURETIES FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THESE ASSIZES TO GIVE EVIDENCE AGAINST JOSEPH BLISS, ON A CHARGE OF FELONY THEFT GRAFTON REGIS JOSEPH BLISS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SHEARHOG SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS GALLARD, OF GRAFTON REGIS JOSEPH BLISS THEFT GRAFTON REGIS SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOSEPH BLISS VICTIM NORTON 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOSEPH BLISS THEFT 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOSEPH BLISS THEFT 1836 FIRE MR. G. BLISS FIRE ASTON LE WALLS 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS BLISS VICTIM NETHER HEYFORD A L A N C BLISS EDWARD JEFFS, CHARGED WITH STEALING THREE FOWLS AND SEVEN PIGEONS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM AND JOSEPH BLISS, OF NORTON JOSEPH BLISS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A BEE HIVE, WITH THE BEES, THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL JONES JOSEPH BLISS, 27, FOR STEALING A BEE HIVE, THE PROPERTY OF S. JONES, WAS SENTENCED TO 14 DAYS' IMPRISONMENT SEE ARTICLE LORAINE AND ALVERDINE SMITH, TWO GIPSIES, WERE CHARGED WITH HAVING THREATENED TO BEAT THOMAS BLISS, OF NETHER HEYFORD. THEY WERE BOUND OVER TO APPEAR AT THE SESSIONS, AND IN THE MEANTIME TO KEEP THE PEACE EDWARD JEFFS, CHARGED WITH STEALING THREE FOWLS AND SEVEN PIGEONS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM AND JOSEPH BLISS, OF NORTON ON WEDNESDAY LAST, AT BLAKESLEY, MR. WILLIAM BLISS, FARMER, AGED 77 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BLISS VICTIM NORTON 1836 DIED WILLIAM BLISS DIED BLAKESLEY 1833 ASSIZES WILLIAM BLISS THEFT WELTON WILLIAM BLISS, 33, CHARGED WITH STEALING A GELDING, AT WELTON, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS HIGGS 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES BLISS THEFT WELTON SEE ARTICLE 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS BLISSETT DRUNK & DISORDER LY WILBARSTON SEE ARTICLE ANN BLISSITT DAMAGE WILBARSTON FRANCES BLISSITT DAMAGE JAMES BLOCKLEY VICTIM JAMES BLOCKLEY VICTIM STOKE ALBANY A Y WILLIAM BLOFIELD VICTIM JOSEPH BLOODWORTH DRUNK BLOODWORTH BLOTT BLISWORTH L NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM BLOTT 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BLOTT 1842 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM BLOTT 1841 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM BLOTT C E DEAN THORPE ALSO OF DEAN THORPE, WAS CONVICTED OF USING A SCALE OF UNEQUAL MEASURE VICTIM PAPLEY SEE ARTICLE VICTIM A 1841 UNEQUAL BALANCE N THOMAS WILLIAM BLOFIELD, OF BLISWORTH, COMPLAINED AGAINST HENRY MILLER, OF THE SAME PLACE, FOR AN ASSAULT UPON HIM AT ROADE, ON THE 11TH INST. THESE PARTIES WERE TWO VERY OLD AND APPARENTLY INFIRM MEN, AND IT APPEARED THAT AFTER HAVING WORDS ABOUT A TRIFLING DEBT DUE FROM BLOFIELD TO MILLER, THEY STRUCK ONE ANOTHER. CASE DISMISSED SEE ARTICLE A 1837 SEE ARTICLE DEENETHORPE L 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS C 1844 O P 1842 SEE ARTICLE K STOKE ALBANY R 1835 FRANCES & ANN BLISSITT, FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR WILFULLY BREAKING WINDOWS AT WILBARSTON WILBARSTON R 1835 FRANCES & ANN BLISSITT, FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR WILFULLY BREAKING WINDOWS AT WILBARSTON H 1845 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES IG 1845 T 1844 WOODFORD MARSHAL MAULT, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT WOODFORD, VARIOUS ARTICLES OF DRESS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BLOTT AND ELIZA LEWIN MARTHA MAULT CHARGED WITH STEALING WEARING APPAREL, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BLOTT AND ELIZA LEWIN, AT WOODFORD VICTIM WOODFORD SHOOTING WITHOUT LICENSE RUSHDEN WAS FINED £5. 11S. 6D. FOR SHOOTING WITHOUT A LICENSE IN RUSHDEN FIELD RUSHDEN ROBERT BAILEY WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING TURNIPS FROM A FIELD, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BLOTT, OF RUSHDEN. MR. TURNELL, MR. BAILEY'S EMPLOYER, GAVE HIM AN EXCELLENT CHARACTER, AND BLOTT WISHED THE MAGISTRATES TO MITIGATE THE PENALTY AS FAR AS POSSIBLE. HE WAS FINED 14S. 8D. THE REAL VALUE OF TURNIPS WAS TWOPENCE VICTIM WILLIAM BLOTT DIED WOODFORD 1835 DIED MARY BLOWER DIED YARDLEY HASTINGS 1844 DIED SAMUEL BLOWER DIED YARDLEY HASTINGS 1835 DIED SAMUEL BLOWER MENTIONE D YARDLEY HASTINGS 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS SAMUEL BLOXHAM VICTIM 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JANE BLUETT ROGUES & VAGABOND S H R K IG BLUNDELL WELLINGBOROUGH L JOHN A R BLUNDELL Y GEORGE LEAVING HIS TEAM P BLUNDAL MENTIONE D THEFT ALFRED WITCH, FOR ONE MONTH, MARY ANN BRITTEN, SARAH ENGLISH, JANE BLUETT, & EMMA ILLES, RESPECIVELY FOR 14 DAYS, AS ROGUES AND VAGABONDS SUPERINTENDENT KNIGHT CHARGED THOMAS BLUNDAL WITH LEAVING HIS TEAM ON THE HIGHWAY, IN THE STREETS OF WELLINGBOROUGH, AS TO OBSTRUCT THE HIGHWAY. BLUNDAL RECEIVED AN EXCELLENT CHARACTER, AND ACKNOWLEDGED HIS FAULT. FINED, INCLUDING COSTS, 8S. HANNINGTON SEE ARTICLE FINEDON WILLIAM PETTIT AND WILLIAM DICKINSON, TWO RAILWAY LABOURERS, WERE APPRENHENDED BY SUPERINTENDENT KNIGHT, CHARGED WITH TAKING FROM THE PERSON OF JOHN BLUNDELL, OF FINEDON, TWO SOVEREIGNS AND SOME SILVER. BLUNDELL REFUSED TO PROSECUTE, AND THE CHARGE WAS ACCORDINGLY DISMISSED ROWELL SEE ARTICLE DAVENTRY ON TUESDAY LAST, AFTER GIVING BIRTH TO A SON, MARY, THE BELOVED WIFE OF MR. WILLIAM BLUNSOM, FARRIER, OF THE LONDON ROAD, DAVENTRY, AGED 43 YEARS SEE ARTICLE N C 1845 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON SESSIONS THOMAS C 1844 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS O 1843 BRACKLEY ST. PETER ON THE 11TH INST., AT WOODFORD, AFTER A SHORT BUT SEVERE ILLNESS, MR. WILLIAM BLOTT, FORMERLY OF LEIGHTON, HUNTS, AGED 56 AT YARDLEY HASTINGS, ON THE 15TH INST. DEEPLY LAMENTED BY HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS, MARY, THE WIFE OF SAMUEL BLOWER, LACE MERCHANT, IN THE 63D YEAR OF HER AGE ON THE 1ST INSTANT, AT YARDLEY HASTINGS, AGED 67, MR. SAMUEL BLOWER, LACEMAN, OF THAT PLACE. THROUGH HIS LIFE HE WAS EMINENT FOR SIMPLICITY AND INTEGRITY OF CHARACTER, AND IS DEEPLY LAMENTED BY FAMILY AND FRIENDS AT YARDLEY HASTINGS, ON THE 15TH INST. DEEPLY LAMENTED BY HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS, MARY, THE WIFE OF SAMUEL BLOWER, LACE MERCHANT, IN THE 63D YEAR OF HER AGE GEORGE BEARSLEY, AGED 26, & JOHN JONES, AGED 34, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BRACKLEY ST. PETER, A PAIR OF TROWSERS AND A WOODEN BOTTLE, THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL BLOXHAM E DIED T 1844 1845 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS JOHN BLUNDELL 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JAMES BLUNSOM 1843 DIED MARY BLUNSOM DIED 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS MARY BLUNSOM MENTIONE D ROWELL SEE ARTICLE 1843 DIED WILLIAM BLUNSOM MENTIONE LONDON D ROAD DAVENTRY ON TUESDAY LAST, AFTER GIVING BIRTH TO A SON, MARY, THE BELOVED WIFE OF MR. WILLIAM BLUNSOM, FARRIER, OF THE LONDON ROAD, DAVENTRY, AGED 43 YEARS 1838 DIED WILLIAM BLUNSOM DIED ISLIP SEE ARTICLE A L A VICTIM VICTIM LONDON ROAD 1838 1838 1844 1844 1841 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS BENEDICT BLUNT CHARLES BLUNT DELANI BLUNT DELINA BLUNT DELINA BLUNT DELINA BLUNT THEFT SEE ARTICLE MENTIONE D MENTIONE D ASHTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE VICTIM SEE ARTICLE MENTIONE D MENTIONE BEAR INN D SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON 1834 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL FRANCIS BLUNT THEFT 1840 PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE BLUNT FIGHTING 1841 INQUEST GEORGE BLUNT DIED 1841 MURDEROUS ASSAULT GEORGE BLUNT MURDEROU BELL BARN NORTHAMPTON S ASSAULT COURT 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS GEORGE BLUNT ASSAULT R IG A R 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JABEZ BLUNT 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS 1843 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS 1839 1839 DISCOVERY OF STOLEN PROPERTY COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THEFT A BLUNT SURETIES BLUNT A JABEZ THEFT SEE ARTICLE GEORGE BLUNT & STEPHEN PERKINS, RESPECTIVELY FOR 14 DAYS, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING JOSEPH STEVENSON, FOUNDRYMAN JOHN ALLEN AND JABEZ BLUNT, BOTH OF HARLESTONE, SHOEMAKERS, WERE FULLY COMMITTED TO THE SESSIONS, FOR STEALING SIX YARDS OF WIRE FENCING, THE PROPERTY OF THE HONORABLE CAPT. SPENCER, FROM HIS PLEASURE GROUNDS, AT HARLESTONE, ON THE 25TH JUNE LAST HARLESTONE JOHN ALLEN AND JABEZ BLUNT, CHARGED WITH STEALING SIX YARDS OF WIRE FENCING, THE PROPERTY OF THE HON. F. SPENCER HARLESTONE OF HARLESTONE, SHOEMAKER, ENTERED INTO RECOGNIZANCE WITH TWO SURERIES TO APPEAR AT THE NEXT SESSIONS TO ANSWER A CHARGE OF INDICTMENT TO BE PREFERRED AGAINST HIM FOR FELONY HARLESTONE JOHN ALLEN AND JABEZ BLUNT WERE CONVICTED OF STEALING SIX YARDS OF WIRE FENCING, THE PROPERTY OF THE HON. F. SPENCER, AT HARLESTONE. TWO MONTHS' HARD LABOUR RESPECTIVELY N C THEFT L JABEZ HARLESTONE C BLUNT L Y JABEZ FRANCIS BLUNT, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF BARLEY FROM A BARN AT WELLINGBOROUGH, BELONGING TO MARIA LOVELL ON MONDAY LAST, SAMUEL ROBERTS, A SHOEMAKER, AND GEORGE BLUNT, A FOUNDRYMAN, WERE FINED FOR FIGHTING ON THE PREVIOUS NIGHT, AND BOUND OVER TO KEEP THE PEACE TILL THE SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE (AGED ABOUT 20) E H T WELLINGBOROUGH P NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS O 1843 SEE ARTICLE K 1839 JABEZ BLUNT GAME HARLESTONE JABEZ BLUNT, OF HARLESTON, LABOURER, WAS CONVICTED OF TRESPASSING IN SEARCH OF GAME UPON LAND IN THE OCCUPATION OF JOHN FLAVELL, AT HARLESTON, ON THE 22D NOVEMBER LAST, AND FINED, WITH COSTS £2. 12S. 6D. JACK BLUNT THEFT NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE JOHN BLUNT THEFT IRCHESTER / RAUNDS SEE ARTICLE 1839 ASSIZES JOHN BLUNT THEFT IRCHESTER / RAUNDS SEE ARTICLE 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES JOHN BLUNT THEFT IRCHESTER / RAUNDS SEE ARTICLE 1838 INQUEST JOHN BLUNT MENTIONE BRIDGE D STREET NORTHAMPTON TRANSPORTED JOHN BLUNT TRANSPOR TED 1836 INQUEST JOHN BLUNT MENTIONE BRIDGE D STREET NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS JOHN BLUNT THEFT JOHN EDWARD BLUNT MENTIONE D ALDERTON ROBERT BLUNT VICTIM ALDERTON NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS ROBERT BLUNT VICTIM THOMAS BLUNT VINCENT BLUNT BLUNT THE FOLLOWING CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO PORTSMOUTH, AND PUT ON BOARD THE LEVIATHAN HULK, VIZ :- ROBERT BUTLIN, WILLIAM CORT, GEORGE CORT, & JOHN BLUNT, UNDER SENTENCE OF TRANSPORTATION FOR LIFE: WILLIAM JOHNSON & WILLIAM BANNER, FOR 15 YEARS: AND WILLIAM HEATH & JACOB JOHNSON, FOR 10 YEARS. AND ON BOARD THE YORK HULK, AT GOSPORT, JAMES MUNNS, FOR 14 YEARS T 1839 SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER SESSIONS VINCENT 1835 TRANSPORTED VINCENT BLUNT 1841 MURDEROUS ASSAULT ON A WILLIAM FEMALE BLUNT K R A DALLINGTON LITTLE HOUGHTON N A L A ASSAULT SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON ASSAULT THEFT E H IG DIED C 1835 SEE ARTICLE L 1835 INQUEST COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL BRIXWORTH C 1837 SEE ARTICLE R 1841 Y 1841 P 1841 O 1836 NORTHAMPTON TRANSPORTED BELL BARN NORTHAMPTON COURT ROBERT JELLEY, 60, FOR FELONIOUSLY STEALING FIVE PIECES OF OAK WOOD, THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT BLUNT, ON THE 5TH DEC. LAST, ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR. SEE ARTICLE (AGED 13) VINCENT BLUNT, CHARGED WITH MAKING AN ASSAULT ON RICHARD WEST, CONSTABLE OF DALLINGTON VINCENT BLUNT, AGED 20, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING TWO TURKEYS, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS TALLANT, OF LITTLE HOUGHTON, AND SENTENCED TO SEVEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION THE UNDER MENTIONED CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO PORTSMOUTH, AND PUT ON BOARD THE LEVIATHAN HULK : JOHN MOUNTAIN, WILLIAM WATSON, VINCENT BLUNT, JOHN WHITE, JOHN TAYLOR, STEPHEN NICHOLS SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BLUNT, FOR FUTHER EXAMINATION ON A CHARGE OF MALICIOUSLY ASSAULTING, CUTTING AND WOUNDING ANN BLUNT OTHERWISE ANN BOTTERILL, WITH INTENT TO KILL AND MURDER HER 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM BLUNT ASSAULT 1841 INQUEST WILLIAM BLUNT MENTIONE BELL BARN NORTHAMPTON D SEE ARTICLE PREVENTIN G ARREST WILLIAM BLUNT, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR PREVENTING THOMAS WRIGHT, ONE OF THE WATCHMEN, FROM TAKING INTO CUSTODY JOHN CATTEL, WHO HAD COMMITTED A BREACH OF THE PEACE 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM BLUNT NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS WILLIAM BLUNT ASSAULT 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM BLUNT ASSAULT 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BLUNT VICTIM 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ANN BLUNT / BOTTERILL VICTIM 1846 INQUEST BRYAN BLYTHE MENTIONE HORSESHO NORTHAMPTON D E STREET SEE ARTICLE 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS LUCY BLYTHE COMPLAIN T SEE ARTICLE 1846 INQUEST WILLIAM BLYTHE DIED MR. BODALY MENTIONE D WELLINGBOROUGH RICHARD BODALY VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE RICHARD BODALY VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE JOHN BODDIMAN ROWELL SEE ARTICLE JOSEPH BODDIMORE L BELL BARN NORTHAMPTON COURT 1841 SEE ARTICLE T COMMITTED FOR TRIAL AT THE QUARTER SESSIONS CHARLES BODDINGTON 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS CHARLES BODDINGTON K R A KETTERING THEFT KINGSTHORPE N C 1841 E H IG R MENTIONE D MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE (AGED 14 MONTHS) C 1843 Y 1840 A 1836 BRIGSTOCK P 1837 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES WILLIAM BLUNT, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ASSAULTING AND BEATING SOPHIA, WIFE OF WILLIAM PERCIVAL RICHARD KINGHAM, CONVICTED OF STEALING A WATCH, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BLUNT, WAS SENTENCED TO THREE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT WILLIAM BLUNT, FOR FUTHER EXAMINATION ON A CHARGE OF MALICIOUSLY ASSAULTING, CUTTING AND WOUNDING ANN BLUNT OTHERWISE ANN BOTTERILL, WITH INTENT TO KILL AND MURDER HER NORTHAMPTON HORSESHO NORTHAMPTON E STREET O 1843 SEE ARTICLE THEFT KINGSTHORPE REMOVED FROM GAOL SEE ARTICLE CHARLES ALLEN, CHARLES BODDINGTON & THOMAS HAMMOND, CHARGED WITH HAVING, IN THE MORNING OF THE 19TH MARCH, AT KINGSTHORPE, BURGLARIOUSLY BROKEN INTO THE HOUSE OF RICHARD WEST, AND STOLEN THEREFROM THREE PURSES, CONTAINING £1.8S., TWO GREAT COATS, TWO SHAWLS, A BOA, AND DIVERS OTHER ARTICLES SEE ARTICLE REMOVED FROM COUNTY GAOL CHARLES BODDINGTON 1839 QUARTER SESSIONS CHARLES BODDINGTON 1839 QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS CHARLES BODDINGTON THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH CHARLES BODDINGTON THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE EDWARD BODDINGTON VICTIM IRTHLINGBOROUGH JAMES COX, CHARGED WITH STEALING AN EWE LAMB FROM A CLOSE IN IRTHLINGBOROUGH, THE PROPERTY OF EDWARD BODDINGTON A L 1841 THE UNDER MENTIONED CONVICTS WERE REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL LAST TO THE LEVIATHAN HULK AT PORTSMOUTH JOHN BODDINGTON, CHARLES BODDINGTON, & JOHN PERRIN, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON SUNDAY EVENING THE 24TH ULT., BROKEN AND ENTERED THE HOUSE OF THE REV. ROBERT DAVIS, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, AND STOLEN THEREFROM A £10 NOTE, 15 SOVEREIGNS, FOUR SHILLINGS, A GOLD RING, AND A GOLD WATCH SEAL SEE ARTICLE 1839 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION HANNAH BODDINGTON KILLING A PIGEON KINGSTHORPE JOHN DENT & JOHN WHITSEY, RESPECTIVELY FOR ONE MONTH, FOR KILLING A PIGEON, THE PROPERTY OF HANNAH BODDINGTON, OF KINGSTHORPE 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT HARRIET ASSIZES BODDINGTON VICTIM KINGSTHORPE MICHAEL M'WHITE, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SHOVEL, THE PROPERTY OF HARRIET BODDINGTON, OF KINGSTHORPE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BODDINGTON 1839 QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON DIVISION SPECIAL AND PETTY SESSIONS JOHN BODDINGTON THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH JOHN BODDINGTON THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE MISS BODDINGTON VICTIM KINGSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE MISS BODDINGTON VICTIM KINGSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE DRUNK & DISORDER LY FINEDON 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS BODDINGTON THEFT FINEDON 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS W. BODDINGTON 1836 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM BODDINGTON 1835 ASSIZES MARTHA BODELL WILLIAM BODFISH 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS ELEANOR BODGER 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION FRANCIS BODGER GAME LAWS 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JAMES ASSIZES BODGER MENTIONE D 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BODGER GAME LAWS 1833 INQUEST JOHN BODGER 1833 INQUEST MARY BODGER A N A L A 1838 C BODFISH BODFISH ILLEGITIM ATE CHILD DIED [AGED 7] MENTIONE D L SEE ARTICLE A BILL OF INDICTMENT AGAINST W. BODDINGTON, FOR A BURGLARY IN THE HOUSE OF H. WIDDOWSON, OF GREAT HARROWDEN, WAS REJECTED BY THE GRAND JURY WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE NASEBY OF NASEBY, A DISORDERLY PERSON, FOR ONE MONTH HARRINGTON SEE ARTICLE C O UNION MISBEHAVI WORKHOU OUR SE MENTIONE D DISORDER LY MENTIONE D LEAVING CHILD JOHN 1843 JAMES SEE ARTICLE GREAT HARROWDEN P THEFT TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION 1834 K BODDINGTON R THOMAS E H WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS R 1845 Y 1844 IG 1844 WELLINGBOROUGH T 1839 1839 THEFT JOHN BODDINGTON, CHARLES BODDINGTON, & JOHN PERRIN, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON SUNDAY EVENING THE 24TH ULT., BROKEN AND ENTERED THE HOUSE OF THE REV. ROBERT DAVIS, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, AND STOLEN THEREFROM A £10 NOTE, 15 SOVEREIGNS, FOUR SHILLINGS, A GOLD RING, AND A GOLD WATCH SEAL SEE ARTICLE NASEBY BRIGSTOCK NORTHAMPTON FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR RUNNING AWAY AND LEAVING HIS CHILD CHARGEABLE TO NASEBY ELEANOR BODGER, OF BRIGSTOCK, CHARGED WILLIAM HOLLIS, OF RUSHTON, WITH BEING THE FATHER OF AN ILLEGIMITATE CHILD, AND AN ORDER WAS GRANTED GEORGE ATKINS, FOR TWO MONTHS, AND JOHN & FRANCIS BODGER, RESPECTIVEY FOR ONE MONTH, UNDER THE GAME LAWS SEE ARTICLE GEORGE ATKINS, FOR TWO MONTHS, AND JOHN & FRANCIS BODGER, RESPECTIVEY FOR ONE MONTH, UNDER THE GAME LAWS STAMFORD BARON SEE ARTICLE STAMFORD BARON SEE ARTICLE 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION EDWARD BODSWORTH GAME LAWS 1840 QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BODYMER VICTIM 1843 THE BURGLARY AT MRS. GURNEYS MR. BOEME MENTIONE D 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES BOLD MENTIONE D SAMUEL MUNNS, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR NOT FINDING SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS JAMES BOLD, POLICE CONSTABLE JAMES BOLD MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE ALFRED BOLLARD ASSAULT JOSEPH BOLLARD SAMUEL BOLLARD 1846 1838 1842 1845 1843 1842 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS BOLTON ELIZABETH BOLTON ELIZABETH BOLTON FREDERICK BOLTON GEORGE T H L DIED ASSAULT BOLTON E A RUSHDEN DRUNK MENTIONE D LEAVING FAMILY BENJAMIN SHERRIFF, WILLIAM SHARPE, WILLIAM TARRY, AND THOMAS BOLLARD, CHARGED WITH HAVING FELONIOUSLY ENTERED THE NATIONAL SCHOOL AND THE HOUSE BELONGING THERETO, IN THE PARISH OF WILBARSTON, AND STOLEN THEREFROM A QUANTITY OF MONEY, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH ALMOND K EBENEZER R DRUNK & UNRULY IG BOLTON R EBENEZER WILBARSTON SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE BURTON LATIMER SEE ARTICLE (AGED 33) BURTON LATIMER SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE C 1843 THEFT FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR SUFFERING HIS FAMILY TO BECOME CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF KETTERING WEEKLEY MILLS N 1845 BOLLARD ALFRED BOLLARD, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR ASSAULTING JOHN BATEMAN, AT TITCHMARSH KETTERING Y 1846 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS INQUEST KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS YELVERTOFT JOHN BOLTON ROBERT BOLTON STEPHEN BOLTON THOMAS BOLTON VAGRANT ACT GEORGE BOMFORD THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH FOR ONE MONTH, FOR RUNNING AWAY, AND LEAVING HIS FAMILY CHARGEABLE TO YELVERTOFT JOHN CONWAY, JOHN ADAMS, & PATRICK MATRON, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS £5 EACH BE PAID, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING JOHN BOLTON, AT WEEDON VICTIM WEEDON NON PAYMENT BURTON LATIMER SEE ARTICLE VICTIM MORTON PINKNEY THOMAS WILSON, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING STEPHEN BOLTON, AT MORTON PINKNEY A 1846 ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS SEE ARTICLE TITCHMARSH P 1840 L 1843 NORTHAMPTON CHARGEAB LE MENTIONE D O 1835 A 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES C 1841 EDWARD BODSWORTH AND WILLIAM KNIGHTON, EACH FOR ONE MONTH, UNDER THE GAME LAWS THOMAS SPRIGGS, CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLING A QUANTITY OF SILK, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BODYMER FOR 14 DAYS, UNDER THE VAGRANT ACT 1840 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS EDWARD BONAS THEFT TEETON 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION CHARLES BOND THEFT COLD ASHBY SEE ARTICLE THE GRAND JURY THREW OUT THE BILL, AGAINST EDWARD BONAS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A VELVETEEN JACKET, THE PROPERTY OF ELIZA TEETON CHARLES BOND, CHARGED WITH KILLING A SHEEP, WITH INTENT TO STEAL PART OF THE CARCASE, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE GEE, OF COLD ASHBY 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS CHARLES BOND THEFT CHARLES BOND, CHARGED WITH KILLING A SHEEP BELONGING TO GEORGE GEE, OF COLD ASHBY COLD ASHBY CONVICTS CHARLES BOND CONVICTS 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SESSIONS CHARLOTTE BOND MENTIONE ABINGTON NORTHAMPTON STREET D SEE ARTICLE 1842 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS JOHN BOND REFUSING TO ASSIST SEE ARTICLE 1842 INQUEST JOHN BOND MENTIONE D 1840 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN BOND NON PAYMENT 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN BOND GAME 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL SAMUEL 1845 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM LICENSE BONEHAM EMBEZZLE MENT A BONEHAM C N BOND NASEBY NAG'S HEAD PUBLIC HOUSE CHARGING ELI BONHAM GEORGE BONHAM MENTIONE D CARTS IRCHESTER SEE ARTICLE WOLLASTON SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE WHITFIELD SEE ARTICLE POTTERSPURY SEE ARTICLE 1837 DIED J. BONHAM DIED 1846 INQUEST JANE BONHAM UNION MENTIONE WORKHOU NORTHAMPTON D SE 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOB BONHAM THEFT A 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS DISORDERLY CONDUCT 1844 JOHN BOND, FOR TWO MONTHS, IN DEFAULT OF PAYMENT OF £3. 10S. 6D., PENALTY AND COSTS, FOR AN ASSAULT UPON THOMAS TIMMS JOHN BOND WAS APPREHENDED AND BROUGHT BEFORE THE BENCH, (AFTER HAVING ABSCONDED SINCE AUGUST LAST) FOR HAVING COMMITTED A TRESPASS IN SEARCH OF GAME ON THE 4TH AUGUST LAST, IN THE PARISH OF HARDINGSTONE. HE WAS CONVICTED AND FINED, WITH COSTS, £2. 14S. 6D., WHICH HE PAID JOSEPH BOND, OF NASEBY, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE K A L Y SARAH C 1835 CAUTION TO VICTUALLERS AND SELLERS OF BEER MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE R R HARDINGSTONE SURETIES BOND E H IG KETTERING P BOND L 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF JOSEPH CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT LYDIA ASSIZES O 1833 T 1843 RICHARD KELLAND, CHARLES FEWKES, WILLIAM BIGNELL, WILLIAM REDGROVE, JOSEPH WEBSTER, BENJAMIN WEBBSTER, RICHARD LEWIS, THOMAS BR?, & THOMAS KILSBY, WERE REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL ON MONDAY LAST. THEY WERE ORDERED TO BE PLACED ON BOARD THE YORK HULK, AT PORTSMOUTH, BUT IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE VESSEL BREAKING FROM HER MOORINGS THEY WERE PLACED ON THE LEVIATHAN. CHARLES BOND WAS REMOVED TO THE PENTONVILLE PRISON NORTHAMPTON YARDLEY GOBION SEE ARTICLE YESTERDAY, MUCH AND DESERVEDLY RESPECTED, MR. J. BONHAM, PRINTER, OF THIS TOWN, IN THE 27TH YEAR OF HIS AGE. ALSO, ON WEDNESDAY LAST, JOHN, HIS INFANT SON SEE ARTICLE JOB BONHAM CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF EDMUND KIRBY, AT YARDLEY GOBION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOB BONHAM THEFT YARDLEY GOBION 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOB BONHAM THEFT YARDLEY GOBION 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOB BONHAM THEFT COSGROVE 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN BONHAM MENTIONE D 1838 THEFT JOHN BONHAM VICTIM BONHAM MENTIONE D JOHN BONHAM DIED 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BONHAM FILLING A WELL 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS SAMUEL BONHAM 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL SAMUEL BONHAM 1833 MICHAELMAS QUARTER SESSIONS SAMUEL BONHAM 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES WILLIAM BONHAM 1845 COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF SARAH CORRECTION ASSIZES A Y BYFIELD P C THEFT N C O THEFT CHALCOMBE CHALCOMBE A THEFT ANN BONNER THEFT YARDLEY GOBION VICTIM FARTHINGSTONE L A BONNAM VICTIM E WE ARE HAPPY TO LEARN THAT ABOUT £40 HAVE BEEN COLLECTED FOR JOHN BONHAM, WHOSE HOUSE WAS RECENTLY BROKEN INTO AND ROBBED OF CASH TO A CONSIDERABLE AMOUNT DURING HIS ABSENCE AT CHAPEL K NORTHAMPTON R DIED 1842 NORTHAMPTON R 1837 SEE ARTICLE H JOHN L MONEY NORTHAMPTON IG 1838 BATH STREET JOB BONHAM, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO FOWLS, AT YARDLEY GOBION, THE PROPERTY OF EDMUND KIRBY. THREE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR. JOB BONHAM, OF YARDLEY GOBION, LABOURER, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT COSGROVE, A PAIR OF LEATHER GLOVES AND A COTTON HANDKERCHIEF, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE GROOM JOB BONHAM, AGED 18, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF GLOVES AND A HANDKERCHIEF, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE GROOM, OF COSGROVE BRIDGET CUNNINGHAM, FOR SEVEN DAYS, UNLESS 5S. 10D. BE PAID, FOR MALICIOUSLY BREAKING A DRINKING GLASS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BONHAM, BEERSELLER T 1841 SULGRAVE YESTERDAY, MUCH AND DESERVEDLY RESPECTED, MR. J. BONHAM, PRINTER, OF THIS TOWN, IN THE 27TH YEAR OF HIS AGE. ALSO, ON WEDNESDAY LAST, JOHN, HIS INFANT SON JOHN BONHAM, FOR FILLING A WELL AT BYFIELD. TO ENTER INTO RECOGNIZANCES TO APPEAR FOR JUDGEMENT AT THE NEXT SESSIONS SAMUEL BONHAM PLEADED GUILTY TO HAVING EMBEZZLED A SOVEREIGN, THE PROPERTY OF HIS MASTER, GEORGE HAINES. ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT JAMES CHATER AND SAMUEL BONHAM, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN THREE FOWLS, BELONGING TO HENRY SEWELL, OF CHALCOMBE JAMES CHATER, 20, AND SAMUEL BONHAM, 35, FOR HAVING STOLEN THREE FOWLS BELONGING TO HENRY SEWELL, OF CHALCOMBE, WERE SENTENCED TO THREE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT WILLIAM BONHAM, AGED 63, CHARGED WITH STEALING THREE QUARTS OF PEAS, THE PROPERTY OF HENRY WESTON, OF YARDLEY GOBION JOHN KIFFS CHAMBERS, CHARGED WITH STEALING THREE BUSHELS OF WHEAT AND A SACK, THE PROPERTY OF HIS MISTRESS, SARAH BONNAM, OF FARTHINGSTONE JOSEPH WATERS, AGED 21, & SUSANNAH, HIS WIFE, AGED 21, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT SULGRAVE, 18 YARDS OF RIBBON, FIVE YARDS OF COTTON PRINT, FOUR YARDS OF IRISH CLOTH, EIGHT YARDS OF CALICO, AND DIVERS OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF ANN BONNER NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ANN ASSIZES BONNER VICTIM SULGRAVE GOLD STREET NORTHAMPTON THEFT EDWARD BONNS THEFT 1838 DIED JAMES BONSER MENTIONE D THRAPSTON 1838 DIED MARY BONSER DIED WOODFORD 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS GEORGE BONSEY THEFT JAMES BONSOR VICTIM JAMES BONSOR VICTIM JAMES BONSOR NON PAYMENT DIED BONUS 1840 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS EDWARD BONUS 1841 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS EDWARD BONUS 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL EDWARD BONUS 1838 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS EDWARD BONUS EDWARD BONUS THEFT EDWARD BONUS DAMAGE EDWARD BONUS THEFT 1837 1836 H P O C BURGLARY K R ST. PETER'S NORTHAMPTON STREET THEFT CULWORTH CULWORTH A N THEFT L THEFT EDWARD A 1839 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS DAMAGE TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS DEAN THORPE A EDWARD SEE ARTICLE L INQUEST Y 1846 1838 ELTON C 1846 IG 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS WARKWORTH R 1840 T 1840 BONUS THEFT ON WEDNESDAY LAST, A MAN NAMED EDWARD BONNS, WELL KNOWN TO THE POLICE IN THIS TOWN, WAS FULLY COMMITTED FOR TRIAL, BY T. SHARPE, ESQ. ON A CHARGE OF STEALING A COAT, THE PROPERTY OF MR. CAMP, IN GOLD STREET AT WOODFORD, ON THE 13TH INST. MARY, WIFE OF MR. JAS. BONSER, OF THRAPSTON, IN HER 79TH YEAR AT WOODFORD, ON THE 13TH INST. MARY, WIFE OF MR. JAS. BONSER, OF THRAPSTON, IN HER 79TH YEAR GEORGE BONSEY, AGED 19, CHARGED WITH STEALING A COAT AT WARKWORTH, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM FLANAGAN JONATHAN BUTLER, CHARGED WITH STEALING A LAMB, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES BONSOR E 1842 JOSEPH WATERS, AGED 21, & SUSANNAH, HIS WIFE, AGED 21, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT SULGRAVE, 18 YARDS OF OF RIBBON, FIVE YARDS OF COTTON PRINT, FOUR YARDS OF IRISH CLOTH, EIGHT YARDS OF CALICO, AND DIVERS OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF ANN BONNER. ACQUITTED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE (AGED 1) EDWARD BONUS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A VELVETEEN JACKET ENTRUSTED TO HIM BY MESSRS. BOSTOCK TO BE MADE UP INTO SHOES SEE ARTICLE FRANCIS BUTLIN & EDWARD BONUS, CHARGED WITH BURGLARY AT CULWORTH, AND STEALING FOUR SILVER TABLE SPOONS, 15 SILVER TEASPOONS, AND VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES, FROM THE HOUSE OF THOMAS MERRY EDWARD BONUS, HENRY AGER, AND SAMUEL JONES, CHARGED WITH STEALING ONE PAIR OF MEN'S CLOTH BOOTS, ONE PAIR OF MEN'S SHOES, ONE PAIR OF GIRL'S LEATHER BOOTS, AND ONE PAIR OF WOMEN'S SHOES, THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT HOWE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE BRIDGE STREET KINGSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SESSIONS 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION GEORGE GEORGE BONUS EMBEZZLE MENT BONUS GAME LAWS SCARLETW NORTHAMPTON ELL STREET GEORGE BONUS, PETER JOLLY, AND WILLIAM BRADSHAW, RESPECTIVELY FOR THREE MONTHS AND WILLIAM RUSSELL AND ROBERT CUNNINGTON, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS BATH STREET ASSAULT JAMES BOODGER ASSAULT 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JAMES BOODGER VICTIM 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JAMES BOODGER ASSAULT 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JAMES BOODGER MENTIONE D 1841 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS JAMES BOODGER MENTIONE D 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JAMES BOOMER THEFT MICHAEL BOON ROBERT BOON NORTHAMPTON 1846 1843 1844 1844 1844 1837 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL COMMITTED THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION R K IG A R L Y N NON PAYMENT JAMES BOOMER, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT WEEDON BECK, 17LBS. OF BREAD, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN WARING GRETTON SEE ARTICLE BENEFIELD FOR ONE MONTH, FOR LEAVING HIS WIFE AND FAMILY CHARGEABLE TO BENEFIELD GRETTON STEPHEN BOON, OF GRETTON, LABOURER, FOR NON-PAYMENT OF £8. 1S. 8D. AMOUNT OF GAME DUTIES DUE TO THE COLLECTORS OF GRETTON GRETTON SEE ARTICLE GRETTON SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE STEPHEN BOON THOMAS BOON THOMAS BOON WILLIAM BOON ASSAULT WELLINGBOROUGH WILLIAM BOON ASSAULT WELLINGBOROUGH WILLIAM BOON GAME GREAT HARROWDEN WILLIAM BOON ASSAULT WELLINGBOROUGH TRESPASSI NG COMPLAIN T SEE ARTICLE WEEDON BECK C P O A COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL TRESPASSI NG LEAVING WIFE & FAMILY L 1841 A 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION C 1846 ON MONDAY NIGHT JAMES BOODGER, A SAWYER, IN BATH STREET, WAS TAKEN TO THE STATION HOUSE ON A CHARGE OF ASSAULTING HIS BROTHER-IN-LAW. HE WAS ORDERED TO PAY 5S. FOR BEING DRUNK MARY BRANSTON, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE 7TH INST., MALICIOUSLY CUT, STABBED, AND WOUNDED JAMES BOODGER ON THE HEAD WITH A KNIFE OR SOME OTHER SHARP INSTRUMENT, WITH INTENT TO DO HIM A GREVIOUS BODILY HARM JAMES BOODGER, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ASSAULTING WILLIAM SPENCER ANDWILLIAM SMITH, TWO OF THE CONSTABLES APPREHENDING HIM FOR A TRESPASS STEPHEN PERKINS, FOR 14 DAYS, & BENJAMIN CORY, FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR ATTEMPTING TO RESCUE JAMES BOODGER FROM THE CUSTODY OF THE CONSTABLES E H 1842 T 1845 GEORGE BONUS, A JOURNEYMAN SHOEMAKER, WAS NEXT BROUGHT UP CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLING LEATHER, THE PROPERTY OF HIS EMPLOYER, MR. CANNON, OF SCARLETWELL STREET. THE CASE WAS FULLY PROVED, AND HE HAVING BEEN PREVOUSLY CONVICTED OF A SIMILAR OFFENCE, HE WAS SENTENCED TO THREE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT WITH HARD LABOUR FOR ASSAULTING A POLICE CONSTABLE AT WELLINGBOROUGH WILLIAM BOON, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS £2. 9S. 6D. BE PAID, FOR TRESPASSING AFTER GAME AT GREAT HARROWDEN WILLIAM BOON, FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR ASSAULTING WILLIAM HARDWICK, OF WELLINGBOROUGH 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM BOON GAME WELLINGBOROUGH 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE BOONE LICENSE KELMARSH 1835 COMMITTED TO OUR HOUSE WILLIAM OF CORRECTION BOONE GAME LAWS WELLINGBOROUGH 1840 INQUEST MARY BOOT 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BOOT NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS GEORGE T JOSEPH BOOTH 1837 INQUEST ROBERT BOOTH PETTY SESSIONS JOSEPH BOOTHEE ASSAULT 1840 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOSEPH BOOTHEE ASSAULT 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BOOTHEY MENTIONE D WILLIAM PLUMB & GEORGE JORDAN WERE CONVICTED OF FELONIOUSLY KILLING A SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH BOOTH, WITH INTENT TO STEAL PART OF THE CARCASE, ON THE 17TH NOVEMBER. FIFTEEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION EACH SEE ARTICLE EVENLEY SEE ARTICLE COURT YARD, NORTHAMPTON DIED HORSESHO E LANE COURT MENTIONE YARD, NORTHAMPTON D HORSESHO E LANE 1840 WILLIAM PLUMB, 28, GEORGE JORDAN, 33, CHARGED WITH KILLING A SHEEP, VALUE 30S. THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH BOOTH, OF EVENLEY. THE SAID WILLIAM PLUMB STANDS FURTHER CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO BEE HIVES AND 40IBS OFHONEY, AND FOUR KNIVES AND THREE FORKS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM JESSOP, AT EVENLEY EVENLEY A MARY VICTIM A INQUEST MENTIONE D EVENLEY N BOOTH 1837 L BOOTH VICTIM C JOSEPH K EVENLEY P BOOTH E ROADE L 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOSEPH O 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS C 1841 GEORGE BOOTH WAS CHARGED ON THE OATH OF MARY GAWTHORNE WITH STEALING A WATCH FROM HER DWELLING HOUSE AT ROADE. PLEADED GUILTY - ONE MONTH, HARD LABOUR - ONE WEEK, SOLITARY CONFINEMENT R VICTIM SEE ARTICLE H THEFT BOOTH PRESTON CAPES A JOSEPH SEE ARTICLE IG CALENDAR OF PRISONERS FOR TRIAL NORTHAMPTON Y 1841 BOOTH R 1836 MENTIONE ANGEL HOTEL D MENTIONE D OF WELLINGBOROUGH, FOR SIX WEEKS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS LICENSES WERE TRANSFERRED FROM JOHN SCOTT, OF THE WHEEL & COMPASS, WESTON, TO HIS SON, THOMAS SCOTT ; AND FROM THE EXECUTORS OF ELIZA COX, LATE OF DINGLEY, TO GEORGE BOONE, OF KELMARSH HENRY EYRE AND JAMES HILL, OF BYTHORN, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, AND WILLIAM BOONE, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, FOR THREE MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE (AGED 47) SEE ARTICLE YESTERDAY (FRIDAY) A MAN NAMED JOSEPH BOOTHEE WAS CONVICTED BEFORE D. HEWLETT & M. NEWBY, ESQRS. TWO OF OUR BOROUGH MAGISTRATES, OF A VIOLENT ASSAULT ON WILLIAM PITTAM, IN A GARDEN NEAR THE TOWN, AND WAS FINED £3 AND 12. COSTS, AND IN DEFAULT OF PAYMENT WAS ORDERED TO BE COMMITTED TO GAOL FOR ONE MONTH JOSEPH BOOTHEE, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR AN ASSAULT ON WILLIAM PITTAM, GARDENER COTTON END SEE ARTICLE 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM BOOTHEY 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS J. REMOVAL GEDDINGTON WILLIAM BOOTHEY, WHO WAS RECEIVING RELIEF FROM GEDDINGTON PARISH, WAS ADJUDGED TO BELONG TO THE PARISH OF NEWTON, AND ORDERS WERE SIGNED FOR THE REMOVAL OF HIMSELF, WIFE, AND CHILDREN THERETO BORASTON VICTIM BARTON SEAGRAVE JOHN BORASTON VICTIM JOHN BORCUTT ASSAULT SEE ARTICLE 1844 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS JOSEPH BORROWS 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS GEORGE BORTON ASSAULT 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN BORTON VICTIM 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SESSIONS JOHN BORTON 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN BORTON 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BORTON 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS JOHN BORTON 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN BORTON 1844 EMBEZZLEMENT MR. BORTON 1844 EMBEZZLEMENT MR. BORTON 1841 RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS MR. BORTON 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM BORTON VICTIM 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM BORTON THEFT NORTHAMPTON MIDDLETON CHENEY A EASTON ON THE HILL O A A L THEFT ASSAULT SEE ARTICLE JOHN BORTON, WILLIAM BORTON, & WILLIAM WILLIAMS, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT AYNHO, 1IB OF BACON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BYGRAVE AYNHOE JOHN BORTON, WILLIAM BORTON AND WILLIAM WILLIAMS, CHARGED WITH STEALING ONE POUND WEIGHT OF BACON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BYGRAVE, AT AYNHOE AYNHO JOHN BORTON, WILLIAM BORTON, AND WILLIAM WILLIAMS, CHARGED WITH STEALING BACON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BYGRAVE, AT AYNHO. JOHN BORTON & WILLIAMS, THREE MONTHS HARD LABOUR. WILLIAM BORTON, NOT GUILTY. MIDDLETON CHENEY JOHN BORTON, CHARGED WITH VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING PAUL JARVIS, CONSTABLE, OF MIDDLETON CHENEY N C THEFT GEORGE BORTON, FOR VIOLENTY ASSAULTING PAUL JARVIS IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS OFFICE AS CONSTABLE TO MIDDLETON CHENEY, TO PAY A FINE OF £10 AND FIND SURETIES FOR TWELVE MONTHS SAMUEL WELCH, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR EMBEZZLING LEATHER, THE PROPERTY OF HIS EMPLOYERS, MESSRS. WILLIAM & JOHN BORTON AYNHO C P L VICTIM THEFT E BORMAN K JOHN R DIED R 1837 H T UNION MISCONDU WORKHOU HARDINGSTONE CT SE MENTIONE FARTHINGSTONE D W. SCOTT PLEADED GUILTY TO AN INDICTMENT FOR STEALING A KETTLE, BELONGING TO J. BORASTON, OF BARTON SEAGRAVE. TWO MONTHS' HARD LABOUR WILLIAM SCOTT, CHARGED WITH STEALING A COPPER KETTLE, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BORASTON JOHN BORCUTT, FREDERICK PALMER, & ANN ABLEY, FOR 21 DAYS, FOR MISCONDUCT IN THE HARDINGSTONE UNION WORKHOUSE ON MONDAY LAST, AGED 14, ANN PHILLIPS, ELDEST DAUGHTER OF MR. JOHN BORMAN, OF FARTHINGSTONE Y 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION SEE ARTICLE BOOTHEY IG 1838 MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON THOMAS MENTIONE NORTHAMPTON D MENTIONE HORSEMAR NORTHAMPTON D KET MENTIONE NORTHAMPTON D AYNHO SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SAMUEL WELCH, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR EMBEZZLING LEATHER, THE PROPERTY OF HIS EMPLOYERS, MESSRS. WILLIAM & JOHN BORTON JOHN BORTON, WILLIAM BORTON, & WILLIAM WILLIAMS, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT AYNHO, 1IB OF BACON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BYGRAVE 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS WILLIAM WILLIAM BORTON THEFT BORTON THEFT AYNHOE JOHN BORTON, WILLIAM BORTON AND WILLIAM WILLIAMS, CHARGED WITH STEALING ONE POUND WEIGHT OF BACON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BYGRAVE, AT AYNHOE AYNHO JOHN BORTON, WILLIAM BORTON, AND WILLIAM WILLIAMS, CHARGED WITH STEALING BACON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BYGRAVE, AT AYNHO. JOHN BORTON & WILLIAMS, THREE MONTHS HARD LABOUR. WILLIAM BORTON, NOT GUILTY. 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION STEPHEN BOSS GAME LAWS 1845 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS EDWIN BOSTOCK VICTIM 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION EDWIN BOSTOCK MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES AMBROSIAH BOSWELL THEFT PRESTON CAPES 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AMBROSUAH BOSWELL THEFT 1846 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS JAMES BOSWELL 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BOSWELL 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES JOSEPH 1846 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS JOSEPH 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOSEPH BOSWELL 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION MARTHA BOSWELL THEFT 1842 BURGLARY MR. BOSWELL BURGLARY 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS BOSWELL VAGRANCY ACT A L Y BRACKLEY C P O MIDDLETON CHENEY WOUNDIN G & THEFT BOSWELL A N C MENTIONE D L ASSAULT A VICTIM K R IG R PRESTON CAPES VICTIM BOSWELL E H T EASTON CHARLES FULLER, ROBERT WALDEN, GEORGE PRIDMORE, EDMUND WELLS, STEPHEN BOSS, AND JAMES WALDEN, FOR THREE MONTHS EACH, FOR ENTERING AN INCLOSURE AT EASTON, AND HAVING SNARES FOR THE PURPOSE OF DESTROYING GAME FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR EMBEZZLING LEATHER, THE PROPERTY OF HIS EMPLOYERS, MESSRS. BEARN & JEFFS. JOSEPH WILLIS, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR A SIMILAR OFFENCE TOWARDS EDWIN BOSTOCK THOMAS CARR, FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR DAMAGING A QUANTITY OF LEATHER, THE PROPERTY OF EDWIN BOSTOCK, OF NORTHAMPTON, SHOEMANUFACTURER HINTON SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BOSWELL & AMBROSUAH BOSWELL, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT PRESTON CAPES, A SHEARHOG SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN JOHNSON ELI WILLIAMS, OF STANTON SAINT JOHN'S, OXON, WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM JAMES BOSWELL, OF BRACKLEY, A PAIR OF SHOES, AND OTHER ARTICLES. REMANDED EMMANUEL HUMPHREY, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS £1. 15S. BE PAID, FOR MALICIOUSLY INJURING THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BOSWELL, OF MIDDLETON CHENEY JOHN JAMES, AGED 25, AND JOSEPH BOSWELL, AGED 26, CHARGED WITH ROBBING HENRY ORDWAY, AT THE PARISH OF HINTON, OF £2. 6S., AND IMMEDIATELY AFTERWARDS WOUNDING HIM BRACKLEY SEE ARTICLE BRACKLEY ST. JAMES JOSEPH DAVIS, AGED 17, CONVICTED OF STEALING CERTAIN CHIMNEY SWEEPING IMPLEMENTS, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH BOSWELL, WAS SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR UNION WORKHOU BRIXWORTH SE UPTON FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR STEALING ARTICLES OF CLOTHING BELONGING TO THE BRIXWORTH UNION SEE ARTICLE HENRY COLEMAN, JOB COLEMAN, & THOMAS BOSWELL, CONVICTED UNDER THE VAGRANCY ACT ABRAHAM SMITH, OF UPTON, LABOURER, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM BOSWELL, AT UPTON, AND STEALING THEREFROM THREE HAMS, A PAIR OF BOOTS, TWO PAIR OF SHOES, AND DIVERS OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF THE SAID WILLIAM BOSWELL AND ROBERT DRAPER ABRAHAM SMITH, AGED 31, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM BOSWELL, AT UPTON, AND STEALING THEREFROM THREE HAMS, A PAIR OF BOOTS, TWO PAIRS OF SHOES, AND OTHER ARTICLES 1842 COMMITMENTS WILLIAM BOSWELL VICTIM UPTON 1842 ASSIZES WILLIAM BOSWELL VICTIM UPTON 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES BOSWELL VICTIM UPTON SEE ARTICLE BOSWELL THEFT PRESTON CAPES SEE ARTICLE ZACHARIAH BOSWELL THEFT ROWELL SEE ARTICLE DAVID BOSWORTH THEFT DAVID BOSWORTH THEFT NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS DAVID BOSWORTH 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS EDWARD BOSWORTH THEFT 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL EDWARD BOSWORTH THEFT 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION EDWARD BOSWORTH 1841 COMMITTED FOR TRIAL AT THE QUARTER SESSIONS EDWARD BOSWORTH 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS EDWARD 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES 1843 1843 CREATON DAVID BOSWORTH & THOMAS MORTIMER, CHARGED WITH STEALING SEVEN FOWLS, AT CREATON, AND TWO DITTO AT COTTESBROOKE R SEE ARTICLE COTTESBROOKE DAVENTRY N A SURETIES SEE ARTICLE COTTESBROOKE C THEFT L C O 1844 K E H BOSWELL MENTIONE QUART POT NORTHAMPTON D LANE INQUEST NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS COMMITTED THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION T WILLIAM A 1844 PRESTON CAPES L 1844 THEFT IG 1845 BOSWELL R 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM Y 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL P 1839 WILLIAM BOSWELL & AMBROSUAH BOSWELL, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT PRESTON CAPES, A SHEARHOG SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN JOHNSON DAVENTRY EVERDON DAVID BOSWORTH AND THOMAS MORTIMER, CHARGED WITH STEALING SEVEN FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN ORLAND, OF CREATON. FURTHER CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO FOWLS, TWO BRUSHES, AND TWO PAIRS OF STOCKINGS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BROWN, OF COTTESBROOKE SEE ARTICLE EDWARD BOSWORTH, OF DAVENTRY, CHARGED WITH STEALING 11 PAIR OF SOLE-FISH, THE PROPERTY OF CHARLES PUTNAM FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR TRESPASSING IN PURSUIT OF GAME AT EVERDON EDWARD BOSWORTH, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT DAVENTRY, 1 PAIRS OF SOLE FISH, THE PROPERTY OF CHARLES PUTNAM DAVENTRY BOSWORTH THEFT DAVENTRY SEE ARTICLE EDWARD BOSWORTH THEFT DAVENTRY EDWARD BOSWORTH, AGED 22, CHARGED WITH STEALING A CALF SKIN, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM ADAMS, OF DAVENTRY BOROUGH COMMITMENTS EDWARD BOSWORTH LEAVING WIFE & CHILDREN NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JANUARY SESSIONS EDWARD BOSWORTH THEFT A THEFT ST. SEPULCHRE NORTHAMPTON PARISH DAVENTRY FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR RUNNING AWAY AND LEAVING HIS WIFE AND TWO CHILDREN CHARGEABLE TO ST. SEPULCHRES EDWARD BOSWORTH, AGED 20, CHARGED WITH STEALING A GUN AND SHOT POUCH FROM A BARN A DAVENTRY, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BROMWICH LEAVING WIFE & CHILDREN EDWARD BOSWORTH LEAVING WIFE & CHILDREN ST. SEPULCHRE NORTHAMPTON PARISH 1838 DIED EDWARD BOSWORTH DIED QUEEN'S HEAD NORTHAMPTON ON TUESDAY LAST, MR. EDWARD BOSWORTH, OF THE QUEEN'S HEAD, IN THIS TOWN, AGED 54, MUCH RESPECTED BY ALL WHO KNEW HIM JOHN BOSWORTH VICTIM ROWELL SEE ARTICLE JOHN BOSWORTH VICTIM LITTLE CREATON 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOSEPH BOSWORTH AND RICHARD CROFTS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN AT DAVENTRY, TWO DUCKS, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS ADAMS, AND TWO FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL HOLLOWELL 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOSEPH ASSIZES BOSWORTH 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS MR. BOSWORTH 1844 INQUEST MR. BOSWORTH 1834 NORTHAMPTON SUMMER ASSIZES SARAH BOSWORTH 1842 ASSIZES T. W. BOSWORTH 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS WRIGHT 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT W. ASSIZES BOSWORTH 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM BOSWORTH VICTIM FRIARY WOOD 1843 QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BOSWORTH VICTIM FRIARY WOOD 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM BOSWORTH GAME LITTLE CREATON 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS J. W. BOTELER VICTIM SEE ARTICLE A SPRATTON C SPRATTON SPRATTON SPRATTON A L VICTIM SEE ARTICLE DAVENTRY N VICTIM A O C BOSWORTH VICTIM JOSEPH BOSWORTH, 16, AND RICHARD CROFTS, 17, PLEADED GUILTY TO TWO INDICTMENTS FOR STEALING POULTRY AT DAVENTRY, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS ADAMS AND SAMUELL HOLLOWELL. TRANSPORTATION FOR SEVEN YEARS SPRATTON L Y MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D K R DAVENTRY R THEFT DAVENTRY E THEFT IG BOSWORTH P JOSEPH SEE ARTICLE H 1840 T 1839 EDWARD BOSWORTH, SHOEMAKER, LEFT HIS WIFE AND FAMILY CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF ST. SEPULCHRE, IN THIS TOWN, ABOUT 15 MONTHS AGO ; HE HAS SINCE BEEN APPREHENDED BY SPENCER, THE PUBLIC OFFICER OF THIS TOWN, AT DUDLEY, IN WORCESTERSHIRE, AND HAS BEEN COMMITTED FOR TWO MONTHS, HARD LABOUR. HIS APPRENHENSION HAS COST THE PARISH UPWARDS OF £40. SEE ARTICLE CATHERINE WRIGHT, AGED 21, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT SPRATTON, 15 SWEDISH TURNIPS, THE PROPERTY OF T.W. BOSWORTH CATHERINE WRIGHT, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT SPRATTON, 15 TURNIPS, VALUE 1D., THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS WRIGHT BOSWORTH CATHERINE WRIGHT, AGED 21, PLEADED GUILTY TO A CHARGE OF STEALING, AT SPRATTON, 15 SWEDISH TURNIPS, THE PROPERTY OF W. BOSWORTH, AND WAS SENTENCED TO ONE WEEK'S IMPRISONMENT CHARLES WYATT, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT FRIARY WOOD, FELONIOUSLY STOLEN CERTAIN FAGGOTS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BOSWORTH. THE SAME C. WYATT FURTHER STANDS CHARGED WITH STEALING CERTAIN FAGGOTS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN HANDCOCK CHARLES WYATT, CHARGED WITH STEALING CERTAIN FAGGOTS AT FRIARY WOOD, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN HANDCOCK AND WILLIAM BOSWORTH OF LITTLE CREATON, LABOURER, WAS CONVICTED OF TRESPASS, AT COTTESBROOK, IN SEARCH OF GAME, ON THE 26TH ULT., AND FINED, WITH COSTS, £2. 14S. 6D. ROBERT POTTER, FOR ONE MONTH, UNLESS 14S. BE PAID, FOR WILFULLY BREAKING A PANE OF GLASS IN THE HOUSE OF J. W. BOTELER ROBERT DEWITT, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR BREAKING AND DAMAGING THREE PANES OF GLASS IN THE HOUSE OF J. W. BOTELER BOTERILL FELONY SPRATTON THE GRAND JURY THREW OUT THE BILLS AGAINST WILLIAM FOSTER, CHARGED WITH STEALING THREE APPLE DUMLINGS AT ROADE AND AGAINST WILLIAM BOTERILL AND JOHN BLAND, CHARGED WITH A FELONY AT SPRATTON B. BOTFIELD MENTIONE D NORTON JOHN HUMPHREY, FOR SIX MONTHS, UNLESS £20. 7S. 6D. BE PAID, FOR MALICIOUSLY DESTROYING A WALL, THE PROPERTY OF B. BOTFIELD, ESQ, AT NORTON BERIAH BOTFIELD MENTIONE D NORTON SEE ARTICLE JEMIMA BOTFISH VICTIM NORTHAMPTON T SEE ARTICLE JOHN BOTFISH MENTIONE HALF D MOON NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE INQUEST DANIEL BOTLAY GAME 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES SAMUEL BOTLAY GAME 1846 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS ANN BOTT 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS ELIZABETH BOTT 1844 GREAT BRINGTON Y THEFT BRINGTON CHARGED WITH STEALING AN OAK SCANTLING, AT BRINGTON BOTT THEFT BRINGTON SEE ARTICLE HENRY BOTT HENRY THEFT A BOTT N GREAT BRINGTON HENRY L COMMITTED THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS BRACKLEY P O VICTIM DANIEL BOTLAY, AGED 17, AND SAMUEL BOTLAY, AGED 20, CHARGED WITH ENTERING LANDS AT HORTON, IN THE OCCUPATION OF HUGH HIGGINS, ARMED FOR THE PURPOSE OF DESTROYING GAME DANIEL BOTLAY, AGED 17, AND SAMUEL BOTLAY, AGED 20, CHARGED WITH ENTERING LANDS AT HORTON, IN THE OCCUPATION OF HUGH HIGGINS, ARMED FOR THE PURPOSE OF DESTROYING GAME ANN CLARKE AND ANN BOTT WERE CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO SOVEREIGNS AND A HALF, AT BRACKLEY, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BROWNETT. CLARKE, FOUR MONTHS' HARD LABOUR. BOTT, NOT TRUE BILL THE CHARGE AGAINST JOSEPH LAY, OF LONG BUCKBY, SHOEMAKER, FOR ASSAULTING ELIZABETH BOTT, AT GREAT BRINGTON, ON SUNDAY NIGHT THE 22D ULT., WAS DISMISSED FOR WANT OF EVIDENCE HENRY BOTT, OF GREAT BRINGTON, LABOURER, WAS FULLY COMMITTED FOR TRIAL AT THE ENSUING QUARTER SESSIONS, FOR HAVING, EARLY IN THE MORNING OF THE 26TH NOVEMBER INSTANT ENTERED INTO THE WOOD YARD OF MR. THOMAS KENT, AT GREAT BRINGTON, AND STOLEN THEROUT AN OAK SCANTLING, OF THE VALUE OF SIXPENCE A 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS HORTON THEFT C 1844 HORTON R 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES C 1841 E 1837 K COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION R 1843 A WILLIAM NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS BOTELER L 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS 1840 J. W. IG BOROUGH COMMITMENTS H MENTIONE D 1839 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS BOTT GAME LAWS THOMAS BOTT, JUN., JOHN EET, & JOSEPH ROBERTS, RESPECTIVELY FOR THREE MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS (JUNIOR) BOTT GAME LAWS JOHN WEST & THOMAS BOTT, JUN., RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS HENRY BOTT THEFT 1841 THEFT WILLIAM BOTTERELL THEFT BRINGTON HENRY BOTT, CHARGED WITH STEALING AN OAK SCANTLING, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS KENT, OF BRINGTON SEE ARTICLE 1841 DISPUTE THOMAS BOTTERIL ON TUESDAY NIGHT BROUGHT TO THE STATION HOUSE, JOSEPH GIBSON AND THOMAS BOTTERIL, CHARGED BY WILLIAM WATTS, A PUBLICAN, OF THE KING'S HEAD, IN THE MAYORHOLD, WITH THREATENING TO SHOOT THE SAID WILLIAM WATTS. THE PARTIES WERE ALLOWED BY THE MAGISTRATES THE NEXT MORNING TO SETTLE THE MATTER. KING'S HEAD, NORTHAMPTON MAYORHOL D DISPUTE GEORGE KENT, AGED 27, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE 19TH OF FEBRUARY, BROKEN INTO THE HOUSE OF ANN BOTTERILL, AND STOLEN THEREFROM A PIECE OF CALICO, THREE YARDS OF RIBBON, A PAIR OF GLOVES, A PAIR OF WHITE STOCKINGS, AND SOME PIECES OF SATIN BOROUGH PRISONERS ANN BOTTERILL VICTIM 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ANN ASSIZES BOTTERILL VICTIM BELL BARN NORTHAMPTON COURT SEE ARTICLE 1840 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS BOTTERILL HOUSE OF ILL FAME ST. NORTHAMPTON SEPULCHRE SEE ARTICLE TRANSPORATION ANN BOTTERILL 1845 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS FRANCIS BOTTERILL NEGLECTIN ALL SAINTS NORTHAMPTON G FAMILY PARISH 1840 ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS JOHN BOTTERILL 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOSEPH BOTTERILL RIDING ON A WAGON 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS THOMAS BOTTERILL THEFT Y A R R K 1844 TRANSPOR TED MENTIONE D L FLOORE C P O NASEBY BOTTERILL 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES BOTTERILL THEFT 1845 THEFT THOMAS BOTTERILL THEFT 1840 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS THOMAS BOTTERILL ASSAULT 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS THOMAS BOTTERILL MISBEHAVI OUR 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS BOTTERILL THEFT L THEFT A WILLIAM BOTTERILL, CHARGED WITH HAVING FELONIOUSLY STOLEN A SMOCK FROCK FROM A BARN IN THE OCCUPATION OF THOMAS CAPELL, AT FLOORE, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BOTTERILL SEE ARTICLE THOMAS FEWKES, AGED 18, & THOMAS BOTTERILL, AGED 28, THE FORMER CHARGED WITH ENTERING THE HOUSE AND PREMISES OF J.B. BOYAL, AND STEALING A PADLOCK AND KEY FROM THE DOOR OF AN OUTHOUSE, AND THE LATTER WITH AIDING FEWKES TO COMMIT THE SAID FELONY A NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ALLOWING HIS WIFE AND FAMILY TO BECOME CHARGEABLE TO ALL SAINTS CHARLES FEWKES & THOMAS BOTTERILL, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PADLOCK AND KEY, THE PROPERTY OF J.B. BOYAL N C 1843 E H ANN BOTTERILL HAS BEEN REMOVED FROM THE BOROUGH GAOL TO MILLBANK PRISON. SHE WAS CONVICTED AT THE MICHAELMAS SESSION, 1843, AND SENTENCED TO SEVEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION IG ANN T 1842 SEE ARTICLE COMMERCI NORTHAMPTON AL STREET SEE ARTICLE THOMAS BOTTERILL, FOR AN ASSAULT ON ANN HORSFORD HARDINGSTONE WILLIAM WARREN AND THOMAS BOTTERILL, FOR SEVEN DAYS EACH, FOR RIOTOUS AND INDECENT BEHAVIOUR IN THE PUBLIC STREETS THOMAS BOTTERILL & RICHARD GADD, FOR SEVEN DAYS EACH, FOR STEALING APPLES IN THE ORCHARD OF WILLIAM SHAW, OF HARDINGSTONE 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS BOTTERILL DAMAGE 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WESTFIELD BOTTERILL VICTIM 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS WILLIAM BOTTERILL COUNTERF EIT COIN BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM BOTTERILL ASSAULT 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES BOTTERILL THEFT SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BOTTERILL, FOR ONE MONTH, UNLESS 19S. BE PAID, FOR ASSAULTING THOMAS FROST, GARDENER FLOORE SEE ARTICLE ST. NORTHAMPTON SEPULCHRE E 1843 NORTHAMPTON T THEFT H BOTTERILL SEE ARTICLE IG WILLIAM HALF MOON, BRIDGE STREET PITSFORD FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION, CHARGED WITH HAVING, DURING THE NIGHT OF THE 6TH INST., AT THE PARISH OF ST. SEPULCHRE, STOLEN FIVE DOMESTIC FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF SOME PERSON OR PERSONS AT PRESENT UNKNOWN BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM BOTTERILL THEFT 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM BOTTERILL THEFT 1841 COMMITTED FOR TRIAL AT THE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BOTTERILL 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BOTTERILL 1841 REMOVED FROM COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM BOTTERILL 1843 1843 ASSAULT BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM WILLIAM BOTTERILL BOTTERILL REMOVED FROM GAOL ASSAULT ASSAULT 1841 BOROUGH PRISONERS WILLIAM BOTTERILL WILLIAM BOTTERILL THEFT SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BOTTERILL ASSAULT SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BOTTERILL COUNTERF EIT COIN 1839 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL 1840 ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS R R A L N C P O C SPRATTON NORTHAMPTON L NORTHAMPTON MIDSUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS SPRATTON THEFT WILLIAM A 1841 NORTHAMPTON THEFT THEFT BOTTERILL THEFT K 1841 Y DIED DUSTON A 1840 DANIEL WHITE AND EPHRAIM WRIGHT, RESPECTIVELY FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR INJURING A MEADOW AT SPRATTON, OCCUPIED BY JOHN SMITH, ALSO THOMAS BOTTERILL, FOR SPOILING A QUANTITY OF GROWING GRASS, AT DUSTON, BELONGING TO JOHN STEEVENSON SAMUEL HILLIARD, CHARGED WITH STEALING 8S. 6D. FROM THE PERSON OF WESTFIELD BOTTERILL WILLIAM BOTTERILL, OF NORTHAMPTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF RICHARD BAKER, OF SPRATTON. WILLIAM BOTTERILL, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT SPRATTON, TWO FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF RICHARD BAKER WILLIAM BOTTERILL, FOR STEALING TWO FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF RICHARD BAKER, OF SPRATTON, WAS SENTENCED TO 14 YEARS TRANSPORTATION THE UNDER MENTIONED CONVICTS WERE REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL LAST TO THE LEVIATHAN HULK AT PORTSMOUTH SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM MILLS AND WILLIAM BOTTERILL, THE FORMER CHARGED, WITH HAVING, ON THE 26TH JUNE, STOLEN A CLARIONET, VALUE £2, THE PROPERTY OF CHRISTOPHER GIBSON, AND THE LATTER WITH RECEIVING THE SAME KNOWING IT TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN. PITSFORD & MOULTON WILLIAM BOTTERILL & EDWARD DUCKETT, CHARGED WITH UTTERING COUNTERFEIT COIN AT PITSFORD AND MOULTON FLOORE WILLIAM BOTTERILL, CHARGED WITH HAVING FELONIOUSLY STOLEN A SMOCK FROCK FROM A BARN IN THE OCCUPATION OF THOMAS CAPELL, AT FLOORE, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BOTTERILL ROSE & CROWN, GOLD STREET AN ATTEMPT ON THE LARDER BOTTERILL 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ANN BOTTERILL / BLUNT VICTIM 1841 MURDEROUS ASSAULT ANN BOTTERILL / BLUNT MURDEROU BELL BARN NORTHAMPTON S ASSAULT COURT SEE ARTICLE 1841 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS ANN BOTTERILL OTHERWISE BLUNT VICTIM BELL BARN NORTHAMPTON COURT SEE ARTICLE 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM BOTTERTILL ASSAULT ST. SEPULCHRE NORTHAMPTON PARISH WILLIAM BOTTERILL, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING SARAH, WIFE OF CHARLES BOYDELL AT THE PARISH OF ST. SEPULCHRE T NORTHAMPTON WILLIAM BLUNT, FOR FUTHER EXAMINATION ON A CHARGE OF MALICIOUSLY ASSAULTING, CUTTING AND WOUNDING ANN BLUNT OTHERWISE ANN BOTTERILL, WITH INTENT TO KILL AND MURDER HER INQUEST CAROLINE BOTTRILL 1844 DIED FRANCIS BOTTRILL DIED MENTIONE TANNER STREET D MENTIONE D 1845 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS THOMAS BOTTRILL THEFT 1841 INQUEST WILLIAM BOTTRILL Y 1834 INQUEST 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION SAMUEL BOULTON 1843 OUNDLE PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL 1839 1839 C GAME A BOULTON NORTHAMPTON EAST HADDON NORTHAMPTON TWYWELL LODGE C O BOUGHTON SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE ABTHORPE KETTERING BOURN ASSAULT FOTHERINGHAY JOHN BOURTON THEFT BYFIELD NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES JOHN BOURTON THEFT BYFIELD NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES JOHN BOURTON THEFT BYFIELD L MENTIONE D A SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE FOR ONE MONTH, FOR RUNNING AWAY AND LEAVING HIS WIFE AND FAMILY CHARGEABLE TO ABTHORPE JOHN SCOTNEY, FOR THREE MONTHS, JOHN SCOTNEY, WILLIAM SCOTNEY, & JOHN CHRISTOPHER, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, CHAPMAN BALL, FOR ONE MONTH, AND JOHN BOULTON, FOR 21 DAYS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS N BOTTRILL NORTHAMPTON EAST HADDON R R P MENTIONE TANNER STREET D DIED LEAVING WIFE & FAMILY E THEFT BOTTRILL K BOTTRELL ANN IG ANN WILLIAM SEE ARTICLE A 1841 NORTHAMPTON H 1844 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS DIED 1843 THEFT L 1843 MICHAEL KING, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR WILFULLY DAMAGING A WINDOW &C. AT KETTERING, THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL BOULTON THOMAS BOURN, OF FOTHERINGHAY, WAS SUMMONED FOR AN ASSAULT ON JOHN STEPHENS THERE. THE BENCH DID NOT CONSIDER THE CASE OF SUFFICENT IMPORTANCE TO CONVICT THE DEFENDANT, BUT RECOMMENDED HIM TO PAY THE COSTS, WHICH HE DID JOHN BOURTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BYFIELD, A PAIR OF GAITERS AND A TABLE CLOTH, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS TAYLOR JOHN BOURTON, 34, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BYFIELD, A TABLE CLOTH AND A PAIR OG GAITERS, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS TAYLOR SEE ARTICLE BOURTON 1842 ACCIDENT MRS. BOUSER 1834 DIED E. BOUVERIE 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS EDWARD EDWARD SEE ARTICLE TANSOR MENTIONE D BOUVERIE EDWARD BOUVERIE 1834 DIED MARY ELIZABETH BOUVERIE DIED EDWARD BOWE SURETIES EDWARD BOWE ASSAULT HARDINGSTONE C N DELAPRE ABBEY A 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS C 1843 O P L Y A VICTIM DAVENTRY BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS DAVID BOWERMAN 1846 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS DAVID BOWERMAN 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES BOWERS VICTIM MIDDLETON CHENEY 1846 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS JAMES BOWERS ASSAULT BRACKLEY OF BRACKLEY, WAS CHARGED WITH HAVING ASSAULTING POLICE OFFICER HUTTON WHEN IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY. CONVICTED. FINED 5S. AND 11S. COSTS. PAID. KETTERING ON THE 9TH INSTANT, AT KETTERING, IN THE 82D YEAR OF HIS AGE, MR. JOHN BOWERS, FOR MORE THAN 50 YEARS AN ACTIVE AND INDUSTRIOUS TRADESMAN, AND MUCH RESPECTED BY ALL WHO KNEW HIM DIED JOHN A L 1845 1843 ASSAULT JOHN ROBY, AND JOHN CAUSBY, TWO BOYS OF NORTHAMPTON, WERE CONVICTED OF STEALING BEANS ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, ON THE 18TH INSTANT, WHICH WERE GROWING IN A FIELD BELONGING TO EDWARD BOUVERIE, ESQ., IN HARDINGSTONE, AND FINED WITH COSTS 7S. EACH, WHICH THEY PAID ; AND ON THE 21ST INST., JOHN BAKER, ANOTHER BOY FROM NORTHAMPTON, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING BARLEY ON THE 20TH INSTANT, WHICH WAS GROWING IN A FIELD BELONGING TO MRS. GREEN, IN KINGSTHORPE, AND FINED WITH COSTS 10S., WHICH WAS ALSO PAID ON THE 1ST INSTANT, MARY ELIZABETH, YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF E. BOUVERIE, ESQ. OF DELAPRE ABBEY EDWARD BOWE, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES, FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THE SESSIONS, AND TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS JAMES BATCHELOR, OF DAVENTRY THE FOLLOWING PARTIES, INDICTED FOR ASSAULTS, WERE DISCHARGED FOR WANT OF PROSECUTION K R NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS MARY REEVE AND JANE SOLOMON APPEARED TO ANSWER A CHARGE PREFERRED AGAINST THEM BY POLICE CONSTABLE WHITE, FOR DAMAGING A FENCE, THE PROPERTY OF E. BOUVERIE, ESQ., AT HARDINGSTONE. THEY WERE DISCHARGED AT THE INTERCESION OF MR. BOUVERIE, ON THEIR PROMISING NOT TO SO OFFEND AGAIN HARDINGSTONE R 1844 JOHN STRUTTON, OF NORTHAMPTON, CHIMNEY SWEEPER, WAS CONVICTED OF CUTTING WITH INTENT TO STEAL A QUANTITY OF GROWING GRASS, THE PROPERTY OF EDWARD BOUVERIE, ESQ., IN A PLANTATION AT HARDINGSTONE, THIS DAY, AND ADJUDGED TO PAY THE PENALTY, DAMAGE, AND COSTS, AMOUNTING TOGETHER TO 6S. HARDINGSTONE MENTIONE D BOUVERIE SEE ARTICLE ON THE 1ST INSTANT, MARY ELIZABETH, YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF E. BOUVERIE, ESQ. OF DELAPRE ABBEY DELAPRE ABBEY IG 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS TRANSPOR TED ACCIDENT MENTIONE D E JOHN T TRANSPORTED H 1839 BOWERS LICENSE DIED BRACKLEY HORSE & JOCKEY BRACKLEY SEE ARTICLE THE LICENSE FOR THE HORSE AND JOCKEY, AT BRACKLEY, WAS TRANSFERRED FROM DAVID BOWERMAN TO JOHN BARNES EMMANUEL GRANT, FOR ONE MONTH, UNLESS £1. 4S. BE PAID, FOR ASSAULTING JAMES BOWERS, AT MIDDLETON CHENEY 1841 DIED GEORGE BOWKER MENTIONE D 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOSEPH BOWLER THEFT BOUGHTON 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOSEPH BOWLER THEFT BOUGHTON JOHN BOWLING REFUSING TO WORK UNION WORKHOU WELLINGBOROUGH SE JOHN BOWMAN MENTIONE D ROADE 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS EDWARD BOWNESS THEFT 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS J. B. BOYAL VICTIM T FARTHINGSTONE CULWORTH NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT J. B. ASSIZES C A Y L 1843 VICTIM C BOYAL P NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT J. B. ASSIZES O 1843 JOHN KIFF CHAMBERS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SACK AND THREE BUSHELS OF WHEAT, THE PROPERTY OF SARAH BOWMAN, OF FARTHINGSTONE FRANCIS BUTLIN, AGED 30, EDWARD BOWNESS, AGED 20, AND RICHARD HOLLARD, AGED 21, CHARGED WITH BURGLARIOUSLY ENTERING THE DWELLING HOUSE OF FRANCIS MERRY, AT CULWORTH, AND STEALING THEREFROM PLATE, FOUR POUNDS IN MONEY, &C. CHARLES FEWKES & THOMAS BOTTERILL, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PADLOCK AND KEY, THE PROPERTY OF J.B. BOYAL E VICTIM K BOWMAN R NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT SARAH ASSIZES R 1845 SEE ARTICLE H 1838 COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS IG 1845 WATER NEWTON AT KETTERING, AUGUST 19TH, OF CONSUMPTION, AGED 38, ELIZA, THE BELOVED WIFE OF MR. WILLIAM JAMES, AND ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE GEORGE BOWKER, OF WATER NEWTON JOSEPH BOWLER, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT BOUGHTON, STOLEN FROM THE PERSON OF GEORGE HURST, A CIGAR CASE AND A NUMBER OF CIGARS JOSEPH BOWLER, 21, CONVICTED OF STEALING A CIGAR CASE, AND EIGHT CIGARS, FROM GEORGE HURST, AT BOUGHTON, WAS ORDERED TO BE IMPRISONED FOR SIX MONTHS JOHN BOWLING & ROBERT WESTWOOD, FOR SEVEN DAYS EACH, FOR REFUSING TO WORK AT THE WELLINGBOROUGH UNION WORKHOUSE THOMAS FEWKES, AGED 18, & THOMAS BOTTERILL, AGED 28, THE FORMER CHARGED WITH ENTERING THE HOUSE AND PREMISES OF J.B. BOYAL, AND STEALING A PADLOCK AND KEY FROM THE DOOR OF AN OUTHOUSE, AND THE LATTER WITH AIDING FEWKES TO COMMIT THE SAID FELONY VICTIM SEE ARTICLE BOYAL MENTIONE D THOMAS CARE, CHARGED WITH OBTAINING 5S. FROM WILLIAM RICHARDS, GROCER, AND A SIMILAR SUM FROM WILLIAM HAYES, ASSISTANT TO JOHN BOWMAN BOYAL, UNDER FALSE PRETENCES BOYAL NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS JOHN BOWMAN 1843 AN ATTEMPT ON THE LARDER MRS. BOYAL 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL CATHERINE BOYD 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS CHARLES BOYDELL 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS SARAH BOYDELL A 1838 L BOROUGH COMMITMENTS A 1838 JOHN BOWMAN N BOYAL VICTIM NORTHAMPTON ROSE & MENTIONE CROWN, NORTHAMPTON D GOLD STREET RIOTOUS CONDUCT ST. MENTIONE SEPULCHRE NORTHAMPTON D PARISH ST. VICTIM SEPULCHRE NORTHAMPTON PARISH SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE CATHERINE BOYD & SARAH BLADE, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR RIOTOUS AND DISORDERLY CONDUCT WILLIAM BOTTERILL, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING SARAH, WIFE OF CHARLES BOYDELL AT THE PARISH OF ST. SEPULCHRE WILLIAM BOTTERILL, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING SARAH, WIFE OF CHARLES BOYDELL AT THE PARISH OF ST. SEPULCHRE 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY HOUSE OF CORRECTION MARY LEAVING CHILDREN BOYES FOR ONE MONTH, FOR LEAVING HER CHILDREN, WHEREBY THEY BECAME CHARGEABLE TO CHARWELTON CHARWELTON ALEXANDER BOYLES, AN INMATE OF THE BRACKLEY UNION POOR HOUSE, WAS CHARGED BY FREDERICK APPLETREE, THE GOVERNOR, WITH HAVING REFUSED WORK. COMMITTED TO PRISON FOR THREE WEEKS UNION WORKHOU BRACKLEY SE BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS ALEXANDER BOYLES 1842 INQUEST WILLIAM BOYS MENTIONE D KINGSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS MARY BOYSE LEAVING CHILDREN CHARWELTON AGED 28, CHARGED WITH RUNNING AWAY AND LEAVING HER THREE CHILDREN CHARGEABLE TO CHARWELTON, AFTER A PREVIOUS CONVICTION 1844 COUNTY SESSIONS MARY BOYSE RUNNING AWAY CHARWELTON CHARGED WITH RUNNING AWAY AND LEAVIN HER CHILDREN CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF CHARWELTON 1834 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS RICHARD BOYSON THEFT NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS SAMUEL BRADHAW ILLEGITIM ATE CHILD 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES BRADHAW THEFT 1838 DIED CHARLES BRADLEY 1838 DIED ELIZABETH BRADLEY DIED BRADLEY VAGRANCY E H IG R A R Y L LOWICK C P O LOWICK N BRADLEY MENTIONE D BAD HALF SOVEREIG N COIN OUNDLE & THRAPSTON GEORGE BRADLEY & JOSIAH MAYS, FOR 14 DAYS EACH, FOR VAGRANCY AT OUNDLE AND THRAPSTON TOWCESTER SEE ARTICLE 1841 BAD COIN / THEFT OF HAT WILLIAM GEORGE BRADLEY 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM GEORGE BRADLEY 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES, BOROUGH PRISONERS WILLIAM GEORGE BRADLEY THEFT 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS CHARLOTTE BRADSHAW DAMAGE KINGSTHORPE 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION G. BRADSHAW REFUSING TO WORK GREAT DODDINGTON SEE ARTICLE L A SAMUEL BRADSHAW, WEAVER, OF ROWELL, WAS ORDERED TO PAY 1S. 6D. PER WEEK TO ELIZABETH CLIPSHAM, OF KETTERING, HE BEING THE REPUTED FATHER OF HER ILLEGITIMATE CHILD THOMAS BRADSHAW, AGED 46, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A SILVER TEASPOON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN ELLIOTT, AND A PAIR OF WOMEN'S CLOGS, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS CLIFTON, OF HOLDENBY. NINE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT ON THE 20TH DEC. LAST, AT LOWICK, NEAR THRAPSTON, ELIZABETH BRADLEY, SISTER TO THE LATE CHAS. BRADLEY, OF THAT PLACE, AGED 82 ON THE 20TH DEC. LAST, AT LOWICK, NEAR THRAPSTON, ELIZABETH BRADLEY, SISTER TO THE LATE CHAS. BRADLEY, OF THAT PLACE, AGED 82 K ROWELL A 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE GEORGE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOSEPH ASSIZES DRAPERY MENTIONE D C 1844 T 1846 REFUSING TO WORK CHARGD WITH HAVING, ON THE 30TH ULT., STOLEN A HAT, VALUE £1, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BIRDSALL, HATTER THEFT WILLIAM GEORGE BRADLEY, AGED 24, AND THOMAS TROUBRIDGE AGED 23, CHARGED WITH STEALING A HAT, THE PROPERTY OF W.F. BIRDSALL CHARLOTTE BRADSHAW WAS CONVICTED OF DAMAGING PART OF A DEAD FENCE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM GREEN, AT KINGSTHORPE, ON THE 3D DAY OF DECEMBER LAST, AND ADJUDGED TO PAY THE PENALTY AND COSTS, AMOUNTING TOGETHER TO 10S. G. BRADSHAW, OF GREAT DODDINGTON, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR REFUSING TO WORK FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF HIS WIFE AND FAMILY GEORGE BRADSHAW 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS GEORGE BRADSHAW LEAVING WIFE & FAMILY LEAVING WIFE & FAMILY GREAT DODDINGTON GREAT DODDINGTON NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS GEORGE BRADSHAW DESERTION 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS HANNAH BRADSHAW ASSAULT 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BRADSHAW 1838 DIED JOHN BRADSHAW 1837 SHEEP WORRYING JOHN BRADSHAW 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOSH BRADSHAW 1846 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS MR. BRADSHAW 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS MR. 1838 DIED PHILIP BRADSHAW 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION R. 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS 1842 GREAT DODDINGTON H 1836 HANNAH BRADSHAW WAS CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT ON MARTHA HEWITT, AT MOULTON, ON THE 18TH INST., AND FINED WITH COSTS 11S., WHICH WAS PAID IG MOULTON MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D HARDWICK R Y ON SUNDAY LAST, AT HARDWICK LODGE, SARAH, YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF MR. JOHN BRADSHAW HARDWICK SEE ARTICLE LONG BUCKBY P SEE ARTICLE HARDWICK L VICTIM GEORGE BRADSHAW, CONVICTED OF DESERTING HIS FAMILY, AND LEAVING THEM CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF GREAT DODDINGTON, WAS SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS' HARD LABOUR, IN THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION - THE LAST MONTH IN SOLITARY CONFINEMENT E QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN HOWE, OF OUNDLE, FOR THREE MONTHS, AND GEORGE BRADSHAW, OF GREAT DODDINGTON, FOR RUNNING AWAY AND LEAVING THEIR FAMILIES CHARGEABLE TO THE SAID PARISHES FOR RUNNING AWAY AND LEAVING HIS WIFE AND FAMILY CHARGEABLE TO GREAT DODDINGTON, AFTER A PREVIOUS CONVICTION FOR RUNNING AWAY AND LEAVING HIS WIFE AND FAMILY CHARGEABLE TO GREAT DODDINGTON, AFTER A PREVIOUS CONVICTION. IMP. ONE YEAR, HARD LABOUR K 1839 GREAT DODDINGTON R BRADSHAW T GEORGE LEAVING FAMILY A 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM HUMP, SAMUEL WRIGHT, THOMAS HAYNES, WILLIAM WRIGHT, JOSEPH CLARKE & JANE WRIGHT, RESPECTIVELY FOR 14 DAYS, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING JOSH BRADSHAW, OF LONG BUCKBY SCALDWELL WILLIAM MIDDLETON, A BOY LATE IN THE EMPLOY OF MR. BRADSHAW, OF SCALDWELL, WAS BROUGHT BEFORE THE BENCH FOR LEAVING HIS MASTER'S SERVICE WITHOUT NOTICE. HE WAS REPRIMANDED AND DISCHARGED DIED KETTERING SAME DAY (MONDAY), AT KETTERING, IN HIS 78TH YEAR, MR. PHILIP BRADSHAW, FOR MANY YEARS A RESPECTABLE BUTCHER IN THAT PLACE BRADSHAW GAME BRAUNSTON OF BRAUNSTON, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS RICHARD BRADSHAW GAME WAKERLEY COMMITTED FOR NIGHT POACHING AT WAKERLEY, IN THIS COUNTY, ENTERED INTO RECOGNIZANCE WITH ONE SURETY NOT TO SO OFFEND AGAIN FOR THE SPACE OF ONE YEAR THEFT SAMUEL BRADSHAW VICTIM WOLD 1838 DIED SARAH BRADSHAW DIED HARDWICK 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS THOMAS BRADSHAW THEFT N C MENTIONE D A L A BRADSHAW C WILLIAM LANGDALE WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING A JACKET, &C., THE PROPERTY OF HENRY WRIGHT, SERVANT TO MR. BRADSHAW, OF HARDWICK. COMMITTED FOR TRIAL O HARDWICK MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE ON SUNDAY LAST, AT HARDWICK LODGE, SARAH, YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF MR. JOHN BRADSHAW SEE ARTICLE BRADSHAW THEFT 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION BRADSHAW VICTIM 1835 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS BRADSHAW THEFT LITTLE WELDON BRADSHAW ASSAULT BRADSHAW DRUNK & DISORDER LY GAME LAWS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM BRADSHAW 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BRADSHAW 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS 1843 A L C ROWELL WOODFORD BRADSHAW SURETIES ROWELL WOODFORD BRADSHAW, FOR NOT FINDING SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS WILLIAM COOKE, OF ROWELL SURETIES ROWELL SEE ARTICLE RED LION 1843 WOODFORD BRADSHAW SURETIES ROWELL 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS WOODFORD BRADSHAW ILLEGITIM ATE CHILD ROWELL 1843 MELANCHOLY ACCIDENT BRADSHAW ACCIDENT 1836 INQUEST BRADY DIED A SEE ARTICLE ROWELL ASSAULT NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS CHARLES GEORGE BONUS, PETER JOLLY, AND WILLIAM BRADSHAW, RESPECTIVELY FOR THREE MONTHS AND WILLIAM RUSSELL AND ROBERT CUNNINGTON, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS WOODFORD BRADSHAW, WHO HAD ASSAULTED MR. COOK, OF THE RED LION, ROWELL, BY PUTTING HIS FIST IN HIS FACE, EXPRESSED SORROW FOR WHAT HE DONE, AND WAS ORDERED TO FIND BAIL BY THAT DAY FORTNIGHT N WOODFORD BRADSHAW WILLIAM BRADSHAW, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR A VIOLENT ASSAULT ON DANIEL RALPH JOHN ESSEX, AND WILLIAM BRADSHAW, BOTH OF DESBOROUGH, WERE FINED 5S. EACH, FOR BEING DRUNK AND DISORDERLY ON THE 17TH INST., AND 1S. EACH COSTS. THE CHARGE WAS PREFERRED AGAINST THEM BY JOHN JEFFS, POLICE CONSTABLE. THE DEFENDANTS PLEADED GUILTY E H R P O WOODFORD BRADSHAW VICTIM C COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS DESBOROUGH L 1843 WILLIAM SEE ARTICLE R 1845 SEE ARTICLE T THEFT IG NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES TO THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM CORRECTION BRADSHAW FOUNTAIN INN, NORTHAMPTON BRADSHA W STREET Y 1840 THOMAS JOSEPH REDSHAW & ROBERT BALDWIN, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING THOMAS BRADSHAW, CONSTABLE OF COTTINGHAM, IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY COTTINGHAM A 1840 THOMAS THOMAS BRADSHAW, AGED 46, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SILVER TEASPOON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN ELLIOTT, AND FURTHER CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF WOMENS CLOGS, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS CLIFTON, OF HOLDENBY K 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES ST. GILES STREET NORTHAMPTON WOODFORD BRADSHAW, CHARGED WITH REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THESE SESSIONS, AND IN THE MEANTIME TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS WILLIAM COOKE, OF ROWELL WOODFORD BRADSHAW, OF ROWELL, WAS REPUTED THE FATHER OF AN ILLEGITIMATE CHILD BORN OF MARY ANN HARRIS, OF DESBOROUGH YESTERDAY AFTERNOON, A CHILD NAMED BRADSHAW, ABOUT EIGHT YEARS OF AGE, WAS THROWN FROM A CART DRAWN BY A HORSE WHICH HAD TAKEN FRIGHT IN ST. GILES STREET, IN THIS TOWN, AND SO SERIOUSLY INJURED ITS DEATH WAS HOURLY EXPECTED SEE ARTICLE INQUEST JOHN BRADY MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON 1839 DIED EDWARD BRAFIELD DIED PUXLEY GRANGE 1845 COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF JOHN CORRECTION BRAFIELD VICTIM PASSENHAM 1839 DIED BRAFIELD MENTIONE D PUXLEY GRANGE 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JESSE BRAIN THEFT TIFFIELD 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JAMES BRAINES LICENSE KETTERING JOHN BRAINES 1841 DIED MARY ANN BRAINES DIED HANNINGTON 1844 INQUEST SAMUEL BRAINES MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON 1835 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS SAMUEL BRAINES 1841 DIED T. H. BRAINES 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS 1844 1840 DIED PETTY SESSIONS R A R L Y P N C O C HANNINGTON MOULTON A VICTIM K MOULTON THEFT MENTIONE D SAMUEL L MOULTON A THOMAS HAWE VICTIM BRAINES DIED BRAINS DISORDER LY CONDUCT SEE ARTICLE E NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS IG 1843 BRAINES JESSE BRAIN, AGED 30, WAS INDICTED FOR STEALING A QUANTITY OF HAY, FROM A STABLE IN THE PARISH OF TIFFIELD, THE PROPERTY OF CHARLES FLESHER. THE PRISONER PLEADED GUILTY. ONE WEEK'S IMPRISONMENT. THOMAS WARD, OF MOULTON, COMPLAINED AGAINST JOHN BRAINES, FOR REFUSING TO GIVE UP HIS POSSESSION OF A TENEMENT RENTED OF HIM AT MOULTON, AFTER NOTICE TO QUIT. PROOF OF THE NECESSARY NOTICES HAVING BEEN GIVEN, A WARRANT OF EJECTMENT WAS GRANTED REFUSING TO GIVE UP TENEMENT BRAINES JUNE 21ST, EDWARD, SECOND SON OF MR. JOHN BRAFIELD, PUXLEY GRANGE, AGED 36 YEARS SAMUEL STEVENTON, SAMUEL ANDRASS, & HENRY TRUSS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A MARE, AT PASSENHAM, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BRAFIELD JUNE 21ST, EDWARD, SECOND SON OF MR. JOHN BRAFIELD, PUXLEY GRANGE, AGED 36 YEARS H JOHN SEE ARTICLE T 1836 HANNINGTON ON SATURDAY THE 5TH INSTANT, OF CONSUMPTION, MARY ANN, ELDEST DAUGHTER OF MR. T.H. BRAINES, OF HANNINGTON, IN THE 22D YEAR OF HER AGE SEE ARTICLE AGAINST SAMUEL BRAINES, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SHILLING FROM THE PERSON OF ISAAC CHAPMAN, NO BILL WAS FOUND ON SATURDAY THE 5TH INSTANT, OF CONSUMPTION, MARY ANN, ELDEST DAUGHTER OF MR. T.H. BRAINES, OF HANNINGTON, IN THE 22D YEAR OF HER AGE CHARLES NORWICH AND THOMAS STEEVENSON WERE COMMITTED TO TAKE THEIR TRIALS AT THE NEXT SESSIONS, FOR STEALING PART OF A LOAF OF BREAD, A PIECE OF CHEESE, AND A CLOTH, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS BRAINES, OF MOULTON, ON THE 21ST INSTANT THOMAS STEVENSON & CHARLES NORWICH, CHARGED WITH STEALING 2LB. OF BREAD, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS BRAINES MARCH 22, AT HANINGTON, AFTER A FEW HOURS' ILLNESS, MR. THOMAS HAWE BRAINES, IN HIS 71ST YEAR. HE HAS LEFT A WIDOW AND LARGE FAMILY TO LAMENT HIS DEPLORABLE LOSS AS A KIND HUSBAND AND AFFECTIONATE FATHER. HE WAS RESPECTED BY ALL WHO KNEW HIM, AND WILL BE VERY MICH MISSED BY THE POOR OF THAT PARISH ON SATURDAY EVENING, SAMUEL BRAINS, WAS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY, FOR DISORDERLY CONDUCT, AND BROUGHT BEFORE THE MAGISTRATES ON MONDAY LAST, AND FINED 5S. AND COSTS 1843 QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS BRAINS VICTIM THOMAS STEEVENSON, AGED 17, AND CHARLES NORWICH, AGED 17, CHARGED WITH STEALING 2LBS. OF BREAD, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS BRAINS, OF MOULTON MOULTON QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS BRAINS VICTIM MOULTON 1833 DIED ELLEN BRAKE DIED CARLTON H T 1843 THOMAS STEEVENSON, AGED 17, AND CHARLES NORWICH, AGED 17, WERE CONVICTED OF STEALING 2LBS. OF BREAD, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS BRAINS, OF MOULTON. ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR ON MONDAY THE 18TH INSTANT, AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS, AGED 40, ELLEN, THE WIFE OF MR. BRAKE, OF CARLTON, IN THIS COUNTY JOHN BRAMLEY ASSAULT BLISWORTH 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BRAMLEY ASSAULT & ROBBERY 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ANN BRAMPTON 1836 1836 1842 1842 1846 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS K R A R Y L SEE ARTICLE FOR ONE WEEK, SHE HAVING REFUSED TO COMPLETE HER CONTRACT OF SERVICE KETTERING GEORGE HALL AND JAMES BRAMPTON, BOTH OF KETTERING, WERE ORDERED TO PAY 4S. EACH FOR FISHING ON THE ESTATE OF THE LATE LORD HOOD, AT BARTON SEAGRAVE. ELI GOODE, ALSO OF KETTERING, WAS ORDERED TO PAY THE SAME AMOUNT FOR FISHING IN THE PARISH OF NEWTON C FISHING N O P MRS. BRAMPTON BRAMPTON PAYMENT STANION SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BRAMPTON LICENSE TWYWELL SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BRAMPTON DIED STANION WILLIAM BRAMPTON SEE ARTICLE SAMUEL WILLS & CHARLES FINEDON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF HAY FROM A CLOSE AT BRIGSTOCK, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BRAMPTON WILLIAM DAVID MARTHA BRANDON BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM A 1838 SERVICE L 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS DIED JAMES VICTIM BRIGSTOCK BRAMPTON VICTIM STANION BRANDON THEFT COMPLAIN T MENTIONE D A 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS C 1846 E NORTHANTS ASSIZES IG 1838 WILLIAM STAMP, JAMES DAWSON, AND JOHN RICHARDSON, CHARGED WITH HAVING VIOLENTLY ASSAULTED AND ROBBED JOHN BROWN, OF TWO PURSES, A £5 NOTE, THREE SOVS, AND ABOUT 15S. AT BLISWORTH. JOHN TATT, WILLIAM DART, ROBERT JOHNSON, JOHN HARRISON, JOHN BRAMLEY, AND THOMAS DARKINS CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING JAMES WATSON, AND OTHER CONSTABLES, AND ATTEMPTING TO RESCUE FROM THEIR LAWFUL CUSTODY WILLIAM STAMP, HE BEING CHARGED, WITH OTHERS, WITH HAVING ROBBED JOHN BROWN OF TWO PURSES, A £5 NOTE, THREE SOVS. AND ABOUT 15S. AT BLISWORTH BRANSOM SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE ECTON SEE ARTICLE GREATWORTH SEE ARTICLE BRANSON COMPLAIN T SPRATTON MARY BRANSON REFUSING TO MAINTAIN FAMILY THE CHARGED PREFERRED BY PRUDENCE WESTLY OF MILTON, AGAINST WILLIAM COCKERILL, FOR AN ASSAULT ON HER AT MILTON, ON THE 16TH INSTANT, AND BY FRANCES BRANSON, OF SPRATTON, AGAINST JOSEPH MANNING FOR AN ASSAULT ON HER AT SPRATTON, ON THE 11TH INST. WERE DISMISSED HELMDON FOR ONE MONTH, FOR REFUSING TO MAINTAIN HER FAMILY, WHEREBY SHE BECAME CHARGEABLE TO HELMDON INQUEST RUTH BRANSON DIED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE (AGED 30) 1840 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS THOMAS BRANSON THEFT 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS BRANSON THEFT 1842 ASSIZES THOMAS BRANSON THEFT BRANSON THEFT BRANSON THEFT THOMAS BRANSON 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM BRANSON 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS ESAU 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS FRANCES BRANSTON 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS GEORGE BRANSTON T H C O THEFT LEAVING WIFE & FAMILY BRANSTON THEFT E R NORTHAMPTON A ALBERT STREET SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE THOMAS BRANSON, 40, CHARGED WITH HAVING FELONIOUSLY STOLEN AND CARRIED AWAY ONE PIECE OF IRON, VALUE 6D, A PIECE OF CLOTH, VALUE 5D. AND 2 STICKS OF HORSE RADISH, VALUE 2D. THE PROPERTY OF MARTIN DICKENS HELMDON FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR LEAVING HIS WIFE AND FAMILY CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF HELMDON HELMDON SEE ARTICLE FRANCIS BRANSTON, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR BEING FOUND IN THE HOUSE OF CHARLES HUNTLEY FOR AN UNLAWFUL PURPOSE THEFT VICTIM THOMAS BRANSON, AGED 41, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BRACKLEY ST. JAMES, 20 LBS. OF LEAD, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM TIBBETTS K IG BRACKLEY ST. JAMES L ASSIZES - BOROUGH PRISONERS THOMAS BRANSON, CHARGED WITH STEALING 20LBS OF LEAD, AT BRACKLEY, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM TIBBITTS BRACKLEY ST. JAMES P 1840 THOMAS BRANSON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PIECE OF IRON, A PIECE OF CLOTH, AND TWO STICKS OF HORSE RADISH, THE PROPERTY OF MARTIN DICKINS, INNKEEPER BRACKLEY C 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH THOMAS SESSIONS Y 1842 MARY'S STREET R 1843 N 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION FRANCES A NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS L 1843 HARDINGSTONE SEE ARTICLE ASSIZES JOHN BRANSTON THEFT LOWER HEYFORD 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES BRANSTON THEFT LOWER HEYFORD SEE ARTICLE BRANSTON GREVIOUS BODILY HARM 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS MARY A 1833 JOSEPH NIGHTINGALE, 21, & JOHN BRANSTON, 19, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF THOMAS RUSSELL, OF LOWER HEYFORD, AND STEALING THEREFROM THREE SHEETS, A HANDKERCHIEF & C. MARY BRANSTON, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE 7TH INST., MALICIOUSLY CUT, STABBED, AND WOUNDED JAMES BOODGER ON THE HEAD WITH A KNIFE OR SOME OTHER SHARP INSTRUMENT, WITH INTENT TO DO HIM A GREVIOUS BODILY HARM 1842 1842 1834 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM BRAUNSTONE VICTIM SARAH BRAWELL COMPLAIN T ABRAHAM BRAWN THEFT GRENDON SEE ARTICLE DIED GEORGE BRAWN DIED NORTHAMPTON 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES BRAWN LEAVING WIFE & FAMILY BOZEAT 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN BRAWN NON PAYMENT 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN BRAWN EMBEZZLE MENT 1841 ASSAULT JONATHAN BRAWN VICTIM 1843 DIED JONATHAN BRAWN 1842 DIED JONATHAN BRAWN 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOSIAH 1838 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS 1838 ABRAHAM BRAWN, CHARGED WITH STEALING 2CWT. OF COALS, THE PROPERTY OF J.W. WRIGHT, OF GRENDON ON THE 22D INSTANT, IN THE 19TH YEAR OF HIS AGE, GEORGE, SECOND SON OF MR. JONATHAN BRAWN, OF THIS TOWN FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR LEAVING HIS WIFE AND FAMILY CHARGEABLE TO BOZEAT T 1842 K IG R R WELLINGBOROUGH Y A COW LANE NORTHAMPTON L NORTHAMPTON C P NORTHAMPTON ON THURSDAY LAST, MR. JONATHAN BRAWN, CARPENTER, OF THIS TOWN, AGED 48, AFTER A LONG AND PAINFUL ILLNESS ON THE 22D INSTANT, IN THE 19TH YEAR OF HIS AGE, GEORGE, SECOND SON OF MR. JONATHAN BRAWN, OF THIS TOWN JOHN SADDINGTON & JOSIAH BRAWN, RESPECTIVELY FOR ONE MONTH, FOR THROWING OUT A QUANTITY OF BARLEY IN THE STRAW, IN A WASTEFUL MANNER, TO THE CATTLE OF JOHN GEORGE, ESQ. AT DENFORD GEORGE KING, CHARGED WITH HAVING FELONIOUSLY STOLEN ONE PAIR OF SHOES, THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT BRAWN, OF NORTHAMPTON GEORGE KING PLEADED GUILTY TO A CHARGE OF STEALING A PAIR OF SHOES, THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT BRAWN. SIX MONTHS' HARD LABOUR SAMUEL BRAWN, WAS CONVICTED OF HAVING STOLEN A SILVER SPOON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN HOUGHTON, OF GRENDON. FOUR MONTHS' HARD LABOUR WASTING HAY ROBERT BRAWN NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS ROBERT BRAWN 1846 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS SAMUEL BRAWN THEFT GRENDON 1842 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS SAMUEL BRAWN NON PAYMENT RAUNDS SEE ARTICLE 1842 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS SAMUEL BRAWN LICENCE STANWICK SAMUEL BRAWN, OF STANWICK, WAS FINED 14S. 6D., INCLUDING COSTS, FOR HAVING HIS HOUSE OPEN AFTER THE STIPULATED HOURS ON THE 15TH INSTANT 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION SAMUEL BRAWN THEFT GRENDON FOR ONE MONTH, FOR HAVING, AT GRENDON, BROKEN PART OF A LIVE HEDGE, WITH INTENT TO STEAL THE SAME, THE PROPERTY OF THE MARQUESS OF NORTHAMPTON N C BRAWN A MENTIONE D OF HARDINGSTON, BAKER, WAS CONVICTED OF REFUSING TO PAY THE TOLL AT WATER LANE TOLL GATE, IN WOOTTON, ON THE 30TH AUGUST LAST, AND ORDERED TO PAY WITH COSTS 10S. JOHN BRAWN, CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLING TEN STONE OF SECONDS' WHEATEN FLOUR, VALUE £1. 6S. THE PROPERTY OF HIS MASTER, HUMPHREY SIMONDS, JUN. OF WELLINGBOROUGH ON MONDAY LAST, THOMAS HARRIS, BOOKSELLER AND STATIONER, WAS FINED 10S. AND 11S. COSTS, FOR AN ASSAULT UPTON JONATHAN BRAWN, BEERHOUSE KEEPER, OF COW LANE E H HARDINGSTONE DIED O MARK PAIN, JOHN CRICK, & SAMUEL LYER, FOR TWO MONTHS EACH, FOR MALICIOUSLY DAMAGING A WINDOW IN THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM BRAUNSTONE, OF GEDDINGTON GEDDINGTON NORTHAMPTON A L VICTIM DENFORD VICTIM SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BRAWN FIGHTING CORBY SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BRAWN KEEP THE PEACE CORBY WILLIAM BRAWN WEIGHTS & MEASURES RAUNDS WILLIAM BRAWN WILLIAM BRAWN DIED BOZEAT MENTIONE ANGEL INN NORTHAMPTON D 1840 ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS JAMES BRAY VICTIM 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BRAY VICTIM 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BRAY 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN BRAY 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS JOHN 1844 EXTRAORDINARY CASE MARY BRAY 1837 DIED MARY BRAY THEFT CHAPEL BRAMPTON BRAY MENTIONE D POTTERSPURY BRIXWORTH R Y SPRATTON P C O VICTIM ASSAULT & ROBBERY SPRATTON N ASSAULT & ROBBERY NEWNHAM WEEDON ST. MENTIONE KATHERINE NORTHAMPTON D 'S COURT DIED SIBBERTOFT L A BRAY E NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT HENRY ASSIZES BRAY GEORGE BRAY, FOR TWO MONTHS, CONVICTED OF STEALING A QUANTITY OF APPLES AND WALNUTS GROWING IN AN ORCHARD IN THE OCCUPATION OF JOHN BEASLEY, ESQ., AT CHAPEL BRAMPTON SEE ARTICLE K 1842 SEE ARTICLE R 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION GEORGE OF CORBY, WAS BOUND IN A £10 BOND TO KEEP THE PEACE FOR TWELVE MONTHS THE FOLLOWING PARTIES WERE SUMMONED AT THE INSTANCE OF INSPECTOR KNIGHT, FOR HAVING IN THEIR POSSESSION LIGHT OR UNSTAMPED WEIGHTS, &C :EXPENSES, 5S. SEE ARTICLE (AGED 3) T 1836 INQUEST NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS RAUNDS A 1842 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS NON PAYMENT H 1845 BRAWN L 1844 THOMAS C 1844 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS IG 1842 SAMUEL HOWLETT & DAVID HUNT, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT BRIXWORTH, FELONIOUSLY BROKEN AND ENTERED THE DWELLING HOUSE OF THOMAS BRAY, AND STOLEN THEREFROM A GUN, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES BRAY JOHN DEACON, CHARGED WITH ENTERING THE DWELLING HOUSE OF JOHN BRAY, AT SPRATTON, AND STEALING THREE SHIRTS, &C JOHN DEACON, CHARGED WITH ENTERING THE DWELLING HOUSE OF JOHN BRAY, AT SPRATTON, AND STEALING THREE SHIRTS, &C. TRANSPORTATION FOR LIFE. JOHN BRAY, CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING AND BEATING JAMES JUDKINS ON THE KINGS HIGHWAY IN THE PARISH OF NEWNHAM, WITH INTENT TO ROB HIM SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS THOMAS BRAY VICTIM BRIXWORTH 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS ELIZABETH BRAYBROOK MENTIONE D STANION SEE ARTICLE BRIGSTOCK THE FOLLOWING PRISONERS ARE OFFENDERS AGAINST THE GAME LAWS :- WILLIAM WARNER AND JOSEPH HOUGHTON, BOTH OF FINEDON, COMMITTED FOR TWO MONTHS RESPECTIVELY, JOHN BRAYBROOK OF BRIGSTOCK, FOR SIX MONTHS; AND RICHARD KNIGHT, FOR ONE MONTH 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN A 1840 SAMUEL HOWLETT & DAVID HUNT, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT BRIXWORTH, FELONIOUSLY BROKEN AND ENTERED THE DWELLING HOUSE OF THOMAS BRAY, AND STOLEN THEREFROM A GUN, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES BRAY BRAYBROOK GAME 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BRAYBROOK GAME LAWS 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOSEPH BRAYBROOK VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH WILLIAM STANTON, JOHN WORDSWORTH, & HENRY HARDWICK, RESPECTIVELY FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ASSAULTING JOSEPH BRAYBROOK, OF WELLINGBOROUGH 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES BRAYFIELD VICTIM PASSENHAM SAMUEL STEVENSON, SAMUEL ANDRASS, AND HENRY TRUSS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A MARE, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BRAYFIELD, OF PASSENHAM 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM BREADSWORTH NEGLECTIN G WORK 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS MARY BREAKSPEAR REMOVAL 1844 COUNTY SESSIONS WILLIAM BREALEY THEFT 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BREALEY THEFT 1843 DIED MRS. BREAM DIED 1843 DIED THOMAS BREAM MR. BREARLEY STEPHEN BREARY JOHN BREE SURETIES BREE KILLING SURETIES 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN BREE 1836 DIED MARY BREE 1840 INQUEST 1846 INQUEST HARRIET BRENNAND 1846 INQUEST JOHN BRENNAND 1839 DIED MRS. BRENNAND DIED ROBERT BRENNARD BEATRICE ROBERT LLOYD BRETON 1833 1833 DIED T H E L LITTLE WELDON NORTHAMPTON N LONG BUCKBY A ORDERS WERE GRANTED FOR THE REMOVAL OF MARY BREAKSPEAR AND FOUR CHILDREN, FROM WELDON TO BRIGSTOCK WILLIAM BREALEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO DUCKS, THE PROPERTY OF HIS MOTHER, ELIZABETH LONGLAND, OF GRENDON WILLIAM BREALEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO DUCKS, THE PROEPRTY OF ELIZABETH LONGLAND, OF GRENDON, WAS FOUND GUILTY AND SENTENCED TO FOURTEEN DAYS' SOLITARY CONFINEMENT AT COTTERSTOCK, ON FRIDAY WEEK, MRS. BREAM, WIFE OF THOMAS BREAM, PUBLICAN AT COTTERSTOCK, ON FRIDAY WEEK, MRS. BREAM, WIFE OF THOMAS BREAM, PUBLICAN K R A COTTERSTOCK DAVENTRY SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE COMMITTED IN DEFAULT OF SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE JOHN HOLMAN, JOHN BREE, & THOMAS VANN, CHARGED WITH KILLING AND SLAYING ELIZA, WIFE OF THE REV. RICHARD GARDNER, AT LONG BUCKBY JOHN BREE, OF DAVENTRY, FOR WANT OF SURETIES FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THE SESSIONS, AND IN THE MEANTIME TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HIS WIFE EYDON ON THE 17TH INSTANT, AT EYDON, IN HER 91ST YEAR, MARY BREE, A VERY INDUSTRIOUS, USEFUL WOMAN - MUCH RESPECTED BY THOSE WHO HAVE KNOWN HER WORTH LONG BUCKBY SEE ARTICLE WEST HADDON SEE ARTICLE (AGED 55) WEST HADDON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON ON THURSDAY SE'NNIGHT, MRS. BRENNAND, OF KING STREET, IN THIS TOWN, AGED 69 DAMAGE KINGSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE DIED MENTIONE D HARDINGSTONE SEE ARTICLE HARDINGSTONE SEE ARTICLE L A BREE BRETON IG R JOHN NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS DIED COTTERSTOCK Y NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES C 1840 1844 GRENDON C 1842 GRENDON P 1845 NORTHAMPTON SUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS FOR ONE MONTH, FOR NEGLECT OF WORK WELDON TO BRIGSTOCK MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D O 1838 FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS DIED MENTIONE D DIED MENTIONE D KING STREET BENJAMIN BRETT, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR ASSAULTING WILLIAM GIBSON 1845 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS BENJAMIN BRETT ASSAULT 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION BENJAMIN BRETT MISBEHAVI OUR 1845 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ELIZABETH BRETT THEFT HENRY & ELIZABETH BRETT, CHARGED WITH STEALING 11B. OF BUTTER, A TOWELL, METAL SPOON, AND VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF PETER CURTIS TITE HENRY BRETT, AGED 21, & ELIZABETH BRETT, HIS WIFE, AGED 19, (BOTH OUT ON BAIL), CHARGED WITH STEALING 11B. OF BUTTER, A TOWEL, CHEMISE, PAIR OF STOCKINGS, AND DIVERS OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF PETER CURTIS TITE 1837 ELLEN BRETT MENTIONE BRIDGE D STREET HENRY BRETT THEFT BRETT BRETTELL JOHN BRETTELL MR. BRETTELL MR. BRETTELL 1836 H E K R A TOWCESTER SEE ARTICLE VICTIM BRIGSTOCK VICTIM A JOHN 1839 MENTIONE D BRETT BOROUGH COMMITMENTS SEE ARTICLE FOR TWO MONTHS FOR TRESPASSING IN PURSUIT IF CONIES ON LANDS IN THE PARISH OF TOWCESTER BRETT 1840 HENRY BRETT, AGED 21, & ELIZABETH BRETT, HIS WIFE, AGED 19, (BOTH OUT ON BAIL), CHARGED WITH STEALING 11B. OF BUTTER, A TOWEL, CHEMISE, PAIR OF STOCKINGS, AND DIVERS OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF PETER CURTIS TITE TOWCESTER GAME THOMAS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS THEFT BRETT COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL 1840 IG R THEFT 1833 SEE ARTICLE HENRY & ELIZABETH BRETT, CHARGED WITH STEALING 11B. OF BUTTER, A TOWELL, METAL SPOON, AND VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF PETER CURTIS TITE L NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH HENRY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE HENRY OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JAMES ASSIZES BRETT SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON Y HENRY T THEFT C 1842 BRETT N 1845 TOWN SESSIONS ELIZABETH A 1845 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS THEFT P 1845 BRETT L 1836 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS ELIZABETH O 1845 TOWN SESSIONS C 1845 BENJAMIN BRETT, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR MISBEHAVING HIMSELF IN THE SERVICE OF SAMUEL INNS, OF TOWCESTER TOWCESTER VICTIM MENTIONE D MENTIONE D BENJAMIN SMITH, CHARGED WITH BEING AN ACCESSARY TO THE THEFT OF SIX FOWLS, BELONGING TO THOMAS BRETT, OF BRIGSTOCK DOROTHY HENSMAN, CHARGED WITH STEALING A WHITEWASHING BRUSH, VALUE 3S. 9D., THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BRETTELL NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BREWSTER THEFT KINGS CLIFFE 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS BREWSTER GAME COLLYWESTON WILLIAM AMPS, AGED 22, AND JOHN BREWSTER, WERE INDICTED FOT STEALING A COUNTERPANE, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN FREEMAN, OF KINGS CLIFFE. AMPS WAS ACQUITTED, AS TO BREWSTER, NO TRUE BILL JAMES DYE, THOMAS BREWSTER, AND JOHN STAINSBY, RESPECTIVELY FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR KILLING FIVE HARES, AT COLLYWESTON, ON SUNDAY LAST 1834 TO OUR HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS BREWSTER GAME 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS J. BRIAN THEFT EVENLEY J. BRIAN & R. SMITH WERE CONVICTED OF STEALING TWO SHIRTS, THE PROPERTY OF W. JESSOP, OF EVENLEY. SIX MONTHS' HARD LABOUR 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES JAMES BRIAN MENTIONE D PYTCHLEY SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE 1838 TRANSPORTED JOHN BRIAN TRANSPOR TED 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BRIAN THEFT 1839 TRANSPORTED JOHN BRIAN TRANSPOR TED 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS JOHN BRIAN THEFT 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN BRIAN THEFT 1842 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS MARK BRIAN VICTIM 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES JOHN BRIAR 1845 INQUEST JOHN BRICE THE UNDER MENTIONED CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO PORTSMOUTH, AND PUT ON BOARD THE LEVIATHAN HULK :- WILLIAM ASH, JAMES HARPUR, AND JOHN BRIAN, RESPECTIVELY FOR SEVEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION SEE ARTICLE T WEEKLEY H SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE A R R NORTHAMPTON WOODNEWTON P L Y ASSAULT PIDDINGTON SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM REED, AGED 34, JOHN BRIAR, AGED 20 & GEORGE SIMMONS (ALIAS THOMAS PERRS, 26 (SIMMONS OUT ON BAIL), CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT WOODNEWTON, ON THE 6TH SEPTEMBER, FELONIOUSLY ASSAULTED CORDELIA ANGELL SEE ARTICLE HACKLETON FIRE HACKLETON SEE ARTICLE BRICE FIRE HACKLETON NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT VALENTINE ASSIZES BRICE FIRE HACKLETON COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL BRICE FIRE HACKLETON ASSIZES BRICE 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES VALENTINE BRICE 1834 NORTHAMPTON SUMMER ASSIZES VALENTINE BRICE 1833 ASSIZES VALENTINE 1833 1833 FIRE VALENTINE A A N C 1834 C FIRE THE TRIAL OF VALENTINE BRICE, CHARGED WITH MALICIOUSLY SETTING FIRE TO A STACK OF STRAW, AT HACKLETON, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS OLD, STANDS OVER TILL THE NEXT ASSIZES VALENTINE O HACKLETON VALENTINE BRICE, AGED 28, CHARGED WITH MALICIOUSLY SETTING FIRE TO A STACK OF STRAW, AT HACKLETON, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS OLD. CHARLOTTE JOHNSON, 30, (OUT UPON BAIL), CHARGED WITH HARBOURING AND MAINTAMING THE SAID VALENTINE BRICE, WELL KNOWING HIM TO HAVE COMMITTED THE SAID FELONY L DIED JOHN BRIAN, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT NORTHAMPTON, A WATCH AND A PAIR OF BOOTS, THE PROPERTY OF ISAAC HARRIS K IG E EVENLEY VALENTINE BRICE, 27, CHARGED WITH WILFULLY SETTING FIRE TO A HAY-STACK BELONGING TO THOMAS OLD, OF HACKLETON VALENTINE BRICE, 27, CHARGED WITH WILFULLY SETTING FIRE TO A HAY STACK TO THOMAS OLD, OF HACKLETON. DELIVERED BY PROCLAMATION VALENTINE BRICE AND CHARLOTTE JOHNSON, THE FORMER CHARGED WITH HAVING SET FIRE TO A STACK OF STRAW, BELONGING TO THOMAS OLD, OF HACKLETON AND THE LATTER WITH HAVING HARBOURED AND MAINTAINED THE SAID VALENTINE BRICE COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION ENOS BRICKET UNION ABSCONDI WORKHOU DAVENTRY NG SE FOR THREE MONTHS, CONVICTED OF ABSCONDING FROM THE DAVENTRY WORKHOUSE IN THE CLOTHING BELONGING TO THE UNION AMOS BRICKETT, OF FLOORE, LABOURER, WAS CONVICTED IN THE SUM OF £1. 1S. DAMAGE AND COSTS, FOR MALICISOUSLY BREAKING THE WINDOWS OF MRS. MARY DAVIS, OF FLOORE. HE WAS COMMITTED FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS THE AMOUNT OF THE DAMAGE AND COSTS BE SOONER PAID NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS AMOS BRICKETT DAMAGE FLOORE 1846 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS ENOS BRICKETT THEFT FLOORE 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS AUSTIN BRICKNELL THEFT CULWORTH 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS AUSTIN BRICKNELL THEFT BRICKNELL THEFT BRICKNILL ASSAULT 1838 1844 1834 1835 1835 INQUEST NORTHAMPTON SUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES H K IG R R BRIDGEFORD A SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE DESBOROUGH JOHN BRIDGEFORD, AGED 24, CHARGED WITH MALICIOULSY STABBING SARAH JOHNSON, AT DESBOROUGH, WITH INTENT TO DO HER SOME GREVIOUS BODILY HARM DESBOROUGH JOHN BRIDGEFORD, AGED 24, CHARGED WITH MALICIOUSLY STABBING SARAH JOHNSON, AT DESBOROUGH, WITH INTENT TO DO HER SOME GRIEVOUS BODILY HARM, WAS FOUND GUILTY, AND SENTENCED TO 12 MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT THEFT DAVENTRY EDWARD NORTH AND GEORGE BRIDGMAN, CHARGED WITH BREAKING OPEN THE WAREHOUSE OF JOHN MOLLADY, AT DAVENTRY, AND STEALING THEREFROM A QUANTITY OF FUR, VALUED AT EIGHTY POUNDS ORLINGBURY SEE ARTICLE ASSAULT ASSAULT GEORGE BRIDGEMAN REV. B. G. BRIDGES VICTIM JOSEPH BRIDGFORD SURETIES REBECCA BRIDGFORT DIED CHELVESTON CUM CALDECOTT SEE ARTICLE (AGED 53) GEORGE BRIDGMAN THEFT DAVENTRY SEE ARTICLE MARY BRIDGMAN THOMAS BRIDGMAN MENTIONE D MENTIONE D CHELVESTON CUM CALDECOTT CHELVESTON CUM CALDECOTT L WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL HENRY BRICKNILL, FOR SIX WEEKS, UNLESS £2 BE PAID, FOR FOR ASSAULTING JOHN GOLBY AT MIDDLETON CHENEY L 1834 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL MIDDLETON CHENEY C 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES BRIDGEFORD N NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES BRICKWOOD SEE ARTICLE Y 1843 1844 JOSEPH MIDDLETON CHENEY MENTIONE NORTHAMPTON D MENTIONE DYCHURCH NORTHAMPTON D LANE A INQUEST AUSTIN BRICKNELL, AGED 45, CHARGED WITH BREAKING OPEN THE BARN OF STEPHEN STUTCHFIELD, AT CULWORTH, AND STEALING THEREFROM HALF A BUSHEL OF BEANS CULWORTH P 1844 BRICKWOOD O 1833 A 1842 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY CHARLES SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF HENRY CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES C 1838 ENOS BRICKETT WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING CERTAIN ARTICLES OF WEARING APPAREL, THE PROPERTY OF T. CAPEL, OF FLOORE. THREE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR AUSTIN BRICKNELL, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SACK, THE PROPERTY OF RICHARD LAMBERT, AT CULWORTH. NOT GUILTY. T 1844 E 1843 FOR NOT FINDING SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HIS WIFE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE DIED SARAH ELIZABETH BRIDGSTOCK DIED NORTHAMPTON 1838 DIED THOMAS BRIDGSTOCK MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON 1837 INQUEST JOHN BRIER DIED FOTHERINGHAY 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION HARRY BRIERLY VICTIM GREAT WELDON 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ANN ASSIZES BRIGGS THEFT BENEFIELD 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS EDWARD BRIGGS THEFT 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS EDWARD BRIGGS THEFT 1842 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS EDWARD BRIGGS THEFT 1845 INQUEST ELIZABETH BRIGGS DIED ON SUNDAY LAST, AGED 34, SARAH ELIZABETH, WIFE OF MR. THOMAS BRIDGSTOCK, OF THIS TOWN, AND DAUGHTER OF MR. WILLIAM ALLEN, OF OLNEY, BUCKS ON SUNDAY LAST, AGED 34, SARAH ELIZABETH, WIFE OF MR. THOMAS BRIDGSTOCK, OF THIS TOWN, AND DAUGHTER OF MR. WILLIAM ALLEN, OF OLNEY, BUCKS SEE ARTICLE (AGED 80) HENRY GILBY, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS £4. 3S. BE SOONER PAID, FOR MALICIOUSLY BREAKING TWO DOORS AND A TABLE IN THE HOUSE OF HARRY BRIERLY, AT GREAT WELDON 1840 ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS GEORGE BRIGGS 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION HENRY 1842 CHARGED 1842 1833 N CHARGED HENRY BRIGGS FRAUD BOROUGH PRISONERS HENRY BRIGGS TOWN SESSIONS HENRY BRIGGS A BRIGGS E C O C THEFT KETTERING BRIXWORTH A L FRAUD ABSCONDE D MARY CORBITT AND ANN BRIGGS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SUM OF MONEY, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM PERKINS, OF BENEFIELD EDWARD BRIGGS, FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION ON A CHARGE OF BREAKING INTO THE SHOP OF EDWARD NEWMAN, AND STEALING THEREFROM A GREAT QUANTITY OF BOOTS AND SHOES EDWARD BRIGGS, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE SHOP OF EDWARD NEWMAN, AND STEALING THEREFROM A LARGE QUANTITY OF BOOTS AND SHOES K R R IG A BRIGGS TRANSPOR TED L GEORGE NORTHAMPTON Y TRANSPORTED BRIDGE STREET P 1840 H T 1838 SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE (AGED 5 YEARS & 8 MONTHS) THE FOLLOWING CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO THE PENITENTIARY, MILLBANK, VIZ. :GEORGE BRIGGS, SARAH BARTLETT, JOANNA COOPER, AND MARY CARDWELL GEORGE BRIGGS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN FROM THE SHOP OF ESTHER MEADOWS, AT KETTERING, CERTAIN SILVER COINS AND OTHER ARTICLES, HER PROPERTY CHARGED WITH CORRUPTLY SUBSCRIBING A DECLARATION REQUIRED BY LAW REGULATING THE BUSINESS OF PAWNBROKERS SEE ARTICLE HENRY BRIGGS, AGED 40, CHARGED WITH HAVING CORRUPTLY MADE A DECLARATION REQUIRED BY THE STATUTE TO BE SUBSCRIBED IN LIEU OF AN OATH, WELL KNOWING THE SAME TO BE UNTRUE IN MATERIAL PARTICULARS BRIXWORTH SEE ARTICLE 1837 ASSIZES ISAAC BRIGGS VICTIM KETTERING THOMAS BRIGGS, 31, CHARGED WITH MALICIOUSLY STABBING WITH A KNIFE HIS BROTHER, ISAAC BRIGGS, AT KETTERING 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES ISAAC BRIGGS VICTIM KETTERING SEE ARTICLE 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSSIONS ISAAC BRIGGS VICTIM THOMAS BRIGGS, CHARGED WITH MALICIOUSLY STABBING WITH A KNIFE, HIS BROTHER, ISAAC BRIGGS, WAS ORDERED TO REMAIN UNTIL THE ASSIZES 1837 ASSIZES THOMAS BRIGGS STABBING KETTERING THOMAS BRIGGS, 31, CHARGED WITH MALICIOUSLY STABBING WITH A KNIFE HIS BROTHER, ISAAC BRIGGS, AT KETTERING 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES BRIGGS STABBING KETTERING SEE ARTICLE 1837 ASSIZES THOMAS BRIGGS STABBING KETTERING THOMAS BRIGGS, AGED 31, WHO AT THE LAST ASSIZES STOOD CHARGED WITH MALICIOUSLY STABBING HIS BROTHER, AT KETTERING, BUT WHOSE TRIAL, IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE ILLNESS OF A MATERIAL WITNESS, WAS POSTPONED UNTIL THIS ASSIZE 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES THOMAS BRIGGS STABBING KETTERING SEE ARTICLE 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSSIONS THOMAS BRIGGS STABBING 1834 NORTHAMPTON SUMMER ASSIZES WILLIAM BRIGGS 1833 TOWN SESSIONS WILLIAM BRIGGS 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT W. ASSIZES T E SEE ARTICLE K IG KINGSTHORPE R WINWICK Y A R VICTIM SEE ARTICLE H MENTIONE D MENTIONE D BRIGHT THOMAS BRIGGS, CHARGED WITH MALICIOUSLY STABBING WITH A KNIFE, HIS BROTHER, ISAAC BRIGGS, WAS ORDERED TO REMAIN UNTIL THE ASSIZES WILLIAM BRIGHT 1834 ASSIZES THOMAS BRIGHTMAN VICTIM 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES THOMAS BRIGHTMAN VICTIM 1846 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS JOHN BRIGHTWELL MENTIONE D EYDON SEE ARTICLE 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BRIGHTWELL MENTIONE D EYDON WILLIAM SHARMAN, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR COMMITTING WILFUL DAMAGE TO THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BRIGHTWELL, OF EYDON 1836 HORSE JOHN BRIGHTWELL EYDON SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BRIGHTWELL NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE JOHN BRIGSTOCK GAME WELDON 1842 A C DAVENTRY ABBEY END DAVENTRY N A MENTIONE D MENTIONE D L C O P L ASSIZES NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION WINWICK EDMUND EAYRES, 17, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM BRIGHT, OF WINWICK, THREE SOVEREIGNS, ONE HALF SOVEREIGN, AND A SILVER WATCH, THE PROPERTY OF ISSAC BRIGHT 1833 1839 VICTIM EDMUND EAYRES, 17, WAS INDICTED FOR HAVING STOLEN FROM THE PREMISES OF W.BRIGHT, AT WINWICK, THREE SOVEREIGNS, A HALF SOVEREIGN, AND A SILVER WATCH. GUILTY - SEVEN YEARS TRANSPORTATION 1843 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM BRILEY DAMAGE GRENDON 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL GEORGE BRIMBLEY THEFT BLISWORTH ROBERT SHEARMAN, 23, & THOMAS IVESON, 20, CHARGED WITH ROBBING THOMAS BRIGHTMAN, OF DAVENTRY, OF A JACKET, A PAIR OF BREECHES, AND A HANDKERCHIEF SEE ARTICLE FOR THREE MONTHS, UNLESS £10 BE PAID, FOR USING INSTRUMENTS FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF GAME AT WELDON WITHOUT A CERTIFICATE CHARGED BY THE CHURCHWARDENS OF GRENDON, WITH BREAKING A WINDOW IN THE CHURCH BY THROWING A STONE, AND ALSO WITH DISTURBING THE CONGREGATION, WAS FINED 11S. 2S., INCLUDING EXPENCES. COMMITTED IN DEFAULT GEORGE BRIMBLEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE HOUSE OF LUCY MALLARD, OF BLISWORTH, TWO VIOLINS AND BOWS, A TAMBOURINE, AND A SHAWL 1838 1838 1837 GEORGE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT GEORGE ASSIZES TO THE HOUSE OF JOHN CORRECTION KETTERING PETTY MR. SESSIONS BRIMBLEY THEFT BLISWORTH GEORGE BRIMBLEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO VIOLINS, TWO BOWS, A TAMBOURINE, AND A SHAWL, THE PROPERTY OF LUCY MALLARD, OF BLISWORTH BRIMBLEY THEFT BLISWORTH SEE ARTICLE STOWE FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ALLOWING HIS WIFE TO BECOME CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF STOWE KETTERING SEE ARTICLE CHARGEAB LE OBSTRUCTI ON BRIMLEY BRINDLEY JAMES HART & RICHARD SHEPHERD, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT TOWCESTER, TWO HENS AND A COCK, THE PROPERTY OF ANN MOULTON, AND A HEN, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE BRINE RICHARD SHEPHERD, 27, & JAMES HART, 28, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT TOWCESTER, TWO HENS AND A COCK, THE PROPERTY OF ANN MOULTON, AND A HEN, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE BRINE GEORGE BRINE VICTIM TOWCESTER 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES GEORGE BRINE VICTIM TOWCESTER 1839 NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES GEORGE BRINE VICTIM BRANSTON' TOWCESTER S LANE 1846 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS MRS. BRISCOE MENTIONE D 1845 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION ELIZABETH BRITCHFIELD MENTIONE D 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION EMMA BRITCHFIELD MISBEHAVI OUR 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS BRITCHFIELD SWEARING 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JAMES MENTIONE D 1844 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM BRITCHFORD 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION MR. BRITTAIN 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION SAMUEL BRITTAIN 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS SAMUEL BRITTAIN NIGHT POACHING 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ABIGAIL BRITTEN VICTIM 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS EBENESER BRITTEN ASSAULT COOKNOE SEE ARTICLE 1836 DIED EDWARD BRITTEN DIED MAIDWELL ON MONDAY LAST, AT THE HOUSE OF HIS BROTHER, AT MAIDWELL DALES, IN THIS COUNTY, MR. EDWARD BRITTEN, LATE OF THIS TOWN E A R L Y OUNDLE C OUNDLE WILLIAM DOLBY, CHARGED WITH UTTERING A FORGED £5 BANK OF ENGLAND NOTE TO ELIZABETH BRITCHFIELD HEPHZIBAH GILBY, CHARLOTTE HEMSLEY, & EMMA BRITCHFIELD, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR RIOTOUS AND INDECENT BEHAVIOUR IN THE STREETS OF OUNDLE FOR 14 DAYS, UNLESS £1. 1S. BE PAID, FOR SWEARING 20 PROFANE OATHS AT OUNDLE DRUNK IRTHLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE MENTIONE D MAIDWELL JOHN HENSON, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR MISCONDUCT IN THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, MR. BRITTAIN, OF MAIDWELL EASTON SEE ARTICLE A N DALLINGTON AN ORDER WAS MADE PON THE PARISH OFFICERS OF COATON, TO BIND WILLIAM HEALEY, AN ORPHAN CHILD, AGED 13 YEARS, TO JAMES BRITCHFORD, OF DALLINGTON, SHOEMAKER L A SEE ARTICLE R EVENLEY P C BRITCHFORD SEE ARTICLE K IG H T 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL O 1844 NORTHANTS ASSIZES GAME SAMUEL BRITTAIN AND NATHANIEL BEAZLEY, COMMITTED FOR NIGHT POACHING, ALSO ENTERED INTO RECOGNIZANCES, NOT TO SO OFFEND AGAIN FOR THE SPACE OF ONE YEAR JAMES FROST, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR ASSAULTING ABIGAIL BRITTEN & GEORGE MEAD 1845 NORTHAMPTON SUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS EDWARD BRITTEN RIOT NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE FREDERICK BRITTEN THEFT COTTESBROOKE SEE ARTICLE DIED HENRY BRITTEN DIED COLLINGTREE 1834 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL JAMES BRITTEN THEFT OVERSTONE 1846 COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN BRITTEN MENTIONE D ABINGTON JOHN BRITTEN VICTIM BRIXWORTH JOHN BRITTEN MENTIONE D H JOSEPH HOWENS, FOR 21 DAYS, FOR DAMAGING A STAKE HEDGE, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BRITTEN, OF BRIXWORTH BRIXWORTH SEE ARTICLE JOHN BRITTEN VICTIM 1839 QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BRITTEN VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BRITTEN WELLINGBOROUGH JOHN BRITTEN JOHN BRITTEN R A R L THEFT VICTIM BRITTEN MENTIONE D MARY ANN BRITTEN ROGUES & VAGABOND S MARY ANN BRITTEN NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE ABINGTON SEE ARTICLE BRIXWORTH JOHN DICKENS, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR LEAVING THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, JOHN BRITTEN, OF BRIXWORTH, WITHOUT HIS CONSENT C P O 1834 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES C 1837 WELLINGBOROUGH VICTIM TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION 1834 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS R. BRITTEN VICTIM 1839 ROBBERIES ROBERT BRITTEN ROBBERY GREAT BILLING 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS ROBERT BRITTEN APPLICATI ON GREAT BILLING N 1836 ALFRED WITCH, FOR ONE MONTH, MARY ANN BRITTEN, SARAH ENGLISH, JANE BLUETT, & EMMA ILLES, RESPECIVELY FOR 14 DAYS, AS ROGUES AND VAGABONDS A L A VICTIM ELIZABETH ROGERS, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO PECKS OF GROATS, A QUANTITY OF TEA, AND VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BRITTEN, DRUGGIST, OF WELLINGBOROUGH ELIZABETH ROGERS, CHARGED WITH STEALING DIVERS ARTICLES FROM THE SHOP OF JOHN BRITTEN, DRUGGIST, OF WELLINGBOROUGH ELIZABETH ROGERS WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING DIVERS ARTICLES FROM THE SHOP OF JOHN BRITTEN, DRUGGIST, OF WELLINGBOROUGH. IMPRISONED THREE MONTHS, HARD LABOUR K 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL Y 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS IG 1842 ON THE 16TH INST, IN THE 88TH YEAR OF HIS AGE, MR. HENRY BRITTEN, OF COLLINGTREE, NEAR THIS TOWN, SINCERELY AND DESERVEDLY RESPECTED GEORGE CLARKE, JAMES BRITTEN, AND THOMAS MARBY, CHARGED WITH STEALING A NUMBER OF BOARDS, BELONGING TO LEWIS LOYD, ESQ. OF OVERSTONE WILLIAM COLES, OF RAUNDS, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR DAMAGING WALNUT TREES AT ABINGTON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BRITTEN T 1841 E 1834 LADYS LANE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE T. PEARSON, CONVICTED OF STEALING FIVE FLEECES OF WOOL, THE PROPERTY OF R. BRITTEN AND OTHERS, WAS SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS' HARD LABOUR. J. DICKINS, INDICTED AS A RECEIVER, WAS ACQUITTED SEE ARTICLE THE APPLICATION OF MR. ROBERT BRITTEN, THE SURVEYOR OF THE HIGHWAYS OF GREAT BILLING, FOR AN ORDER TO ENTER UPON LAND BELONGING TO MR. GEORGE LOVELL, AT GREAT BILLING, FOR THE PURPOSE OF PROCURING GRAVEL FOR THE REPAIRS OF ROADS OF THAT PARISH, WAS REFUSED BY THE MAGISTRATES 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS BRITTEN THOMAS BRITTEN THEFT THOMAS BRITTEN VICTIM MOULTON SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE LADYS LANE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE ASSIZES THOMAS BRITTEN MENTIONE D 1844 INQUEST WILLIAM BRITTEN MENTIONE ST. MARYS NORTHAMPTON D STREET 1837 ASSIZES WILLIAM BRITTEN THEFT 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES BRITTEN THEFT ASSIZES BRITTEN ALIAS BATES THEFT BRITTEN ALIAS BATES THEFT H IG R R THRAPSTON THRAPSTON A BRITTON THEFT KINGS CLIFFE ASSIZES JAMES BRITTON 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES JAMES BRITTON 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS BRITTON 1840 THEFT REVD. J. S. BROAD 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION EDWARD BROADBENT 1842 INQUEST JOSEPH PERCY BROCKLEHURST DIED NORTHAMPTON 1844 COUNTY SESSIONS E. J. BROCKLISS VICTIM MORTON PINKNEY 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS E. J. BROCKLISS VICTIM MORTON PINKNEY N C THEFT SEE ARTICLE JAMES BRITTON, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A QUANTITY OF BUTTER AND SOME EGGS, BELONGING TO JOHN CUNNINGTON, OF KINGS CLIFFE JAMES BRITTON, 17, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF BUTTER AND EGGS FROM THE HOUSE OF JOHN CUNNINGTON, OF KINGS CLIFFE SEE ARTICLE MOULTON OF MOULTON, SHOEMAKER, WAS APPREHENDED AND BROUGHT BEFORE THE MAGISTRATES CHARGED WITH HAVING NEGLECTED TO SUPPORT HIS WIFE, WHEREBY SHE BECAME CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF MOULTON. ON HIS REPAYING THE CHARGES THE PARISH HAD BEEN PUT TO, THE COMPLAINT WAS WITHDRAWN ST. MENTIONE KATHERINE NORTHAMPTON D S SEE ARTICLE THEFT FOR ONE MONTH, FOR HAVING IN HIS POSSESSION A FUNNEL ON BOARD A BOAT THE PROPERTY OF MESSRS. PICKFORD & CO., FOR AN UNLAWFUL PURPOSE L A JOHN BRITTEN ALIAS BATES, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT THRAPSTON, OBTAINED, UNDER FALSE PRETENCES, A SPADE, SHOVEL, PARCEL OF NAILS, HEDGE HOOK, AND A LINE, WITH INTENT TO DEFRAUD GEORGE ATKINS AND ---- HILL KINGS CLIFFE A NEGLECTIN G WIFE KINGS CLIFFE C 1834 O THEFT SEE ARTICLE L 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES COMMITED TO THE COUNTY GAOL SINCE OUR LAST JAMES REPORT KINGS CLIFFE Y 1842 JOHN WILLIAM BRITTEN, 27, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF DANIEL SEWELL, OF KINGS CLIFFE KINGS CLIFFE P 1842 SEE ARTICLE T 1835 E 1845 SAMUEL THREATENI NG BEHAVIOU R K 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION SEE ARTICLE (AGED 22) GEORGE COSFORD, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF WORSTED STOCKINGS, THE PROPERTY OF E. J. BROCKLISS, OF MORTON PINKNEY GEORGE COSFORD, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF WORSTED STOCKINGS, THE PROPERTY OF E. J. BROCKLISS, OF MORTON PINKNEY WAS FOUND GUILTY, AND SENTENCED TO TWO MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN BROCKLISS VICTIM MORETON PINKNEY THOMAS WILSON, OF MORETON PINKNEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING FIVE FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BROCKLISS, AND TWO FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF JESSE GOODRIDGE ASSIZES JOHN BROCKLISS VICTIM MORETON PINKNEY 1842 ASSIZES JOSEPH BROCKLISS VICTIM MORETON PINKNEY 1838 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL DAVID BROMLEY BROMLEY NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE JAMES BROMLEY THEFT MENTIONE D GAME NORTHAMPTON DAVID HARDINGSTONE SEE ARTICLE JAMES BROMLEY GAME JOHN BROMLEY VICTIM 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BROMLEY VICTIM BYFIELD BYFIELD Y SEE ARTICLE K R QUARTER SESSIONS R 1842 E H HARDINGSTONE A 1836 SAMUEL ISHAM, AGED 18, GEORGE DOUGLASS, AGED 22, & WILLIAM DOUGLASS, AGED 18, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BYFIELD, A FOWL, VALUE 1S., THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BROMLEY SEE ARTICLE HARDINGSTONE THOMAS BROMLEY AND ROBER BUTLIN, FOR THREE MONTHS EACH, THEY HAVING BEEN CONVICTED OF MALICIOUSLY DAMAGING A WALL AT HARDINGSTONE, THE PROPERY OF E. BOUVERIE, ESQ. DIED BYFIELD ON THE 8TH INSTANT, AT BYFIELD, IN THIS COUNTY, AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS, AGED 11 YEARS, WILLIAM, ELDEST SON OF MR. WILLIAM BROMLEY, FARMER AND GRAZIER BROMLEY MENTIONE D BYFIELD ON THE 8TH INSTANT, AT BYFIELD, IN THIS COUNTY, AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS, AGED 11 YEARS, WILLIAM, ELDEST SON OF MR. WILLIAM BROMLEY, FARMER AND GRAZIER WILLIAM WILLIAM BROMLEY BROMLEY ASSAULT DIED BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN BROMWELL MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BROMWICH VICTIM P L BLISWORTH WILLIAM STAMP, JAMES DAWSON, AND THOMAS ROBINSON, CHARGED WITH VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING JOHN BROWN, AT BLISWORTH, AND ROBBING HIM OF TWO PURSES, A £5 NOTE, THREE SOVS. AND ABOUT 15S. IN SILVER. JOHN TATT, WILLIAM DART, ROBERT JOHNSON, JOHN BROMLEY AND THOMAS DARKING, CHARGED WITH VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING JAMES WATSON AND OTHER CONSTABLES, AND ATTEMPTING TO RESCUE WILLIAM STAMP 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS BROMLEY 1843 DIED WILLIAM BROMLEY 1843 DIED WILLIAM 1840 1842 PETTY SESSIONS INQUEST 1843 1844 BROMLEY ASSAULT N C O JOHN C 1837 IG 1838 T 1842 THOMAS WILSON, AGED 29, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT MORTON PINKNEY, TWO FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF JESSE GOODRIDGE, THREE FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH BROCKLISS, AND TWO FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BROCKLISS THOMAS WILSON, AGED 29, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT MORTON PINKNEY, TWO FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF JESSE GOODRIDGE, THREE FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH BROCKLISS, AND TWO FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BROCKLISS SEE ARTICLE A L A DAMAGE DAVENTRY DAVENTRY A SHOEMAKER, WAS FINED 5S. FOR AN ASSAULT SEE ARTICLE JOHN PEACH, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR REPEATED MISCONDUCT IN THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, JOHN BROMWELL SEE ARTICLE 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JANUARY SESSIONS JOHN BROMWICH VICTIM DAVENTRY EDWARD BOSWORTH, AGED 20, CHARGED WITH STEALING A GUN AND SHOT POUCH FROM A BARN A DAVENTRY, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BROMWICH 1846 FIRE AT NEWNHAM MR. BROMWICH MENTIONE D EVERDON SEE ARTICLE DIED RICHARD BROMWICH DIED DODFORD 1843 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS WILLIAM BROOFE RIOT & DISTURBA NCE WARKWORTH SEE ARTICLE 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL LADY BROOKE 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN BROOKES 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOSEPH BROOKES 1842 FIRE MR. BROOKES 1834 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL PHILIP BROOKES THEFT EYDON 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS BROOKES THEFT ASHTON 1844 COUNTY SESSIONS R. B. BROOKHOUSE VICTIM THRAPSTON 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS R. B. BROOKHOUSE VICTIM THRAPSTON GREAT OAKLEY K R VICTIM IG BROOKE Y A R LADY GREAT OAKLEY C VICTIM SYRESHAM N C O P L VICTIM VICTIM A BROOKES A L THEFT FIRE WOOD STREET SEVEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION - JAMES SUITOR (SECOND CONVICTION), FOR STEALING, AT KETTERING, A PAIR OF TROUSERS AND A PAIR OF BOOTS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM SLOW - JOHN TIRRELL (SECOND CONVICTION), FOR STEALING ABOUT THREE BUSHELS OF WHEAT, THE PROPERTY OF LADY BROOKE AND FRANCIS COLES, FROM THE MILL OF JOSEPH TEBBOTT, OF GREAT OAKLEY. JAMES COLBECK, FOR BREAKING OPEN THE HOUSE OF JOHN MANNING, OF ROTHERSTHORPE, AND STEALING THEREFROM A SILVER WATCH, GOLD SEAL AND KEY, A PURSE CONTAINING A SOVEREIGN AND 6S. IN SILVER, A BOOK, AND A RAZOR, ON SUNDAY THE 17TH OF SEPTEMBER LAST E H T 1837 ON THURSDAY THE 6TH INSTANT, SINCERELY REGRETTED BY HIS FAMILY AND A NUMEROUS CIRCLE OF FRIENDS, MR. RICHARD BROMWICH, OF DODFORD, IN THIS COUNTY, AGED 31 JOHN TIRRELL, CHARGED WITH STEALING ABOUT THREE BUSHELS OF WHEAT, THE PROPERTY OF LADY BROOKE AND FRANCIS COLES, FROM THE MILL OF JOSEPH TEBBOTT, OF GREAT OAKLEY F. LITCHFIELD, JOB WILLIAMS, JOHN WILLIAMS AND FREDERIC WHITLOCK, CHARGED WITH HAVING BROKEN OPEN THE HOUSE OF JOHN BROOKES, AT SYRESHAM, AND VIOLENTLY ASSAULTED AND BEATEN THE SAID JOHN BROOKS, HIS WIFE, AND DAUGHTER SYRESHAM SEE ARTICLE ASHTON THOMAS & JOSEPH BROOKES, CHARGED WITH STEALING AN EWE SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM DUNSBY, OF ASHTON NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE PHILIP BROOKES, ON SUSPICION OF HAVING BROKEN OPEN THE HOUSE OF THOMAS MAYO, OF EYDON, AND STOLEN 10S. THEREFROM THOMAS & JOSEPH BROOKES, CHARGED WITH STEALING AN EWE SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM DUNSBY, OF ASHTON JOHN WILLIAMS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A HANDKERCHIEF, THE PROPERTY OF R. B. BROOKHOUSE, OF THRAPSTON JOHN WILLIAMS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A HANDKERCHIEF, THE PROPERTY OF R. B. BROOKHOUSE, OF THRAPSTON. NO TRUE BILL 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS 1842 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY HOUSE OF CORRECTION TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ANN MENTIONE D BROOKS KETTERING ESTHER MARRIOTT, CHRISTIANA MARRIOTT, & CHARLES BROOKS, FOR A FORCIBLE ENTRY AND DETAINER OF A MESSNAGE OR TENEMENT BELONGING WILLIAM DOUGLASS, ON THE 12TH OCTOBER LAST. NOT GUILTY. CHARLES BROOKS VARIOUS CHARLES BROOKS LEAVING WIFE DAVENTRY FOR ONE MONTH, FOR LEAVING HIS WIFE, WHEREBY SHE BECAME CHARGEABLE TO DAVENTRY CHARLES BROOKS ASSAULT DAVENTRY CHARLES BROOKS, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING SAMUEL BROOKS, AT DAVENTRY NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE BROOKS COMPLAIN WELLINGT NORTHAMPTON T ON STREET 1846 DIED JOHN BROOKS DIED 1844 DIED JOHN BROOKS DIED MENTIONE GOLD D STREET H IG JOHN BROOKS 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BROOKS 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN WHITLOW BROOKS THEFT JOS. BROOKS GAME JOSEPH BROOKS JOSEPH BROOKS PHILIP 1835 1836 1840 P A N O C NEGLECTIN G FAMILY GOLD STREET NORTHAMPTON ON WEDNESDAY THE 17TH INST., AT NORTON, IN THIS COUNTY, MR. WILLIAM BROOKS, GRAZIER, AGED 76, BROTHER TO THE LATE MR. JOHN BROOKS, OF GOLD STREET, IN THIS TOWN, WHO DIED ON THE 4TH OF THIS MONTH SEE ARTICLE FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR NEGLECTING TO SUPPORT HIS FAMILY THOMAS HEMMINGS, THOMAS WRIGHT, AND JOHN WHITLOW BROOKS, ON SUSPICION OF HAVING STOLEN A PIECE OF BACON, BELONGING TO ELISHA LINNELL, OF CANONS ASHBY STOWE NINE CHURCHES JAMES BISHOP & JOS. BROOKS, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR TRESPASSING IN SEARCH OF GAME AT STOWE NINE CHURCHES THEFT L ON THURSDAY MORNING LAST, AT HIS HOUSE, GOLD STREET, IN THIS TOWN, JOHN BROOKS, GENTLEMAN, AGED 73 CANONS ASHBY SEE ARTICLE VICTIM KETTERING BROOKS THEFT CROWTON SAMUEL BROOKS VICTIM DAVENTRY THOMAS BROOKS THEFT A 1836 NON PAYMENT R NON PAYMENT A 1839 NORTHAMPTON C BROOKS Y JOHN NORTHAMPTON L R GOLD STREET DIED 1840 ON THE 13TH MAY, AGED 21, AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS, DEEPLY REGRETTED BY HIS FRIENDS, MR. JOHN BROOKS, YOUNGEST SON OF WILLIAM BROOKS, OF THIS TOWN NORTHAMPTON 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE T 1841 1842 SEE ARTICLE E NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES K 1836 SEE ARTICLE PHILIP BROOKS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A COAT AND A WHIP, BELONGING TO JOB WYKHAM, OF CROWTON CHARLES BROOKS, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING SAMUEL BROOKS, AT DAVENTRY SEE ARTICLE 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS BROOKS THEFT WOOTTON 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS BROOKS THEFT WOOTTON THOMAS BROOKS, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT WOOTTON, 12 NEW TESTAMENTS AND A WESLEYAN HYMN BOOK, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM MARRIOTT THOMAS BROOKS, AGED 33, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT WOOTTON, 12 NEW TESTAMENTS AND A WESLEYAN HYMN BOOK, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM MARRIOTT THOMAS BROOKS TRANSPOR TED 1840 ASSIZES - BOROUGH PRISONERS THOMAS BROOKS THEFT 1846 DIED WILLIAM BROOKS MENTIONE D VICTIM WILLIAM BROOKS VICTIM WILLIAM BROOKS DIED JOSEPH BROOKSBY WILLIAM BROOKSBY K BROOKS IG WILLIAM E NORTON THOMAS STOCKTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT NORTON, A RAKE, VALUE 1S., THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BROOKS NORTON ROWELL SEE ARTICLE DRUNK SEE ARTICLE MOUNTS DAMAGE A NORTON ROWELL FINEDON WILLIAM BROOKSLEY AND JOSEPH HANDERSON WERE APPREHENDED BY SUPERINTENDENT KNIGHT, ON MONDAY LAST, IN THE ACT OF BREAKING DOWN A SPINNEY, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM JOHNSON, OF FINEDON, AND TAKEN BEFORE W. MACKWORTH DOLBEN ESQ. THEY WERE FINED 8S. 4D. AND DISCHARGED ROWELL SEE ARTICLE 1841 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM 1842 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS ROBERT BROOM 1846 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS MARY BROUGHAM 1845 BURGLARY MRS. BROUGHAM 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ELIZ. BROUGHTON VICTIM 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION ELIZABETH BROUGHTON UNION MISCONDU WORKHOU OUNDLE CT SE THEFT N C BROOKSLEY A ASSAULT A L VICTIM BURGLED R NORTHAMPTON THOMAS STOCKTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A RAKE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BROOKS, OF NORTON SEE ARTICLE (AGED 36) L 1843 DIED C 1845 BROOKS R 1836 ON WEDNESDAY THE 17TH INST., AT NORTON, IN THIS COUNTY, MR. WILLIAM BROOKS, GRAZIER, AGED 76, BROTHER TO THE LATE MR. JOHN BROOKS, OF GOLD STREET, IN THIS TOWN, WHO DIED ON THE 4TH OF THIS MONTH Y 1844 COMMITTED THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS INQUEST KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM P 1844 DIED O 1844 NORTHAMPTON T TRANSPORTED H 1842 THE UNDER MENTIONED CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO PORTSMOUTH, AND PUT ON BOARD THE LEVIATHAN HULK, VIZ :- JOSEPH CHERRY, UNDER TRANSPORTATION FOR LIFE; THOMAS BROOKS, FOR 15 YEARS, JOHN KNIBBS, WILLIAM WATERFIELD, THOMAS WEST, GEORGE ISITT, JOSEPH WOODRUFF, AND JAMES EVANS, FOR 14 YEARS; AND WILLIAM FETCH, HUBBARD SPENCER, AND JAMES BAKER, FOR 10 YEARS THOMAS BROOKS, 28, CHARGED WITH HAVING FELONIOUSLY STOLEN THREE HATS, VALUE 17S. THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT HYDE ON THE 13TH MAY, AGED 21, AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS, DEEPLY REGRETTED BY HIS FRIENDS, MR. JOHN BROOKS, YOUNGEST SON OF WILLIAM BROOKS, OF THIS TOWN WELLINGT NORTHAMPTON ON STREET SEE ARTICLE WELLINGT NORTHAMPTON ON STREET SEE ARTICLE EAST FARNDON THOMAS MOORE, AGED 21, WAS CHARGED WITH HAVING BROKEN OPEN THE HOUSE OF ELIZ. BROUGHTON, AT EAST FARNDON, AND STOLEN THEREFROM TWELVE SOVEREIGNS AND 38S. IN SILVER. TO REMAIN TILL NEXT ASSIZES FOR 14 DAYS, FOR MISCONDUCT AT THE OUNDLE UNION WORKHOUSE 1833 1833 1845 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL CALENDAR OF PRISONERS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS BROUGHTON VICTIM EAST FARNDON ELIZABETH BROUGHTON BASTARDY ELIZABETH BROUGHTON VICTIM EAST FARNDON SEE ARTICLE ELIZABETH BROUGHTON VICTIM EAST FARNDON SEE ARTICLE JOHN BROUGHTON THEFT OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE FOR TWELVE MONTHS, IN A MATTER OF BASTARDY NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES MR. H. BROUGHTON MENTIONE D EASTON 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL RICHARD BROUGHTON THEFT GLAPTHORNE 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS RICHARD BROUGHTON THEFT 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS RICHARD BROUGHTON THEFT H IG COTTESTOCK NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS RICHARD BROUGHTON 1835 COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION RICHARD BROUGHTON POACHING 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL SARAH BROUGHTON THEFT 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL SARAH OUNDLE L Y A THEFT GLAPTHORNE C P LITTLE WELDON N O C R COTTERSTOCK R 1844 THEFT A BROUGHTON 1841 1834 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL RICHARD BROUGHTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A FILE AND OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF THE GUARDIANS OF THE POOR OF THE OUNDLE UNION - FURTHER CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF SHOES, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM SMITH, OF OUNDLE RD. BROUGHTON, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS £2. 8S. 6D. BE PAID, FOR A LIKE OFFENCE AT GLAPTHORNE SARAH BROUGHTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PIECE OF RIBAND, VALUE 9S., FROM THE SHOP OF JOHN COOPER, AT LITTLE WELDON SARAH BROUGHTON, CHARGED WITH HAVING IN HER POSSESSION CERTAIN MUSLIN DRESSES AND OTHER ARTICLES STOLEN FROM THE SHOPS OF RICHARD WIGNELL & FREDERICK SEATON, OF UPPINGHAM, AND JAMES BURROW, OF STAMFORD BROUGHTON THEFT SEE ARTICLE (NOT GUILTY) BROUGHTON MENTIONE D L THEFT SARAH BROUGHTON SARAH THOMAS THOMAS RICHARD BROUGHTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A LAMB, THE PROPERTY OF SARAH BERRIDGE. NOT TRUE BILL. SARAH BROUGHTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PIECE OF RIBBON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN COOPER, AT LITTLE WELDON. THE SAID SARAH BROUGHTON FURTHER CHARGED ON SUSPICION OF STEALING A QUANTITY OF OF MUSLIN DRESSES AND OTHER ARTICLES FROM THE SHOPS OF MICHAEL WIGNELL AND FREDERICK SEATON, AT UPPINGHAM, AND OF JAMES BARROW, AT STAMFORD A NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS RICHARD BROUGHTON, OF GLAPTHORNE, CHARGED WITH STEALING A WETHER LAMB, THE PROPERTY OF SARAH BERRIDGE RICHARD BROUGHTON CHARGED WITH STEALING A WETHER LAMB, THE PROPERTY OF SARAH BERRIDGE, AT COTTERSTOCK T 1839 1841 THOMAS MOORE, CHARGED WITH HAVING BROKEN OPEN THE HOUSE OF ELIZABETH BROUGHTON, OF EAST FARNDON, AND STOLEN THEREFROM THE SUM OF £13. 18S. ELIZABETH E 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL K 1833 BROUGHTON THEFT WOODNEWTON SEE ARTICLE WOODNEWTON THOMAS BROUGHTON, CHARGED WITH FELONIOUSLY ENTERING THE MILL OF JOHN NEEDHAM, IN THE PARISH OF WOODNEWTON, AND STEALING THEREFROM A QUANTITY OF FLOUR, HIS PROPERTY 1834 TRANSPORTED THOMAS BROUGHTON TRANSPOR TED 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM BROUGHTON VICTIM EASTON WILLIAM HARRISON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF WOOD, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BROUGHTON, OF EASTON WILLIAM BROUGHTON VICTIM EASTON SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BROUGHTON MENTIONE D WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BROUGHTON VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH SARAH BROWETT MISBEHAVI OUR WELLINGBOROUGH ABNER EDMUND BROWN DIED PYTCHLEY SEE ARTICLE BRACKLEY ST. JAMES SEE ARTICLE 1841 DIED 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ALEXANDER BROWN ASSIZES MENTIONE D 1844 DIED BENJAMIN BROWN DIED 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION CHARLES BROWN ASSAULT 1836 DIED CHARLES BROWN DIED HORTON INN 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL CHARLES WILLIAM BROWN THEFT KINGSTHORPE 1839 QUARTER SESSIONS CHARLES WILLIAM BROWN 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS CHARLES WILLIAM BROWN 1839 TRANSPORTED CHARLES WILLIAM BROWN 1845 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS DANIEL BROWN 1837 ASSIZES DANIEL 1837 1837 1836 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION IG LONG BUCKBY LODGE P L Y A R R WHITTLEBURY KINGSTHORPE A TRANSPOR TED L ON THE 11TH INSTANT, AT LONG BUCKBY LODGE, MR. BENJAMIN BROWN, AGED 92 YEARS WILLIAM BALDWIN & CHARLES BROWN, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR ASSAULTING JOHN ADAMS, OF WHITTLEBURY ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT, MR. CHARLES BROWN, OF HORTON INN, IN THE 48TH YEAR OF HIS AGE SEE ARTICLE CHARLES WILLIAM BROWN ALIAS WILLIAM HANSON, WILLIAM JOHNSON, & JAMES THOMPSON, CHARGED WITH HAVING, WITH OTHER PERSONS, ROBBED AND BEAT OWEN WALLIS ON THE TURNPIKE ROAD IN THE PARISH OF KINGSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE THE FOLLOWING CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO THE YORK HULK, AT GOSPORT. CHARLES WILLIAM BROWN, JAMES THOMPSON, GEORGE THOMAS SMITH, & FRANCIS ROBINSON, RESPECTIVELY UNDER SENTENCE OF TRANSPORTATION FOR 15 YEARS, AND GEORGE GOLBY FOR 10 YEARS N THEFT KINGSTHORPE C O THEFT C 1837 H 1834 WILLIAM GREEN, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ASSAULTING WILLIAM BROUGHTON, OF WELLINGBOROUGH FOR 14 DAYS, FOR MISBEHAVIOUR IN THE PUBLIC STREETS OF WELLINGBOROUGH E 1837 K 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION T 1838 SEE ARTICLE EASTON MAUDIT SEE ARTICLE BROWN THEFT HANNINGTON DANIEL BROWN, 27, CHARGED WITH STEALING THREE LAMBS FROM A FIELD AT HANNINGTON, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES HOBSON DANIEL BROWN THEFT HANNINGTON SEE ARTICLE DANIEL BROWN THEFT BARTON SEAGRAVE SEE ARTICLE DANIEL BROWN THEFT BARTON SEAGRAVE SEE ARTICLE DANIEL BROWN MENTIONE D PYTCHLEY SEE ARTICLE DAVID BROWN GAME EASTON MAUDIT FOR ONE MONTH, UNLESS £1. 0S. 6D. BE PAID, FOR TRESPASSING AFTER GAME AT EASTON MAUDIT A GAME JOSEPH DRIVER, LAWRENCE BATES, AND ELI BROWN, WERE CHARGED BY MR. STEPHENS, AND OTHERS, OF GRENDON, WITH BREAKING FENCES, AND EACH FINED 9S. 6D., INCLUDING COSTS, OR 21 DAYS' IMPRISONMENT IN DEFAULT OF PAYMENT 1843 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS ELI BROWN DAMAGE 1840 THEFT ELISHA BROWN THEFT AUGUSTIN NORTHAMPTON STREET SEE ARTICLE 1840 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS ELISHA BROWN THEFT NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1840 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ELISHA BROWN THEFT 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ELISHA ASSIZES BROWN THEFT 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ELISHA BROWN SURETIES 1846 COMMITTED TO THE BOROUGH GAOL ELISHA BROWN THEFT 1846 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS ELISHA BROWN THEFT 1840 ASSIZES - BOROUGH PRISONERS ELISHA BROWN THEFT 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION ELIZABETH BROWN 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS GEORGE BROWN 1837 DIED HANNAH T K R A L C YARDLEY GOBION N DIED HENRIETTA BROWN VAGRANT HUTTON BROWN ISAAC BROWN ACCIDENT ELISHA BROWN & JOHN TAYLOR, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR WANT OF SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE ELISHA BROWN CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT THE PARISH OF ALL SAINTS, FELONIOUSLY STOLEN ONE POCKET HANDKERCHIEF, OF THE VALUE OF 6D., AND 10S. IN MONEY, FROM THE PERSON OF CAMILLA HALL ELISHA BROWN, AGED 18, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE PERSON OF CAMILLA HALL, TEN SHILLINGS AND A POCKET HANDKERCHIEF ELISHA BROWN, AGED 12, AND ELIJAH REYNOLDS, AGED 16, CHARGED WITH HAVING FELONIOUSLY STOLEN THE SUM OF 1S. FROM THE PERSON OF ELIZABETH RODDIS, THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT RODDIS E H IG R Y BROWN SEE ARTICLE ALL SAINTS NORTHAMPTON PARISH P O C THEFT A BOROUGH COMMITMENTS NORTHAMPTON WOODNEWTON NORTHAMPTON THOMAS CARR, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR DAMAGING A FENCE BELONGING TO ELIZABETH BROWN, AT YARDLEY GOBION GEORGE BROWN WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A COFFEE POT, FROM THE DWELLING HOUSE OF JOHN HILL, OF WOODNEWTON. TWO MONTHS' HARD LABOUR' ON THURSDAY WEEK, AFTER A LENGTHENED AFFLICTION, HANNAH, WIFE OF MR. JAMES BROWN, SHOE MANUFACTURER OF THIS TOWN SARAH ANN DAVIS & HENRIETTA BROWN, AS VAGRANTS BOZEAT L 1839 ELISHA BROWN & ELIJAH REYNOLDS CHARGED WITH STEALING ONE SHILLING FROM THE PERSON OF ELIZABETH RODDIS MENTIONE D A 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NARROW ESCAPE 1838 GRENDON ASSAULT 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JAMES BROWN SURETY SULGRAVE 1844 DIED JAMES BROWN DIED WELLINGBOROUGH 1844 COMMITTED THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES BROWN DAMAGE KETTERING 1839 DIED JAMES BROWN DIED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE ISAAC BROWN, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR ASSAULTING WILLIAM SPENCER JAMES BISHOP, NOW IN PRISON FOR NIGHT POACHING AT LOYS WEEDON, ENTERED INTO A RECOGNIZANCE IN THE SUM OF £10. AND JAMES BROWN, OF SULGRAVE, HIS SURETY, IN THE LIKE SUM, FOR BISHOP NOT SO OFFENDING AGAIN FOR THE SPACE OF ONE YEAR NEXT FOLLOWING AT WELLINGBOROUGH, ON THE 20TH INST., DEEPLY REGRETTED, MR. JAMES BROWN, AGED 59 YEARS JAMES HAMER, JOHN SMITH & JAMES BROWN, FOR THREE WEEKS, UNLESS 16S. 3D. BE PAID, FOR BREAKING THE WINDOWS OF J. F. LINNELL YESTERDAY MORNING, MR. JAMES BROWN, SHOE MANUFACTURER, OF THIS TOWN, AGED 69 1837 DIED JAMES BROWN MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON ON THURSDAY WEEK, AFTER A LENGTHENED AFFLICTION, HANNAH, WIFE OF MR. JAMES BROWN, SHOE MANUFACTURER OF THIS TOWN 1836 INQUEST JAMES BROWN MENTIONE HOPES D PLACE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE JAMES BROWN DAMAGE TOWCESTER JAMES BROWN VICTIM OUNDLE TOWCESTER 1835 QUARTER SESSIONS JOB BROWN VICTIM 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOB BROWN VICTIM 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BROWN THEFT 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BROWN Y 1841 COMMITMENTS TO COUNTY JOHN GAOL BROWN 1845 COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF JOHN CORRECTION 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES JOHN BROWN 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES BROWN 1840 ROBBERY JOHN BROWN ROBBERY 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN BROWN VICTIM H T 1839 A 1835 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL L WELLINGBOROUGH NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN C DAVENTRY JOHN CHECKLEY & JOHN BROWN, FOR ONE MONTH EACH, FOR TRESPASSING IN SEARCH OF GAME AT DAVENTRY THEFT OUNDLE JOHN BROWN, AGED 28, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT OUNDLE, OBTAINED BY FALSE PRETENCES, GOODS OF THE VALUE OF £2 AND UPWARDS FROM THOMAS BULLIVANT MENTIONE D WEEKLEY MILLS SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE EVERDON THOMAS BAZELEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING FOUR FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BROWN, FROM A BARN AT EVERDON COTTESBROOKE JOHN BROWN, OF COTTESBROOKE, FARMER, WAS CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT ON CORNELIUS SHARMAN, AT COTTESBROOKE, ON 27TH AUGUST LAST, AND ADJUDGED TO PAY THE PENALTY AND COSTS, AMOUNTING TOGETHER TO £1. 1S. 6D., WHICH HE PAID L GAME A BROWN THEFT N C O P 1844 E A R R MOULTON VICTIM BROWN K IG TOWCESTER FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR DAMAGING A WINDOW BELONGING TO THE TOWCESTER MENDICITY SOCIETY H. G. RHODES, CHARGED WITH STEALING A GREY MARE, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES BROWN, AT OUNDLE HENRY HAMMOND & HENRY WEBB, (WEBB OUT ON BAIL), CHARGED WITH VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING AND BEATING ROBERT PARROTT AND JOB BROWN, TWO OF THE CONSTABLES OF TOWCESTER, IN THE EXECUTION OF THEIR DUTY HENRY HAMMOND & HENRY WEBB (WEBB OUT ON BAIL), WERE CHARGED WITH VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING AND BEATING ROBERT PARROTT AND JOB BROWN, TWO OF THE CONSTABLES OF TOWCESTER, IN THE EXECUTION OF THEIR DUTY. FINED 5S. EACH AND DISCHARGED JOHN CASS, AGED 31, & JOHN BROWN, AGED 40, WERE CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT MOULTON, 2LB. OF MUTTON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN ACHURCH. THE GRAND JURY IGNORED THE BILL JOHN TWIG & JOHN MERRIMAN, FOR STEALING FIVE PIECES OF KERSEYMERE CLOTH AND TWO WAISTCOATS, AT WELLINGBOROUGH, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BROWN, TWIG TO BE TRANSPORTED FOR SEVEN YEARS, HAVING BEEN PREVIOUSLY CONVICTED OF FELONY ; MERRIMAN SIX MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT, EVERY OTHER FORTNIGHT SOLITARY CHARGED WITH OBTAINING AT VARIOUS TIMES, BY FALSE PRETENCES, GOODS TO THE VALUE OF £2 AND UPWARDS FROM THOMAS BULLIVANT ASSAULT SHEEP STREET 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BROWN FELONY DAVENTRY WILLIAM HICK, FOR 14 DAYS, & JOHN BROWN, FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR WANDERING ABROAD AND FREQUENTING THE PUBLIC STREETS AT DAVENTRY TO COMMIT FELONY 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN BROWN VICTIM COTTESBROOKE SEE ARTICLE BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN BROWN MENTIONE D 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN BROWN THEFT BROWN MENTIONE D T 1841 BENJAMIN RUSSELL, OF DAVENTRY, WATCHMAKER, FOR THREE MONTHS, UNLESS £5 BE SOONER PAID, FOR PLEDGING A WATCH, VALUE £2, WITH JOHN BROWN, PAWNBROKER, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BULL COLLINS, OF DAVENTRY; AND A FURTHER PERIOD OF THREE MONTHS, UNLESS £5 BE SOONER PAID, FOR PLEDGING A WATCH, VALUE £2, TO THE SAME PERSON, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS MUDDIMAN, ALSO OF DAVENTRY H 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BROWN VICTIM E JOHN CASS, AGED 31, & JOHN BROWN, AGED 40, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT MOULTON, 2LB. OF MUTTON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN ACHURCH BLISWORTH WILLIAM STAMP, JAMES DAWSON, AND JOHN RICHARDSON, CHARGED WITH HAVING VIOLENTLY ASSAULTED AND ROBBED JOHN BROWN, OF TWO PURSES, A £5 NOTE, THREE SOVS, AND ABOUT 15S. AT BLISWORTH. JOHN TATT, WILLIAM DART, ROBERT JOHNSON, JOHN HARRISON, JOHN BRAMLEY, AND THOMAS DARKINS CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING JAMES WATSON, AND OTHER CONSTABLES, AND ATTEMPTING TO RESCUE FROM THEIR LAWFUL CUSTODY WILLIAM STAMP, HE BEING CHARGED, WITH OTHERS, WITH HAVING ROBBED JOHN BROWN OF TWO PURSES, A £5 NOTE, THREE SOVS. AND ABOUT 15S. AT BLISWORTH N A JOHN BROWN VICTIM A 1838 1836 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JOHN QUARTER SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN DAVID BOSWORTH AND THOMAS MORTIMER, CHARGED WITH STEALING SEVEN FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN ORLAND, OF CREATON. FURTHER CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO FOWLS, TWO BRUSHES, AND TWO PAIRS OF STOCKINGS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BROWN, OF COTTESBROOKE MOULTON L NORTHANTS ASSIZES COTTESBROOKE C O THEFT C 1838 A BROWN L JOHN Y NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS P 1844 MARIA LOOMES AND GEORGE JOYCE, THE FORMER CHARGED WITH HAVING ON THE 26TH INST, STOLEN A GOLD RING, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BROWN, AND THE LATTER WITH RECEIVING THE SAME, KNOWING IT TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN K R JOHN IG BOROUGH COMMITMENTS R 1844 JOHN CASS & JOHN BROWN, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT MOULTON, 2LB. OF MUTTON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN ACHURCH MOULTON BROWN VICTIM BLISWORTH SEE ARTICLE BROWN VICTIM KINGSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE BROWN REFUSING TO WORK PRESTON DEANERY FOR 14 DAYS, FOR NEGLECTING TO WORK TO MAINTAIN HIMSELF AND HIS FAMILY, WHEREBY THEY BECAME CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF PRESTON DEANERY 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN BROWN VICTIM BLISWORTH WILLIAM STAMP, JAMES DAWSON, AND THOMAS ROBINSON, CHARGED WITH VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING JOHN BROWN, AT BLISWORTH, AND ROBBING HIM OF TWO PURSES, A £5 NOTE, THREE SOVS. AND ABOUT 15S. IN SILVER. JOHN TATT, WILLIAM DART, ROBERT JOHNSON, JOHN BROMLEY AND THOMAS DARKING, CHARGED WITH VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING JAMES WATSON AND OTHER CONSTABLES, AND ATTEMPTING TO RESCUE WILLIAM STAMP 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN BROWN GAME LILFORD CUM WIGSTHORPE & THORPE ACHURCH SEE ARTICLE 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BROWN MENTIONE D KINGSTHORPE 1835 ASSIZES JOHN BROWN 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES BROWN 1846 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS JONATHAN BROWN LICENSE 1842 INQUEST BROWN MENTIONE HORTON D INN JOSEPH BROWN 1838 NORTHANTS ASSIZES JOSEPH BROWN 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOSEPH ASSIZES 1839 NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES MARGARET BROWN 1837 ASSIZES MARK BROWN 1835 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER SESSIONS MARK BROWN 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL MARK 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS 1839 1837 T H VICTIM C BROWN MENTIONE D L A MENTIONE D GAME E R HORTON SEE ARTICLE ST. SEPULCHRE NORTHAMPTON PARISH GAME GAME SYRESHAM SEE ARTICLE K IG R RED LION A NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON L 1840 SEE ARTICLE BLATHERWYCK C BROWN OUNDLE N JOSEPH Y BOROUGH COMMITMENTS O 1842 MENTIONE D MENTIONE D P JOSEPH THOMAS CALVERT, JUN. WAS INDICTED FOR ASSAULTING JOHN BROWN, CONSTABLE OF KINGSTHORPE, WHILE IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY, AND FINED £5. LILFORD CUM WIGSTHORPE & THORPE ACHURCH LILFORD CUM WIGSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE GEORGE WILLIAMSON & CHARLES LEAT, RESPECTIVELY FOR ONE MONTH, UNLESS 15S. EACH BE SOONER PAID, FOR STEALING, ON THE 10TH INST., A QUANTITY OF ONIONS AND RADISHES FROM LAND OCCUPIED BY JOSEPH BROWN, IN THE PARISH OF ST. SEPULCHRE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE COLLYWESTON SEE ARTICLE AGED 24, WAS ORDERED TO BE IMPRISONED FOR ONE DAY FOR STEALING A PIECE OF OAK FROM WEST HAY WOOD, BELONGING TO THE MARQUESS OF EXETER WEST HAY WOOD BROWN GAME COLLYWESTON MARY BROWN DRUNK & ABINGTON NORTHAMPTON DISORDER STREET LY STEPHEN BROWN, FOR SEVEN DAYS, & MARY BROWN, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR RIOUTOUS AND INDECENT BEHAVIOUR IN ABINGTON STREET WHILST IN A STATE OF DRUNKENESS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS MARY ANN BROWN MENTIONE D KETTERING SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS MATTHEW BROWN THEFT BRIGSTOCK TEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION - MATTHEW BROWN AND JOHN BIRD, FOR STEALING A LAMB, THE PROPERTY OF SARAH VICCARS, OF BRIGSTOCK A THEFT SEE ARTICLE THE UNDER MENTIONED CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO PORTSMOUTH, AND PUT ON BOARD THE LEVIATHAN HULK, VIZ :- JOHN SYKES & GEORGE BAKER, FOR LIFE; JOHN BIRD & MATTHEW BROWN, FOR 10 YEARS ; JAMES CLARE, FOR 14 YEARS; SAMUEL CLARE, JAMES SUITOR, JOHN HARDY, JOHN TIRRELL, JAMES COALBECK, JOSEPH LOVERIDGE, GEORGE BUTLER, AND JOSEPH TOMLINSON, RESPECTIVELY FOR SEVEN YEARS TRANSPOR TED TRANSPORTED MATTHEW BROWN 1841 ROBBERY AT BUGBROOK MR. BROWN 1842 THEFT KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS MR. BROWN MENTIONE BRIDGE D STREET VICTIM MR. BROWN LICENSE MR. BROWN MENTIONE D MR. S. BROWN LICENSE MRS. BROWN MRS. BROWN DIED REV. ABNER BROWN W. 1842 MURDEROUS ASSAULT ON THE HIGHWAY RICHARD BROWN NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT RICHARD ASSIZES BROWN NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS BROWN ASSAULT 1840 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ROBERT ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE ROBERT COUNTY GAOL PYTCHLEY N BROWN VICTIM SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE ELKINGTON ELKINGTON SEE ARTICLE A VICTIM SEE ARTICLE RICHARD BROWN, AGED 36, CHARGED WITH HAVING (TOGETHER WITH ANOTHER PERSON), AT ELKINGTON, SHOT AT WILLIAM MALIN WITH A GUN LADEN WITH STONES OR HORSE BEANS; AND ALSO WITH HAVING THE BUTT END OF THE GUN KNOCKED HIM DOWN AND WOUNDED HIM; AND FURTHER CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM HIS PERSON 2 SOVS. IN GOLD AND £2 AND UPWARDS IN SILVER THE TRIAL OF THOMAS LIDDINGTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A MARE, THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT BROWN, WAS POSTPONED ON THE APPLICATION OF MR. FLOOD, FOR THE PROSECUTION, IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE ABSENCE OF A MATERIAL WITNESS VICTIM BROWN E K OAKLEY L ROBERT A 1840 ASSAULT THE LICENSE WAS TRANSFERRED FROM MR. MARRIOTT, OF THE OLD WHITE HORSE, KETTERING, TO MR. S. BROWN WELLINGBOROUGH C 1842 SEE ARTICLE COLD ASHBY P O RICHARD WELLINGBOROUGH H ASSAULT C ASSIZES SEE ARTICLE OLD WHITE KETTERING HORSE COMPLAIN BROAD GREEN T UNFAIR SCALES MENTIONE D BROWN 1842 KETTERING R 1834 SEE ARTICLE A 1842 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS WOLD L 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE IG 1844 R 1837 SUN INN Y 1845 NORTHAMPTON T 1837 HORTON 1840 ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS ROBERT BROWN VICTIM HORTON 1845 DIED RUTH BROWN DIED KETTERING SEE ARTICLE THOMAS LIDDINGTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A MARE, THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT BROWN THOMAS LIDDINGTON, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT THE PARISH OF HORTON, FELONIOUSLY STOLEN MARE, THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT BROWN ON THE 17TH INST. AT KETTERING, IN THE 75TH YEAR OF HER AGE, RUTH, WIDOW OF THE LATE MR. BROWN, FOR SOME YEARS A LOCAL PREACHER IN CONNECTION WITH THE WESLEYAN METHODISTS IN THAT NEIGHBOURHOOD 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION SAMUEL BROWN GAME ORTON 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SESSIONS SAMUEL BROWN THEFT BRIGSTOCK 1834 1833 SAMUEL BROWN DISTURBA NCE HOLCOT SAMUEL BROWN FILIATION BROUGHTON SAMUEL BROWN SURETIES BROUGHTON ASSIZES SARAH BROWN THEFT PITSFORD SEE ARTICLE OF BROUGHTON, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR REFUSING TO PERFORM AN ORDER OF FILIATION OF BROUGHTON, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES IN A CASE OF BASTARDY SARAH BROWN, AGED 23, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF WATTS THOMPSON, OF PITSFORD, AND STEALING 40LBS. OF BACON AND TEN YARDS OF THREAD LACE H 1835 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO OUR COUNTY GAOL T 1843 THOMAS & SAMUEL BROWN, FOR TWO MONTHS FOR TRESPASSING IN PURSUIT OF GAME AT ORTON SAMUEL BROWN PLEADED GUILTY OF STEALING A QUANTITY OF POTATOES, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM LUCAS, OF BRIGSTOCK, AND WAS SENTENCED TO TWO MONTHS' HARD LABOUR E SARAH BROWN 1840 INQUEST STEPHEN BROWN DIED DRUNK & ABINGTON NORTHAMPTON DISORDER STREET LY NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES T. BROWN CURIOUS FACT VICTIM O 1838 THEFT THOMAS BROWN THEFT 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES BROWN 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES 1846 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE THOMAS COUNTY GAOL NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES TO THE HOUSE OF THOMAS CORRECTION WOODFORD L A N C BROWN 1840 R BROWN A SUSAN L CURIOUS FACT OUNDLE C 1842 NORTHAMPTON R BROWN Y STEPHEN NEWLAND P BOROUGH COMMITMENTS PITSFORD K ASSIZES IG 1835 1842 THEFT SARAH BROWN, AGED 23, WAS SENTENCED TO TWELVE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT, FOR HAVING FELONIOUSLY ENTERED THE HOUSE OF WATTS THOMPSON, OF PITSFORD, AND STOLEN PROPERTY OF THE VALUE OF 32S. DESBOROUGH MAIDFORD SEE ARTICLE STEPHEN BROWN, FOR SEVEN DAYS, & MARY BROWN, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR RIOUTOUS AND INDECENT BEHAVIOUR IN ABINGTON STREET WHILST IN A STATE OF DRUNKENESS SEE ARTICLE (AGED 82) PENELOPE BARRATT WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING, AT OUNDLE, AN UMBRELLA, THE PROPERTY OF T. BROWN. ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR THOMAS BROWN, AGED 21, AND THOMAS KILSBY, AGED 20, CHARGED WITH STEALING 6S. 4D. FROM THE PERSON OF ROBERT MEAKINS, ON THE QUEEN'S HIGHWAY IN THE PARISH OF DESBOROUGH THOMAS BROWN, CHARGED WITH STEALING SIX BOTTLES OF GINGER WINE, THE PROPERTY OF REV. J. H. WHITE, OF MAIDFORD BENJAMIN PENDRED, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE DWELLING HOUSE OF THOMAS BROWN, OF PATTISHALL, AND STEALING THEREFROM A SUM OF MONEY, FOUR SHIRTS, AND OTHER ARTICLES THOMAS BROWN, AGED 21, & THOMAS KILSBY, AGED 20, WERE CONVICTED OF STEALING 6S. 4D. FROM THE PERSON OF ROBERT MEAKINS, ON THE QUEEN'S HIGHWAY IN THE PARISH OF DESBOROUGH, FIFTEEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION RESPECTIVELY THOMAS BROWN, CHARGED WITH STEALING 16S. FROM THE PERSON OF JOHN AUSTIN, OF ROWELL PATTISHALL BROWN THEFT DESBOROUGH BROWN THEFT ROWELL BROWN THEFT KISLINGBURY SEE ARTICLE BROWN GAME ORTON THOMAS & SAMUEL BROWN, FOR TWO MONTHS FOR TRESPASSING IN PURSUIT OF GAME AT ORTON A VICTIM 1840 QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS BROWN THEFT ROWELL 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS THOMAS BROWN THEFT ROWELL NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS BROWN NON PAYMENT 1842 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS BROWN RIDING 1845 DIED THOMAS BROWN DIED 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS BROWN THEFT 1842 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS BROWN THEFT 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS BROWN 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS BROWN THE COMPLAINTS OF THE OVERSEERS OF FLOORE AGAINST WILLIAM SMITH, OF FLOORE, LABOURER, FOR HIM TO MAINTAIN HIS PARENTS, WHO WERE CHARGEABLE TO THE SAID PARISH ; OF ANN CRAFT, OF KINGSTHORPE, AGAINST RICHARD GREEN, FOR WILFULL DAMAGE TO THE DOOR OF HER DWELLING HOUSE, AT KINGSTHORPE ; AND OF GEORGE WAKE AGAINST THOMAS BROWN, OF OLD, FOR NON PAYMENT OF WAGES DUE TO HIM WERE DISMISSED OLD R A ROWELL L C O P PATTISHALL WELLINGBOROUGH 1836 1837 ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION SEE ARTICLE BENJAMIN PENDRED, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE DWELLING HOUSE OF THOMAS BROWN, OF PATTISHALL, AND STEALING THEREFROM A SUM OF MONEY, FOUR SHIRTS, AND OTHER ARTICLES THOMAS BROWN, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT WELLINGBOROUGH, TWO TROWELS, THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL FRANCIS AND JAS. HOSFORD WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE BROWN THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE N THEFT THOMAS BROWN THEFT LOWICK JAMES GEORGE, 20, & THOMAS COLES, 26, CHARGED WITH ENTERING THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM HOUGHTON, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, AND STEALING THEREFROM DIVERS ARTICLES. THE SAME THOMAS COLES, THOMAS BROWN, 26, & JOHN HARRIS, 18, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE SHOP OF ------ HARPER, OF LOWICK, AND STEALING THEREFROM COTTON CORD, FUSTIAN, NANKEEN, WAISTCOAT PIECES, AND OTHER ARTICLES. THE SAME THOMAS BROWN STANDS CHARGED WITH STEALING A GUN FROM THE COACH HOUSE OF JAMES EVERARD, OF WELLINGBOROUGH. THE SAME THOMAS COLES ALSO STANDS CHARGED WITH COMMITTING SEVEN OTHER FELONIES THOMAS BROWN THEFT LOWICK SEE ARTICLE THOMAS BROWN THEFT ROWELL THOMAS BROWN, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR STEALING A DOG, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM ASHBY, OF ROWELL A 1836 AUGUST 23, AFTER A LONG AND PAINFUL ILLNESS, MR. THOMAS BROWN, FARMER, OF TOWCESTER, AGED 51 THOMAS BROWN, AGED 21, & THOMAS KILSBY, AGED 20, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE HIGH ROAD IN THE PARISH OF DESBOROUGH, STOLEN TWO HALF-CROWNS, &C., FROM THE PERSON OF ROBERT MEAKINS BROWN A THOMAS E R DESBOROUGH Y THOMAS THEFT SEE ARTICLE K IG TOWCESTER L 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS BURTON LATIMER VICTIM C 1836 H T 1843 THOMAS BROWN, CHARGED WITH STEALING SIX HALFCROWNS AND A SHILLING FROM THE PERSON OF JOHN AUSTIN, OF ROWELL THOMAS BROWN PLEADED GUILTY TO STEALING SIX HALF CROWNS AND 1S. FROM THE PERSON OF JOHN AUSTIN, OF ROWELL, ON THE 17TH MARCH LAST. SIX MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT, HARD LABOUR 1836 TRANSPORTED THOMAS BROWN TRANSPOR TED 1834 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL THOMAS BROWN THEFT ROWELL THOMAS BROWN DAMAGE ARTHINGWORTH THOMAS BROWN THOMAS P. BROWN W. BROWN 1836 1833 1843 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION DISCHARG ED MENTIONE D THOMAS BROWN AND THOMAS WESTON, THE FORMER CHARGED WITH ROBBING GEORGE BUCKBY, AND THE LATTER SAMUEL FOSTER, OF THEIR HATS, AT ROWELL FOR ONE MONTH, FOR DESTROYING A FENCE AT ARTHINGWORTH DISCHARGED TANSOR LODGE SEE ARTICLE MENTIONE D KETTERING SEE ARTICLE KETTERING WILLIAM MOBBS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A BOTTLE OF WINE, AN ALE GLASS, AND SOME POTATOES, FROM THE PANTRY OF W. BROWN, OF KETTERING WEST HAY WOOD SEE ARTICLE T 1834 SEE ARTICLE COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL W. BROWN VICTIM 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS W. BROWN THEFT 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BROWN THEFT 1839 NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES WILLIAM BROWN MENTIONE KINGS D ARMS KETTERING SEE ARTICLE 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM BROWN TRESPASS BRIGSTOCK WILLIAM BROWN AND ROBERT RUSSELL WERE CONVICTED OF TRESPASS, IN BRIGSTOCK, AND WERE ORDERED TO PAY 6S. 8D. EACH WILLIAM BROWN BRIGSTOCK SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BROWN PYTCHLEY SEE ARTICLE TWYWELL SEE ARTICLE KINGSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BROWN WILLIAM INQUEST WILLIAM BROWN WHOLESALE SWINDLING WILLIAM BROWN 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM BROWN E K R A L WILLIAM BROWN, AGED 63, PLEADED GUILTY OF STEALING A QUANTITY OF PEAS AND PEA-STRAW, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM WAIT, OF LITCHBOROUGH, AND HE WAS SENTENCED TO ONE FORTNIGHT'S IMPRISONMENT DIED MENTIONE GAS D STREET LITCHBOROUGH WILLIAM BROWN, AGED 26, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING TWO PIECES OF ASH TIMBER, AT PAULERSPURY, THE PROPERTY OF MESSRS. WHITLOCK. FOURTEEN DAYS' HARD LABOUR SEE ARTICLE (AGED 76) NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE ASSAULT HOUGHTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE (AGED 42) LITCHBOROUGH WILLIAM BROWN, AGED 63, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF PEAS AND PEA-STRAW, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM WAIT, OF LITCHBOROUGH THEFT A 1843 C DAMAGE BROWN 1841 IG R Y P N BROWN OBSTRUCTI NG MENTIONE D A 1844 WILLIAM LITCHBOROUGH PAULERSPURY L 1844 GAME O 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS C 1846 H 1839 1843 INQUEST WILLIAM BROWN DIED 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JANUARY SESSIONS WILLIAM BROWN THEFT SOUTH BRIDGE WHARF YARD QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BROWN VICTIM KETTERING 1839 ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES WILLIAM BROWN THEFT KINGSTHORPE WILLIAM MOBBS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A BOTTLE OF WINE, AN ALE GLASS, AND A QUANTITY OF POTATOES, FROM THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM BROWN, OF KETTERING SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BROWN VICTIM KETTERING SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BROWN THEFT KINGSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BROWN THEFT BRIGSTOCK WILLIAM BROWN, CHARGED WITH BREAKING OPEN A HOVEL AT BRIGSTOCK, AND STEALING THEREFROM 28 FLEECES OF WOOL AND A CLOTH, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS KNIGHT WILLIAM BROWN MENTIONE D KINGS CLIFFE SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BROWN VICTIM KETTERING SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BROWN THEFT WILLIAM BROWN ASSAULT WILLIAM BROWN VICTIM 1834 ASSIZES 1836 BRIGSTOCK SEE ARTICLE DODFORD SEE ARTICLE JOHN THORN, 20, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM BROWN, OF BUGRBOOK, IN THE NIGHT TIME, PENCE AND HALFPENCE TO THE AMOUNT OF £3 STERLING BUGBROOKE BROWN DODFORD L WILLIAM THEFT Y BROWN VICTIM WILLIAM BROWN DAMAGE TRANSPORTED WILLIAM BROWN TRANSPOR TED 1834 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM BROWN THEFT 1833 DIED WILLIAM BROWN 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM BROWN 1839 DIED REV. W. B. 1845 1846 A N C 1835 BUGBROOKE C 1835 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM P 1834 ASSIZES O 1835 A R 1837 L DIED WHITTLEBURY SEE ARTICLE FOR DAMAGING A GATE, BEING PART OF THE FENCE OF THE FOREST OF WHITTLEBURY, FOR A MONTH TWYWELL BENJAMIN HALBERT AND WILLIAM BROWN, CHARGED WITH DRINKING A QUANTITY OF SPIRITS, THE PROPERTY OF JONATHAN MANTON, OF TWYWELL WOOTTON ON MONDAY LAST, AT WOOTTON, NEAR THIS TOWN, MR. WILLIAM BROWN, CARPENTER AND WHEELWRIGHT, AGED 46 SYRESHAM BROWNE DIED KETTERING NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES BROWNE THEFT EYDON NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS BROWNETT VICTIM BRACKLEY A JUDGEMENT OF DEATH WAS RECORDED AGAINST EDWARD COLLINS, AGED 18, JAMES TURNER, AGED 36, AND WILLIAM BROWN, AGED 20, FOR HAVING ROBBED JOSEPH YORK OF £3. 15S. ON THE HIGHWAY, AT DODFORD SEE ARTICLE VICTIM JOHN E 1835 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES ASSIZES 1837 K COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL R 1839 H 1839 IG 1839 T 1839 SAMUEL SHAW & GEORGE WHITLOCK, RESPECTIVELY FOR ONE MONTH, FOR STEALING APPLES FROM THE ORCHARD OF WILLIAM BROWN, OF SYRESHAM AT KETTERING, ON THURSDAY WEEK, IN HIS 70TH YEAR, THE REV. W. BROWNE. THE DECEASED WAS A NATIVE OF KING'S LYNN, NORFOLK, BUT HAD BEEN A RESIDENT OF KETTERING FOR 32 YEARS BENJAMIN GIBBINS AND THOMAS BROWNE, CHARGED WITH STEALING FOUR GALLONS OF PEAS, THE PROPERTY OF EDWARD MANNING, OF EYDON ANN CLARKE AND ANN BOTT WERE CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO SOVEREIGNS AND A HALF, AT BRACKLEY, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BROWNETT. CLARKE, FOUR MONTHS' HARD LABOUR. BOTT, NOT TRUE BILL BRUDNALL HENRY BRUERTON THOMAS BRUERTON FISHING NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS JAMES BRUIN 1843 INCENDIARISM MR. BRUMMAGE 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES THOMAS CHARLES BRUMWELL VICTIM IRCHESTER JOHN BRUDNALL, THOMAS KNIGHT, GEORGE CLEMENTS, AND WALTER GEORGE WERE EACH FINED 15S., INCLUDING COSTS, FOR FISHING IN A BROOK ON THE ESTATE OCCUPIED BY Q. VIVIAN, ESQ, IN THE PARISH OF IRCHESTER NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE BLAKESLEY SEE ARTICLE WAS FINED 5S. FOR BEING DRUNK AND DISORDERLY EVERDON SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM LUCAS, AGED 25, CHARGED WITH STEALING A WATCH, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS CHARLES BRUMWELL JOSEPH BRUNT, AGED 69, PLEADED GUILTY OF STEALING, AT SILVERSTONE, A QUANTITY OF WOOD, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM WHITLOCK, SEN. THOMAS WHITLOCK, AND WILLIAM WHITLOCK, JUN., AND WAS SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT JOSEPH BRUNT, AGED 69, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT SILVERSTONE, A QUANTITY OF WOOD, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM WHITLOCK, SEN. THOMAS WHITLOCK, AND WILLIAM WHITLOCK, JUN. JOHN HINTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SHOVEL AND OTHER ARTICLES FROM A SHED IN THE OCCUPATION OF RICHARD BRUTWELL 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOSEPH BRUNT THEFT 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JANUARY SESSIONS JOSEPH BRUNT Y 1845 MENTIONE D MENTIONE D DRUNK & DISORDER LY INCENDIAR ISM FOR ABSENTING HIMSELF AND LEAVING HIS WIFE AND FAMILY CHARGEABLE TO COSGROVE E 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON SUMMER ASSIZES JOHN COSGROVE K 1845 ABSENTIN G HIMSELF BROWNING T 1846 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM H TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION IG 1837 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL RICHARD BRUTWELL VICTIM 1841 INQUEST J. M. BRYAN MENTIONE MARE FAIR NORTHAMPTON D SEE ARTICLE 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JAMES BRYAN THEFT JAMES BRYAN, AGED 25, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SOVEREIGN, A SILVER WATCH, A SHIRT, AND A SILK HANDKERCHIEF, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN TOMLIN, OF DAVENTRY 1840 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS JAMES BRYAN 1835 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL JAMES BRYAN VICTIM 1835 ASSIZES JAMES BRYAN VICTIM PYTCHLEY JOHN BRYAN ASSAULT ROWELL SEE ARTICLE JOHN BRYAN ASSAULT BRAUNSTON SEE ARTICLE 1843 1839 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION A R R SILVERSTONE SILVERSTONE C DAVENTRY A N C O P L THEFT SEE ARTICLE A L VICTIM WILLIAM PANTER, JUN. CHARGED WITH STEALING EIGHT PAIR OF SHOES BELONGING TO WM. MOBBS, AND FOUR FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF HENRY BUSBY, BESIDES OTHER FOWLS, BELONGING TO JAMES BRYAN WILLIAM PANTER, AGED 21, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT PYTCHLEY, EIGHT PAIR OF SHOES, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM MOBBS ; FOUR FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF HENRY BUSBY ; AND CERTAIN FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES BRYAN JOHN MORGAN MENTIONE D BRYAN NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE WEEDON BECK GEORGE WHITAKER, 21, CHARGED WITH STEALING A BUNDLE OF CLOTHES FROM THE PERSON OF MARIA BRYAN, OF WEEDON BECK, WAS DISCHARGED FOR WANT OF PROSECUTION 1836 INQUEST 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS MARIA BRYAN VICTIM 1833 COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL MARIA BRYAN VICTIM GEORGE WHITAKER, FOR HAVING STOLEN FROM THE PERSON OF MARIA BRYAN, A BUNDLE OF CLOTHES ; AND MARY MAYFIELD, ON A CHARGE OF VARGANCY AT WEEDON BECK FRANCIS ODELL CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO PIECES OF ELM WOOD, AND WILLIAM ROBINS & THOMAS PHILPOT, CHARGED WITH STEALING SEVERAL WORKING TOOLS AND TWO PIECES OF ELM WOOD, THE PROPERTY OF MARK BRYAN BOROUGH COMMITMENTS MARK BRYAN VICTIM 1838 FIRE MR. S. BRYAN FIRE 1843 BOROUGH SESSIONS RICHARD BRYAN MENTIONE D 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS SAMUEL BRYAN MENTIONE COTTON D END 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS SAMUEL BRYAN 1836 INQUEST SAMUEL BRYAN 1836 INQUEST SAMUEL BRYAN 1844 DIED THOMAS 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS ANDREW BRYAN 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BRYAN T 1842 E L N C P O C MENTIONE D 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE KINGSTHORPE ON THE 2S INST., AT KINGSTHORPE, AGED 28, ELIZABETH, WIFE OF MR. CHAS. LABRAM, AND DAUGHTER OF THE LATE MR. THOMAS BRYAN, STONE MASON L ASSAULT CHAPEL BRAMPTON THEFT MORETON PINKNEY A WILLIAM BRYAN VICTIM JOHN HORNIMAN, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR WILFULLY DAMAGING A QUANTITY OF LEATHER ENTRUSTED TO HIM TO MAKE UP INTO BOOTS, THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL BRYAN COTTON END A BRYAN CATHERINE AVIL, 29, CHARGED WITH TENDERING A COUNTERFEIT SHILLING TO RICHARD BRYAN, KNOWING IT TO HAVE BEEN SUCH CHARLES KENT, OF NETHER HEYFORD, BOOTMAKER, WAS CONVICTED OF WILFULLY LESSENING THE VALUE OF NINE PAIRS OF BOOTS, WHICH HE WAS INTRUSTED TO MAKE UP BY HIS EMPLOYER, MR. SAMUEL BRYAN, OF COTTON END, BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER, AND FINED, DAMAGE AND COSTS £1 K R A R NORTHAMPTON Y MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE H NORTHAMPTON IG SHEEP STREET KINGSTHORPE THOMAS ANDREW BRYAN, OF CHAPEL BRAMPTON, FARMER, WAS ACQUITTED OF AN ASSAULT ON GEORGE GOODMAN, RENTER OF TOLLS, AT BRAMPTON, ON THE 9TH INSTANT, AND FINED, PENALTY AND COSTS, 20S. WILLIAM BRYAN, AGED 26, & JOHN LEACH, AGED 23, CONVICTED OF STEALING, AT MORETON PINKNEY, TWO HANDKERCHIEFS AND A MUSICAL SNUFF BOX, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM GILKS AND J. ROBINSON. THEE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR RESPECTIVELY JOHN SMITH AND JOHN COSBY, BOTH OF KINGSTHORPE, LABOURERS, WERE CONVICTED OF AS ASSAULT ON WILLIAM BRYAN, AT KINGSTHORPE, ON THE 17TH ULTIMO, AND FINED 13S. EACH, AND IN DEFAULT OF PAYMENT WERE COMMITTED TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION FOR 14 DAYS 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM BRYAN VICTIM KINGSTHORPE JOHN COSBY & JOHN SMITH, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING WILLIAM BRYAN AT KINGSTHORPE 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BRYAN VICTIM MOULTON GEORGE COX, AGED 17, (OUT ON BAIL), CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT MOULTON, A PAIR OF SHOES, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BRYAN 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS MOULTON GEORGE COX, AGED 17, LABOURER, WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT MOULTON, A PAIR OF SHOES, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BRYAN. THE PRISONER PLEADED GUILTY, AND WAS SENTENCED TO SEVEN DAYS' HARD LABOUR 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM BRYAN THEFT 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BRYAN THEFT WILLIAM BRYAN WILLIAM BRYAN H T MORETON PINKNEY MENTIONE D MENTIONE D WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS JOHN BRYANT 1834 INQUEST JOSEPH BRYANT WILLIAM BRYANT WILLIAM BRYANT MENTIONE D VICTIM WILLIAM BRYANT JANE BUCK 1840 P O DIED WILLIAM GREEN, AGED 30, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SILVER WATCH FROM A BED ROOM IN THE HOUSE OF JOHN BRYANT, OF WELLINGBOROUGH GLOBE PUBLIC WELLINGBOROUGH HOUSE SWANSPOO WELLINGBOROUGH L SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE [AGED 63] SEE ARTICLE WOTHORPE SEE ARTICLE VICTIM WOTHORPE SEE ARTICLE MENTIONE D BRACKLEY ST. PETERS SEE ARTICLE VARIOUS WATFORD N 1834 C 1834 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES VICTIM VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH R 1842 SEE ARTICLE A BRYANT BRAMPTON L JOHN 1839 MOULTON C QUARTER SESSIONS Y 1842 K IG MORETON PINKNEY WILLIAM BRYAN & JOHN LUCK, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT MORETON PINKNEY, TWO HANDKERCHIEFS AND A MUSICAL SNUFF BOX, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM GILKS & JOHN LUCK WILLIAM BRYAN, AGED 26, & JOHN LEACH, AGED 23, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT MORTON PINKNEY, TWO HANDKERCHIEFS AND A MUSICAL SNUFF BOX, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM GILKS AND J. ROBINSON ANN KINCH, FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR LEAVING THE SERVICE OF HER MASTER, WILLIAM BRYAN, OF MOULTON E VICTIM A 1835 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER SESSIONS BRYAN R 1838 WILLIAM FOR 14 DAYS, AS AN IDLE AND DISORDERLY PERSON, IN BEING FOUND AT WATFORD TRADING WITHOUT A LICENSE TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM BUCK 1846 COMMITTED TO THE BOROUGH PRISON CORNELIUS BUCKBY DRUNK & RIOTOUS 1834 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL GEORGE BUCKBY VICTIM ROWELL 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JOHN BUCKBY INCORREC T SCALES BURTON LATIMER SEE ARTICLE 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS SARAH BUCKET VICTIM BRACKLEY FREDERICK VERNEY, AGED 21, CHARGED WITH STEALING A KNIFE, THE PROPERTY OF SARAH BUCKET, OF BRACKLEY 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL SARAH BUCKET VICTIM BRACKLEY FREDERICK VERNEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BRACKLEY, A KNIFE, THE PROPERTY OF SARAH BUCKET A L 1842 FOR ONE MONTH, FOR BEING DRUNK AND RIOUTOUS IN THE PUBLIC STREETS THOMAS BROWN AND THOMAS WESTON, THE FORMER CHARGED WITH ROBBING GEORGE BUCKBY, AND THE LATTER SAMUEL FOSTER, OF THEIR HATS, AT ROWELL 1841 CALENDAR OF PRISONERS FOR TRIAL JOSEPH BUCKINGHAM MENTIONE D AYNHO 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS JOSEPH BUCKINGHAM MENTIONE D AYNHO 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOSEPH BUCKINGHAM MENTIONE D AYNHO RICHARD MAYO, FOR WANT OF SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS JOSEPH BUCKINGHAM, CONSTABLE TO AYNHO 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL CHARLES BUCKLE THEFT DAVENTRY CHARLES BUCKLE, CHARGED WITH STEALING A GUN, AT DAVENTRY, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM JENKINS 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JAMES BUCKLER VICTIM KINGSTHORPE JOHN HILL, AGED 54, & WILLIAM HILL, AGED 30, CHARGED WITH STEALING, ON THE 5TH INST., AT THE PARISH OF ST. SEPULCHRE, ABOUT FIVE BUSHELS OF POTATOES, VALUE 7S. 6D., THE PROPERTY OF JAMES BUCKLER, OF KINGSTHORPE 1838 INQUEST JAMES BUCKLER MENTIONE D KINGSTHORPE 1844 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS T RICHARD MAYO, 42, FOR WANT OF SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS JOSEPH BUCKINGHAM, OF AYNHO RICHARD MAYO, 42, FOR WANT OF SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS JOSEPH BUCKINGHAM, OF AYNHO. DISCHARGED. 1846 COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS MENTIONE D BURTON LATIMER SEE ARTICLE MR. BUCKNELL WILLIAM BUDD WILLIAM BUDD A Y BURTON LATIMER L CHARGING SURETIES VICTIM K BUCKLEY E H SEE ARTICLE R JOHN ASTON SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BUDD, FOR THREE MONTHS, UNLESS HE FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS CHARLES ROADNIGHT THOMAS IRSARD AND DANIEL WORRALL, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR STEALING A QUANTITY OF WALNUTS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BUDD, OF ASTON BUFFON OBSTRUCTI NG CORBY SEE ARTICLE BUGBY DIED LOWICK ON SATURDAY MORNING LAST, SUDDENLY, AT LOWICK, NEAR THRAPSTON, MRS. BUGBY, MOTHER OF MRS. HARRINGTON, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, IN THE 64TH YEAR OF HER AGE POACHING STANWICK STACY BUGBY, WHO DID NOT APPEAR, AND WILLIAM FELSE, WHO DID, WERE CHARGED WITH POACHING IN THE RIVER NEN, NEAR TO STANWICK MILLS, ON THE 24TH OF AUGUST. FELSE WAS FINED 15S., INCLUDING COSTS, WHICH HE PAID DIED 1846 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS STACY BUGBY 1837 DIED ANN BULL DIED BRACKLEY ON THE 25TH ULTIMO, AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS, MISS ANN BULL, OF BRACKLEY, IN THIS COUNTY 1843 QUARTER SESSIONS BENJAMIN BULL MENTIONE D MUSCOTT SEE ARTICLE 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL BENJAMIN BULL VICTIM FLOORE JOSIAH DENT & JOHN ROGERS, CHARGED WITH STOPPING BENJAMIN BULL ON THE KING'S HIGHWAY IN THE PARISH OF FLOORE, AND ROBBING HIM OF A SILVER WATCH,&C. L A 1839 A MRS. BURTON LATIMER IG ASSAULT R BUCKLEY MARY WELLINGBOROUGH THE CROSS KEYS PUBLIC HOUSE, WELLINGBOROUGH, WAS TRANSFERRED BY MR. BUCKLER TO JAMES THOMPSON; THE HALF MOON, WELLINGBOROUGH, FROM GEORGE CLEAVER TO WILLIAM JOHNSON C 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN N 1845 CROSS KEYS P 1842 LICENSE O 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS BUCKLER C 1846 MR. SEE ARTICLE 1836 1836 1835 ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL BENJAMIN BULL VICTIM FLOORE JOSIAH DENT, 19, & JOHN ROGERS, 18, CHARGED WITH STOPPING BENJAMIN BULL ON THE KING'S HIGHWAY, AT FLOORE, AND ROBBING HIM OF A SILVER WATCH, A PURSE, AND A SHILLING BENJAMIN BULL VICTIM FLOORE SEE ARTICLE CATHERINE BULL VICTIM BADBY GEORGE COX, CHARGED WITH STEALING FOUR DUCKS, THE PROPERTY OF CATHERINE BULL, OF BADBY GEORGE COX, AGED 42, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BADBY, FOUR DUCKS, THE PROPERTY OF CATHERINE BULL ASSIZES CATHERINE BULL VICTIM BADBY 1835 ASSIZES CATHERINE BULL VICTIM BADBY 1838 DIED CHARLES BULL DIED NORTHAMPTON EDMUND BULL ELIZABETH BULL SURETIES CLIPSTON SEE ARTICLE BULL 1835 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JACOB BULL VAGRANCY JAMES BULL THEFT BULL THEFT 1834 1833 1835 1838 DIED NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS DIED PRESTON DEANERY JOHN BULL JOHN N A BULL VICTIM ON SATURDAY EVENING LAST, AT PRESTON DEANRY, NEAR THIS TOWN, AFTER A LONG ILLNESS, BORNE WITH PATIENCE AND RESIGNATION, HENRY, YOUNGEST SON OF THE LATE MR. JOHN BULL, FARMER AND GRAZIER, OF THAT PLACE, AGED 26 YEARS TOWCESTER JOHN SMITH, JONATHAN HICKS, AND JACOB BULL, FOR ONE CAL. MONTH EACH, FOR ACTS OF VAGRANCY, AT TOWCESTER KILSBY SEE ARTICLE C P O JOHN L 1838 JOHN STOKE BRUERNE BRACKLEY ST. PETER JOHN BULL, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR STEALING, AT STOKE BRUERNE, A DOG, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS BALL SAMUEL GARDNER, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR STEALING A QUANTITY OF CABBAGES AT BRACKLEY ST. PETER, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BULL ON SATURDAY EVENING LAST, AT PRESTON DEANRY, NEAR THIS TOWN, AFTER A LONG ILLNESS, BORNE WITH PATIENCE AND RESIGNATION, HENRY, YOUNGEST SON OF THE LATE MR. JOHN BULL, FARMER AND GRAZIER, OF THAT PLACE, AGED 26 YEARS MENTIONE D PRESTON DEANERY BULL THEFT MAIDFORD SEE ARTICLE JOHN BULL THEFT MAIDFORD JOHN BULL, ON SUSPICION OF STEALING AT MAIDFORD, A QUANTITY OF GRAIN, BELONGING TO GEORGE BURT MARY BULL THEFT NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE MR. J. BULL MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON ON SATURDAY LAST, CHARLES, THE YOUNGEST SON OF MR. J. BULL, GROCER, &C., OF THIS TOWN, AGED THREE YEARS AND FOUR MONTHS A 1844 DIED C 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION A HENRY L DIED 1838 E BRACKLEY Y 1838 GEORGE BULL, OF BRACKLEY, WAS BOUND OVER IN HIS OWN RECOGNIZANCE IN THE SUM OF £10, FOR HIS GOOD BEHAVIOUR FOR TWELVE MONTHS FROM THE 11TH OF MAY LAST, TOWARDS ALL OF HER MAJESTY'S SUBJECTS, BUT MORE ESPECIALLY TOWARDS WILLIAM PARISH, OF BRACKLEY K BULL SEE ARTICLE R BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE CHARLTON R 1846 MENTIONE D DIED H 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS DIED IG 1839 SEE ARTICLE ON SATURDAY LAST, CHARLES, THE YOUNGEST SON OF MR. J. BULL, GROCER, &C., OF THIS TOWN, AGED THREE YEARS AND FOUR MONTHS T 1835 MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE VICTIM COTTINGHAM EDWARD SMITH AND THOMAS DODSON, THE FORMER CHARGED WITH BURGLARY AT STOKE ALBANY, THE LATTER WITH STEALING A HALF CROWN, BELONGING TO S. BULL, OF COTTINGHAM BULL VICTIM COTTINGHAM THOMAS DODSON, AGED 46, CHARGED WITH STEALING 2S. 6D. FROM THE HOUSE OF SAMUEL BULL, OF COTTINGHAM SAMUEL BULL VICTIM COTTINGHAM THOMAS DODSON, 45, CHARGED WITH STEALING A HALF CROWN FROM THE HOUSE OF SAMUEL BULL, OF COTTINGHAM ASSIZES SAMUEL BULL VICTIM COTTINGHAM 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS BULL VICTIM TOWCESTER 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS BULL VICTIM SAMUEL 1834 ASSIZES 1835 TOWCESTER BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM BULL THEFT 1835 ASSIZES WILLIAM BULL WRIGHT BULL HENRY BULLEN THEFT BULLEN VAGRANT ACT MORETON PINKNEY P C BADBY N HENRY MENTIONE D MENTIONE D A 1841 O 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION C 1833 L Y 1846 THOMAS DODSON, AGED 46, WAS ACQUITTED ON A CHARGE OF STEALING A HALF CROWN, BELONGING TO SAMUEL BULL, OF COTTINGHAM SAMUEL OLIVER, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR VIOLENTY ASSAULTING THOMAS BULL, AT TOWCESTER JOHN LORTON, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR MALICIOUSLY BREAKING THE WINDOWS OF THE HOUSE OF MR. THOMAS BULL, OF TOWCESTER E ASSIZES K 1835 R BULL A 1834 COMMITED TO THE COUNTY S. GAOL SINCE OUR LAST REPORT H BULL IG REV. J. R DIED T CLIPSTON 1837 JAMES TALBOT, FREDERICK PRESTIGE, AND WILLIAM BULL, ALL OF MORETON PINKNEY, WERE CHARGED WITH STEALING A MALE ASS, AS THAT PARISH, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH SHAW. IT APPEARED THAT THE DEFENDANTS, WHO WERE BOYS, RODE THE DONKEY, AND THEN TURNED IT UP ; BUT IT DID NOT APPEAR THAT THEY HAD ACTED IN A FELNIOUS MANNER, AND THEY WERE DISCHARGED SEE ARTICLE BRIXWORTH SEE ARTICLE OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE OUNDLE FOR ONE MONTH, UNDER THE VAGRANT ACT WILLIAM EMMANS, 22, JOHN ASHTON, 20, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF APPLES AND QUANTITY OF OIL CAKE, VALUE 5S. THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BULLEN AND OTHERS, AT OUNDLE WILLIAM EMMANS, 22, JOHN ASHTON, 20, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF APPLES AND A QUANTITY OF OIL CAKE, VALUE 5S., THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BULLEN AND OTHERS, AT OUNDLE. NOT GUILTY. WILLIAM EMMANS & JOHN ASHTON, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT OUNDLE, STOLEN A QUANTITY OF APPLES AND OIL CAKE, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BULLEN 1841 CALENDAR OF PRISONERS FOR TRIAL JOHN BULLEN 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS JOHN BULLEN VICTIM OUNDLE 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN BULLEN VICTIM OUNDLE 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JABEZ BULLER MENTIONE D WEEKLEY SEE ARTICLE 1841 DIED SARAH BULLIMAN DIED NEWNHAM LATELY AT NEWNHAM, AFTER A PAINFUL ILLNESS, BORNE WITH MUCH PATIENCE AND RESIGNATION, AGED 87, MRS. SARAH BULLIMAN, DEEPLY DEPLORED BY HER FAMILY OUNDLE A L VICTIM 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES ANN BULLIMORE VICTIM EASTON DANIEL PALMER AND JAMES BELTON, CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING AND ATTEMPTING TO ROB MADDISON PALMER, AT EASTON ; AND WITH FELONIOUSLY DEMANDING MONEY OF ANN BULLIMORE, AT THE SAME PLACE 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS BENJAMIN BULLIMORE MENTIONE D KINGS CLIFFE SEE ARTICLE 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS BULLIMORE THEFT HARDINGSTONE THOMAS BULLIMORE, FOR OBTAINING £5 FROM HANNAH PACEY, AT HARDINGSTONE, UNDER FALSE PRETENCES, TO BE IMPRISONED ONE MONTH, WITH HARD LABOUR 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS THOMAS BULLIMORE FELONY 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS THOMAS BULLIMORE FELONY 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS BULLIMORE THEFT 1845 DIED ELIZABETH BULLIVANT DIED 1845 DIED HENRY BULLIVANT MENTIONE D 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES BULLIVANT 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES BULLIVANT 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES 1841 COMMITMENTS TO COUNTY THOMAS GAOL 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES THOMAS BULLIVANT 1838 NORTHAMPTON SUMMER ASSIZES WILLIAM BULLIVANT 1840 PETTY SESSIONS CAROLINE BULLOCK BREACH OF THE PEACE 1843 INQUEST SARAH BULLOCK MENTIONE D T FOR TEN DAYS, FOR BEING FOUND, ON THE 25TH INST., IN THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM ABBOTT, SITUATE IN DERNGATE, FOR THE PURPOSE OF COMMITTING A FELONY R R GUILSBOROUGH Y A GUILSBOROUGH L MARSTON TRUSSELL N VICTIM A VICTIM VICTIM L BULLIVANT THEFT C P O C JOHN HENRY BULLIVANT K IG HARDINGSTONE THEFT A THEFT THOMAS BULLIMORE, FOR 10 DAYS, FOR BEING FOUND, ON THE 25TH INST,, IN THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM ABBOTT, SITUATE IN DERNGATE, FOR THE PURPOSE OF COMMITTING A FELONY THOMAS BULLIMORE, CHARGED WITH OBTAINING £5 FROM HANNAH PACEY, OF HARDINGSTONE, UNDER FALSE PRETENCES OCT 20, AT GUILSBOROUGH, ELIZABETH, RELICT OF THE LATE HENRY BULLIVANT, ESQ., SURGEON, AGED 76 OCT 20, AT GUILSBOROUGH, ELIZABETH, RELICT OF THE LATE HENRY BULLIVANT, ESQ., SURGEON, AGED 76 JOHN BULLIVANT, AGED 20, (OUT ON BAIL), CHARGED WITH STEALING SEVERAL WORKING TOOLS, THE PROPERTY OF DAVID OGG, IRONFOUNDER JOHN BULLIVANT, AGED 20, WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING SEVERAL WORKING TOOLS, THE PROPERTY OF DAVID OGG, IRON FOUNDER. NO BILL LEONARD CRISP, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO HEN'S EGGS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN HENRY BULLIVANT, OF MARSTON TRUSSELL CHARGED WITH OBTAINING AT VARIOUS TIMES, BY FALSE PRETENCES, GOODS TO THE VALUE OF £2 AND UPWARDS FROM THOMAS BULLIVANT JOHN BROWN, AGED 28, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT OUNDLE, OBTAINED BY FALSE PRETENCES, GOODS OF THE VALUE OF £2 AND UPWARDS FROM THOMAS BULLIVANT E H DERNGATE NORTHAMPTON OUNDLE LITTLE WELDON SEE ARTICLE WAS BROUGHT TO THE STATION HOUSE, CHARGED WITH A BREACH OF PEACE IN THE STREET, ON SUNDAY MORNING AT ONE O'CLOCK, AND BROUGHT BEFORE THE MAGISTRATES ON MONDAY. ORDERED TO PAY EXPENCES AND BE DISCHARGED. CHARLES BARNSLEY WAS BROUGHT UP AT THE SAME TIME, ON THE SAME CHARGE, BEFORE THE SAME MAGISTRATES, ON MONDAY, AND ORDERED TO PAY EXPENCES AND BE DISCHARGED SEE ARTICLE YESTERDAY MORNING WILLIAM BULLOCK, SHOEMAKER, WAS TAKEN BEFORE THE MAGISTRATES AT THE TOWN HALL, CHARGED BY COLLIER & COE, TWO OF THE NIGHT POLICE, WITH ASSAULTING THEM WHILE ON DUTY THE PREVIOUS FRIDAY MORNING. HE WAS SEVERELY REPRIMANDED BY THE MAGISTRATES, AND DISCHARGED ON PAYING EXPENSES, AMOUNTING TO 7S. ASSAULT WILLIAM BULLOCK ASSAULT 1839 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS JOHN BUNKER VICTIM NORTHAMPTON 1839 DIED JOHN BUNKER DIED NORTHAMPTON 1839 INQUEST JOHN BUNKER DIED NORTHAMPTON 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS J. BUNNEY ASSAULT ROADE 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN BUNNEY THEFT 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM BUNNING SURETIES 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ANN BUNTING VICTIM 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOS. BUNTING THEFT 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOSEPH BUNTING 1845 PROVIDENTIAL ESCAPE MR. BUNTING 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ANN 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS 1841 H SURETIES DAMAGE CHARLES BURBIDGE 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ROBERT BURBIDGE 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ROBERT 1842 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS 1842 BOROUGH PRISONERS A L DAMAGE E R A BROCKHALL L C EAST HADDON N BURBIDGE CASTLE STREET FOR RE-EXAMINATION ON A CHARGE OF DESERTING HIS FAMILY, AND LEAVING THEM CHARGEABLE TO EAST HADDON SPRATTON SEE ARTICLE ROTHWELL GEORGE WILSON, AGED 27, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING TWO HALF CROWNS, FROM THE PERSON OF ANN BURBIDGE, AT ROTHWELL, SIX MONTHS' HARD LABOUR ANN BURBIDGE, FOR WANT OF SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS J. K. HIGGINS NORTHAMPTON THEFT BRACKLEY BURBIDGE THEFT BRACKLEY ST. PETER THOMAS BURBIDGE MENTIONE UNION D STREET NORTHAMPTON THOMAS BURBIDGE VICTIM A WILLIAM BUNNING, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS W. ELLIS, OF OUNDLE WILLIAM WHITE, ALIAS TIMOTHY THEOBALD, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT NORTON, A HAM, VALUE 15S. THE PROPERTY OF ANN BUNTING JOS. BUNTING, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BROCKHALL, THREE SHOVELS, VALUE 8S. THE PROPERTY OF JOHN LEESON AND OTHERS K IG R NORTON Y ANN JOHN BUNNEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF STOCKINGS, AT ROADE, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN PHILLIPS OUNDLE P O C MENTIONE D VICTIM ON SATURDAY LAST, AGED 58, IN A FIT OF APOPLEXY, MR. JOHN BUNKER, FOR MANY YEARS CLERK TO MESSRS. R. & T. PHIPPS, OF THIS TOWN SEE ARTICLE R. NEWSHAM, W. DARBY, & J. BUNNEY WERE EACH SENTENCED TO ONE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR FOR AN ASSAULT ON A CONSTABLE, AT ROADE ROADE DESERTION BURBIDGE SEE ARTICLE T 1841 SEE ARTICLE ROBERT BURBIDGE, AGED 11, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BRACKLEY ST. PETER, A COAT AND A SMOCK FROCK, THE PROPERTY OF RICHARD HUMPHREYS ROBERT BURBIDGE, AGED 11, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BRACKLEY ST. PETER, A COAT AND SMOCK FROCK, THE PROPERTY OF RICHARD HUMPHREYS, PLEADED GUILTY, AND WAS SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR AMD TO BE ONCE WHIPPED SEE ARTICLE GEORGE SMITH, AGED 18, CHARGED WITH STEALING A LOAF OF BREAD, THE PROPERTY OF HIS MASTER, THOMAS BURBIDGE SEE ARTICLE (AGED ABOUT 70) SEE ARTICLE JAMES BURCHALL THEFT HARTWELL SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BURCHELL MENTIONE D TOWCESTER SEE ARTICLE CHARLES BURDET ASSAULT RUSHTON CHARLES BURDET, OF RUSHTON, WAS CONVICTED OF ASSAULTING JOHN JEFFS, A POLICE CONSTABLE, AND WAS FINED 5S. CHARLES BURDETT COMPLAIN T WILBARSTON SEE ARTICLE CHARLES BURDETT VICTIM RUSHTON SEE ARTICLE DAVID BURDETT BREACH OF THE PEACE RUSHTON BURDETT WORKING ON THE LORD'S DAY CARLTON 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOSEPH BURDETT 1843 TRANSPORTED JOSEPH BURDETT 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT LEVY ASSIZES Y JOHN E TRANSPOR TED A N C O 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT LEVY ASSIZES KETTERING PETTY MR. SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE WESTON BY WEEDON P THEFT BURDETT BURDETT 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS SARAH BURDETT 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS BURDETT SEE ARTICLE JOSEPH BURDETT, CHARGED WITH BREAKING OPEN A STORE ROOM IN THE HOUSE OF HENRY ASHBY, OF WESTON BY WEEDON, ABD STEALING A HAM, PIECE OF BACON, HALF A PIG'S HEAD, AND A BRASS PAN THE UNDER MENTIONED CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM THE COUNTY GAOL AND PLACED ON BOARD THE YORK HULK AT GOSPORT. TO BE TRANSPORTED FOR LIFE, JOSEPH BURDETT ; FOR 15 YEARS, WILLIAM BURRELL ; AND FOR 10 YEARS, GEORGE SMALL, THOMAS MURDEN, JOHN LAMB, AND HENRY HORTON. TO THE NEW PRISON, PENTONVILLE, THOMAS DUNN, FOR 10 YEARS LEVY BURDETT, AGED 32, CHARGED WITH HAVING (WITH OTHERS) FELONIOUSLY ASSAULTED RICHARD POWERS ON THE QUEEN'S HIGHWAY IN THE PARISH OF WELFORD, PUT HIM IN BODILY FEAR, AND STOLEN FROM HIS PERSON AN UMBRELLA ASSAULT WELFORD ASSAULT WELFORD SEE ARTICLE MIDDLETON SEE ARTICLE CARLTON SEE ARTICLE L BURDETT A 1843 T STAVERTON BUTTOCK'S BOOTH WILLIAM JOHN K 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE BURBIDGE R 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS FINESHADE BURBIDGE BURCH MENTIONE D DIED DIED WILLIAM A 1844 GEORGE SMITH, AGED 18, WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING A LOAF OF BREAD, THE PROPERTY OF HIS MASTER, THOMAS BURBIDGE, OF THIS TOWN. ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR. H 1837 NORTHAMPTON L 1838 VICTIM C 1836 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS INQUEST INQUEST NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS BURBIDGE IG 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES R 1842 COMPLAIN T WORKING ON THE LORD'S DAY MENTIONE D WILLIAM WISE, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR LEAVING THE SERVICE OF THOMAS BURDETT 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS BURDITT GAME BRIGSTOCK SEE ARTICLE CHARLES BURDITT GAME KETTERING SEE ARTICLE CHARLES BURDITT BRIGSTOCK SEE ARTICLE JOHN BURDITT JOHN BURDITT GAME JOSEPH BURDITT THEFT JOSEPH BURDITT THEFT WESTON BY WELLAND SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BURDITT MENTIONE D DESBOROUGH COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ROBINSON BURDON 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ROBINSON BURDON 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ROBINSON BURDON 1842 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS JOHN BURGES C THEFT OUNDLE BURGESS EDWARD BURGESS 1843 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS ELI BURGESS TRESPASS 1837 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS ELISABETH BURGESS THEFT 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS ELIZABETH BURGESS ASSAULT A L CAROLINE E SEE ARTICLE JOHN M'LACKLAN & ROBINSON BURDON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A BOY'S CLOTH COAT FROM THE PREMISES OF CHRISOPHER SWANN, OF OUNDLE JOHN MCLACKLAN AND ROBINSON BURDON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A COAT THE PROPERTY OF CHRISTOPHER SWANN, AT OUNDLE OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE RUSHDEN SEE ARTICLE BRIXWORTH SEE ARTICLE KINGSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE BRIXWORTH SEE ARTICLE RUSHDEN ST. JAMES END JOHN BURDITT FOR ONE MONTH, AND JAMES PERKINS, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS £3. 19S. BE PAID, FOR TRESPASSING AFTER GAME AT BRIGSTOCK JOSEPH BURDITT, CHARGED WITH BURGLARIOUSLY ENTERING A DWELLING HOUSE AND STEALING THEREFROM ONE HAM. A PIECE OF BACON, HALF A PIG'S FACE, AND A BRASS PAN, THE PROPERTY OF THE SAID HENRY ASHLEY, OF WESTON K OUNDLE DRUNK & DISORDER LY MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D BURGESS 1842 WESTON THEFT ANNE 1841 T H COTTINGHAM NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS 1835 WESTON BY WELLAND SEE ARTICLE THEFT O 1841 MENTIONE D MENTIONE D R 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES CHARLES A 1843 BRAMPTON ASH L 1844 THEFT C 1843 BURDETT IG 1844 SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM R 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES COMMITTED THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION RUSHTON JAMES WALKER, WILLIAM TAFFS AND WILLIAM BURDETT CHARGED WITH STEALING ELEVEN GUINEAS, SEVEN SOVEREIGNS AND OTHER ARTICLES, FROM THE DWELLING HOUSE OF MARY HUGHES, AT BRAMPTON ASH N 1844 BREACH OF THE PEACE BURDETT Y 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM A KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS P 1846 NORTHAMPTON ELI BURGESS, WILLIAM RICE, AND ANOTHER, WERE CHARGED BY GROSS, CONSTABLE OF RUSHDEN, WITH TRESPASSING IN A MEADOW, IN THE POSSESSION OF MR. WALTER ROOKSBY. THE CASE WAS CLOSED BY FINING THE LADS 6S. 3D. EACH WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING 3LBS. OF MUTTON. ON APPLICATION OF MR. BECKE THE TRIAL WAS DEFERRED TILL NEXT SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS ELIZABETH BURGESS ASSAULT 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES FRANCIS BURGESS THEFT BRIXWORTH 1842 COMMITMENTS JAMES BURGESS THEFT BRIXWORTH 1842 ASSIZES JAMES BURGESS THEFT BRIXWORTH 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JAMES ASSIZES BURGESS THEFT BRIXWORTH 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES BURGESS GAME LAWS 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES BURGESS 1843 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS JOSEPH BURGESS MARY ANN BURGESS DIED MARY ANN BURGESS VICTIM REUBEN BURGESS ASSAULT TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION E H T JAMES BURGESS, AGED 19, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BRIXWORTH, EIGHT TURNIPS, THE PROPERTY OF FRANCIS EDEY JAMES BURGESS, AGED 19, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BRIXWORTH, EIGHT TURNIPS, THE PROPERTY OF FRANCIS EDEY. THE PRISONER CONFESSED THAT HE HAD TAKEN THREE TURNIPS, HAVING NEITHER FOOD NOR WORK. HIS LORDSHIP SENTENCED THE PRISONER TO ONE WEEK'S IMPRISONMENT R A R Y L P C MIDDLETON CHENEY MIDDLETON CHENEY RUSHDEN WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS REUBEN BURGESS 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS BURGESS SETTLEMEN T WOLD 1844 DIED THOMAS BURGESS MENTIONE RED LION D MIDDLETON CHENEY 1846 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM BURGESS CHARGING SYRESHAM 1844 DIED BURGESS DIED A 1842 RUSHDEN WILLIAM A L ASSAULT RED LION JAMES BURGESS, OF BRIXWORTH, LABOURER, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR NOT FINDING SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS WILLIAM GULLIVER AND WILLIAM CHURCH, CONSTABLES OF MAIDWELL; AND FOR THE FURTHER TERM OF ONE MONTH, FOR ROBBING THE GARDEN OF JOHN HEEPS, SEN. AT MAIDWELL. THOMAS MORTON WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING CERTAIN TOOLS AT KETTERING, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH BURGESS. ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR SEE ARTICLE THOMAS NEWMAN, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR STEALING A GALLON OF TURNIPS, THE PROPERTY OF MARY ANN BURGESS, OF MIDDLETON CHENEY K IG OF BRIXWORTH, FOR 6 MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS KETTERING N 1842 JAMES BURGESS, CHARGED WITH STEALING EIGHT TURNIPS, THE PROPERTY OF FRANCIS EDEY, OF BRIXWORTH BRIXWORTH VICTIM O 1843 INQUEST COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION ELIZABETH BURGESS OF ST. JAMES'S END, WAS BOUND OVER TO BE OF GOOD BEHAVIOUR TO MARIA WARWICK FRANCIS BURGESS, AGED 33, CHARGED WITH STEALING 10 LBS. OF PORK, THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL KNIGHT, OF BRIXWORTH NORTHAMPTON BRIXWORTH SURETIES C 1846 ST. JAMES END MIDDLETON CHENEY REUBEN BURGESS, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS £3 BE SOONER PAID, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING JOHN GOSS, AT RUSHDEN J. GOSS, GAMEKEEPER TO C. HILL ESQ., CHARGED REUBEN HILL, THOMAS DICKINS, AND LEVY CLARK WITH BRUTALLY ASSAULTING HIM IN THE WHEAT SHEAF INN, AT RUSHDEN. THEY WERE SEVERALLY FINED £3. AND COSTS, IN DEFAULT COMMITTED FOR TWO MONTHS OF WOLD, WAS EXAMINED AS TO HIS PLACE OF SETTLEMENT, AND ORDERS MADE OUT FOR THE REMOVAL OF HIMSELF AND WIFE TO KIBWORTH HARCOURT, IN THE COUNTY OF LEICESTER MARCH 11, AT MIDDLETON CHENEY, WILLIAM INFANT SON OF MR. THOMAS BURGESS, RED LION JOHN ADDINGTON OF SYRESHAM, WAS CHARGED BY WILLIAM BURGESS, ONE OF THE CONSTABLES OF THAT PLACE, WITH DISORDERLY CONDUCT DURING DIVINE SERVICE ON THE 15TH FEBRUARY. CONVICTED. BOUND OVER FOR HIS FUTURE GOOD BEHAVIOUR, AND MADE TO PAY FINE AND COSTS £1. MARCH 11, AT MIDDLETON CHENEY, WILLIAM INFANT SON OF MR. THOMAS BURGESS, RED LION 1841 1835 1839 1842 1843 DRUNK NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM BURGESS WILLIAM BURGESS DRUNK MENTIONE D DRAUGHTON SEE ARTICLE BRIXWORTH SEE ARTICLE COMFORT BURGOYNE UNION MISBEHAVI WORKHOU BRACKLEY OUR SE COMFORT BURGOYNE AND ELIZABETH MIDDLETON, CONVICTED OF MISBEHAVIOUR IN BRACKLEY UNION WORKHOUSE JOHN BURGOYNE LEAVING CHILD BRACKLEY ST. JAMES FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR LEAVING HIS CHILD CHARGEABLE TO BRACKLEY ST. JAMES JOHN BURGOYNE LEAVING CHILD BRACKLEY ST. JAMES FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR LEAVING ONE OF HIS CHILDREN CHARGEABLE TO BRACKLEY ST. JAMES TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION MARK BURKE UNLAWFUL PURPOSE FOTHERINGHAY FOR 14 DAYS, FOR BEING FOUND ON PREMISES AT FOTHERINGHAY FOR AN UNLAWFUL PURPOSE 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION HENRY BURKITT DAMAGE WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS HENRY BURKITT 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM BURKITT 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BURKITT R A WELLINGBOROUGH GREENS NORTON SEE ARTICLE VICTIM HASELBEECH OSWARD HARDING, AGED 33, (OUT ON BAIL), CHARGED WITH STEALING DIVERS QUANTITIES OF OATS, & C., FROM THE PREMISES OF MRS. MARY BURNABY, OF HASELBEECH VICTIM HASELBEECH HALL SEE ARTICLE N NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES THOMAS BURMAN 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS MARY BURNABY MARY BURNABY MR. BURNABY REV. G. A. BURNABY THOMAS BURNABY COMPLAIN T MENTIONE D FIRE THOMAS BURNABY VICTIM 1835 1833 COMMITMENTS TO OUR COUNTY GAOL VICTIM A 1837 1842 C GREENS NORTON EDWARD WRIGHT, 48, CHARGED WITH STEALING SEVEN GUINEAS, ONE SOVEREIGN, A HALF SOVEREIGN, AND TWO £5 NOTES, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS BURMAN, OF GREENS NORTON THOMAS 1846 L VICTIM A ANDREW CORRYGAN, CHARGED WITH STEALING A COAT FROM THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM BURKITT, OF WELLINGBOROUGH ANDREW CORRYGAN, CHARGED WITH STEALING A COAT THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BURKITT, OF WELLINGBOROUGH ASSIZES NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS FIRE WELLINGBOROUGH HENRY BURKITT, AGED 21, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING FROM THE POCKET OF C. MORRIS, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, A POCKET BOOK, CONTAINING A SOVEREIGN AND THREE HALFSOVEREIGNS. ONE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR WELLINGBOROUGH VICTIM 1837 1842 L P C O VICTIM HENRY BURKITT, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT WELLINGBOROUGH, A POCKET BOOK, CONTAINING A SOVEREIGN, THREE HALF SOVEREIGNS, AND A MEMORANDUM BOOK, THE PROPERTY OF CHARLES MORRIS K WELLINGBOROUGH THEFT BURMAN E H IG THEFT R BURKITT Y HENRY T 1841 SEE ARTICLE HASELBEECH HALL SEE ARTICLE BURTON LATIMER SEE ARTICLE BURTON LATIMER JOSEPH NORTHERN, CHARGED WITH STEALING SOME GRAIN, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS BURNABY, OF BURTON LATIMER JOHN BURNALL, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ASSAULTING THOMAS REEVE AND SEVERAL OTHER CONSTABLES 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN BURNALL ASSAULT 1841 ASSAULT JOHN BURNALL ASSAULT 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN BURNALL ASSAULT JOHN BURNALL, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ASSAULTING JOHN SMITH, CONSTABLE VICTIM WILLIAM ELLIOTT, CHARGED WITH STEALING A COAT, VALUE 10S., A WAISTCOAT, VALUE 5S., A PAIR OF TROWSERS, VALUE 1S., A SHIRT, VALUE 1S., AND A HANDKERCHIEF, VALUE 1S., THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BURNALL, CHIMNEY SWEEPER JOHN BURNELL THEFT 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES BURNELL THEFT GEORGE BURNELL DEFRAUD BURNETT DAVENTRY R THEFT CHURCH LANE MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE EYDON SEE ARTICLE 1840 INQUEST ROBERT BURNETT TWO MENTIONE BREWERS, NORTHAMPTON D ABINGTON STREET 1838 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS JOSEPH BURNHAM VICTIM 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOSEPH BURNHAM VICTIM 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS SARAH BURNHAM 1833 ASSIZES EDMUND BURNHILL 1839 1846 1837 1843 DIED COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION DAVENTRY JOHN CONNOLLY, CHARGED WITH RECEIVING A SILVER WATCH, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH BURNHAM, OF DAVENTRY, KNOWING IT TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN BUGBROOKE SEE ARTICLE KILLING A SHEEP PAULERSPURY EDMUND BURNHILL, 29, CHARGED WITH KILLING A SHEEP AT PAULERSPURY, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN KENDALL BURNILL KILLING A SHEEP PAULERSPURY SEE ARTICLE BURNS GAMBLING A N C SEE ARTICLE O DAVENTRY C NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT EDMUND ASSIZES TO THE HOUSE OF MICHAEL CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES SEE ARTICLE L VICTIM A 1833 JOHN BURNELL, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT DAVENTRY, FELONIOUSLY STOLEN A SILK HANDKERCHIEF AND A WORKING TOOL, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BAILEY L 1843 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES BURNELL DAVENTRY P 1841 JOHN E COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL K 1840 R VICTIM WILLIAM ELLIOTT PLEADED GUILTY TO STEALING A PAIR OF TROWSERS, A SHIRT, AND A HANDKERCHIEF, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BURNALL, HIS MASTER, AND WAS SENTENCED TO TWO MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT JOHN BURNELL, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SILK HANDKERCHIEF AND A FORE PART IRON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BAILEY T BURNALL A WILLIAM ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS BURNALL H 1841 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS 1840 WILLIAM AT THE SAME TIME, [MONDAY MORNING] WAS COMMITTED FOR ONE MONTH FOR AN ASSAULT ON MARY COLES NORTHAMPTON IG BOROUGH COMMITMENTS Y 1841 GREEN STREET THE KEEPER OF A GAMBLING TABLE, FOR TWO MONTHS THOMAS BURNS THEFT WEEDON BECK JOHN BURRELL DIED NORTHAMPTON WILLIAM BURRELL THEFT SUDBOROUGH THOMAS BURNS, AGED 35, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, THE PROPERTY OF MARY WEST & THOMAS JONES, OF WEEDON BECK SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BURRELL, CHARGED WITH STEALING A WHIP, VALUE 5S., THE PROPERTY OF J. C. TEBBUTT, OF SUDBOROUGH 1843 QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BURRELL THEFT SUDBOROUGH 1843 QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BURRELL THEFT SUDBOROUGH 1843 TRANSPORTED WILLIAM BURRELL TRANSPOR TED 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION CATHERINE BURROUGHS ABSENT CHARLES BURROUGHS MISCONDU CT FREDERICK BURROUGHS GAME FREDERICK BURROUGHS GAME FREDERICK BURROUGHS ASSAULT JOHN BURROUGHS JOHN BURROUGHS JOHN BURROUGHS 1834 T H COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL MARY ANN BURROWBACK 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BURROWES 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION CHARLES BURROWS 1843 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE 1838 INVESTIGATION 1844 INQUEST THEFT VICTIM L 1840 LEAVING CHILD DESERTING FAMILY E R A L THEFT TOWCESTER ROWELL ROWELL WELLINGBOROUGH BOUGHTON FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS £3 NE PAID, FOR USING A DOG AND GUN FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF GAME, AT COTTESBROOK K IG R Y OUNDLE C 1835 OUNDLE N 1840 KETTERING COTTESBROOK A 1845 WILLIAM BURRELL, AGED, 22, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A WHIP, THE PROPERTY OF J. C. TEBBUTT, OF SUDBOROUGH. 15 YEARS' TRANSPORTATION THE UNDER MENTIONED CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM THE COUNTY GAOL AND PLACED ON BOARD THE YORK HULK AT GOSPORT. TO BE TRANSPORTED FOR LIFE, JOSEPH BURDETT ; FOR 15 YEARS, WILLIAM BURRELL ; AND FOR 10 YEARS, GEORGE SMALL, THOMAS MURDEN, JOHN LAMB, AND HENRY HORTON. TO THE NEW PRISON, PENTONVILLE, THOMAS DUNN, FOR 10 YEARS ANN ALMOND & CATHERINE BURROUGHS, RESPECTIVELY FOR 21 DAYS, FOR ABSENTING THEMSELVES FROM THE UNION WORKHOUSE AT KETTERING FOR 21 DAYS, FOR MISCONDUCT IN THE KETTERING UNION WORKHOUSE UNION WORKHOU KETTERING SE P 1844 O 1843 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION C 1841 WILLIAM BURRELL, AGED 22, CHARGED WITH STEALING A WHIP, THE PROPERTY OF J. C. TEBBUTT, OF SUDBOROUGH ROBERT WORTLEY & FREDERICK BURROUGHS, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS £2. 11S. 6D. BE PAID, FOR TRESPASSING AFTER GAME AT OUNDLE FREDERICK BURROUGHS AND JOHN BAILEY, FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR ASSAULTING JAMES WOODWARD, AT OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR LEAVING HIS CHILD CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF ROWELL FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR LEAVING HIS FAMILY CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF ROWELL MARY ANN BURROWBACK, CHARGED WITH STEALING FIVE COTTON STOCKINGS, VALUE 2S., FROM THE PREMISES OF THOMAS BIRCHALL, OF WELLINGBOROUGH THOMAS FITZHUGH WAS SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT FOR STEALING A TIN BOWL, AT BOUGHTON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BURROWES JOSEPH WILSON & CHARLES BURROWS, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR ASSAULTING CHARLES HIGGINS, CONSTABLE OF ROWELL, WHILE IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY THE FOLLOWING PERSONS WERE CONVICTED OF HAVING UNJUST WEIGHTS AND BALANCES, AND FINED IN THE UNDER MENTIONED SUMS, INCLUDING COSTS, VIZ :- GEORGE BURROWS, FINEDON, SCALES INCORRECT, 12S. ROWELL BURROWS UNJUST SCALES FINEDON MARIA BURROWS MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE SARAH BURROWS UNION MENTIONE WORKHOU NORTHAMPTON D SE SEE ARTICLE A ASSAULT 1834 1833 1843 1837 RADSTONE OF RADSTONE, LABOURER, FOR ONE MONTH, AS AN INCORRIBLE ROGUE, AFTER A PREVIOUS CONVICTION OF A SIMILAR OFFENCE ANN BURT MENTIONE D NEWNHAM SEE ARTICLE CATHARINE BURT DAMAGE EVERDON CATHARINE BURT, ELIZABETH BURT, AND SARAH JOHNSON, FOR DESTROYING A FENCE, AT EVERDON CHARLOTTE BURT LEAVING FAMILY NEWNHAM FOR ONE MONTH, FOR RUNNING AWAY AND LEAVING HER FAMILY CHARGEABLE TO NEWNHAM ELIZABETH BURT DAMAGE EVERDON CATHARINE BURT, ELIZABETH BURT, AND SARAH JOHNSON, FOR DESTROYING A FENCE, AT EVERDON GEORGE BURT VICTIM MAIDFORD SEE ARTICLE GEORGE BURT VICTIM MAIDFORD JOHN BULL, ON SUSPICION OF STEALING AT MAIDFORD, A QUANTITY OF GRAIN, BELONGING TO GEORGE BURT JAMES BURT SUSANNAH BURT MENTIONE D MENTIONE GAS D STREET STANION & LITTLE OAKLEY NORTHAMPTON INQUEST ANDREW BURTON MENTIONE GRENVILLE NORTHAMPTON D TERRACE 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ANN BURTON THEFT 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS BENJAMIN BURTON 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS CHARLES BURTON COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL E. S. 1846 DIED 1834 1846 P COMPLAIN T C THEFT O 1835 L Y A R R 1843 SEE ARTICLE E 1834 ROGUE SEE ARTICLE K 1843 BURSON T 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS THOMAS H 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION IG 1841 LOWICK ANN BURTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING EIGHT PIECES OF TAPE, A PAPER OF PINS, 46 COTTON BALLS, AND OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF MESSRS. MARRIOTT BENJAMIN BURTON, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR STEALING, ON THE 28TH ULT., SEVERAL APPLES GROWING IN THE GARDEN OF JOHN JONES SEE ARTICLE JOHN WRIGHT AND WILLIAM JARVIS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A LEG OF MUTTON AND A LEG OF PORT, THE PROPERTY OF E. S. BURTON, ESQ. OF DAVENTRY ON THE 25TH INSTANT, AT DAVENTRY, ELIZABETH, RELICT OF THE LATE EDMOND BURTON, ESQ., IN THE 88TH YEAR OF HER AGE BURTON VICTIM EDMOND BURTON MENTIONE D DAVENTRY NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES EDMUND SINGER BURTON MENTIONE D DAVENTRY SEE ARTICLE DIED ELIZABETH BURTON DIED DAVENTRY ON THE 25TH INSTANT, AT DAVENTRY, ELIZABETH, RELICT OF THE LATE EDMOND BURTON, ESQ., IN THE 88TH YEAR OF HER AGE A L A N C DAVENTRY SEE ARTICLE 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS ELIZABETH BURTON VICTIM KINGSTHORPE GEORGE WHITE, OF KINGSTHORPE, STONE MASON, WAS CONVICTED OF DAMAGING THE DOOR OF THE DWELLING HOUSE OF MRS. ELIZABETH BURTON, AT KINGSTHORPE, ON THE 19TH INSTANT, AND ADJUDGED TO PAY PENALTY, DAMAGE, AND COSTS, AMOUNTING TOGETHER TO 10S. 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION HENRY BURTON NO LICENCE GREAT DODDINGTON FOR ONE MONTH, FOR HAVING, AT GREAT DODDINGTON, WANDERED ABOUT AND TRADED AS A PEDLAR WITHOUT BEING DULY LICENSED 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION HENRY BURTON GAME TITCHMARSH 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN BURTON REMOVAL MILTON TO EAST HADDON 1843 INQUEST JOHN BURTON DIED 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOSEPH BURTON THEFT MOULTON JOSEPH BURTON GAME NORTHAMPTON JOSEPH BURTON GAME T H THEFT 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOSEPH BURTON THEFT 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SESSIONS MARK BURTON MR. BURTON RICHARD BURTON A Y BURTON N THOMAS A BURTON C P O RICHARD THRAPSTON MENTIONE CHURCHILL NEAR DAVENTRY D VICTIM ST. PETER NORTHAMPTON VICTIM PARISH MENTIONE KINGSTHORPE D E SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE KINGSTHORPE SAMUEL FRISBY AND SAMUEL HOLLOWELL, CHARGED WITH STEALING FIVE PINTS OF GIN, THE PROPERTY OF THEIR MASTER, MR. THOMAS BURTON, OF KINGSTHORPE COTTON END SEE ARTICLE VICTIM EAST HADDON RICHARD EALEY & WILLIAM GAMMAGE, CHARGED WITH STEALING, ON THE 6TH INST., AT EAST HADDON, A GUN, THE PROPERTY OF BENJAMIN JOHNSON, AND ON THE 23D. INST. ANOTHER GUN, THE PROPERTY OF W. C. BURTON BURTON THEFT OUNDLE BURTON THEFT OUNDLE COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS BURTON 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS BURTON 1845 COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF W. C. CORRECTION BURTON 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM VICTIM THEFT A 1836 L 1845 THEFT C 1840 MOULTON MOULTON GEORGE GEE AND JOSEPH BURTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A TAME DUCK, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BARBER, AT MOULTON GEORGE GEE AND JOSEPH BURTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING ONE TAME DUCK, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BARBER, AT MOULTON. GEE ACQUITTED ; BARTON ONE MONTH'S SOLITARY CONFINEMENT MARK BURTON PLEADED GUILTY OF STEALING TWO ASH POLES, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM SMITH, OF THRAPSTON, AND WAS SENTENCED TO SIX WEEKS' IMPRISONMENT WITH HARD LABOUR K BURTON 1840 FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR TRESPASSING AFTER GAME AT OVERSTONE R JOSEPH R NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ATTEMPT TO DESTROY A WHOLE FAMILY THEFT NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE OVERSTONE 1841 1844 SEE ARTICLE (AGED 5 YEARS) GEORGE GEE & JOSEPH BURTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT MOULTON, A TAME DUCK, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BARBER L 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION SPECIAL AND PETTY SESSIONS COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION GRENVILLE NORTHAMPTON TERRACE IG 1844 HENRY BURTON, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR COMMITTING A TRESPASS IN SEARCH OF GAME ON LAND IN THE OCCUPATION OF THOMAS COALES, OF TITCHMARSH, THE GAME BEING THE PROPERTY OF LORD LILFORD THE SUSPENSION OT THE ORDERS OF REMOVAL OF JOHN BURTON AND HIS FAMILY, GRANTED ON THE 5TH OF MARCH LAST, WAS TAKEN OFF WILLIAM BURTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT OUNDLE, A CHIMNEY CLOTH, A CHIMNEY SCRAPER, AND A BANNISTER BRUSH, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES JONES WILLIAM BURTON, AGED 18, CHARGED WITH STEALING A CHIMNEY CLOTH, &C., AT OUNDLE, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES JONES 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION 1836 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES CRANFIELD WILLIAM BURTON BURTON FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR RUNNING AWAY AND LEAVING HIS WIFE AND THREE CHILDREN CHARGEABLE TO WHILTON. WILLIAM BURTON, FOR A SIMILAR OFFENCE AT GAYTON GAYTON GAME CHARLES TEE, FOR THREE MONTHS, AND WILLIAM BURTON, JAMES KENNARD, JOSEPH WEST, JOHN COLSTON, AND WILLIAM LANGFORD, REPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS VICTIM RICHARD EALEY & WILLIAM GAMMAGE, CHARGED WITH STEALING A GUN, THE PROPERTY OF BENJAMIN JOHNSON, OF EAST HADDON. ALSO WITH STEALING A GUN, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM CRANFIELD BURTON, OF EAST HADDON EAST HADDON THE LICENSE OF JOHN EDMUNDS, DECEASED, OF THE ROBIN HOOD, ST. JAME'S END, WAS TRANSFERRED TO HIS WIDOW CATHERINE, OF SAMUEL EADY DECEASED, OF THE GEORGE INN, BRIXWORTH, TO MR. SAMUEL KNIGHT, OF WILLIAM CRANFIELD BURTON, OF THE RED LION, EAST HADDON, TO MR. JOHN GARRATT VICTIM GEORGE BUSBY THEFT ASSIZES HENRY BUSBY 1835 ASSIZES HENRY BUSBY 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN BUSBY THOMAS BUSBY VICTIM VICTIM VICTIM THOMAS BUSBY 1834 ASSIZES HENRY BUSH 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES HENRY BUSH 1836 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS J. A L BUSBY MENTIONE D A THOMAS 1836 BUSH PYTCHLEY PYTCHLEY N C WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES 1844 A 1835 CULWORTH L BUSBY SEE ARTICLE C HENRY O 1835 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL E BUSBY EAST HADDON K BENJAMIN RED LION R LICENSE IG BURTON R 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES WILLIAM CRANFIELD Y 1836 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS P 1844 H T WILLIAM LEAVING WIFE & CHILDREN BURTON THEFT MENTIONE D MENTIONE D COGENHOE SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM PANTER, JUN. CHARGED WITH STEALING EIGHT PAIR OF SHOES BELONGING TO WM. MOBBS, AND FOUR FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF HENRY BUSBY, BESIDES OTHER FOWLS, BELONGING TO JAMES BRYAN WILLIAM PANTER, AGED 21, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT PYTCHLEY, EIGHT PAIR OF SHOES, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM MOBBS ; FOUR FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF HENRY BUSBY ; AND CERTAIN FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES BRYAN SEE ARTICLE THE CHARGE PREFERRED AGAINST CHARLES TARRY, LABOURER, AARON WILSON, WHEELWRIGHT, THOMAS TARRY, LABOURER, AND WILLIAM JOLLY, LABOURER, ALL OF ECTON, FOR BREAKING A GATE, AND GATHERING SOME APPLES, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BUSBY, OF COGENHOE, WAS, WITH THE CONSENT OF THE MAGISTRATES, SETTLED BETWEEN THE PARTIES WELLINGBOROUGH WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE BROUGHTON SEE ARTICLE THEFT WELTON HENRY BUSH (OUT UPON BAIL), CHARGED WITH STEALING A PICKAXE, VALUE 6D. THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS SABIN, OF WELTON THEFT WELTON SEE ARTICLE EYDON W. ARIS WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING SUNDRY ARTICLES OF IRONMONGERY, THE PROPERTY OF J. BUSH, OF EYDON. 14 DAYS' HARD LABOUR VICTIM 1845 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES BUSH ASSAULT WOODFORD JAMES BUSH, FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR ASSAULTING JAMES LILEY, CONSTABLE, AT WOODFORD 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JAMES BUSH VICTIM EYDON WILLIAM ARIS, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT EYDON, FOUR KNIVES AND A JEW'S HARP, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES BUSH 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JAMES BUSH DAMAGE WOODFORD 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ROBERT BUSH DAMAGE DAVENTRY 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL SAMUEL BUSH SURETIES NEWNHAM 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL SAMUEL BUSH SURETIES BUSH COUNTERF EIT COIN BUSH VICTIM 1840 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS BUSH VICTIM 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT CHARLES ASSIZES BUSHELL 1840 INQUEST BUSNELL O BUSHBY AMBROSIAH BUSWELL 1842 INQUEST CHARLES BUSWELL 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS CHARLES BUSWELL 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS 1837 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS A GANG OF THIEVES BROKEN UP T H A N E SEE ARTICLE CORBY MARY HOMAN AND KATHERINE BUSHBY, BOTH OF CORBY, WERE CONVICTED OF BREAKING A HEDGE ON THE 21ST DECEMBER, AND DOING DAMAGE TO THE AMOUNT OF THREE SHILLINGS. THEY WERE FINED SIXPENCE EACH, AND COSTS, AMOUNTING TOGETHER TO FOURTEEN SHILLINGS EACH DEENETHORPE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE PRESTON CAPES WILLIAM BUSWELL, 51, AMBROSIAH BUSWELL, 21, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN JOHNSON, OF PRESTON CAPES MENTIONE D COLD ASHBY SEE ARTICLE VICTIM COLD ASHBY SEE ARTICLE A ASSIZES THEFT A 1839 SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON L ANN DAMAGE MENTIONE D MENTIONE ANGEL HOTEL D C KATHERINE L KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS ALL SAINTS NORTHAMPTON PARISH C 1845 Y WILLIAM K NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES R 1840 P SARAH SARAH BUSH, FOR RE-EXAMINATION ON A CHARGE OF UTTERING A COUNTERFEIT SHILLING TO WILLIAM LOWE, DRAPER, AND WITH HAVING ANOTHER COUNTERFEIT SHILLING IN HER POSSESSION IG BOROUGH COMMITMENTS SAMUEL BUSH, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HENRY LOVELL, OF BUGBROOK BUGBROOKE R 1845 JAMES BUSH, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR COMMITTING WILFUL DAMAGE TO THE REAL AND PESONAL PROPERTY OF MARY ANN FOLWELL, AT WOODFORD ROBERT BUSH, OF DAVENTRY, SWEEP, FOR ONE MONTH, ON NON-PAYMENT OF £1. 18S. 6D., DAMAGES AND COSTS, FOR MALICIOUSLY DAMAGING A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE GRACE SAMUEL BUSH, FOR WANT OF SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS THOMAS MIDDLETON, OF NEWNHAM CHARLES BUSWELL VICTIM COLD ASHBY JANE WARD AND ELIZABETH CAMPION, OF COLD ASHBY, SINGLE WOMEN, WERE CONVICTED OF BREAKING THE HEDGE OF MR. CHARLES BUSWELL, OF COLD ASHBY, AND DIRECTED TO PAY, WITH COSTS, 11S. 6D. EACH CHARLES BUSWELL MENTIONE D KETTERING SEE ARTICLE ELIZ. BUSWELL VICTIM CLIPSTON SEE ARTICLE ELIZABETH BUSWELL VICTIM CLIPSTON 1843 DIED ELIZABETH BUSWELL DIED GREAT OXENDON 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ELIZABETH BUSWELL VICTIM CLIPSTON 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION ELIZH BUSWELL MENTIONE D CLIPSTON 1843 DIED JOHN BUSWELL MENTIONE D GREAT OXENDON JOSEPH BUSWELL VICTIM MARY ANN BUSWELL MENTIONE D KETTERING BRIXWORTH MRS. BUSWELL DIED 1842 INQUEST WILLIAM BUSWELL DIED 1839 ASSIZES WILLIAM BUSWELL 1835 DIED WILLIAM BUSWELL WILLIAM BUSWELL 1843 1838 1837 H A Y L P O MENTIONE D BRIXWORTH K SEE ARTICLE ON MONDAY LAST, AT BRIXWORTH, MRS. BUSWELL, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. WILLIAM BUSWELL, SHEEP SALESMAN, OF SCALDWELL, IN THIS COUNTY SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BUSWELL, 51, AMBROSIAH BUSWELL, 21, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN JOHNSON, OF PRESTON CAPES ON MONDAY LAST, AT BRIXWORTH, MRS. BUSWELL, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. WILLIAM BUSWELL, SHEEP SALESMAN, OF SCALDWELL, IN THIS COUNTY EDGCOTT SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE DESBOROUGH THOMAS BUSYORD VICTIM WESTON BY WELLAND SEE ARTICLE ANN BUTCHER JAMES BUTCHER JOHN BUTCHER JOHN BUTCHER N ASSAULT A 1843 MENTIONE D GEORGE OLIVER, FOR ONE MONTH, UNLESS £1. 2S. BE PAID, FOR ASSAULTING ANN BUTCHER VICTIM L 1836 PRESTON CAPES SEE ARTICLE BUSWELL A 1842 NORTHAMPTON SUMMER ASSIZES KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SPRING ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES THEFT C 1834 R DIED R 1835 BRACKLEY ST. JAMES C 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS IG 1846 JOHN WILLIAMS ALIAS WILLSON, AGED 24, CONVICTED OF STEALING, AT CLIPSTON, A SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF ELIZABETH BUSWELL. TEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION ON THE 9TH INSTANT, AT GREAT OXENDON, AGED 57, ELIZABETH, THE BELOVED WIFE OF MR. JOHN BUSWELL. SHE WAS A MOST AFFECTIONATE WIFE, A TENDER MOTHER, AND A SINCERE FRIEND JOHN WILLIAMS ALIAS WILLSON, AGED 24, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT CLIPSTON, A SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF ELIZABETH BUSWELL JOHN WILLIAM ALIAS WILSON, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT CLIPSTON, KILLED A SHEEP, AND STOLEN PART THEREOF, THE PROPERTY OF ELIZH. BUSWELL ON THE 9TH INSTANT, AT GREAT OXENDON, AGED 57, ELIZABETH, THE BELOVED WIFE OF MR. JOHN BUSWELL. SHE WAS A MOST AFFECTIONATE WIFE, A TENDER MOTHER, AND A SINCERE FRIEND E NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS T 1843 ASSAULT VICTIM SEE ARTICLE MAYORHOL NORTHAMPTON D MENTIONE TOWCESTER D MENTIONE MAYORHOL NORTHAMPTON D D 1836 INQUEST JOHN BUTCHER 1834 DIED MARY BUTCHER DIED SPRATTON 1834 DIED MR. BUTCHER MENTIONE D SPRATTON SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE ON WEDNESDAY, 11TH INSTANT, DEEPLY REGRETTED BY ALL WHO KNEW HER, MARY, ELDEST DAUGHTER OF MR. T. BUTCHER, OF SPRATTON, AGED 18 ON WEDNESDAY, 11TH INSTANT, DEEPLY REGRETTED BY ALL WHO KNEW HER, MARY, ELDEST DAUGHTER OF MR. T. BUTCHER, OF SPRATTON, AGED 18 1844 1843 1840 WELLINGBOROUGH SERIOUS ACCIDENT NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS INQUEST MR. R. BUTCHER MR. T. BUTCHER ROBERT BUTCHER THEFT ROBERT BUTCHER ASSAULT ROBERT BUTCHER MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON ROBERT BUTCHER THEFT 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ROBERT BUTCHER THEFT 1843 THE BURGLARY AT MRS. GURNEYS ROBERT BUTCHER THREE MENTIONE CROWNS, D BRIDGE STREET 1834 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS ROBERT BUTCHER OFFENSIVE BLACK BOY NORTHAMPTON LANGUAGE & STILL SEPTIMUS BUTCHER ASSAULT T. A. BUTCHER VICTIM NORTHAMPTON IG E H VIGO SEE ARTICLE A R R NORTHAMPTON L Y SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE COLD HIGHAM SEE ARTICLE C P O SEE ARTICLE A YOUNG MAN, NAME ROBERT BUTCHER, WAS BROUGHT UP AT THE SAME TIME [AUG 26] CHARGED WITH ROBBING THE GARDENS OF MR. HIGGINS, AT THE VIGO, AND WAS SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT AND HARD LABOUR ROBERT BUTCHER, FOR SIX MONTHS, FOR STEALING PLUMS FROM THE GARDEN OF W. T. HIGGINS BUTCHER VICTIM TOWCESTER HENRY HAMMOND, 22, CHARGED WITH HAVING, IN COMPANY WITH OTHER PERSONS, ON THE DAVENTRY TURNPIKE ROAD, IN THE PARISH OF TOWCESTER, FELONIOUSLY ROBBED THOMAS BUTCHER OF 15S. IN SILVER THOMAS BUTCHER MENTIONE ROSE & D CROWN WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE THOMAS BUTCHER 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS N INQUEST A 1846 BUTCHER WOUNDIN G THOMAS BUTCHER, AGED 32, CHARGED WITH CUTTING AND WOUNDING THOMAS WHITING, WITH A SWORD, IN THIS BOROUGH VICTIM TOWCESTER HENRY HAMMOND, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE 8TH NOV. 1836, IN COMPANY WITH OTHER PERSONS, FELONIOUSLY ROBBED THOMAS BUTCHER OF 15S. ON THE DAVENTRY TURNPIKE ROAD IN THE PARISH OF TOWCESTER L THOMAS A 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES C 1840 SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON 1844 1843 SEE ARTICLE K 1846 ROBBERIES T 1839 BUTCHER'S MENTIONE YARD, NORTHAMPTON D KETTERING ROAD MENTIONE D 1837 ASSIZES THOMAS BUTCHER VICTIM TOWCESTER GEORGE COX, 25, CHARGED WITH FELONIOUSLY ASSAULTING THOMAS BUTCHER, AT TOWCESTER, PUTTING HIM IN FEAR AND DANGER OF HIS LIFE, AND STEALING FROM HIS PERSON 12S. IN SILVER 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES BUTCHER VICTIM TOWCESTER SEE ARTICLE 1835 ASSIZES BUTCHER MENTIONE ROSE & D CROWN WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE THOMAS 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS BUTCHER VICTIM TOWCESTER GEORGE COX, CHARGED, IN COMPANY WITH OTHER PERSONS, WITH VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING THOMAS BUTCHER, OF TOWCESTER, AND TAKING FROM HIS PERSON 12S. IN SILVER 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BUTCHER VICTIM PATTESHALL JAMES LEONARD, AGED 30, AND PHEOEB BASFORD, AGED 21, CHARGED WITH STEALING A POUND AND A HALF OF BACON, BELONGING TO WILLIAM BUTCHER, OF PATTESHALL 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM BUTCHER VICTIM PATTISHALL 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BUTCHER VICTIM PATTISHALL 1841 NORTHAMPTON MIDSUMMER ASSIZES WILLIAM BUTCHER MENTIONE D 1840 A PRIZE FIGHT PREVENTED FRANCIS BUTIN FIGHT 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ALICE BUTLER THEFT 1841 CALENDAR OF PRISONERS FOR TRIAL DANIEL BUTLER THEFT 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS DANIEL BUTLER 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL DANIEL BUTLER THEFT ELLEN BUTLER VICTIM KINGS CLIFFE HENRY WOODING, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR ASSAULTING ELLEN BUTLER, AT KINGS CLIFFE GEORGE BUTLER THEFT THENFORD SEE ARTICLE 1837 1836 1840 TRANSPORTED COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL T E H SEE ARTICLE R R K IG FARTHINGHOE L Y A MIDDLETON CHENEY P MIDDLETON CHENEY C O MIDDLETON CHENEY A N C A 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON THEFT L 1843 WILLIAM DAVIS & JOHN MARRIOTT, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT PATTISHALL, THREE PIECES OF WOOD, VALUE 5S. 6D., THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BUTCHER WILLIAM DAVIS, AGED 19, & JOHN MARRIOTT, 54 (THE LATTER OUT ON BAIL), CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT PATTISHALL, THREE PIECES OF WOOD, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BUTCHER GEORGE BUTLER TRANSPOR TED JOHN BUTLER GAME JONATHAN BUTLER THEFT ALICE BUTLER, AGED 15, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A STRAW BONNET, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM CHATTEL, OF FARTHINGHOE. ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR HANNAH TOOLEY, 21, DANIEL BUTLER, 64, CHARGED WITH STEALING A POCKET, FOUR POUNDS IN SILVER, AND TWO POCKET BOOKS, THE PROPERTY OF ELIZABETH JOHNSON, OF MIDDLETON CHENEY HANNAH TOOLEY, 21, DANIEL BUTLER, 64, CHARGED WITH STEALING A POCKET, FOUR POUNDS IN SILVER, AND TWO POCKET BOOKS, THE PROPERTY OF ELIZABETH JOHNSON, OF MIDDLETON CHENEY. ACQUITTED HANNAH TOOLEY & DANIEL BUTLER, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT MIDDLETON CHENEY, A POCKET AND £4 IN MONEY, TOGETHER WITH TWO POCKET BOOKS, THE PROPERTY OF ELIZABETH JOHNSON THE UNDER MENTIONED CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO PORTSMOUTH, AND PUT ON BOARD THE LEVIATHAN HULK, VIZ :- JOHN SYKES & GEORGE BAKER, FOR LIFE; JOHN BIRD & MATTHEW BROWN, FOR 10 YEARS ; JAMES CLARE, FOR 14 YEARS; SAMUEL CLARE, JAMES SUITOR, JOHN HARDY, JOHN TIRRELL, JAMES COALBECK, JOSEPH LOVERIDGE, GEORGE BUTLER, AND JOSEPH TOMLINSON, RESPECTIVELY FOR SEVEN YEARS JOHN BUTLER & WILLIAM JAMES, FOR THREE MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS JONATHAN BUTLER, CHARGED WITH STEALING A LAMB, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES BONSOR 1841 1844 1833 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION INQUEST PATRICK BUTLER THOMAS BUTLER THOMAS BUTLER TIMOTHY BUTLER VAGRANT LAWS MENTIONE D DISORDER LY DIED FOR ONE MONTH, UNDER THE VAGRANT LAWS OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE FOR ONE MONTH, AS A DISORDERLY SERVANT BARBY SEE ARTICLE (AGED 28) NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BUTLER THEFT MIDDLETON CHENEY WILLIAM BUTLER, AGED 25, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A HAMMER, AT MIDDLETON CHENEY, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM WATERS. 14 DAYS' HARD LABOUR 1843 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS WILLIAM BUTLER RIOT & DISTURBA NCE WARKWORTH SEE ARTICLE 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JANUARY SESSIONS WILLIAM BUTLER THEFT MIDDLETON CHENEY WILLIAM BUTLER, AGED 25, CHARGED WITH STEALING A HAMMER, AT MIDDLETON CHENEY, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM WATERS 1839 DISCOVERY OF STOLEN PROPERTY BOB BUTLIN THEFT NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1837 DIED CAROLINE MARY ANN BUTLIN DIED 1846 DIED ELIZ. BUTLIN 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS FRANCIS BUTLIN FRANCIS BUTLIN FRANCIS BUTLIN FRANCIS 1841 1833 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION INQUEST K WATFORD N C DIED CULWORTH A THEFT FIGHTING CULWORTH BUTLIN THEFT CULWORTH FRANCIS BUTLIN THEFT BOUGHTON GEORGE BUTLIN DIED THEFT GEORGE BUTLIN VICTIM 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION GEORGE BUTLIN ABSENTIN G HIMSELF OF HOLLOWELL, LICENSED VICTUALLER, WAS CONVICTED IN THE PENALTY AND COSTS OF £1 12S. 6D. FOR KEEPING AN OPEN HIS HOUSE DURING THE USUAL HOURS OF THE MORNING DIVINE SERVICE AT HOLLOWELL, ON SUNDAY THE 5TH FEBRUARY LAST ON FRIDAY THE 26TH ULT. IN THE 43D YEAR OF HER AGE, ELEANOR, WIFE OF MR. THOMAS BUTLIN, OF SPRATTON, IN THIS COUNTY ON 30TH JAN. MRS. ELIZ. BUTLIN, AGED 81, FOR 62 YEARS THE LANDLADY OF THE HENRY ARMS, WATFORD, NEAR DAVENTRY, HIGHLY AND DESERVEDLY RESPECTED FRANCIS BUTLIN, AGED 30, EDWARD BOWNESS, AGED 20, AND RICHARD HOLLARD, AGED 21, CHARGED WITH BURGLARIOUSLY ENTERING THE DWELLING HOUSE OF FRANCIS MERRY, AT CULWORTH, AND STEALING THEREFROM PLATE, FOUR POUNDS IN MONEY, &C. SEE ARTICLE BURGLARY 1841 E H IG SPRATTON L 1841 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS DIED A 1840 R BUTLIN HOLLOWELL A ELEANOR LICENSE L DIED SEE ARTICLE C 1838 R BUTLIN Y CHARLES ROADE P NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS O 1843 T 1844 SHEEP STREET SEE ARTICLE BRAUNSTON FRANCIS BUTLIN & EDWARD BONUS, CHARGED WITH BURGLARY AT CULWORTH, AND STEALING FOUR SILVER TABLE SPOONS, 15 SILVER TEASPOONS, AND VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES, FROM THE HOUSE OF THOMAS MERRY FOR TWO MONTHS, CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT AT BOUGHTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE FURTHO GEORGE BUTLIN, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR ABSENTING HIMSELF FROM THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, ROBERT PITTAM, OF FURTHO 1837 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS GEORGE BUTLIN MENTIONE D LOWER HEYFORD 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL GEORGE BUTLIN THEFT THENFORD 1842 ASSIZES JOHN BUTLIN VICTIM DAVENTRY 1841 DIED JOHN BUTLIN DIED WATFORD 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JONATHAN BUTLIN THEFT ELTON NORTHAMPTON BUTLIN BUTLIN VICTIM FLOORE SEE ARTICLE ROADE SEE ARTICLE DIED REV. W. BUTLIN MENTIONE D ROADE 1840 ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS REV. WILLIAM BUTLIN VICTIM ROADE 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL RICHARD BUTLIN MENTIONE D ROCKINGHAM ROBERT BUTLIN ROBERT BUTLIN BUTLIN NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES ROBERT THEFT R A Y L P BUTLIN THEFT SEE ARTICLE ROBERT BALDWIN, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS RICHARD BUTLIN, OF ROCKINGHAM SEE ARTICLE IRCHESTER / RAUNDS SEE ARTICLE C 1839 WOODFORD N ROBERT SEE ARTICLE IRCHESTER / RAUNDS SEE ARTICLE IRCHESTER / RAUNDS SEE ARTICLE THE FOLLOWING CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO PORTSMOUTH, AND PUT ON BOARD THE LEVIATHAN HULK, VIZ :- ROBERT BUTLIN, WILLIAM CORT, GEORGE CORT, & JOHN BLUNT, UNDER SENTENCE OF TRANSPORTATION FOR LIFE: WILLIAM JOHNSON & WILLIAM BANNER, FOR 15 YEARS: AND WILLIAM HEATH & JACOB JOHNSON, FOR 10 YEARS. AND ON BOARD THE YORK HULK, AT GOSPORT, JAMES MUNNS, FOR 14 YEARS A ASSIZES THEFT O 1839 MENTIONE D C 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL R 1837 1839 SEE ARTICLE E NORTHAMPTON DIVISION MR. PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT REV. W. ASSIZES T BUTLIN K 1840 MARTHA SEE ARTICLE H 1843 INQUEST JOSEPH LOVERIDGE & GEORGE BUTLER, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT THENFORD, EIGHT PIGS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN HAWKES SEE ARTICLE ON THE 18TH INSTANT, AT WATFORD, IN THIS COUNTY, IN THE 56 YEAR OF HIS AGE, MR. JOHN BUTLIN, BOOT AND SHOEMAKER, MUCH REGRETTED BY HIS FAMILY AND NUMEROUS CIRCLE OF FRIENDS IG 1846 CROSS MENTIONE KEYS INN, D SHEEP STREET MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE TRANSPOR TED TRANSPORTED ROBERT BUTLIN 1837 1837 ASSIZES ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ROBERT ROBERT BUTLIN BUTLIN GAME GAME HARDINGSTONE HARDINGSTONE ROBERT BUTLIN GAME HARDINGSTONE SEE ARTICLE A L 1839 1836 SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ROBERT BUTLIN DAMAGE HARDINGSTONE THOMAS BROMLEY AND ROBER BUTLIN, FOR THREE MONTHS EACH, THEY HAVING BEEN CONVICTED OF MALICIOUSLY DAMAGING A WALL AT HARDINGSTONE, THE PROPERY OF E. BOUVERIE, ESQ. 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS SAMUEL BUTLIN DISTURBA NCE BRINGTON SEE ARTICLE 1840 INQUEST SUSAN BUTLIN MENTIONE ANGEL HOTEL D NORTHAMPTON 1838 DIED THOMAS BUTLIN MENTIONE D SPRATTON 1836 DIED THOMAS BUTLIN DIED COLD ASHBY 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM BUTLIN THEFT GUILSBOROUGH 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM BUTLIN THEFT NORTOFT ILLEGITIM ATE CHILD SEE ARTICLE ON FRIDAY THE 26TH ULT. IN THE 43D YEAR OF HER AGE, ELEANOR, WIFE OF MR. THOMAS BUTLIN, OF SPRATTON, IN THIS COUNTY ON TUESDAY, THE 29TH ULT., MR. THOMAS BUTLIN, OF COLD ASHBY, IN THE 74TH YEAR OF HIS AGE WILLIAM BUTLIN, AGED 35, CHARGED WITH STEALING A BUSHEL OF PEAS AND BEANS, AT GUILSBOROUGH, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN CLARKE BARBER SEE ARTICLE AN ORDER OF FILIATION OF THE CHILD OF MARY SMITH, RESIDING AT GUILSBOROUGH, UPON WILLIAM BUTLIN, OF HOLLOWELL, MILLER, FOR THE PAYMENT OF 2S. PER WEEK AND THE COSTS OF THE APPLICATION, WAS MADE NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM BUTLIN 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS EDMUND BUTTERWORTH 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION SAMUEL BUTTERWORTH 1834 CAUTION TO OVERSEERS AND PARISH OFFICERS HENRY BUTTON FRAUD 1833 ASSIZES WILLIAM BUTTS RIOT 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES BUTTS 1845 INQUEST GEORGE BUXTON 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JAMES BUZZARD 1846 COMMITMENTS TO THE BOROUGH PRISON 1846 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS JAMES BUZZARD 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN BYGRAVE VICTIM AYNHO JOHN BORTON, WILLIAM BORTON, & WILLIAM WILLIAMS, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT AYNHO, 1IB OF BACON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BYGRAVE 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN BYGRAVE VICTIM AYNHOE JOHN BORTON, WILLIAM BORTON AND WILLIAM WILLIAMS, CHARGED WITH STEALING ONE POUND WEIGHT OF BACON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BYGRAVE, AT AYNHOE 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS AYNHO JOHN BORTON, WILLIAM BORTON, AND WILLIAM WILLIAMS, CHARGED WITH STEALING BACON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BYGRAVE, AT AYNHO. JOHN BORTON & WILLIAMS, THREE MONTHS HARD LABOUR. WILLIAM BORTON, NOT GUILTY. K SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH WILLIAM BUTTS, 28, CHARGED WITH COMMITTING A RIOT AT WELLINGBOROUGH R WAPPENHAM A L C HARRINGWORTH VICTIM A JOHN VICTIM VICTIM SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE CATHERINE LEWIS, AGED 24, CHARGED WITH STEALING TO BLANKETS, AND DIVERS OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES BUZZARD ; AND A WOMAN'S GOWN AND DIVERS OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BAILEY L A BYGRAVE WILLIAM BUTTS, 28, CHARGED WITH COMMITTING A RIOT AT WELLINGBOROUGH. SIX MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT CATHERINE LEWIS ALIAS CATHERINE ROBERTS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A BLANKET, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES BUZZARD ; AND WITH STEALING VARIOUS ARTICLES, OF WEARING APPAREL, THE PROPERTY OF JANE BAILEY N MENTIONE D MENTIONE D AN IDLE AND DISORDERLY PERSON, FOR TWO MONTHS WELLINGBOROUGH P BUZZARD SEE ARTICLE E CORBY IG R Y RIOT O H HOLLOWELL MENTIONE NAG'S D HEAD IDLE & DISORDER LY C JAMES T 1844 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS BYLES THEFT CHARLTON THOMAS BYLES, CHARGED WITH STEALING THREE SNEDS AND A SCYTHE OUT OF THE SHOP OF JAMES MOBBS, OF CHARLTON 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS THOMAS BYLES THEFT CHARLTON SEE ARTICLE TRANSPORTED THOMAS TRANSPOR TED BYLES MIRACULOUS ESCAPE HENRY BYNG ACCIDENT 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JANE CABER VICTIM 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS JOHN CABER ASSAULT CADD 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT GEORGE ASSIZES CADD 1840 ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS GEORGE 1846 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS JAMES R THEFT HELMDON HELMDON N C THEFT THEFT CAIN BREACH OF THE PEACE HELMDON A CADD K IG A GEORGE L COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL VICTIM ST. SEPULCHRE NORTHAMPTON PARISH C 1840 R CABER Y ROBERT HANNINGTON P BOROUGH COMMITMENTS O 1843 ST. SEPULCHRE NORTHAMPTON PARISH ON SATURDAY LAST, A LAD NAMED HENRY BYNG, FELL FROM THE SCAFFOLDING ERECTED AROUND THE TOWER OF ALL SAINT'S CHURCH, A HEIGHT OF MORE THAN FORTY FEET. HE WAS IMMEDIATELY REMOVED TO THE INFIRMARY, AND FOUND TO HAVE RECEIVED ONLY A SLIGHT CONTUSION OF THE RIGHT SIDE JOSEPH HOLLINGWORTH, FOR 14 DAYS, UNLESS 15S. BE PAID, FOR ASSAULTING AND BEATING JANE, WIFE OF ROBERT CABER, ON THE 5TH INST., AT THE PARISH OF ST. SEPULCHRE E H 1840 T 1836 THE FOLLOWING CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO PORTSMOUTH, AND PUT ON BOARD THE LEVIATHAN HULK, VIZ :- JOSEPH BETTS, FOR LIFE, BENJAMIN PATRICK, FOR FOURTEEN YEARS, AND THOMAS BYLES & JOHN FARREN, RESPECTIVELY FOR SEVEN YEARS SEE ARTICLE JOSEPH HOLLINGWORTH, FOR 14 DAYS, UNLESS 15S. BE PAID, FOR ASSAULTING AND BEATING JANE, WIFE OF ROBERT CABER, ON THE 5TH INST., AT THE PARISH OF ST. SEPULCHRE GEORGE CADD, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO BUSHELS OF TURNIPS, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES EARL, OF HELMDON GEORGE CADD, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO BUSHELS OF TURNIPS, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES EARLE, OF HELMDON. NOT GUILTY GEORGE CADD, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT HELMDON, FELNIOUSLY STOLEN AND CARRIED AWAY TWO BUSHELS OF TURNIPS, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES EARLE SEE ARTICLE WORKHOU OUNDLE SE CAISTOR THEFT WORKHOU OUNDLE SE SEE ARTICLE JOSEPH CALCUTT TRANSPOR TED NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM CALLAGHAN ASSAULT BOUGHTON DIED JOHN CALLIS DIED MEARS ASHBY NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS SARAH CAISTOR 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS SARAH 1835 TRANSPORTED 1845 1838 A 1838 L THEFT SARAH PEACH, ELIZABETH JOHNSON, & SARAH CAISTER, WERE CONVICTED OF STEALING APPAREL FROM THE OUNDLE WORKHOUSE. PEACH AND JOHNSON, THREE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT, CAISTOR (A GIRL) ONE DAY'S IMPRISONMENT SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM CALLAGHAN WAS CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT ON JOSEPH KEMSHEAD, AT BOUGHTON. THREE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT ON SUNDAY LAST, AT MR. CALLIS'S, MEARS ASHBY, JOHN CALLIS, THE INFANT SON OF MR. WALTON PELL, JUN. OF CLIPSTON 1845 1835 1843 INQUEST MR. COMMITTED TO OUR HOUSE EDWARD OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE JOSEPH OF CORRECTION CALLIS MENTIONE D MEARS ASHBY SEE ARTICLE CALLOW THEFT WARKWORTH FOR A MONTH, FOR STEALING BEANS, AT WARKWORTH CALLOWAY VICTIM BARBY DAVID EMBERY, FOR SEVEN DAYS, UNLESS 9S. 6D. BE PAID, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING JOSEPH CALLOWAY, AT BARBY NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS CALVERT ASSAULT KINGSTHORPE THOMAS CALVERT, JUN. WAS INDICTED FOR ASSAULTING JOHN BROWN, CONSTABLE OF KINGSTHORPE, WHILE IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY, AND FINED £5. 1835 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL SARAH A. CAMERON VAGRANCY WEEDON SARAH A. CAMERON, MARY J. MOSS, LOUISA E. LAVENDOR, SUSAN WARD, AND MARY FITZGERALD, FOR ONE MONTH EACH, FOR ACTS OF VAGRANCY AT WEEDON 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS CAMERON VAGRANT ACT 1844 FIRE MR. CAMP FIRE 1842 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS MR. CAMP 1845 INQUEST MR. CAMP T 1834 H CAMP VICTIM 1845 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL ASSAULT 1845 NORTHAMPTON SESSIONS JAMES CAMPBELL VICTIM 1843 DIED ANN CAMPION 1842 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS CHARLES CAMPION 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS CHARLES CAMPION GOLD STREET NORTHAMPTON L C P O N C MISBEHAVI OUR MISCONDU CT MENTIONE D MENTIONE D A CAMPION CAMPION GREAT BILLING L 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT DORCAS ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ELIZABETH ASSIZES A 1843 DIED SEE ARTICLE K R MR. A R THEFT NORTHAMPTON Y 1840 NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE E NORTHAMPTON IG GOLD STREET MENTIONE GOLD D STREET MENTIONE D FOR 14 DAYS, UNDER THE VAGRANT ACT NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE ON WEDNESDAY LAST, A MAN NAMED EDWARD BONNS, WELL KNOWN TO THE POLICE IN THIS TOWN, WAS FULLY COMMITTED FOR TRIAL, BY T. SHARPE, ESQ. ON A CHARGE OF STEALING A COAT, THE PROPERTY OF MR. CAMP, IN GOLD STREET ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL, FOR SEVEN DAYS, UNLESS £1. 8S. 6D. BE PAID, FOR ASSAULTING WILLIAM FAIRFAX SEE ARTICLE ON THE 1ST INSTANT, AT GREAT BILLING, AFTER A LONG AND PAINFUL ILLNESS, WHICH SHE BORE WITH GREAT PATIENCE AND RESIGNATION, ANN, THE WIFE OF MR. JOHN CAMPION, AGED 72 YEARS SEE ARTICLE CHARLES CAMPION, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR MISCONDUCT IN THE SERVICE OF JOHN HENRY FOWKES, SHOEMAKER WELFORD SEE ARTICLE WELFORD SEE ARTICLE 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS ELIZABETH CAMPION DAMAGE COLD ASHBY JANE WARD AND ELIZABETH CAMPION, OF COLD ASHBY, SINGLE WOMEN, WERE CONVICTED OF BREAKING THE HEDGE OF MR. CHARLES BUSWELL, OF COLD ASHBY, AND DIRECTED TO PAY, WITH COSTS, 11S. 6D. EACH 1844 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE CAMPION COMPLAIN T ECTON SEE ARTICLE 1841 DIED J CAMPION MENTIONE D ABINGTON LODGE ON THE 11TH INST., OF THE HOOPING COUGH, AGED THREE YEARS AND THREE MONTHS, MARGARET, ONLY DAUGHTER OF MR. J. CAMPION OF ABINGTON LODGE, NEAR THIS TOWN THEFT NORTHAMPTON BUTCHER'S YARD, NORTHAMPTON KETTERING ROAD SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES JAMES CAMPION THEFT 1839 TRANSPORTED JAMES CAMPION TRANSPOR TED 1842 ASSIZES (BOROUGH PRISONERS) 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOB ASSIZES JOHN DALEY, AGED 53, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE 2D INST., STOLEN A BUNDLE CONTAINING THREE SHIRTS, THREE HANDKERCHIEFS, A PIECE OF LINEN CLOTH, AND A BAG, THE PROPERTY OF JESSE CAMPION H 1839 CAMPION VICTIM CAMPION MENTIONE D MENTIONE D DIED JOHN CAMPION 1845 DIED JOHN CAMPION 1835 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN CAMPION 1839 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS JOHN SAMUEL CAMPION MENTIONE D 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOS. CAMPION 1845 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS JOSEPH CAMPION ROADE Y DIED GREAT BILLING O P REPUTED FATHER PITSFORD ON THE 1ST INSTANT, AT GREAT BILLING, AFTER A LONG AND PAINFUL ILLNESS, WHICH SHE BORE WITH GREAT PATIENCE AND RESIGNATION, ANN, THE WIFE OF MR. JOHN CAMPION, AGED 72 YEARS AT GREAT BILLING, ON THE 12TH NOV. MR JOHN CAMPION, SHOE FASTOR AND LEATHER DEALER, AGED 79 JOHN CAMPION, OF PITSFORD, AND THOMAS WARD, OF WELFORD, BEING THE REPUTED FATHERS OF BASTARD CHILDREN, RESPECTIVELY FOR THREE MONTHS NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE VICTIM ROAD JOHN ROGERS, CHARGED WITH STEALING EIGHT WOODEN STAKES, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN CAMPION, OF ROAD NON PAYMENT HANNINGTON SEE ARTICLE ROADE JOHN TATT, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR DAMAGING, WITH INTENT TO STEAL, A QUANTITY OF CELERY GROWING IN THE GARDEN OF JOSEPH CAMPION, OF ROADE HANNINGTON SEE ARTICLE A N C SEE ARTICLE GREAT BILLING R 1843 K IG JESSE JAMES CAMPION, 26, FREDERICK SMITH, 24, ANNE BARBER, 20, & CAROLINE HARLOTT, 20, CHARGED WITH BREAKING OPEN THE HENROOST IN THE BEAST HOVEL OF G. W. LOVELL, OF GREAT BILLING, AND STEALING THEREFROM NINE TAME FOWLS E CAMPION SEE ARTICLE R JAMES ROBBERY T CAMPION A NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES JAMES L 1839 ROBBERIES C 1839 BUTCHER'S YARD, NORTHAMPTON KETTERING ROAD 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOSEPH CAMPION 1844 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS JOSH. CAMPION 1845 INQUEST JUDITH CAMPION DIED IRCHESTER ON THE 2D INSTANT, AT IRCHESTER, ON VIEW OF THE BODY OF JUDITH CAMPION, AGED 82, WHO WAS FOUND DEAD IN BED THE PREVIOUS SUNDAY MORNING. IT APPEARED THAT SHE HAD BEEN OUT THE DAY BEFORE, AND GONE TO BED IN HER USUAL HEALTH. VERDICT - DIED BY THE VISITATION OF GOD 1841 DIED MARGARET CAMPION DIED ABINGTON LODGE ON THE 11TH INST., OF THE HOOPING COUGH, AGED THREE YEARS AND THREE MONTHS, MARGARET, ONLY DAUGHTER OF MR. J. CAMPION OF ABINGTON LODGE, NEAR THIS TOWN L VICTIM A CHARGING SHEEP STEALING MR. CAMPION THEFT ABINGTON 1845 DIED MRS. CAMPION DIED BLISWORTH OCT 5, AT BLISWORTH, NEAR THIS TOWN, MUCH RESPECTED BY ALL WHO KNEW HER, MRS. CAMPION, WIFE OF THE LATE MR. ROBERT CAMPION, OF THAT PLACE, AGED 83 YEARS 1845 DIED ROBERT CAMPION MENTIONE D BLISWORTH OCT 5, AT BLISWORTH, NEAR THIS TOWN, MUCH RESPECTED BY ALL WHO KNEW HER, MRS. CAMPION, WIFE OF THE LATE MR. ROBERT CAMPION, OF THAT PLACE, AGED 83 YEARS 1846 INQUEST ROBERT CAMPION MENTIONE MAREFAIR NORTHAMPTON D T 1841 ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT LAST, A FAT EWE, BELONGING TO MR. CAMPION OF ABINGTON, WAS SLAUGHTERED IN THE MEADOW IN HIS OCCUPATION NEAR SPOKE'S MILL, THE HIND QUARTERS AND SHOULDERS WERE TAKEN AWAY, AND THE REMAINDER OF THE CARCASE, WITH THE SKIN LEFT WAS LEFT IN THE FIELD STEPHEN CAMPION DAMAGE 1841 ASSAULT WILLIAM CAMPION VICTIM MENTIONE ST. GILES D STREET NORTHAMPTON R NORTHAMPTON NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE STEPHEN PERKINS, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR MALICIOUSLY BREAKING A PANE OF GLASS IN THE WINDOW OF A HOUSE NEAR ST. GILES STREET IN THE OCCUPATION OF HIS FATHERIN-LAW, WILLIAM CAMPION CHARLES CAMPION LADDS AND CHARLES NUTT, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE 8TH INST., AT RUSHTON, STOLEN THREE SILVER SPOONS, VALUE 7S., THE PROPERTY OF JOHN COLSTON, INNKEEPER BARNEY CANEY, AGED 19, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO PRINTED BOOKS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN TAYLOR BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM CAMPION 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL CHARLES CAMPION LADDS THEFT 1845 TOWN SESSIONS BARNEY CANEY THEFT 1845 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS BARNEY CANEY THEFT BARNEY CANEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO PRINTED BOOKS, VALUE 6S., THE PROPERTY OF JOHN TAYLOR 1845 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS BARNEY CANEY THEFT SEE ARTICLE 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM CANNAN L Y A 1841 C R ST. GILES STREET K BOROUGH COMMITMENTS IG 1842 STEPHEN CAMPION, FOR 14 DAYS, UNLESS 7S. 9D. BE SOONER PAID, FOR MALICIOUSLY BREAKING A PANE OF GLASS IN THE HOUSE OF GEORGE LINTON, OF THE MARKET SQUARE, ON THE 25TH INSTANT E H MARKET SQUARE SEE ARTICLE C A N O P RUSHTON HENRY JEFFS, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE 4TH INST., BROKEN OPEN THE BEERHOUSE OF WILLIAM CANNAN, AND STOLEN THEREFROM A QUANTITY OF BOOTS AND SHOES A L VICTIM 1844 DIED ROBERT CANNING MENTIONE D HELLIDON 1843 QUARTER SESSIONS ROBERT CANNING VICTIM HELLIDON 1844 DIED ROBERT CANNING MENTIONE D HELLIDON ON WEDNESDAY LAST, AFTER A LONG ILLNESS, TEMPERANCE, WIFE OF ROBERT CANNING, ESQ. OF HELLIDON, IN THIS COUNTY, AGED 52 YEARS. SHE WAS AN AFFECTIONATE WIFE, A KIND AND INDULGENT MOTHER, AND BELOVED BY ALL OF HER FRIENDS JOHN CHAMBERS, AGED 54, WAS SENTENCED TO FOURTEEN DAYS' HARD LABOUR FOR STEALING SEVEN GATE HEADS AND TWO GATE BACKS, THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT CANNING, OF HELLIDON OCT 1, AT HELLIDON, DEEPLY LAMENTED, THOMAS CLEAVER CANNING, ELDEST SON OF ROBERT CANNING, ESQ., AGED 32 YEARS 1844 DIED 1844 HELLIDON TEMPERANC CANNING E DIED HELLIDON DIED THOMAS CLEAVER CANNING DIED HELLIDON 1838 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS JOHN CANNON THEFT 1838 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS JOHN CANNON THEFT 1845 NORTHAMPTON SESSIONS MR. 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM CANNON 1833 DIED MR. CANT 1845 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS CANVIN 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN H SCARLETW NORTHAMPTON ELL STREET A Y L LAMPORT CANWARDEN THOMAS DURDIN FOR ONE MONTH, FOR NEGLECTING TO MAINTAIN HIS FAMILY, AND LEAVING THEM CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF WELLINGBOROUGH. WILLIAM CANNON, OF LAMPORT, FOR THE SAME REASON ON A SIMILAR CHARGE. PASSENHAM MARIA YATES, CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTING TO POISON A PIG, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS CANVIN, OF PASSENHAM LITTLE HARROWDEN JAMES EADY, CHARGED WITH STEALING AN ASH RAIL OR GATE BAR, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN CANWARDEN, OF LITTLE HARROWDEN VICTIM LITTLE HARROWDEN SEE ARTICLE DEFICIENT WEIGHTS LITTLE HARROWDEN BUTCHER, FINED 12S. HARROWDEN JOHN LABRAM COMPLAINED THAT JOHN CANWARDEN, OF HARROWDEN, REUSED TO PAY HIM 11 DAYS' WORK. MR. CANWARDEN DID NOT APPEAR. ORDERED THAT THE AMOUNT BE PAID, WITH EXPENCES N MENTIONE D C ON TUESDAY, AGED 67, MR. CANT. FARMER OF BULWICK, IN THIS COUNTY A P O C CANWARDEN GEORGE BONUS, A JOURNEYMAN SHOEMAKER, WAS NEXT BROUGHT UP CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLING LEATHER, THE PROPERTY OF HIS EMPLOYER, MR. CANNON, OF SCARLETWELL STREET. THE CASE WAS FULLY PROVED, AND HE HAVING BEEN PREVOUSLY CONVICTED OF A SIMILAR OFFENCE, HE WAS SENTENCED TO THREE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT WITH HARD LABOUR BULWICK DIED VICTIM L 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY JOHN SESSIONS A 1840 NEGLECT CANWARDEN SEE ARTICLE R VICTIM R CANNON JOHN CANNON, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN ONE PAIR OF GAITERS, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH LAY, HIS MASTER T VICTIM IG CANNING E ROBERT THOMAS STEVENS, AGED 32, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A SCUTTLE, VALUE 9D., THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT CANNING, OF HELLIDON, AND WAS SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT ON WEDNESDAY LAST, AFTER A LONG ILLNESS, TEMPERANCE, WIFE OF ROBERT CANNING, ESQ. OF HELLIDON, IN THIS COUNTY, AGED 52 YEARS. SHE WAS AN AFFECTIONATE WIFE, A KIND AND INDULGENT MOTHER, AND BELOVED BY ALL OF HER FRIENDS OCT 1, AT HELLIDON, DEEPLY LAMENTED, THOMAS CLEAVER CANNING, ELDEST SON OF ROBERT CANNING, ESQ., AGED 32 YEARS K 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS 1845 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS JOHN CANWARDEN NON PAYMENT 1840 ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS JOHN CANWARDEN VICTIM LITTLE HARROWDEN JAMES EADY, CHARGED WITH HAVING FELONIOUSLY STOLEN AN ASH RAIL OR GATE BAR FROM A BLACKSMITH'S SHOP, AT LITTLE HARROWDEN, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN CANWARDEN 1837 DIED STEPHEN CANWARDEN DIED LITTLE HARROWDEN ON SATURDAY THE 13TH INST. AT LITTLE HARROWDEN, NEAR WELLINGBOROUGH, MR. STEPHEN CANWARDEN, IN THE 76TH YEAR OF HIS AGE THOMAS HOWARD & JOHN CAPEL, CHARGED WITH STEALING SEVERAL ASH RAILS, VALUE 10S. THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS EARL, AT WEEDON BECK ENOS BRICKETT WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING CERTAIN ARTICLES OF WEARING APPAREL, THE PROPERTY OF T. CAPEL, OF FLOORE. THREE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR MAY 7, AT GUILSBOROUGH, GREATLY BELOVED, ANNE CAPELL, AFTER A LONG AND LINGERING ILLNESS, AGED 13 YEARS THOMAS TRASLER, CHARGED WITH STEALING THREE SHEEP SKINS, VALUE 15S., THE PROPERTY OF EDWARD CAPELL, OF STONE NINE CHURCHES COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN CAPEL THEFT WEEDON BECK 1846 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS T. CAPEL VICTIM FLOORE 1841 DIED ANNE CAPELL DIED GUILSBOROUGH 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL EDWARD CAPELL VICTIM STOWE NINE CHURCHES 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS EDWARD CAPELL VICTIM STOWE NINE CHURCHES SEE ARTICLE 1840 DIED JAMES CAPELL DIED FLOORE ON MONDAY, JAN 6TH, JAMES CAPELL, FARMER, FLOORE, AGED 59 YEARS 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES CAPELL VICTIM H T 1836 CAPELL 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN CAPELL 1836 FIRE MR. CAPELL 1837 DIED MRS. CAPELL MENTIONE SHEEP D STREET DIED 1840 DIED MRS. CAPELL DIED 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES WEEDON BECK 1840 DIED WILLIAM CAPELL WILLIAM CAPELL WILLIAM GARDNER, OF BUGBROOK, LABOURER, WAS CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT ON JOHN CAPELL, ON THE 14TH INST. AND FINED WITH COSTS £1. 6S. 3D. NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE ASHBY ST. LEDGERS SEE ARTICLE FLOORE ON THE 10TH INSTANT, AT FLOORE, MRS. CAPELL, WIDOW, OF THE LATE MR. WILLIAM CAPELL, AGED 73 YEARS N A FLOORE SEE ARTICLE VICTIM FLOORE WILLIAM BOTTERILL, CHARGED WITH HAVING FELONIOUSLY STOLEN A SMOCK FROCK FROM A BARN IN THE OCCUPATION OF THOMAS CAPELL, AT FLOORE, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BOTTERILL MENTIONE D FLOORE ON THE 10TH INSTANT, AT FLOORE, MRS. CAPELL, WIDOW, OF THE LATE MR. WILLIAM CAPELL, AGED 73 YEARS SPRATTON MR. WILLIAM CAPELL WAS AUTHORISED TO KEEP OPEN THE HOUSE KNOWN BY THE SIGN OF THE RED LION, AT SPRATTON, FORMERLY KEPT BY MR. WILLIAM ALLEN; AND WILLIAM WALTER, WAS AUTHORISED TO KEEP OPEN THE HOUSE KNOWN BY THE SIGN OF THE CHEQUER, OF SPRATTON, FORMERLY KEPT BY MR. THOMAS WRIGHT, UNTIL THE NEXT TRANSFER DAY L CAPELL A THOMAS VICTIM DAVID GARDNER, OF BUGRBOOKE, LABOURER, WAS CONVICTED IN THE PENALTY AND COSTS, OF 20S. FOR AN ASSAULT COMMITTED BY HIM AT BUGBROOK, ON SUNDAY NIGHT THE 14TH INSTANT, ABOUT 10 O'CLOCK, ON JOHN CAPELL, OF WEEDEN BECK, AND ALSO IN ANOTHER PENALTY AND COSTS 20S. FOR ANOTHER ASSAULT COMMITTED BY HIM IN THE SAME VILLAGE, ON THE SAME NIGHT ABOUT 11 O'CLOCK, ON THOMAS ASHBY BUGBROOKE C P O C ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS L Y A VICTIM CAPELL 1840 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS E R JOHN VICTIM K IG NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS R 1842 1843 WILLIAM & GEORGE JONES, RESPECTIVELY FOR ONE MONTH, FOR STEALING PART OF A DEAD FENCE, AT BRINGTON BRINGTON LICENSED VICTUALLI RED LION NG HOUSE KING'S HEAD 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM CAPELL GAMING 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM CAPELL VICTIM SPRATTON 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM CAPELL COMPLAIN T SPRATTON 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM CAPELL VICTIM 1837 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS WILLIAM CAPELL ASSAULT 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM CAPELL DESERTED FAMILY 1844 DIED ARTHUR CAPES DIED 1844 DIED ARTHUR CAPES 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ARTHUR CAPES MENTIONE D 1844 DIED SOPHIA JANE CAPES DIED 1840 ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS MARY CARDWELL THEFT 1840 TRANSPORTED MARY CARDWELL 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JAMES CARE THEFT 1840 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS THOMAS CARE THEFT 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION SPECIAL AND PETTY SESSIONS CARE DESERTING FAMILY T H JAMES ROSE, OF SPRATTON, LABOURER, WAS CONVICTED OF ASSAULTING WILLIAM CAPELL, AT SPRATTON, ON THE 8TH INSTANT, AND FINED WITH COSTS £1. 13S. 6D. E L Y POTTERSPURY N C POTTERSPURY OLD STRATFORD POTTERSPURY WEEDON BECK L A R A R KILSBY K IG WELLINGB OROUGH NORTHAMPTON ROAD P O C SPRATTON SPRATTON MENTIONE D A THOMAS WILLIAM CAPELL, OF THE KING'S HEAD, SPRATTON, WAS CONVICTED OF ON THE INFORMATION OF THE SUPERINTENDANT OF THE COUNTY POLICE, IN THE PENALTY AND COSTS OF 20S., FOR SUFFERING GAMING, TO WIT, PITCHING PENNY PIECES ON A TABLE FOR BEER, IN HIS HOUSE, ON THE 20TH APRIL LAST JOHN ? AND THOMAS AUSTEN, BOTH OF SPRATTON, LABOURERS, WERE CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT ON WILLIAM CAPELL ON THE 11TH INSTANT, AT SPRATTON. THEY WERE FINED WITH COSTS 15S. EACH, AND IN DEFAULT OF PAYMENT WERE COMMITTED TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION FOR 14 DAYS THE CASE OF WILLIAM CAPELL AGAINST THOMAS DICKINS, OF SPRATTON, LABOURER, FOR DAMAGING A QUANTITY OF GROWING VEGETABLES, WAS DISMISSED TRANSPOR TED OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM CAPELL, OF KILSBY, FOR TWO MONTHS, HE HAVING DESERTED HIS FAMILY MARCH 25, AT POTTERSPURY, MR. ARTHUR CAPES, FORMERLY OF SHROB LODGE, WHITTLEWOOD FOREST, AGED 53 ON THE 24TH ULT., SOPHIA JANE, WIDOW OF ARTHUR CAPES, OF POTTERSPURY, LEAVING FIVE ORPHANS TO LAMENT HER DECEASE SEE ARTICLE ON THE 24TH ULT., SOPHIA JANE, WIDOW OF ARTHUR CAPES, OF POTTERSPURY, LEAVING FIVE ORPHANS TO LAMENT HER DECEASE SARAH BARTLETT, JOANNA COOPER, AND MARY CARDWELL, CHARGED WITH HAVING FELONIOUSLY STOLEN 17S. 6D. IN SILVER, FROM THE DWELLING HOUSE OF ZACHARIAH EVANS, OF WEEDON BECK THE FOLLOWING CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO THE PENITENTIARY, MILLBANK, VIZ. :GEORGE BRIGGS, SARAH BARTLETT, JOANNA COOPER, AND MARY CARDWELL JAMES CARE WAS FOUND GUILTY OF STEALING A TIN, VALUE 2S. 8D. THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM SHILCOCK, OF OUNDLE. TO BE IMPRISONED ONE MONTH, AND WHIPPED SEE ARTICLE BRAFIELD ON THE GREEN OF BRAFIELD ON THE GREEN, LABOURER, WAS COMMITTED TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION FOR 3 CALENDAR MONTHS FOR DESERTING HIS WIFE AND FAMILY AND LEAVING THEM CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH 1844 COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS LEAVING FAMILY CARE FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR LEAVING HIS WIFE AND FAMILY CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF BRAFIELD BRAFIELD THOMAS CARE, CHARGED WITH OBTAINING 5S. FROM WILLIAM RICHARDS, GROCER, AND A SIMILAR SUM FROM WILLIAM HAYES, ASSISTANT TO JOHN BOWMAN BOYAL, UNDER FALSE PRETENCES THOMAS CARE, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT THE PARISH OF ST. GILES, STOLEN A PAPER PARCEL, CONTAINING A COAT, VALUE 6S., THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM ROBINSON FOR ONE MONTH, HE HAVING QUITTED HIS FAMILY, AND LEFT THEM CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF BRAFIELD THOMAS CARE, 25, WAS INDICTED FOR HAVING STOLEN FROM THE HOUSE OF EDWARD SMITH, OF BRAFIELD, A SILVER WATCH, A CHAIN, AND KEY, VALUE 20S. NO BILL. 1838 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS THOMAS CARE THEFT 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS THOMAS CARE THEFT 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS CARE LEFT FAMILY BRAFIELD 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS CARE THEFT BRAFIELD 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL RICHARD CARLINE RIOTOUS ASSEMBLY 1840 INQUEST GEORGE CARLOW MENTIONE D LITTLE BRINGTON SEE ARTICLE 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS E. CARPENTER VICTIM APPLETREE R. WALDEN, INDICTED FOR STEALING CERTAIN ARTICLES OF LINEN BELONGING TO E. CARPENTER, OF APPLETREE, WAS ACQUITTED 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL EDWARD CARPENTER VICTIM 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN CARPENTER 1842 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS JOHN CARPENTER 1845 DIED MARY 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS MRS. 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS SAMUEL CARPENTER 1842 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS SAMUEL 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS 1837 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON H T K R R L Y A APPLETREE NEGLECT OF WORK P THRAPSTON C O SEE ARTICLE IG KILSBY E ST. GILES PARISH RICHARD WALDEN, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT APPLETREE, TWO SHIFTS, TWO TABLE CLOTHS, AND OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF EDWARD CARPENTER FOR ONE MONTH, FOR NEGLECT OF WORK AT THRAPSTON JOHN CARPENTER PLEADED GUILTY OF STEALING SEVERAL PIECES OF WOOD, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS LANGTON, OF MARSTON ST. LAWRENCE. ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR ROTHWELL ON THE 3D INST., AT ROTHWELL, MARY, THE BELOVED WIFE OF MR. CARPENTER, SURGEON, IN HER 47TH YEAR, LEAVING A NUMEROUS FAMILY TO LAMENT HER LOSS ROWELL SEE ARTICLE DRUNK ALDWINCKLE SAMUEL CARPENTER, WILLIAM COTTINGHAM, AND JONATHAN SMITH, ALL OF ALDWINCKLE, WERE CONVICTED OF BEING DRUNK ON THE EVENING OF MAY THE 17TH, AND WERE ORDERED TO PAY THE SUM OF 5S. EACH AND COSTS CARPENTER ASSAULT ALDINKLE SAMUEL CARPENTER THEFT EDWARD CARR EDWARD CARR NON PAYMENT A L CARPENTER DIED N CARPENTER A C MARSTON ST. LAWRENCE THEFT MENTIONE D MENTIONE D SAMUEL CARPENTER WAS FINED 9S. FOR AN ASSAULT ON T. FRENCH, OF ALDWINKLE SAMUEL CARPENTER, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF SHOES, THE PROPERTY OF AMOS HOLLIS, WAS FOUND NOT GUILTY WARMINGTON SEE ARTICLE WARMINGTON SEE ARTICLE JOHN CARR SHOOTING POTTERSPURY JOHN CARR, CHARGED WITH MALICIOUSLY SHOOTING PHILIP FIELDS, ON THE 14 INST, AT THE PARISH OF POTTERSPURY, WITH INTENT TO DO HIM SOME GREVIOUS BODILY HARM 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES CARR SHOOTING POTTERSPURY JOHN CARR, AGED 20, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT POTTERSPURY, MALICIOUSLY SHOT AT PHILIP FIELDS, WITH INTENT TO DO HIM SOME GREVIOUS BODILY HARM 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES CARR SHOOTING YARDLEY GOBION SEE ARTICLE 1846 DIED CARR DIED BYFIELD AT BYFIELD, ON THE 6TH INSTANT, IN THE 77TH YEAR OF HER AGE, AFTER A SEVERE ILLNESS, MRS. CARR, MUCH RESPECTED BY A CIRCLE OF FRIENDS AND NEIGHBOURS CARR VICTIM WARMINGTON SEE ARTICLE CARR THEFT STOKE BRUERNE SEE ARTICLE TRANSPOR TED 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ROBERT CARR THEFT 1840 ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS ROBERT CARR 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS CARR 1842 ASSIZES THOMAS 1844 ASSIZES THOMAS 1841 A STOKE BRUERNE N THEFT A THEFT THEFT L CARR CARR L Y P O C CARR YARDLEY GOBION YARDLEY GOBION YARDLEY GOBION ROBERT CARR, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT STOKE BRUERNE, A GELDING, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS LINNELL ROBERT CARR, CHARGED WITH HAVING FELONIOUSLY STOLEN A GELDING, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS LINNELL, OF STOKE BRUERNE THOMAS CARR, SEN., CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO QUARTERN LOAVES, AT YARDLEY GOBION, THE PROPERTY OF H. WESTON THOMAS CARR, SEN., AGED 48, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT YARDLEY GOBION, TWO QUARTERN LOAVES OF BREAD, THE PROPERTY OF HENRY WESTON THOMAS CARR, SEN. AGED 51, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF PROVISIONS, VALUE £3, AT YARDLEY GOBION, THE PROPERTY OF THE GUARDIANS OF THE POTTERSPURY UNION THEFT YARDLEY GOBION SEE ARTICLE CARR EJECTMENT EAST HADDON SEE ARTICLE CARR MENTIONE D BRAUNSTON SEE ARTICLE A 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES NORTHAMPTON DIVISION THOMAS PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON THOMAS MIDSUMMER ASSIZES STOKE BRUERNE THEFT THE UNDER MENTIONED CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO THE YORK HULK, GOSPORT :WILLIAM WATERS, UNDER SENTENCE OF TRANSPORATION FOR LIFE; JOHN BLENCOWE, CHARLES FOUNDLING, & SAMUEL KIRK, RESPECTIVELY FOR 14 YEARS ; AND ROBERT CARR & THOMAS LIDDINGTON, RESPECTIVELY FOR 10 YEARS K CARR R ROBERT 1842 E H TRANSPORTED R 1840 C 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE NATHANIEL QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ROBERT ASSIZES IG 1837 MRS. T 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS CARR THEFT WHITTLEWOOD FOREST THOMAS CARR, JUN. FOR SIX MONTHS, FOR KILLING A DEER IN WHITTLEWOOD FOREST, THE PROPERTY OF HER MAJESTY 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS CARR DAMAGE YARDLEY GOBION THOMAS CARR, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR DAMAGING A FENCE BELONGING TO ELIZABETH BROWN, AT YARDLEY GOBION 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS CARR DAMAGE 1837 DIED THOMAS CARR MENTIONE MORE END TOWCESTER D 1835 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL THOMAS CARR THEFT YARDLEY GOBION 1835 ASSIZES THOMAS CARR THEFT YARDLEY GOBION 1835 ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS CARR THEFT YARDLEY GOBION WILLIAM CARR SURETIES SEE ARTICLE T THOMAS CARR, CHARGED WITH STEALING A TUB, VALUE FIVE SHILLINGS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM WATTS, OF YARDLEY GOBION THOMAS CARR, AGED 40, CHARGED WITH STEALING A TUB, VALUE 5S. THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM WATTS, OF YARDLEY GOBION SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM CARR, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THE NEXT ASSIZES TO GIVE EVIDENCE AGAINST JOSEPH BLISS WILLIAM CARR, FOR NEGLECTING TO FIND SURETIES FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THESE ASSIZES TO GIVE EVIDENCE AGAINST JOSEPH BLISS, ON A CHARGE OF FELONY H 1843 THOMAS CARR, FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR DAMAGING A QUANTITY OF LEATHER, THE PROPERTY OF EDWIN BOSTOCK, OF NORTHAMPTON, SHOEMANUFACTURER NORTHAMPTON NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES WILLIAM CARR SURETIES 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES WILLIAM CARR MENTIONE D 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM CARR 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JAMES CARRINGTON 1833 COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL JAMES 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN CARRINGTON 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN CARRINGTON 1842 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS MR. CARRINGTON 1834 INQUEST JAMES CARROLL 1834 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS JAMES CARROLL MURDER NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS CARROLL THEFT EVENLEY WILLIAM SHEPPARD & THOMAS CARROLL, FOR ONE MONTH EACH, FOR STEALING HALF A BUSHEL OF POTATOES GROWING IN EVENLEY PARISH R R YARDLEY GOBION C N KETTERING VICTIM VICTIM KETTERING A L CARRINGTON A C O P L Y A ASSAULT VICTIM K IG E 1843 SEE ARTICLE FOR 1 MONTH, OR TO PAY A FINE OF £5, & WILLIAM CARR, FOR 14 DAYS, OR TO PAY A FINE OF £2. 10S., THE FORMER FOR ASSAULTING AND RESISTING GEORGE MEAD, ONE OF THE CONSTABLES OF THE BOROUGH, AND THE LATTER FOR HOLDING THE SAID GEORGE MEAD WHILST FOSTER STRUCK HIM DANIEL MUNN, AND JOSEPH HAWTHORN, 25, WERE INDICTED FOR EMBEZZLING, SELLING, AND CONVERTING TO THEIR OWN USE, A SAW, VALUE 10S., THE PROPERTY OF JAMES CARRINGTON, OF KETTERING. THE WIFE OF THE PROSECUTOR DEPOSED THAT HAWTHORN BORROWED THE SAW, WHICH SHE LENT HIM, BUT HE DID NOT RETURN IT. NOT GUILTY. JAMES HAWTHORN AND DAVID MUNN, CHARGED WITH HAVING SOLD AND CONVERTED TO THEIR OWN USE, A SAW, THE POPERTY OF JAMES CARRINGTON THOMAS MORTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING CERTAIN TOOLS, VALUE 6S., AND UPWARDS, FROM THE HOUSE OF JOHN CARRINGTON, OF KETTERING JOSEPH BARTLETT, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR RUNNING AWAY AND REFUSING TO PERFORM A CONTRACT OF SERVICE MADE WITH BRYAN SMITH AND JOHN CARRINGTON MENTIONE D COMPLAIN KETTERING T MENTIONE MAYORHOL NORTHAMPTON D D SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SAMUEL MARRIOTT, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING BENJAMIN CARTER, AT BRINGTON 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION BENJAMIN CARTER VICTIM 1841 BURGLARY GEORGE CARTER VICTIM 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION GEORGE CARTER VICTIM CRANSLEY JAMES HARDING, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SILK HANDKERCHIEF, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE CARTER, OF CRANSLEY 1844 COUNTY SESSIONS GEORGE CARTER VICTIM CRANSLEY JAMES HARDING, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SILK POCKET HANDKERCHIEF FROM GEORGE CARTER, AT CRANSLEY 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS GEORGE CARTER VICTIM CRANSLEY JAMES HARDING, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SILK POCKET HANDKERCHIEF FROM GEORGE CARTER, AT CRANSLEY, WAS FOUND GUILTY, AND SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES GEORGE CARTER MENTIONE D BROUGHTON 1843 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS GLENCAION CARTER DESERTION JAMES CARTER 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JAMES 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN CARTER 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN CARTER 1840 ASSAULT JOSEPH CARTER 1844 EMBEZZLEMENT JOSEPH CARTER O CARTER 1837 INQUEST MR. W. G. CARTER 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS CARTER T A DAMAGE VICTIM A MATILDA THEFT N C CARTER TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION VICTIM VICTIM ACQUITTED. ROWELL JOHN TWIG, JOHN MERRIMAN, & JAMES CARTER, CHARGED WITH BREAKING OPEN THE MILL OF THOMAS MARRIOTT, AT ROWELL, AND STEALING THEREFROM FOUR SACKS AND SEVEN BUSHELS OF WHEAT MEAL BRACKLEY ST. PETER FOR ONE MONTH, UNLESS 15S. 6D. BE PAID, FOR WILFULLY BREAKING A WINDOW AT BRACKLEY ST. PETER NASEBY MARY GLOVER, MARY HIPWELL, GEORGE MASTERS & SAMUEL STAINS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A GOOSE, THEE GOSLINGS, AND OTHER PROPERTY OF JOHN CARTER, OF NASEBY NASEBY SEE ARTICLE LEICESTER NORTHAMPTON STREET EMBEZZLE MENT ROGUES & VAGABOND S MENTIONE CHEMIST D VICTIM E H ACQUITTED CARTER 1839 A NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS L 1839 ST. NORTHAMPTON SEPULCHRE C CARTER Y HENRY GEORGE GEORGE GEORGE PLEADED GUILTY TO AN INDICTMENT FOR STEALING A SACK, THE PROPERTY OF GLENCAION CARTER, OF EDGCOTT. ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR CHARGED WITH BEING A DESERTER FROM THE 22d REGT. OF FOOT CHARGED WITH BEING A DESERTER FROM THE 22D REGT. OF FOOT HARRIET HARTWELL, CHARGED WITH HAVING AT THE PARISH OF ST. SEPULCHRE, STOLEN A PAIR OF HALF-BOOTS, VALUE 3S., AND A HABIT SHIRT, VALUE 1S. 6D., THE PROPERTY OF HENRY GEORGE CARTER. K CARTER BOROUGH COMMITMENTS SEE ARTICLE R DESERTER R CARTER 1841 SEE ARTICLE EDGCOTT IG VICTIM P 1841 COMMITMENTS TO COUNTY HENRY GAOL COMMITMENTS TO THE HENRY COUNTY GAOL LEICESTER NORTHAMPTON STREET L 1841 BRINGTON SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE MARY HART, BETSEY COX, HELEN MURRAY, & MATILDA CARTER, RESPECTIVELY FOR 14 DAYS, AS ROGUES AND VAGABONDS NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE BARNWELL ST. ANDREW ELIZABETH EADES, AGED 22, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PIG'S CHEEK FROM THE HOUSE OF THOMAS CARTER, OF BARNWELL ST. ANDREW COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS CARTER 1833 ASSIZES THOMAS CARTER 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES CARTER 1844 DIED ALFRED CARTWRIGHT DIED NORTHAMPTON 1844 DIED CHARLES CARTWRIGHT MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON EDWARD CARTWRIGHT ASSAULT STOKE BRUERNE EDWARD CARTWRIGHT ASSAULT GRAFTON REGIS MISDEMEA NOUR MISDEMEA NOR T NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT W. R. ASSIZES CARTWRIGHT MENTIONE D 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION W. R. CARTWRIGHT 1839 QUARTER SESSIONS W. R. CARTWRIGHT 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS W. R. 1844 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN CARVEL 1844 COUNTY SESSIONS ELIZABETH ELIZABETH 1843 1839 INQUEST E 1843 AYNHOE Y A AYNHOE MENTIONE D L AYNHO P O MENTIONE D ELIJAH EBBORN, AGED 21, WILLIAM LEAK, AGED 20, THOMAS LEAK, AGED 22, GEORGE SMITH, AGED 23, & THOMAS SWAN, AGED 21, CHARGED WITH HAVING, IN THE NIGHT OF THE 27TH NOV., ENTERED AN INCLOSED LAND IN THE OCCUPATION OF W.R. CARTWRIGHT, ESQ, AT AYNHOE, ARMED WITH GUNS FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF GAME K MENTIONE D 1838 EDWARD CARTWRIGHT, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING MARIA THOMPSON, AT GRAFTON REGIS R CARTWRIGHT 1844 MARCH 29, ALFRED, THE SON OF MR. CHARLES CARTWRIGHT, OF THIS TOWN, AGED 15 MONTHS MARCH 29, ALFRED, THE SON OF MR. CHARLES CARTWRIGHT, OF THIS TOWN, AGED 15 MONTHS EDWARD CARTWRIGHT, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ASSAULTING JOSEPH BALL, AT STOKE BRUERNE H NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT W. R. ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE R 1843 1844 SEE ARTICLE C 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY HOUSE OF CORRECTION VICTIM IG 1842 ELIZABETH EADES, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PIG'S CHEEK FROM THE HOUSE OF THOMAS CARTER, OF BARNWELL ST. ANDREW BARNWELL ST. ANDREW 1842 SEE ARTICLE ELIJAH EBBORN, WILLIAM LEAK, THOMAS LEAK, GEORGE SMITH, & THOMAS SWANN, FOR BEING FOUND ARMED WITH GUNS FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF GAME AT NIGHT, ON LANDS IN THE OCCUPATION OF W.R. CARTWRIGHT, ESQ. AT AYNHO HINTON WILLIAM TUCKEY, CHARGED WITH MALICIOUSLY SETTING FIRE TO A WOOD CALLED FOXHOLES, GROWING AT HINTON, THE PROPERTY OF W. R. CARTWRIGHT, ESQ. HINTON SEE ARTICLE CARTWRIGHT MENTIONE GREYFRIAR NORTHAMPTON D S STREET SEE ARTICLE BASTARDY EVERDON FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR NOT PERFORMING AN ORDER OF BASTARDY MADE FOR RELIEF OF THE PARISH OF EVERDON CARVELL VICTIM GUILSBOROUGH JOHN PAYNE, CHARGED WITH STEALING A GOLD BROOCH, OF THE VALUE OF 3S., THE PROPERTY OF ELIZABETH CARVELL, OF GUILSBOROUGH CARVELL VICTIM GUILSBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE GUILSBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE NETHER HEYFORD SEE ARTICLE FINEDON SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE CARVELL RICHARD CARVER THOMAS CARVER THOMAS CARVER A L A JAMES N MENTIONE D C CARTWRIGHT MENTIONE D MENTIONE D NON PAYMENT MENTIONE DOG & D DUCK JOB PAINE, OF NORTOFT, CARPENTER, WAS COMMITTED TO THE SESSIONS ON A CHARGE OF STEALING A BROOCH ON THE 21ST JUNE LAST, AT GUILSBOROUGH, THE PROPERTY OF ELIZABETH CARVELL. HE WAS AFTERWARDS ADMITTED TO BAIL BENJAMIN CARY, CHARGED WITH BURGLARIOUSLY ENTERING THE HOUSE OF SARAH HICKMAN, OF RAVENSTHORPE, AND STEALING FROM THENCE DRAPERY, OF THE VALUE OF 5L. SEE ARTICLE BENJAMIN CARY, WAS INDICTED FOR A BURGLARY IN THE HOUSE OF SARAH HICKMAN, AT RAVENSTHORPE. DELIVERED BY PROCLAMATION NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS ELIZABETH CARVILL VICTIM GUILSBOROUGH 1835 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL BENJAMIN CARY THEFT RAVENSTHORPE 1835 ASSIZES BENJAMIN CARY THEFT RAVENSTHORPE 1835 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES BENJAMIN CARY THEFT RAVENSTHORPE 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN CASEMAN VICTIM PIDDINGTON SEE ARTICLE 1846 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS ROBERT CASEY GAME SYRESHAM SEE ARTICLE 1846 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS ROBERT CASEY ASSAULT 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN CASS THEFT 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN CASS THEFT 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN CASS 1839 INQUEST JOSEPH CASTELL MENTIONE D 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOSEPH CASTELL FILIATION 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS JACOB CASTLE VICTIM 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JACOB CASTLE 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS 1841 1846 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS INQUEST L Y MOULTON A N C MOULTON DAVENTRY SLAPTON EVENLEY EVENLEY CASTLE THEFT BRACKLEY JOHN CASTLE THEFT BRACKLEY LUKE CASTLE ROBERT CASTLE ROSE CASWELL L VICTIM A R A R MOULTON P O C ROBERT CASEY, OF CROWFIELD, WAS CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING JAMES PAYNE, OF THE SAME PLACE. COMPROMISED JOHN CASS, AGED 31, & JOHN BROWN, AGED 40, WERE CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT MOULTON, 2LB. OF MUTTON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN ACHURCH. THE GRAND JURY IGNORED THE BILL JOHN CASS & JOHN BROWN, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT MOULTON, 2LB. OF MUTTON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN ACHURCH JOHN CASS, AGED 31, & JOHN BROWN, AGED 40, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT MOULTON, 2LB. OF MUTTON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN ACHURCH K IG CROWFIELD THEFT VAGRANT ACT MENTIONE D DIED E H T 1844 SEE ARTICLE OF SLAPTON, FOR THE NON-PERFORMANCE OF AN ORDER OF FILIATION JOSEPH WARWICK, AGED 32, CHARGED WITH STEALING , AT EVENLEY, A POCKET BOOK, TWO PENCILS, AND A RULE, VALUE 3S., THE PROPERTY OF JACOB CASTLE JOSEPH WARWICK WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING, AT EVENLEY, A POCKET BOOK, AND OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF JACOB CASTLE, AND SENTENCED TO THREE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR JOHN CASTLE, CHARGED WITH STEALING 2LBS OF BREAD, VALUE 2D. THE PROPERTY OF HIS MASTER, THOMAS WILSON, OF BRACKLEY JOHN CASTLE, AGED 45, CHARGED WITH STEALING 2LBS. OF BREAD OF THE VALUE OF 2D. THE PROPERTY OF HIS MASTER, THOMAS WILSON, OF BRACKLEY, PLEADED GUILTY, AND WAS SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT, AND HARD LABOUR FOR ONE MONTH, UNDER THE VAGRANT ACT DAVENTRY SEE ARTICLE DAVENTRY SEE ARTICLE (AGED 50) CHARLES FOX, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR EMBEZZLING LEATHER, THE PROPERTY OF HIS EMPLOYER, THOMAS CASWELL VICTIM 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS THOMAS CASWELL VICTIM 1837 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS FREDERICK CATLIN VICTIM 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN CATTEL MENTIONE D 1841 NORTHAMPTON MIDSUMMER ASSIZES MR. CATTEL MENTIONE D 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN CATTEL SURETIES 1841 BURGLARY JOHN CATTELL ASSAULT 1840 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS JOHN CATTELL ASSAULT NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS JOHN CATTELL THEFT 1845 NORTHAMPTON SESSIONS JOHN WILLIAM CATTELL SURETIES 1842 NORTHANTS PETTY SESSIONS RICHARD CATTELL 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS SAMUEL CATTLE W. CATTLE JOSEPH CAUCUTT 1835 K UPPER MOUNTS SEE ARTICLE ALL SAINTS NORTHAMPTON PARISH SEE ARTICLE R NORTHAMPTON MARTHA CAULCUTT 1833 INQUEST ELIZABETH CAUSBY 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL FRANCIS CAUSBY A NORTHAMPTON L VICTIM DRUNK THE SAME, BEFORE THE MAYOR & T. SHARP , ESQ. JOHN CATTELL WAS FINED 5S. AND 9S. COSTS, OR ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT, FOR AN ASSAULT UPON A FEMALE AT THE CROW & HORSE SHOE. HE WAS TAKEN TO PRISON, BUT LIBERATED IN THE COURSE OF THE DAY ON PAYMENT OF THE FINE. SEE ARTICLE COMPLAIN T A INQUEST CROW & HORSE SHOE N C 1837 FOR NOT FINDING SURETIES FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THE SESSIONS TO ANSWER A CHARGE OF THREATENING TO MURDER HIS SISTER, SET HIS FATHER'S HOUSE FIRE. &C. L 1841 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES ASSAULT SEE ARTICLE C CATTELL 1846 COLD ASHBY R Y JOHN A P ASSAULT O 1841 JOSEPH MARTIN, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR EMBEZZLING LEATHER, THE PROPERTY OF HIS EMPLOYER, THOMAS CASWELL JOSIAH HUMPHREY AND JOHN HUMPHREY WAS INDICTED FOR STEALING THREE SHILLINGS, A COAT, HAT, AND SUNDRY OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF FREDERICK CATLIN. THE PRISONER PLEADED GUILTY - THREE MONTHS IMPRISONMENT WITH HARD LABOUR WILLIAM BLUNT, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR PREVENTING THOMAS WRIGHT, ONE OF THE WATCHMEN, FROM TAKING INTO CUSTODY JOHN CATTEL, WHO HAD COMMITTED A BREACH OF THE PEACE E CASWELL T THOMAS H BOROUGH COMMITMENTS IG 1844 WAS COMMITTED FOR WANT OF SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HIS FATHER AND SISTER. HE FOUND BAIL YESTERDAY COLD ASHBY SEE ARTICLE BROUGHTON RICHARD WATTY, AGED 31, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A COAT, VALUE 6D. THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL CATTLE, OF BROUGHTON. FOURTEEN DAYS IMPRISONMENT. ANGEL INN KETTERING SEE ARTICLE MENTIONE D MENTIONE GREGORY D STREET DIED [AGED 73] WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE BUGBROOKE SEE ARTICLE SURETIES KINGSTHORPE FRANCIS CAUSBY, HE HAVING REFUSED TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS CHARLES FITZHUGH, OVERSEER OF KINGSTHORPE NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN CAUSBY THEFT NORTHAMPTON 1843 QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS CAUSBY VICTIM STOWE 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS CAUSBY 1833 INQUEST WILLIAM CAUSBY T 1844 SMASHING PETER CAUTLING 1838 INQUEST ARTHUR CAVE 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS EDWARD COUNTERF EIT COINS 1843 LAMBS WORRIED JOHN CAVE 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN CAVE DIED L MENTIONE D MENTIONE D 1839 TREE JOHN CAVE TREE 1838 INQUEST TO OUR HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN CAVE DIED JOHN CAVE GAME 1834 N CAVE A GEORGE WESTON FAVELL L DIED A 1838 C P O C CAVE MENTIONE D COMPLAIN T E A Y COUNTERF EIT COIN PARK FIELDS MARK DAWSON, THOMAS DUDLEY, THOMAS DUNN, & PETER CAUTLING CHARGED WITH HAVING IN THEIR POSSESSION NINE COUNTERFEIT SIXPENCES, KNOWING THEM TO BE SUCH, WITH INTENT TO UTTER THE SAME MARK DAWSON, THOMAS DUDLEY, AND PETER CAUTLING, PLEADED GUILTY TO UTTERING COUNTERFEIT COIN. THOMAS DUNN, INDICTED ON A SIMILAR CHARGE, PLEADED NOT GUILTY. MR. JEFFERY APPEARED FOR THE PROSECUTION. HE WAS THE ONLY ONE OF THE PRISONERS UPON WHOM NO MONEY WAS FOUND, AND THE JURY ACQUITTED HIM. THE OTHERS WERE SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT EACH. K 1841 SEE ARTICLE R CAUTLING IG PETER BUGBROOKE R BOROUGH COMMITMENTS FOR ONE MONTH, AS AN IDLE AND DISORDERLY PERSON H IDLE & DISORDER LY MENTIONE D 1841 JOHN ROBY, AND JOHN CAUSBY, TWO BOYS OF NORTHAMPTON, WERE CONVICTED OF STEALING BEANS ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON, ON THE 18TH INSTANT, WHICH WERE GROWING IN A FIELD BELONGING TO EDWARD BOUVERIE, ESQ., IN HARDINGSTONE, AND FINED WITH COSTS 7S. EACH, WHICH THEY PAID ; AND ON THE 21ST INST., JOHN BAKER, ANOTHER BOY FROM NORTHAMPTON, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING BARLEY ON THE 20TH INSTANT, WHICH WAS GROWING IN A FIELD BELONGING TO MRS. GREEN, IN KINGSTHORPE, AND FINED WITH COSTS 10S., WHICH WAS ALSO PAID JOSEPH TOWNSEND, AGED 20, CHARGED WITH STEALING 1 & HALF LB OF FLOUR, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS CAUSBY, OF STOWE, WAS ACQUITTED SEE ARTICLE BLATHERWICK SEE ARTICLE OLD STRATFORD ON SUNDAY LAST, MR. GEORGE CAVE, OF OLD STRATFORD, IN THIS COUNTY, AGED 79 YEARS PRESTON DEANERY SEE ARTICLE QUINTON SEE ARTICLE PRESTON DEANERY CRICK A LARGE TREE BELONGING TO MR. JOHN CAVE, AT PARK FIELDS, PRESTON DEANERY, WAS SHIVERED INTO FRAGMENTS BY THE LIGHTNING, DURING THE TREMENDOUS STORM OF TUESDAY LAST SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE 1836 DIED JOHN CAVE MENTIONE D PIDDINGTON YESTERDAY SE'NNIGHT, MRS. CAVE, WIFE OF THE LATE MR. JOHN CAVE, FARMER AND GRAZIER, PIDDINGTON, IN THIS COUNTY AGED 83 YEARS 1834 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS JOSEPH CAVE VICTIM NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1840 DIED MR. W. CAVE DIED BULWICK 1836 DIED MRS. CAVE DIED PIDDINGTON 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION MRS. OTWAY CAVE MENTIONE D 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SESSIONS OBED. CAVE VICTIM 1845 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS RICHARD CAVE SPILLING NIGHT SOIL NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS THOMAS CAVE THEFT 1846 COMMITTED TO THE BOROUGH GAOL AND HOUSE THOMAS OF CORRECTION CAVE VICTIM 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WARREN CAVE 1841 DIED WILLIAM CAVE 1844 DIED WILLIAM CAVE DIED 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM CAVE VICTIM 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM CAVE WILLIAM CAVE DANIEL CAVENS JOHN CAVIT 1843 T A C BRACKLEY A N DIED L FILIATION A CAVITT L Y P O ASSAULT C NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES E 1846 1842 ROADE MENTIONE D MENTIONE D FEBRUARY 29, AT ROADE, IN THIS COUNTY, AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS, MR. ROBERT CAVE, FARMER, IN THE 82D YEAR OF HIS AGE. BY HIS DEATH THE POORT HAVE LOST A VALUABLE FRIEND THOMAS CAVE PLEADED GUILTY OF HAVING OBTAINED FROM WILLIAM HOBSON, A WHITEWASH BRUSH AND TWO PAINT BRUSHES, THE PROPERTY OF ROWLAND HILL. SENTENCED TO TWELVE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR WILLIAM LETTS, FOR TWO MONTHS, AND GEORGE FREDERIC ROSE, FOR THREE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR, FOR EMBEZZLING A QUANTITY OF LEATHER, THE PROPERTY OF THOAMS CAVE, THEIR MASTER K DIED R CAVE 1837 WAS ALSO FINED, WITH COSTS, 6S. 6D., FOR SPILLING NIGHT SOIL ALONG THE STREETS H ROBERT IG DIED NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS BULWICK R 1844 1833 ON SUNDAY LAST, AGED 66, MR. W. CAVE, OF BULWICK, IN THIS COUNTY YESTERDAY SE'NNIGHT, MRS. CAVE, WIFE OF THE LATE MR. JOHN CAVE, FARMER AND GRAZIER, PIDDINGTON, IN THIS COUNTY AGED 83 YEARS WILLIAM FROST, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR FISHING, IN THE NIGHT, IN THE GROUNDS OF MRS. OTWAY CAVE, IN THE RIVER AVON PRISCILLIA NOBLES WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING TWO SHILLINGS FROM A BOX IN A DWELLING HOUSE AT BULWICK, THE PROPERTY OF OBED. CAVE. THREE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR QUINTON WARREN CAVE, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS £2 BE PAID, FOR ASSAULTING GEORGE REYNOLDS ; AND ONE MONTH, UNLESS £5 BE PAID, FOR ASSAULTING THOMAS WRIGHT, CONSTABLE ON SUNDAY LAST, MR. WILLIAM CAVE, OF BRACKLEY, AGED 65 YEARS ON THE 8TH INST., AT QUINTON, IN THIS COUNTY, MR. WILLIAM CAVE, IN THE 86TH YEAR OF HIS AGE QUINTON SEE ARTICLE EVERDON FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR NOT PERFORMING AN ORDER OF FILIATION MADE FOR THE RELIEF OF THE PARISH OF EVERDON CLIPSTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE VICTIM SEE ARTICLE VICTIM RICHARD KELLAND, AGED 21, CHARGED WITH BURGLARIOUSLY BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF JOHN CAVITT, DURING THE NIGHT OF THE 25TH JUNE LAST, AND STEALING ABOUT £7. 5S. IN MONEY, TWO PAIR OF SILVER TABLE SPOONS, VALUE £1. 10S., FOUR SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, 15 SILVER WATCHES, AND A SILVER WATCH GUARD 1842 1843 1842 1842 BOROUGH PRISONERS JOHN NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN NORTHAMPTON PETTY JOHN SESSIONS CAVITT VICTIM CHARLES HIORNS, AGED 12, GEORGE SMITH, AGED 14, JAMES FISHER, AGED 16, EDWARD SMITH, AGED 15, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SHAWL, VALUE 5S. 6D., THE PROPERTY OF JOHN CAVITT CAVITT VICTIM SEE ARTICLE CAVITT VICTIM MENTIONE BRIDGE D STREET SEE ARTICLE CAVITT NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS CHARLES CAWLEY ASSAULT HARLESTONE CHARLES CAWLEY, CHARGED WITH COMMITTING A VIOLENT ASSAULT ON ELIZ. WELCH, AT HARLESTON. SIX MONTHS' HARD LABOUR. 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN CAY LEAVING WIFE AND FAMILY EYDON FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR LEAVING HIS WIFE AND FAMILY CHARGEABLE TO EYDON 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES CEYBIRD MISBEHAVI OUR 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS BENJAMIN CHADWICK FRAUD 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM CHADWICK THEFT 1839 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS WILLIAM CHADWICK THEFT 1843 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS CHALONER 1837 INQUEST EBENEZER CHAMBERLAIN DIED 1842 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE CHAMBERLAIN WARRANT 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS HENRY CHAMBERLAIN LEAVING SERVICE 1844 EXTRAORDINARY CASE JAMES CHAMBERLAIN 1837 DIED JAMES 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JOHN 1846 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS JOHN CHAMBERLAIN ASSAULT EDWARD RICE CHARGED JOHN CHAMBERLAIN WITH ASSAULTING HIM ON THE 3D INSTANT. CHAMBERLAIN CALLED A WITNESS, WHO SWORE THAT RICE WAS THE FIRST AGGRESSOR, AND THE COMPLAINT WAS DISMISSED 1839 INQUEST JOHN CHAMBERLAIN MENTIONE KETTERING NORTHAMPTON D GARDENS SEE ARTICLE 1846 INQUEST MARTHA CHAMBERLAIN DIED SEE ARTICLE T 1841 H E R A L Y P C WILBY N MOULTON BURTON LATIMER JOHN CROXTON, OF BURTON LATIMER, OBTAINED A WARRANT OF EJECTMENT AGAINST GEORGE CHAMBERLAIN WILBARSTON SEE ARTICLE A O SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM CHADWICK, ON SUSPICION OF STEALING A TILE OR CAKE, THE PROPERTY OF MR. E. H. BARWELL WILLIAM CHADWICK, 28, PLEADED GUILTY OF STEALING TWO PIECES OF TILE OR CAKE OF COPPER, THE PROPERTY OF E. H. BARWELL. TO BE IMPRISONED AND KEPT TO HARD LABOUR THREE CALENDAR MONTHS, THE LAST FORTNIGHT SOLITARY THE FOLLOWING PERSONS WERE CONVICTED OF HAVING UNJUST WEIGHTS AND BALANCES, AND FINED IN THE UNDER MENTIONED SUMS, INCLUDING COSTS, VIZ :- THOMAS CHALONER, BAKER, WILBY, WEIGHTS DEFECTIVE AND SCALES UNJUST, £1. 9S. 6D. SEE ARTICLE (AGED 17 MONTHS) K IG R NORTHAMPTON UNJUST SCALES C JAMES CEYBIRD, FOR THREE WEEKS, FOR MISBEHAVIOUR IN THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, JOHN TORDOFF, OF ROWELL ROWELL SEE ARTICLE CHAMBERLAIN MENTIONE COLLEGE D STREET NORTHAMPTON ON WEDNESDAY LAST, IN COLLEGE STREET, IN THIS TOWN, MRS. CHAMBERLAIN, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. JAMES CHAMBERLAIN CHAMBERLAIN CHARGING KETTERING SEE ARTICLE A L MENTIONE ST. MARYS NORTHAMPTON D STREET 1841 THEFT MR. CHAMBERLAIN MENTIONE BEARWARD NORTHAMPTON D STREET 1837 DIED MRS. CHAMBERLAIN DIED 1840 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS THOMAS CHAMBERLAIN THEFT 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS 1842 CHARGED NORTHAMPTON THE COMPLAINT OF RHEES JOHN DAVIS, OF NORTHAMPTON, LAW STATIONER, AGAINST WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN, ALSO OF NORTHAMPTON, TAILOR, FOR AN ASSAULT ON HIM AT UPTON, ON THE 17TH OCTOBER LAST, WAS DISMISSED MENTIONE BEARWARD NORTHAMPTON D STREET SEE ARTICLE ELIZABETH CHAMBERLIN VICTIM SEE ARTICLE JOHN CHAMBERLIN ALDERMAN CHAMBERS CHARLES CHAMBERS FREDERICK CHAMBERS GEORGE CHAMBERS 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION GEORGE CHAMBERS 1845 BOROUGH SESSIONS HENRY CHAMBERS 1845 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS HENRY 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS HENRY CHAMBERS 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JAMES ASSIZES CHAMBERS 1842 THEFT JAMES CHAMBERS 1841 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS JAMES CHAMBERS 1835 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JAMES CHAMBERS H GAME LAWS EMBEZZLE MENT L P O C VICTIM CHAMBERS SURETIES A GAME FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS SEE ARTICLE GEORGE CHAMBERS, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR LEAVING THE WORK OF JOHN SANDERS, SHOEMANUFACTURER, IN AN UNFINISHED STATE, AND ENTERING THE SERVICE OF ANOTHER EMPLOYER WITHOUT HIS CONSENT JOSEPH WADSWORTH, AGED 11, CHARGED WITH STEALING ABOUT 4S. WORTH OF COPPER MONEY, THE PROPERTY OF HENRY CHAMBERS SEE ARTICLE TIFFIELD HENRY CHAMBERS, JOHN CHAMBERS, & GEORGE HARRIS, FOR TWO MONTHS, AND TO FIND SURETIES FOR TWELVE MONTHS, OR TO BE FURTHER IMPRISONED FOR SIX MONTHS, FOR TRESPASSING IN SEARCH OF GAME AT TIFFIELD BLISWORTH HENRY AND JOHN CHAMBERS, LATE OF BLISWORTH, AND NOW IMPRISONED FOR THIS OFFENCE, COMMITTED ON THE 4TH OCTOBER, AT TIFFIELD, GAVE BAIL NOT TO OFFEND AGAIN FOR THE SPACE OF ONE YEAR NEXT FOLLOWING L HENRY CHAMBERS SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE RAUNDS LEAVING WORK VICTIM E NORTHAMPTON R THEFT CHARGED WITH LEAVING HIS CART ON THE HIGHWAY, WAS FINED 13S. INCLUDING EXPENCES K LEAVING CART MENTIONE D A EMBEZZLING MATERIALS GREAT HARROWDEN Y 1840 T CHAMBERLAIN C 1838 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION SEE ARTICLE IG 1838 DIED NORTHAMPTON ASSAULT R 1834 ON WEDNESDAY LAST, IN COLLEGE STREET, IN THIS TOWN, MRS. CHAMBERLAIN, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. JAMES CHAMBERLAIN N 1843 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON CHAMBERLAIN A 1844 WILLIAM COLLEGE STREET SEE ARTICLE MENTIONE D MENTIONE TANNER STREET D MENTIONE D CORBY PARK SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE RAUNDS SEE ARTICLE SERVICE LITTLE WELDON JAMES CHAMBERS, FOR ILLEGALLY WITHDRAWING HIMSELF FROM THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, MR. R. W. MARSH, OF LITTLE WELDON 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS JOHN CHAMBERS THEFT FARTHINGHOE SEE ARTICLE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN CHAMBERS THEFT HELLIDON 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JOHN CHAMBERS NON PAYMENT MIDDLETON SEE ARTICLE 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN CHAMBERS SURETIES TIFFIELD HENRY CHAMBERS, JOHN CHAMBERS, & GEORGE HARRIS, FOR TWO MONTHS, AND TO FIND SURETIES FOR TWELVE MONTHS, OR TO BE FURTHER IMPRISONED FOR SIX MONTHS, FOR TRESPASSING IN SEARCH OF GAME AT TIFFIELD 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JOHN CHAMBERS MENTIONE D DEENTHORPE 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS THEFT MR. CHAMBERS MR. W. CHAMBERS MENTIONE D MENTIONE D FIRE MENTIONE D MENTIONE D E C O CHAMBERS VICTIM FARTHINGSTONE N MR. CHAMBERS C TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS FIRE MARIA TANNER STREET KING STREET HENRY AND JOHN CHAMBERS, LATE OF BLISWORTH, AND NOW IMPRISONED FOR THIS OFFENCE, COMMITTED ON THE 4TH OCTOBER, AT TIFFIELD, GAVE BAIL NOT TO OFFEND AGAIN FOR THE SPACE OF ONE YEAR NEXT FOLLOWING K FARTHINGSTONE THEFT A 1834 R NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN KIFFS CHAMBERS ASSIZES NORTHAMPTON A 1845 DIED L COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF JOHN KIFFS CHAMBERS CORRECTION 1841 CHAMBERS R 1845 1836 JOHN BLISWORTH Y DIED GAME P 1835 SEE ARTICLE H CHAMBERS IG JOHN T 1843 JOHN CHAMBERS, AGED 54, WAS SENTENCED TO FOURTEEN DAYS' HARD LABOUR FOR STEALING SEVEN GATE HEADS AND TWO GATE BACKS, THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT CANNING, OF HELLIDON BLAKESLEY ON SATURDAY LAST, AFTER A LONG AND PAINFUL ILLNESS, SINCERELY LAMENTED BY HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS, MR. JOHN CHAMBERS, SENIOR ALDERMAN OF THIS CORPORATION, AGED 72 JOHN KIFFS CHAMBERS, CHARGED WITH STEALING THREE BUSHELS OF WHEAT AND A SACK, THE PROPERTY OF HIS MISTRESS, SARAH BONNAM, OF FARTHINGSTONE JOHN KIFF CHAMBERS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SACK AND THREE BUSHELS OF WHEAT, THE PROPERTY OF SARAH BOWMAN, OF FARTHINGSTONE ELIZA MILLER, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE 30TH ULT., STOLEN A GOWN, APRON, AND HANDKERCHIEF, THE PROPERTY OF MARIA CHAPMAN DANIEL HARRISS, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR DESERTING FROM THE SERVICE OF MR. CHAMBERS, OF BLAKESLEY DODDINGTON SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE INQUEST MRS. CHAMBERS 1844 EXTRAORDINARY CASE PHOEBE CHAMBERS 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL RICHARD CHAMBERS VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH PATRICK HENRY, CHARGED WITH STEALING A DESSERT FORK FROM THE HOUSE OF RICHARD CHAMBERS, OF WELLINGBOROUGH ROBERT WAKE CHAMBERS MENTIONE D BLAKESLEY SEE ARTICLE SARAH CHAMBERS DAMAGE GRETTON SEE ARTICLE 1839 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS A L 1840 BENCH WARRANTS WERE ISSUED AGAINST SAMUEL OWEN, CHARGED WITH STEALING 12 OZ. OF BACON AND 12 OZ. OF BEEF, AT BLAKESLEY, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS CHAMBERS, AND JOSEPH MARLOW, WILLIAM FOSTER, JOSEPH ANDREW, JAMES PAGE, JOHN PRIDMORE, & LEICESTER GINNS, CHARGED WITH RIOTOUSLY ASSEMBLING AT DESBOROUGH, AND ASSAULTING THOMAS WORTH IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY AS BAILIFF OF JOHN REDDALL, ESQ., SHERRIFF OF THE COUNTY NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS CHAMBERS VICTIM BLAKESLEY 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES THOMAS CHAMBERS VICTIM TOWCESTER 1839 QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS CHAMBERS VICTIM BLAKESLEY THOMAS CHAMBERS VICTIM THOMAS CHAMBERS VICTIM H SEE ARTICLE STOKE ALBANY SEE ARTICLE E BLAKESLEY K 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS ASSIZES IG 1839 JOHN GOLBY, AGED 39, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT TOWCESTER, A SHOULDER OF MUTTON, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS CHAMBERS SAMUEL OWEN, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BLAKESLEY, 12OZ. OF BACON AND 12OZ. OF BEEF, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS CHAMBERS T 1839 DANIEL HARRIS, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR DESERTING THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, MR. THOMAS CHAMBERS, OF BLAKESLEY TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS CHAMBERS MENTIONE D BLAKESLEY 1844 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM CHAMBERS COMPLAIN T WELLINGBOROUGH 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES CHAMBERS THEFT EAST FARNDON 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES WILLIAM CHAMBERS 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES CHAMBERS 1844 EXTRAORDINARY CASE 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM CHAMBERS 1846 OATS WILLIAM CHAMBERS WILLIAM CHAMBERS WILLIAM CHAMBERS WILLIAM CHAMBERS THEFT WILLIAM CHAMBERS NON PAYMENT A R L Y P N THEFT OVERSTONE C O THEFT C MENTIONE KING D STREET A CHAMBERS DAMAGE 1844 1844 1842 1845 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY HOUSE OF CORRECTION WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS A OATS NON PAYMENT NON PAYMENT SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM CHAMBERS, AGED 27, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT EAST FARNDON, A QUANTITY OF LEAD, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE ADAMS WILLIAM CHAMBERS, CHARGED WITH STEALING HAND SAW, THE PROPERTY OF RICHARD BARKER, OF OVERSTONE EAST FARNDON WILLIAM CHAMBERS, AGED 27, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING, AT EAST FARNDON, A QUANTITY OF LEAD, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE ADAMS, SIX MONTHS IMPRISONMENT NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE EAST FARNDON L WILLIAM R 1835 WELLINGBOROUGH WILLIAM CHAMBERS, OF EAST FARNDON, LABOURER, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR MALICIOUSLY DAMAGING CERTAIN HEDGES AND UNDERWOOD GROWING IN THE PLANTATIONS OF J.COOKE ESQ. AT HOTHORPE MR. WILLIAM CHAMBERS, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, CAN BOAST THE FINEST CROP OF OATS EVER SEEN BY MAN. THEY ARE SELF SOWN, AND IF THE WEATHER HOLD FINE THEY WILL BE CUT IN LESS THAN A WEEK WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE MARSTON TRUSSELL WILLIAM CHAMBERS, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR STEALING A QUANTITY OF PEAS FROM A CLOSE AT MARSTON TRUSSELL, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN WARIN SEE ARTICLE 1839 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS 1841 SUPPOSED INCENDIARISM 1846 1846 THEFT SEE ARTICLE CHAMBERS MENTIONE D DODDINGTON SEE ARTICLE CHAMBERS ASSAULT CROUGHTON ANN CHAMBERS, OF CROUGHTON, WAS CHARGED WITH HAVING ASSAULTED ELIZABETH BADBY, OF THE SAME PLACE, ON THE 11TH DECEMBER. CONVICTED. PAID 6S. FINE, AND 14S. EXPENSES JOB CHAMBERS DAMAGE RAUNDS SEE ARTICLE THOMAS CHANDLER VAGRANT ACT FOR 14 DAYS, UNDER THE VAGRANT ACT ILLEGITIM ATE CHILD AN ORDER OF AFFILIATION WAS MADE UPON JOHN ROBINSON, OF PYTCHLEY, FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF THE ILLEGITIMATE CHILD OF ELIZ. CHANEY, OF HARROWDEN. THE BENCH ONLY MADE AN ORDER FOR 1S. 6D. PER WEEK. JOHN VERY INNOCENTLY ASKED THE BENCH HOW LONG HE HAD TO PAY? "THIRTEEN YEARS," ANSWERED THE CLERK. "THAT'S A RUM UN," SAID JOHN, AND WALKED OUT BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS ANN WELLINGBOROUH PETTY SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION CHAMBERS T 1842 WILLIAM GEORGE CHAPLAIN VICTIM VICTIM HARROWDEN E K GREAT HOUGHTON JOSEPH WILLETT, OF GREAT HOUGHTON, WAS CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT ON GEORGE CHAPLAIN, OF GREAT HOUGHTON, ON THE 10TH OCTOBER LAST, AND FINED WITH COST 6S., WHICH WAS IMMEDIATELY PAID GREAT HOUGHTON SEE ARTICLE R CHANEY H 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS ELIZ. IG WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS R 1844 CHARLES CHAPLIN WILLIAM CHAPLIN ANN CHAPMAN MENTIONE MARKET D SQUARE 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS BENJAMIN CHAPMAN VICTIM 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS BENJAMIN CHAPMAN 1839 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS BENJAMIN CHAPMAN 1845 INQUEST CAROLINE CHAPMAN 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS CHARLES CHAPMAN 1842 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS CHARLES CHAPMAN REFUSING TO ASSIST SEE ARTICLE CHARLES CHAPMAN RIOTING SEE ARTICLE CHR. CHAPMAN THEFT SEE ARTICLE DAVID CHAPMAN MENTIONE D 1841 1840 1839 RIOTING COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL INQUEST L Y NORTHAMPTON N C P O A VICTIM VICTIM MENTIONE D MENTIONE D L A 1846 GAME C 1843 A NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS 1842 FINEDON FINEDON FOR ONE MONTH, FOR TRESPASSING IN SEARCH OF GAME SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM BIRD, AGED 24, CONVICTED OF STEALING A QUANTITY OF POTATOES FROM THE BARN OF BENJAMIN CHAPMAN, OF FINEDON. TWO MONTHS' HARD LABOUR WILLIAM BIRD, AGED 24, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF POTATOES FROM THE BARN OF BENJAMIN CHAPMAN, OF FINEDON NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE KETTERING SEE ARTICLE GEDDINGTON SEE ARTICLE BARNWELL SEE ARTICLE 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS EDWARD CHAPMAN VICTIM 1843 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS EDWARD CHAPMAN MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JANUARY SESSIONS EDWARD VICTIM LITTLE OAKLEY CHAPMAN ASSAULT KETTERING CHAPMAN MENTIONE D KETTERING CHAPMAN VICTIM 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ELIZABETH ASSIZES CHAPMAN VICTIM NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS ELIZABETH CHAPMAN REMOVAL 1840 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS GEORGE CHAPMAN VICTIM 1844 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS HENRY CHAPMAN APETHORPE APETHORPE Y P C THEFT O SEE ARTICLE ORDERS FOR THE REMOVAL OF ELIZABETH CHAPMAN, AND DALLINGTON TO EAST HER CHILD, FROM DALLINGTON TO EAST HADDON, WERE HADDON MADE AND SIGNED JOHN RALLEY, FOR TWO MONTHS, CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT UPON GEORGE CHAPMAN, AND REFUSING TO PAY THE PENALTY OF £3 AND 10S. 6D. COSTS HENRY CHAPMAN, A BOY IN THE EMPLOY OF MR. PAGE, OF ORLINGBURY, CHARGED WITH STEALING A KNIFE AND FORK, ORLINGBURY THE PROPERTY OF HIS MASTER, WAS ALSO COMMITTED FOR TRIAL A R 1842 JAMES CLARK, AGED 45, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT APETHORPE, A BRASS CANDLESTICK, THE PROPERTY OF ELIZABETH CHAPMAN E ELIZABETH K ASSIZES SEE ARTICLE R 1842 T CHAPMAN LUCY BENFORD, AGED 45, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF WOOL FROM A CLOSE IN GEDDINGTON, AND FROM THE PREMISES OF EDWARD CHAPMAN, OF LITTLE OAKLEY, THE PROPERTY OF THE AFORESAID EDWARD CHAPMAN OF KETTERING, FOR THREE WEEKS, CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT H 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF EDWARD CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ELIZA ASSIZES SEE ARTICLE L 1834 LITTLE OAKLEY IG 1843 LUCY BENFORD, AGED 32, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A QUANTITY OF WOOL FROM A CLOSE AT GEDDINGTON, AND FROM THE PREMISES OF EDWARD CHAPMAN, OF LITTLE OAKLEY, THE PROPERTY OF THE SAID EDWARD CHAPMAN. NO BILL ORLINGBURY HENRY CHAPMAN, CHARGED WITH STEALING A KNIFE AND FORK, THE PROEPRTY OF WILLIAM PAGE, OF ORLINGBURY. SAMUEL CHAPMAN, CHARGED WITH RECEIVING THE SAID KNIFE AND FORK FROM THE ABOVE NAMED HENRY CHAPMAN, KNOWING THE SAME TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN NORTHAMPTON YESTERDAY, AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS, HENRY JAMES, YOUNGEST SON OF THE LATE MR. TIMOTHY CHAPMAN, COLLAR MAKER, OF THIS TOWN, AGED 7 YEARS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS HENRY 1833 DIED HENRY JAMES CHAPMAN 1835 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS ISAAC CHAPMAN VICTIM 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JAMES CHAPMAN VICTIM BRIGSTOCK JAMES CHAPMAN THEFT KETTERING JAMES CHAPMAN THEFT SEE ARTICLE JAMES CHAPMAN THEFT SEE ARTICLE 1842 1845 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS C 1844 THEFT A N CHAPMAN A L DIED AGAINST SAMUEL BRAINES, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SHILLING FROM THE PERSON OF ISAAC CHAPMAN, NO BILL WAS FOUND EDWARD BIRD, AGED 50, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING, AT BRIGSTOCK, A FAGGOT, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES CHAPMAN, AND A POLE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM VICCARS. SEVEN YEARS' TRANSPORATION SEE ARTICLE 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES CHAPMAN VICTIM BRIGSTOCK EDWARD BIRD, CHARGED WITH STEALING A FAGOT, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES CHAPMAN, AND AN ASH POLE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM VICCARS, OF BRIGSTOCK 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JANUARY SESSIONS JAMES CHAPMAN VICTIM BRIGSTOCK EDWARD BIRD, AGED 50, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BRIGSTOCK, A FAGGOT, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES CHAPMAN, AND A POLE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM VICCARS 1841 COMMITMENTS TO COUNTY JOHN GAOL CHAPMAN VICTIM ALDWINCKLE 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN CHAPMAN VICTIM ALDWINCKLE 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES JOHN CHAPMAN VICTIM ALDWINCKLE ST. PETERS 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES CHAPMAN 1842 INQUEST CHAPMAN 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN CHAPMAN 1837 CAUTION JOHN CHAPMAN 1837 DIED JOHN 1837 DIED NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JOHN CHAPMAN JONAS CHAPMAN JONAS CHAPMAN JONAS CHAPMAN 1842 T NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE HOLLOWELL GEORGE TIPLER AND WILLIAM TIPLER, OF HOLLOWELL, WERE CONVICTED ON THE COMPLAINT OF JOHN CHAPMAN OF AN ASSAULT AT HOLLOWELL, ON THE 5TH INSTANT, AND FINED, WITH COSTS, £1 EACH COTTON END L HOLLOWELL C P O VICTIM N MENTIONE TODS LANE NORTHAMPTON D WOLLASTON / DIED COOKNOE ACCIDENT WHILTON A CHAPMAN VICTIM COMPLAIN T UNFAIR SCALES K R A VICTIM Y CHAPMAN C JOHN E H SEE ARTICLE IG VICTIM APETHORPE R CHAPMAN L 1842 JOHN MENTIONE D MENTIONE D A 1844 JOHN CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT ALDWINCKLE, TWO GEESE, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN CHAPMAN JONATHAN SMITH & WILLIAM COTTINGHAM, CHARGED WITH STEALING AT ALDWINCKLE, TWO GEESE, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN CHAPMAN JONATHAN SMITH, AGED 20, & WILLIAM COTTINGHAM, 21, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT ALDWINCKLE ST. PETERS, TWO GEESE, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN CHAPMAN JOHN RICHARDSON, OF COTTON END, BOATMAN, WAS CONVICTED ON AN ASSAULT UPON JOHN CHAPMAN, OF THE SAME PLACE. LABOURER, AND ADJUDGED TO PAY THE PENALTY AND COSTS, AMMOUNTING TOGETHER TO 11S. THOMAS CRYER, OF HOLLOWELL, VICTUALLER, WAS ALSO CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT ON MR. JOHN CHAPMAN, OF HOLLOWELL, ON THE 22D INST., AND FINED, WITH COSTS, 15S. SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE LITTLE WELDON SEE ARTICLE LITTLE WELDON SEE ARTICLE WELDON SEE ARTICLE 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JANUARY SESSIONS JONAS CHAPMAN VICTIM LITTLE WELDON CHARLES SPRIGGS, AGED 30, CHARGED WITH STEALING WOOD AT LITTLE WELDON, THE PROPERTY OF JONAS CHAPMAN 1844 COMMITTED THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOSEPH CHAPMAN THEFT ORLINGBURY JOSEPH CHAPMAN, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF BREAD, BEEF, BUTTER, AND OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN WATTS, OF ORLINGBURY 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOSEPH CHAPMAN THEFT ORLINGBURY 1839 DIED MARY CHAPMAN DIED ORTON LODGE JOSEPH CHAPMAN, CHARGED WITH STEALING SEVEN POUNDS OF BREAD, AND OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN WATTS, OF ORLINGBURY SEE ARTICLE MARY CHAPMAN, 19, CHARGED WITH STEALING A CHINA CUP AND SAUCER, TWO PLATES, AND A PIECE OF DRIPPING, WHILE IN THE SERVICE OF SAMUEL NUNNELLY, OF CRANFORD ST. ANDREW 1834 ASSIZES MARY CHAPMAN THEFT CRANFORD ST. ANDREW 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES MARY CHAPMAN THEFT CRANFORD ST. ANDREW SEE ARTICLE 1834 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL MARY CHAPMAN THEFT CRANFORD MARY CHAPMAN, CHARGED WITH STEALING VARIOUS ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF HER MASTER, MR. S. NUNNELLY, OF CRANFORD MR. S. CHAPMAN KETTERING SEE ARTICLE REBECCA CHAPMAN NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE RICHARD CHAPMAN ROBERT CHAPMAN ROBERT CHAPMAN ROBERT CHAPMAN ROBERT CHAPMAN CHAPMAN S. 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS S. (JUNIOR) CHAPMAN 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS SAMUEL CHAPMAN 1841 NORTHAMPTON MIDSUMMER ASSIZES SAMUEL CHAPMAN T KETTERING NON PAYMENT KETTERING ASSAULT C O K VICTIM MENTIONE D KETTERING SEE ARTICLE A CASE OF ASSAULT, BETWEEN SAMUEL CHAPMAN AND ROBERT SMITH, BOTH OF KETTERING, WAS DISMISSED, CHAPMAN, THE COMPLAINANT, HAVING TAKEN THE LAW INTO HIS OWN HANDS SEE ARTICLE ORLINGBURY HENRY CHAPMAN, CHARGED WITH STEALING A KNIFE AND FORK, THE PROEPRTY OF WILLIAM PAGE, OF ORLINGBURY. SAMUEL CHAPMAN, CHARGED WITH RECEIVING THE SAID KNIFE AND FORK FROM THE ABOVE NAMED HENRY CHAPMAN, KNOWING THE SAME TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS SAMUEL CHAPMAN 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL SAMUEL CHAPMAN 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL SAMUEL CHAPMAN VICTIM KETTERING 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES SAMUEL CHAPMAN MENTIONE D KETTERING 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS SARAH CHAPMAN ILLEGITIM ATE CHILD 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES THOMAS CHAPMAN THEFT A L A JOSEPH SMITH, FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR DIVERS MISDEMEANORS IN THE SERVICE OF ROBERT CHAPMAN ANN RICHARDS PLEADED GUILTY TO A CHARGE OF STEALING A PIECE OF WOOD, THE PROPERTY OF S. CHAPMAN, OF KETTERING. ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR KETTERING 1844 THEFT E H R NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS P 1839 SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE A 1838 LITTLE WELDON L 1841 DIED MENTIONE D MENTIONE D C 1843 A NEGLIGENT AND DISORDERLY LABOURER IN HUSBANDRY, FOR ONE MONTH FOR 5 MONTHS, PURSUANT TO SENTENCE OF COURT MARTIAL IG 1841 R 1835 NON PAYMENT MENTIONE UPPER D MOUNTS DISORDER LY N 1839 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION DIED NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION Y 1843 VICTIM ANN RICHARDS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PIECE OF WOOD, THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL CHAPMAN, AFTER HIS BACK DOOR HAD BEEN BROKEN DOWN ELIAS HEYWOOD, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PIECE OF MUTTON FROM THE SHOP OF SAMUEL CHAPMAN, OF KETTERING SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE BENEFIELD SAMUEL GOODMAN, AGED 22, AND THOMAS CHAPMAN, AGED 21, CHARGED WITH STEALING WOOD AT BENEFIELD, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN DOLBY THOMAS CHAPMAN THOMAS CHAPMAN THOMAS CHAPMAN THOMAS CHAPMAN 1838 1837 DIED TIMOTHY CHAPMAN MENTIONE D 1833 DIED TRESSHAM CHAPMAN DIED 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS W. CHAPMAN VICTIM 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS W. CHAPMAN VICTIM 1846 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS WILLIAM CHAPMAN 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES CHAPMAN 1843 FAREWELL DINNER WILLIAM CHAPMAN WILLIAM CHAPMAN WILLIAM CHAPMAN SEE ARTICLE DAVENTRY SEE ARTICLE OF LITTLE WELDON, HE HAVING NEGLECTED TO MAINTAIN HIS WIFE AND FAMILY YESTERDAY, AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS, HENRY JAMES, YOUNGEST SON OF THE LATE MR. TIMOTHY CHAPMAN, COLLAR MAKER, OF THIS TOWN, AGED 7 YEARS NORTHAMPTON IG THRAPSTON R THRAPSTON P N FAREWELL GEORGE DINNER INN MARKET RIOT SQUARE VICTIM KETTERING SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE KETTERING KETTERING DANIEL COLLINS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SPOON AND GLASS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM CHAPMAN, OF KETTERING DANIEL COLLINS, AGED 25, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SPOON AND GLASS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM CHAPMAN, OF KETTERING DANIEL COLLINS, AGED 25, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A SPOON AND GLASS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM CHAPMAN, OF KETTERING, AND SENTENCED TO FIFTEEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION, HE HAVING BEEN PREVIOUSLY CONVICTED OF FELONY 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM CHAPMAN 1842 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS WILLIAM CHAPMAN VICTIM KETTERING WILLIAM CHAPMAN ASSAULT GEDDINGTON SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM CHAPMAN VICTIM LITTLE HARROWDEN REUBEN VORLEY, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ASSAULTING WILLIAM CHAPMAN, OF LITTLE HARROWDEN WILLIAM CHAPMAN RIOTOUS ASSEMBLY KILSBY SEE ARTICLE 1845 1838 1837 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL A L VICTIM ON THE 11TH INST. AT RUSHDEN, AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS, MR. TRESSHAM CHAPMAN, A WOOLSTAPLER, IN THE 81ST YEAR OF HIS AGE WILLIAM MEADOWS, AGED 27, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT THRAPSTON, PART OF A BEER ENGINE, THE PROPERTY OF W. CHAPMAN WILLIAM MEADOWS, AGED 27, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT THRAPSTON, PART OF A BEER ENGINE, THE PROPERTY OF W. CHAPMAN, PLEADED GUILTY, AND WAS SENTENCED TO FIFTEEN DAYS' HARD LABOUR APETHORPE OR KINGS SEE ARTICLE CLIFFE WILLIAM CHAPMAN, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY SILVERSTONE OF WOOD, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM CHAPMAN, OF SILVERSTONE C THEFT O GRETTON RUSHDEN A 1842 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION SEE ARTICLE LITTLE WELDON VICTIM C 1842 ROWELL H 1833 Y 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS INQUEST TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION DRUNK & DISORDER LY MENTIONE D DIED MAINTAIN FAMILY ELIZABETH DURRANT, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR MALICIOUSLY DAMAGING A LIVE HEDGE, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS CHAPMAN, OF WICKEN E KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS WICKEN K 1844 MENTIONE D R CHAPMAN T THOMAS A TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION L 1841 1837 1843 1844 CHAPPEL MR. CHARD MR. W. CHARD WILLIAM CHARD ADA CHARLES JOHN CHARLES SURETIES MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D DIED MENTIONE HEN & D CHICKENS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN CHARLES THEFT 1843 THEFT JOHN CHARLES MENTIONE D KEZIA CHAPPEL, FOR SIX MONTHS, UNLESS SHE FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS MARY DIXON, OF KINGS CLIFFE BRIGSTOCK SEE ARTICLE BRIGSTOCK SEE ARTICLE BRIGSTOCK SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE (AGED 16 WEEKS) NORTHAMPTON BOUGHTON IG NORTHAMPTON 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN CHARLES THEFT 1842 INQUEST MR. CHARLES HEN & MENTIONE CHICKENS, NORTHAMPTON D SHEEP STREET A R L Y CHARLES VICTIM 1846 INQUEST ANDREW CHATER DIED 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES CHATER MENTIONE D 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JAMES CHATER 1833 MICHAELMAS QUARTER SESSIONS JAMES CHATER 1839 DIED MARY CHATER C THOMAS MIDDLETON CHENEY A N ELKINGTON WARKWORTH CHALCOMBE L THEFT A DIED MATTHEW CHATER 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS MR. CHATER 1842 INQUEST MRS. CHATER SEE ARTICLE R BOUGHTON P O MIDDLETON CHENEY C 1846 1839 SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM STANES KENNETT, AGED 22, & JOHN CHARLES, 17, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BOUGHTON, A WAISTCOAT AND SEVERAL OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN THOMPSON T 1846 KINGS CLIFFE E 1844 NORTHAMPTON SUMMER ASSIZES KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS INQUEST NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS KEZIA THEFT CHALCOMBE DIED KETTERING MENTIONE KETTERING D MENTIONE UPPINGHA D M ROAD MENTIONE LONG BUCKBY D WILLIAM STANES KENNETT, AGED 22, & JOHN CHARLES, 17, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BOUGHTON, A WAISTCOAT AND SEVERAL OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN THOMPSON WERE FOUND GUILTY ; KENNETT WAS SENTENCED TO FIFTEEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION, CHARLES TO ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR K 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION H 1839 SEE ARTICLE JOHN WATTS, OF MIDDLETON, WAS CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING THOMAS CHARLES, OF THE SAME PLACE. CALLED ON TO PAY 10S. EXPENCES, AND WAS BOUND OVER TO KEEP THE PEACE SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM TRUSTY, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS £1. 1S. 6D. BE PAID, FOR ASSAULTING JAMES CHATER, AT WARKWORTH JAMES CHATER AND SAMUEL BONHAM, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN THREE FOWLS, BELONGING TO HENRY SEWELL, OF CHALCOMBE JAMES CHATER, 20, AND SAMUEL BONHAM, 35, FOR HAVING STOLEN THREE FOWLS BELONGING TO HENRY SEWELL, OF CHALCOMBE, WERE SENTENCED TO THREE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT LATELY, AT KETTERING, MARY, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. MATTHEW CHATER, OF THAT PLACE LATELY, AT KETTERING, MARY, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. MATTHEW CHATER, OF THAT PLACE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS THOMAS CHATER CONTRACT THOMAS CHATER, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR NOT FULFILLING HIS CONTRACT OF SERVICE WITH JOHN WHITMY, PAINTER NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM CHATER GAME LONG BUCKBY 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM CHATTEL VICTIM FARTHINGHOE ALICE BUTLER, AGED 15, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A STRAW BONNET, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM CHATTEL, OF FARTHINGHOE. ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR 1842 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS 1845 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS CHARLOTTE CHATWELL VICTIM 1845 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS ELIZABETH CHATWELL 1846 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS JOHN CHATWELL CHAYTER ANN CHECKLEY DIED 1845 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS BENJAMIN 1836 BRACKLEY SEE ARTICLE A SEE ARTICLE C DIED MARTHA CHATWELL WAS CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING CHARLOTTE CHATWELL, MOTHER AND DAUGHTER. DEFENDANT WAS REPRIMANDED, AND ORDERD TO PAY 2S. FOR THE SUMMONS NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE WELTON SEE ARTICLE DAVENTRY ON FRIDAY LAST, SUDDENLY, ANN, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. THOMAS CHECKLEY, BAKER, DAVENTRY, AGED 64 YEARS L 1843 FARTHINGHOE L Y P O APPLICATI DRAPERY ON MENTIONE D CHAWNER JOHN ASSAULT N MR. CHATWELL A 1834 NORTHAMPTON TOWN COUNCIL NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES WHITFIELD MENTIONE D REFUSING TO SUPPORT C 1843 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS MARTHA E 1846 SAMUEL CHATTER PLEADED GUILTY OF STEALING A PIECE OF BEEF, VALUE 2S. 6D., THE PROPERTY OF JOHN TAILBY, OF KETTERING, AND WAS SENTENCED TO THREE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT TO HARD LABOUR WILLIAM CHATTLE, SHOEMAKER, OF WHITFIELD, WAS ORDERED TO PAY 3S. A WEEK TOWARDS THE SUPPORT OF HIS FATHER AND MOTHER, WHO ARE CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF BRACKLEY ST. JAMES MARTHA CHATWELL WAS CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING CHARLOTTE CHATWELL, MOTHER AND DAUGHTER. DEFENDANT WAS REPRIMANDED, AND ORDERD TO PAY 2S. FOR THE SUMMONS K PAYMENT R CHATTLE H BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM KETTERING IG THEFT R CHATTER 1846 SAMUEL T 1842 WILLIAM CHATER, SHEPHERD, AND WILLIAM FOULDES, BRICKMAKER, BOTH OF LONG BUCKBY, WERE CONVICTED OF TRESPASS IN SEARCH OF GAME, AT EAST HADDON, ON THE 2D INSTANT, AND EACH ORDERED TO PAY £2. 13S. 6D., PENALTY AND COSTS WAS FINED 14S. COSTS INCLUDED, UNDER THE NEW IMPROVEMENT ACT, FOR FURIOUSLY DRIVING A HORSE AND CART DOWN BRIDGE STREET TO THE DANGER OF THE INHABITANTS NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS CHRISTOPHE CHECKLEY R UNWHOLES AME MEAT TRUE BILLS WERE ALSO FOUND AGAINST JAMES ADAMS AND CHRISTOPHER CHECKLEY, BUTCHERS, FOR EXPOSING UNWHOLESAME MEAT. TO BE TRIED AT THE NEXT SESSIONS 1845 INQUEST FRANCES CHECKLEY DIED 1845 COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF JOHN CORRECTION CHECKLEY GAME A CHECKLEY RIDING FURIOUSLY MERCERS ROW NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE (AGED 23) DAVENTRY JOHN CHECKLEY & JOHN BROWN, FOR ONE MONTH EACH, FOR TRESPASSING IN SEARCH OF GAME AT DAVENTRY GEORGE STREET ON THE 2D INST., AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS, AGED 74 YEARS, MR. JOHN CHECKLEY, GEORGE STREET, DAVENTRY FOR NON PAYMENT OF £7. 7S. DUE TO THE COLLECTORS OF ASSESSED TAXES FOR THE PARISH OF NEWNHAM 1844 DIED JOHN CHECKLEY DIED DAVENTRY 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN CHECKLEY NON PAYMENT 1844 EXTRAORDINARY CASE MARY CHECKLEY 1844 EXTRAORDINARY CASE PHILIP CHECKLEY 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION SUSANNAH CHECKLEY VAGRANCY FOR ONE MONTH, FOR VAGRANCY 1841 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS THOMAS CHECKLEY VICTIM JOHN DOWLING PLEADED GUILTY OF STEALING A SHAWL THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS CHECKLEY, AND WAS SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT 1843 DIED WILLIAM CHECKLEY MENTIONE D NEWNHAM VICTIM 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL HENRY CHEETHAM 1833 ASSIZES HENRY CHEETHAM HENRY CHEETHAM T H 1837 1837 1837 1837 1836 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THEFT ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL A L WELLINGBOROUGH CHENEY N MR. CHARGING WELLINGBOROUGH C P O CHENEY A 1845 MENTIONE D MENTIONE D CHEETHAM JAMES VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE LUTTON SEE ARTICLE ROWELL SEE ARTICLE VICTIM LUTTON CHENEY CHENEY VICTIM VICTIM LUTTON LUTTON THOMAS MARRIOTT, CHARGED WITH STEALING 12 SHEEP, AT LUTTON, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM CHENEY; FIVE SHEEP, AT THE SAME PLACE, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS LINNELL; AND FOUR SHEEP, ALSO OF THE SAME PLACE, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES REYNOLDS SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM CHENEY VICTIM LUTTON SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM CHENEY ASSAULT LONG BUCKBY SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM CHENEY VICTIM SUTTON THOMAS BLINKHORN, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT SUTTON, A GELDING, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM CHENEY WILLIAM CHENEY WILLIAM WILLIAM L 1837 MR. A 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS VICTIM C 1833 E WELLINGBOROUGH VICTIM HUGH GARRATT, CHARGED WITH RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS BELONGING TO WILLIAM JONES, AT WELLINGBOROUGH. THE SAME HUGH GARRATT ALSO STANDS CHARGED WITH RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS BELONGING TO HENRY CHEETHAM THOMAS MARTIN, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN FROM THE PREMISES OF HENRY CHEETHAM, DRAPER, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, THREE PIECES OF LEAD, VALUE TEN PENCE THOMAS MARTIN, 48, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE PREMISES OF HENRY CHEETHAM, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, THREE PIECES OF LEAD, VALUE 10D. K CHEETHAM R HENRY SEE ARTICLE ON FRIDAY LAST, SUDDENLY, ANN, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. THOMAS CHECKLEY, BAKER, DAVENTRY, AGED 64 YEARS IG NORTHANTS ASSIZES SEE ARTICLE DAVENTRY R 1838 Y ST. MENTIONE KATHERINE NORTHAMPTON D 'S COURT ST. MENTIONE KATHERINE NORTHAMPTON D 'S COURT 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM WILLIAM CHENEY VICTIM CHENEY REFUSING TO KEEP THE PEACE LUTTON THOMAS BINKHORNE WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A GELDING, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM CHENEY, ON THE 13TH MAY, AT THE PARISH OF LUTTON. TRANSPORTATION FOR LIFE LONG BUCKBY WILLIAM CHENEY CHARGED WITH REFUSING TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS WILLIAM ANDREW OF LONG BUCKBY, AND DANIEL SUDBOROUGH WITH REFUSING TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HIS WIFE, ANN SUDBOROUGH, WERE DISCHARGED, THE PARTIES NOT APPEARING AGAINST THEM T 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS GEORGE CHERRY NEGLECTIN G CHILDREN GEORGE CHERRY MENTIONE D WOLLASTON SEE ARTICLE JOHN CHERRY VICTIM BRAUNSTON SEE ARTICLE JOSEPH CHERRY NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE H GRENDON E WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOSEPH CHERRY DAMAGE 1841 1842 1842 1842 DISPUTE QUARTER SESSIONS BURGLARIES ASSIZES JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH JOSEPH CHERRY CHERRY CHERRY CHERRY DISPUTE THEFT THEFT THEFT 1842 TRANSPORTED JOSEPH 1846 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS CHERRY 1843 INQUEST THOMAS CHERRY MENTIONE D DIED 1844 ASSIZES AGNES CHESHIRE THEFT R KINGSTHORPE KINGSTHORPE KINGSTHORPE A N C 1841 ST. GILES STREET L A R Y NON PAYMENT C 1842 P 1839 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS O 1844 K IG 1846 GEORGE CHERRY, WAS CHARGED BY THE GUARDIAN OF GRENDON WITH NEGLECTING TO MAINTAIN HIS CHILDREN. IT WAS PROVED THAT THERE WAS ONLY ONE WHICH HE HAD A RIGHT TO MAINTAIN. HIS PRESENT WAGES ARE 7S. PER WEEK. MR. WALKER, THE RELIEVING OFFICER, WHO APPEARED ON THE PART OF THE GUARDIANS, SAID THAT CHERRY PROMISED TO PAY THE PARISH 1S. PER WEEK FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF HIS CHILD, WHILE IT REMAINED IN THE WORKHOUSE. THIS, HOWEVER, HE HAD NEGLECTED TO DO SO. THE BENCH DECIDED THAT THE PARISH COULD NOT ENFORCE THE BACK PAYMENT, BUT THAT CHERRY MIGHT (IF HE WAS WILLING) GO AND TAKE THE CHILD HOME AND MAINTAIN IT. L TRANSPOR TED A CHERRY JOSEPH CHERRY, FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR MALICIOUSLY DAMAGING 20 ORANGES, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN JEYES SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE THE UNDER MENTIONED CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO PORTSMOUTH, AND PUT ON BOARD THE LEVIATHAN HULK, VIZ :- JOSEPH CHERRY, UNDER TRANSPORTATION FOR LIFE; THOMAS BROOKS, FOR 15 YEARS, JOHN KNIBBS, WILLIAM WATERFIELD, THOMAS WEST, GEORGE ISITT, JOSEPH WOODRUFF, AND JAMES EVANS, FOR 14 YEARS; AND WILLIAM FETCH, HUBBARD SPENCER, AND JAMES BAKER, FOR 10 YEARS EYDON SEE ARTICLE GRENDON SEE ARTICLE (AGED 14) AGNES CHESHIRE, AGED 33, CHARGED WITH STEALING A £10 NOTE AT HARDINGSTONE, THE PROPERTY OF MARY CHARLOTTE MAXWELL HARDINGSTONE KINGSWEL NORTHAMPTON L STREET DIED SARAH CHESHIRE DIED 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM CHESLEY VICTIM ASSIZES WILLIAM CHESLEY VICTIM WILLIAM CHESLEY VICTIM CHARLOTTE CHESTER ASSAULT VICTIM GRIMSBURY SEE ARTICLE THOMAS FRENCH, 26, & WILLIAM SOUTHAM, 18, CHARGED WITH BURGLARIOUSLY ENTERING THE HOUSE OF ELIZABETH RYMILL, OF GRIMSBURY, IN THE PARISH OF WARKWORTH, AND STEALING THEREFROM A COAT, THREE PAIR OF BREECHES, AND OTHER GOODS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM CHESLEY T 1842 GRIMSBURY CHESTER 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS SAMUEL CHESTER 1835 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS THOMAS CHESTER WILLIAM CHESTER WILLIAM CHESTER ASSAULT JOHN CHETTEL ELIZABETH CHETTLE JOSEPH CHETTLE JOSEPH CHETTLE THOMAS CHETTLE 1835 1835 1841 1840 1837 1843 ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES INCENDIARY FIRE AT CHELVESTON TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION Y E K A STUCHBERY LODDINGTON P O SEE ARTICLE HARDINGSTONE SEE ARTICLE CALEB ARCHER, CHARGED WITH STEALING A TABLE CLOTH, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN CHESTER, OF STUCHBURY SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE ROWELL WILLIAM CHESTER, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR AN ASSAULT UPON CHARLES HIGGINS, HEADBOROUGH OF ROWELL THEFT STEAN PARK SEE ARTICLE MENTIONE D CHELVESTON CUM CALDECOTT CHELVESTON CUM CALDECOTT CHELVESTON CUM CALDECOTT N LODDINGTON A 1835 DESTROYE D CAT ARTICLES OF THE PEACE MENTIONE D VICTIM L 1836 A 1838 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES C 1844 R NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES LODDINGTON R 1845 GRIMSBURY L 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS C 1836 IG H 1836 ON MONDAY LAST, IN KINGSWELL STREET, IN THIS TOWN, AGED 77 YEARS, SARAH CHESHIRE, FOR UPWARDS OF 40 YEARS THE TRUSTWORTHY HOUSEKEEPER OF THE LATE MR. ALDERMAN ARMFIELD, OF THIS TOWN. THE FUNERAL TOOK PLACE YESTERDAY, AND HER REMAINS WERE FOLLOWED BY MESSRS. WILLIAM, FREDERICK, AND GEORGE ARMFIELD, AS A MARK OF RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF ONE WHO LIVED AMONGST THEM HIGHLY RESPECTABLE, "FOR HER WORK'S SAKE." VICTIM FIRE CHELVESTON SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE THOMAS CHETTLE, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ASSAULTING RICHARD MADDOX, POLICE CONSTABLE, WHILST IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY, AND FOR A FURTHER TERM OF ONE MONTH, FOR A SUBSEQUENT ASSAULT ON THE SAID RICHARD MADDOX THOMAS CHETTLE ASSAULT THOMAS CHETTLE MENTIONE D KETTERING SEE ARTICLE THOMAS CHETTLES ASSAULT RUSHDEN THOMAS CHETTLES, FOR 21 DAYS, UNLESS £1 BE PAID, FOR ASSAULTING GEORGE LILLEY, AT RUSHDEN 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE RICHARD QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT RICHARD ASSIZES MENTIONE D MENTIONE D CHIBNALL CHIBNELL PASSENHAM SEE ARTICLE COSGROVE SEE ARTICLE ELEANOR CHICK, FOR NOT FINDING SURETIES FOR HER APPEARANCE AT THE SESSIONS, AND IN THE MEANTIME TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HER HUSBAND, WILLIAM CHICK BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ELEANOR CHICK SURETIES 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM CHICK VICTIM 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ARTHUR CHILDS VICTIM ECTON 1839 QUARTER SESSIONS ARTHUR CHILDS VICTIM ECTON 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ARTHUR CHILDS VICTIM CHINNER 1844 DIED MARIANNE CHINNER H DIED MIDDLETON CHENEY 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES CHITTEM VICTIM 1846 1841 1843 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION HANNAH CHOWN HENRY CHOWN A L NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ACCIDENT VICTIM A 1843 CHITTERN MENTIONE D MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE JANUARY 10, AT MIDDLETON CHENEY, MARIANNE, WIFE OF MR. JOHN CHINNER, BAKER, AGED 23 JANUARY 10, AT MIDDLETON CHENEY, MARIANNE, WIFE OF MR. JOHN CHINNER, BAKER, AGED 23 DUSTON DUSTON JAMES ELMORE AND GEORGE THOMAS, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE DWELLING HOUSE OF JOHN CHITTERN, OF DUSTON, AND STEALING THEREFROM A TIMEPIECE AND OTHER ARTICLES NORTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE GEORGE ADAMS, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR MALICIOUSLY BREAKING AND DAMAGING A QUANTITY OF ASH POLES GROWING IN A SPINY, THE PROPERTY OF LANGHAM CHRISTIE, ESQ. OF PRESTON DEANERY N C MR. SEE ARTICLE JAMES ELMORE AND GEORGE THOMAS, BOTH OF NORTHAMPTON, SHOEMAKERS, WERE FULLY COMMITTED TO TAKE THEIR TRIAL AT THE NEXT ASSIZES FOR BURGLARY, IN BREAKING OPEN THE DWELLING HOUSE OF MR. CHITTEM, IN THE PARISH OF DUSTON, ON THE NIGHT OF THE 15TH INSTANT, AND STEALING THEREOUT A TIME PIECE, SOME SILVER SPOONS, A HAM, A CHEESE, AND VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES, TOGETHER OF £14 AND UPWARDS C P NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS O 1844 MARY BANNISTER, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR ASSAULTING WILLIAM CHICK THOMAS FITZHUGH, CHARGED WITH STEALING FOUR PENNYWORTH OF BEEF, THE PROPERTY OF ARTHUR CHILDS, OF ECTON THOMAS FITZHUGH, CHARGED WITH STEALING THREE QUARTERS OF A POUND OF BEEF, THE PROPERTY OF HIS MASTER, ARTHUR CHILDS, OF ECTON THOMAS FITZHUGH WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING THREE QUARTERS OF A POUND OF BEEF, THE PROPERTY OF HIS MASTER, ARTHUR CHILDS, OF ECTON - IMP. ONE MONTH, HOUSE OF CORRECTION, HARD LABOUR K JOHN R DIED A 1844 L CHILDS IG THOMAS MENTIONE QUART POT NORTHAMPTON D LANE DIED NORTHAMPTON MENTIONE MIDDLETON CHENEY D R CHILDS ECTON Y CIRCUIT 1836 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS DIED 1840 T 1842 E 1833 JOHN CHRISTIAN VAGABOND LANGHAM CHRISTIE ACCIDENT PRESTON DEANERY FOR 1 MONTH, AS A ROGUE AND VAGABOND LANGHAM CHRISTIE VICTIM PRESTON DEANERY CHRISTOPHER GAME 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JAMES ASSIZES CHRISTOPHER GAME LITTLE BEAGE COPPICE TRANSPOR TED JAMES CHRISTOPHER GAME LAWS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES CHRISTOPHER POACHING 1840 ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS JAMES CHRISTOPHER GAME 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES CHRISTOPHER DAMAGE 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION 1840 ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS 1838 H IG KINGS CLIFFE R P L Y A KINGS CLIFFE C GAME FOR THREE MONTHS, AND TO FIND SURETIES, FOR POACHING AT KINGS CLIFFE JOHN CHRISTOPHER & JAMES CHRISTOPHER, CHARGED WITH BEING FOUND IN A WOOD CALLED MORTON'S SALE, ARMED WITH A GUN, WITH OTHER PERSONS, FOR THE PURPOSE OF DESTROYING GAME FOR THREE MONTHS, CONVICTED OF DAMAGING A FENCE, AT KINGS CLIFFE JOHN SCOTNEY, FOR THREE MONTHS, JOHN SCOTNEY, WILLIAM SCOTNEY, & JOHN CHRISTOPHER, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, CHAPMAN BALL, FOR ONE MONTH, AND JOHN BOULTON, FOR 21 DAYS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS JOHN CHRISTOPHER & JAMES CHRISTOPHER, CHARGED WITH BEING FOUND IN A WOOD CALLED MORTON'S SALE, ARMED WITH A GUN, WITH OTHER PERSONS, FOR THE PURPOSE OF DESTROYING GAME CHRISTOPHER GAME WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER BEGGING WELLINGBOROUGH FOR 14 DAYS, FOR BEGGING ALMS AT WELLINGBOROUGH WILLIAM CHRISTOPHER MENTIONE D OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE VICTIM IRTHLINGBOROUGH RUSHDEN N COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTON SUMMER ASSIZES JOHN CHRISTOPHER A 1843 JOHN JAMES CHRISTOPHER AND JOHN LATTIMER, BOTH OF KINGS CLIFFE, LABOURERS, CHARGED WITH BEING ARMED ON THE NIGHT OF THE 12TH INST. (TOGETHER WITH A PERSON UNKNOWN), FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF GAME KINGS CLIFFE L 1834 O 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JAMES C TRANSPORTED THE UNDERMENTIONED CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO THE LEVIATHAN HULK AT PORTSMOUTH:- JAMES CHRISTOPHER, SENTENCED TO TRANSPORTATION FOR 14 YEARS; ABRAHAM SMITH, FOR TEN YEARS, AND WILLIAM WILLIAMSON, FOR SEVEN YEARS T CHRISTOPHER 1842 SEE ARTICLE E JAMES K ASSIZES R 1842 JAMES CHRISTOPHER, AGED 23, AND JOHN LATTIMER, AGED 22, CHARGED WITH HAVING (WITH ANOTHER PERSON UNKNOWN) IN THE NIGHT OF THE 12TH OF DEC LAST, ENTERED LITTLE BEAGE COPPICE, ARMED WITH GUNS, FOR THE PURPOSE OF DESTROYING GAME TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION DANIEL CHUBB 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION DANIEL CHUBB MENTIONE D 1845 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ROBERT CHUBB MENTIONE D 1844 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE CHURCH THEFT A 1841 JOHN KEACH, OF IRTHLINGBOROUGH, A LABOURER, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR AN ASSAULT ON DANIEL CHUBB, POLICE OFFICER WILLIAM PARTRIDGE, OF RUSHDEN, SHOEMAKER, FOR ONE MONTH, ON NON PAYMENT OF £2. 10S. 6D. FOR ASSAULTING DANIEL CHUBB, POLICE OFFICER ROBERT DEWITT, FOR ONE MONTH, UNLESS 7S. BE PAID, FOR WILFULLY KNOCKING A SHILLING OUT OF THE HANDS OF ROBERT CHUBB, WHEREBY THE SAID SHILLING WAS LOST BOZEAT SEE ARTICLE COMMITTED THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION GEORGE CHURCH THEFT EASTON MAUDIT 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS GEORGE CHURCH THEFT EASTON MAUDIT 1844 COMMITTED THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION ISAAC CHURCH UNION MISCONDU WORKHOU WELLINGBOROUGH CT SE 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ISRAEL CHURCH THEFT BOZEAT 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS ISRAEL CHURCH THEFT BOZEAT 1842 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS ISRAEL CHURCH THEFT 1836 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ISRAEL CHURCH THEFT JAMES CHURCH Y JAMES CHURCH JAMES CHURCH CHURCH T 1844 JAMES 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JAMES CHURCH 1835 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOSEPH CHURCH 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL RICHARD 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS THEFT N A HARTWELL HARTWELL VICTIM MILTON CHURCH THEFT POTTERSPURY RICHARD CHURCH THEFT POTTERSPURY ROBERT CHURCH THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH ROBERT CHURCH THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH A ISRAEL CHURCH, AGED 24, & GEORGE HOUGHTON, AGED 31, WERE CONVICTED OF STEALING A QUANTITY OF BARLEY FROM A CLOSE IN THE OCCUPATION OF SAMUEL SMITH, BOZEAT, AND SENTENCED TO SIX WEEKS' IMPRISONMENT K R A L MISCONDU CT THEFT E H IG R WELLINGBOROUGH C COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL 1844 DAMAGE C 1837 ISRAEL CHURCH, AGED 24, & GEORGE HOUGHTON, AGED 31, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF BARLEY FROM A CLOSE IN THE OCCUPATION OF SAMUEL SMITH, AT BOZEAT WELLINGBOROUGH P 1838 DIED L 1838 INQUEST TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION O 1846 BOZEAT BOZEAT WILLIAM TITE & GEORGE CHURCH, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT EASTON MAUDIT, TWO SACKS AND THREE BUSHELS OF WHEAT WILLIAM TITE AND GEORGE CHURCH, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO A BARN AT EASTON MAUDIT, AND STEALING THEREFROM TWO SACKS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN PERRY DAVISON ISAAC CHURCH & WILLIAM TALBOT, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR MISCONDUCT AT THE WELLINGBOROUGH UNION WORKHOUSE ISRAEL CHURCH, & GEORGE HOUGHTON, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE 30TH INST., AT BOZEAT, STOLEN A QUANTITY OF BARLEY IN THE STRAW, THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL SMITH ISRAEL CHURCH, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR STEALING TWO IRON HINGES FROM A GATE IN A CLOSE AT BOZEAT, IN THE OCCUPATION OF WILLIAM ASHPOLE SEE ARTICLE (AGED 24) SEE ARTICLE JAMES CHURCH, FOR MISCONDUCTING HIMSELF TOWARDS HIS EMPLOYER, JON. MANTON JAMES CHURCH, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT HARTWELL, A £5 NOTE AND FOUR SOVS. THE PROPERTY OF JOHN RICHARDSON JAMES CHURCH, AGED 17, PLEADED GUILTY TO INDICTMENT FOR STEALING A £5 NOTE, AND 4 SOVS. THE PROPERTY OF JOHN RICHARDSON, OF HARTWELL, AND WAS SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT, THE LAST SOLITARY, AND TO BE ONCE PRIVATELY WHIPPED DAVID WINTERBOTTOM, FOR ASSAULTING JOSEPH CHURCH, AT MILTON RICHARD CHURCH, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT POTTERSPURY, A QUANTITY OF OAK AND ELM WOOD, VALUE 2D., THE PROPERTY OF THE REV. W. HAUGHTON RICHARD CHURCH, AGED 27, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT POTTERSPURY, A QUANTITY OF OAK AND ELM WOOD, VALUE 2D., THE PROPERTY OF THE REV. WM. HAUGHTON ROBERT & WILLIAM CHURCH, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT WELLINGBOROUGH, A TURKEY, THE PROPERTY OF HENRY WIDOWSON SEE ARTICLE ROBERT CHURCH 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION SARAH CHURCH THOMAS CHURCH THOMAS CHURCH THOMAS CHURCH THEFT WILLIAM CHURCH LEAVING WIFE & FAMLY WILLIAM CHURCH THEFT WILLIAM CHURCH THEFT T SEE ARTICLE QUINTON WELLINGBOROUGH WELLINGBOROUGH MENTIONE D TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM CHURCH 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM CHURCH 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM CHURCH THEFT 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM CHURCH THEFT MAIDWELL P C A 1846 DARING ROBBERY MRS. CIRCUITT 1842 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS JOSEPH CLAMP 1839 NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES ALFRED CLAMROCK 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOB CLAPHAM A 1838 L CHURCHILL 1838 CHURCH WELLINGBOROUGH BOZEAT N C O THEFT COMMITTED TO THE WILLIAM COUNTY GAOL NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT CHARLES ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE CHARLES EASTER SESSIONS 1833 L Y 1841 CHURCHILL THEFT MENTIONE D MENTIONE D ROBBERY COMPLAIN T MENTIONE D ROGUE SEE ARTICLE ROBERT & WILLIAM CHURCH, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT WELLINGBOROUGH, A TURKEY, THE PROPERTY OF HENRY WIDOWSON K 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE R 1844 NORTHANTS PETTY SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE A 1842 FOR DISORDERLY CONDUCT IN THE WORKHOUSE OF MILTON H 1835 DISORDER WORKHOU MILTON LY SE CONDUCT MENTIONE EVENLEY D MENTIONE NORTHAMPTON D IG 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH R 1841 THEFT ROBERT CHURCH, AGED 60, AND WILLIAM CHURCH, AGED 18, CHARGED WITH STEALING A TURKEY FROM A FIELD IN THE LORDSHIP OF WELLINGBOROUGH, THE PROPERTY OF HENRY WIDDOWSON E 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS BOZEAT BOZEAT SEE ARTICLE JAMES BURGESS, OF BRIXWORTH, LABOURER, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR NOT FINDING SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS WILLIAM GULLIVER AND WILLIAM CHURCH, CONSTABLES OF MAIDWELL; AND FOR THE FURTHER TERM OF ONE MONTH, FOR ROBBING THE GARDEN OF JOHN HEEPS, SEN. AT MAIDWELL. ROBERT CHURCH, AGED 60, AND WILLIAM CHURCH, AGED 18, CHARGED WITH STEALING A TURKEY FROM A FIELD IN THE LORDSHIP OF WELLINGBOROUGH, THE PROPERTY OF HENRY WIDDOWSON WILLIAM CHURCH, 31, WAS INDICTED FOR STEALING A FOWL FROM THE HEN-ROOST OF JOHN ASHPOLE, FARMER, OF BOZEAT, AND SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT, WITH HARD LABOUR WILLIAM CHURCH, CHARGED WITH STEALING A TABLE CLOTH, CHILD'S FROCK, SHEET, AND A QUANTITY OF POTATOES, FROM THE GARDEN OF JOHN ASHPOLE, OF BOZEAT WILLIAM CHURCH, ON SUSPICION OF HAVING STOLEN A FOWL, BELONGING TO JOHN ASHPOLE, OF BOZEAT KILSBY SEE ARTICLE KILSBY SEE ARTICLE ST. PETERS NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE KETTERING SEE ARTICLE FINEDON AS AN INCORRIGBLE ROGUE AND VAGABOND, ON LEAVING HIS CHILDREN CHARGEABLE TO FINEDON, HAVING BEEN PREVIOUSLY CONVICTED QUARTER SESSIONS JOB CLAPHAM LEAVING CHILDREN FINEDON 1842 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS JOB CLAPHAM LEAVING CHILDREN FINEDON 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN CLAPHAM MENTIONE D FINEDON 1834 DIED JOSEPH CLAPHAM DIED FINEDON 1843 INQUEST MARY CLAPHAM NORTHAMPTON 1843 INQUEST SAMUEL CLAPHAM DIED MENTIONE D JOB CLAPHAM, AGED 37, CHARGED WITH RUNNING AWAY AND LEAVING HIS CHILDREN CHARGEABLE TO FINEDON, AFTER A PREVIOUS CONVICTION JOB CLAPHAM, AGED 37, WAS CONVICTED OF RUNNING AWAY AND LEAVING HIS CHILDREN CHARGEABLE TO FINEDON, AFTER A PREVIOUS CONVICTION AS A ROGUE AND VAGABOND, AND SENTENCED TO NINE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT OF FINEDON, BUTCHER, ENTERED INTO RECOGNIZANCE WITH TWO SURETIES, FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THE SESSIONS TO ANSWER TO INDICTMENT FOR AN ASSAULT ON OVERTON BELL, AND MR. JOHN CLAPHAM, OF FINEDON ON WEDNESDAY THE 24TH ULT. IN THE 48TH YEAR OF HIS AGE, MR. JOSEPH CLAPHAM, DRAPER AND GROCER, OF FINEDON, IN THIS COUNTY SEE ARTICLE (AGED 13) NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1834 ASSIZES WILLIAM CLAPHAM 1842 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS FREDERICK CLARABUT 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JAMES CLARE L FARMING WOODS CLARE 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES CLARE 1843 OUNDLE PETTY SESSIONS MARY 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS SAMUEL A N TRANSPOR TED C P JAMES K R Y A KETTERING THEFT O TRANSPORTED STOKE DOYLE CLARE DAMAGE YARWELL CLARE THEFT FARMING WOODS L GAME A E IG FELONY C 1837 THOMAS HOLLAND, 46, CHARGED WITH UTTERING A COUNTERFEIT HALF CROWN PIECE TO WILLIAM CLAPHAM, OF FINEDON, KNOWING THE SAME TO BE COUNTERFEIT FINEDON R VICTIM H T 1842 FREDERICK CLARABUT & JOHN HORNER, TWO APPRENTICES, WERE ADMITTED TO BAIL, IN A CHARGE OF FELONY COMMITTED BY THOMAS DYKES, SHOPMAN TO JOSEPH STURGES, GROCER, OF KETTERING SEE ARTICLE THE UNDER MENTIONED CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO PORTSMOUTH, AND PUT ON BOARD THE LEVIATHAN HULK, VIZ :- JOHN SYKES & GEORGE BAKER, FOR LIFE; JOHN BIRD & MATTHEW BROWN, FOR 10 YEARS ; JAMES CLARE, FOR 14 YEARS; SAMUEL CLARE, JAMES SUITOR, JOHN HARDY, JOHN TIRRELL, JAMES COALBECK, JOSEPH LOVERIDGE, GEORGE BUTLER, AND JOSEPH TOMLINSON, RESPECTIVELY FOR SEVEN YEARS JAMES CLARE AND WILLIAM WORTLEY, FOR ONE CALENDAR MONTH, UNLESS THE SUM OF £2. 10S. BE SOONER PAID, FOR TRESPASSING ON LANDS AT STOKE DOYLE, IN PURSUIT OF GAME OF YARWELL, SINGLE WOMAN, WAS CONVICTED IN 14S. 6D. PENALTY AND COSTS, FOR THROWING DOWN A WALL IN OLD SULEHAY WOOD, THE PROPERTY OF THE EARL OF WESTMORELAND SEE ARTICLE THE UNDER MENTIONED CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO PORTSMOUTH, AND PUT ON BOARD THE LEVIATHAN HULK, VIZ :- JOHN SYKES & GEORGE BAKER, FOR LIFE; JOHN BIRD & MATTHEW BROWN, FOR 10 YEARS ; JAMES CLARE, FOR 14 YEARS; SAMUEL CLARE, JAMES SUITOR, JOHN HARDY, JOHN TIRRELL, JAMES COALBECK, JOSEPH LOVERIDGE, GEORGE BUTLER, AND JOSEPH TOMLINSON, RESPECTIVELY FOR SEVEN YEARS TRANSPORTED SAMUEL CLARE TRANSPOR TED 1842 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS FREDERICK CLARIBUT THEFT KETTERING 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS CHARLES CLARIDGE THEFT DAVENTRY 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL CHARLES CLARIDGE THEFT DAVENTRY 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES CHARLES CLARIDGE THEFT OBSTRUCTI NG SEE ARTICLE 1839 DIED MR. CLARIDGE OVERSEERS E RAVENSTHORPE N DIED BREACH OF THE PEACE MIDDLETON CHENEY BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS RICHARD CLARIDGE 1834 ASSIZES WILLIAM CLARIDGE ALIAS THEFT WALTER BRACKLEY ST. JAMES 1833 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM CLARIDGE OTHERWISE WALTER THEFT BRACKLEY ST. PETER 1844 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS ALFRED CLARK ASSAULT 1844 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS ALFRED CLARK ASSAULT 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS CAROLINE CLARK THEFT 1840 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS CAROLINE CLARK DRUNK L A 1846 A CHARLES CLARIDGE, AGED 28, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SET OF DRAWERS, THE PROPERTY OF CHARLES LINNELL, OF DAVENTRY CHARLES CLARIDGE, OF DAVENTRY, SHOEMAKER, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SET OF DRAWERS, VALUE £2, THE PROPERTY OF CHARLES LINNELL CHARLES CLARIDGE, AGED 33, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF SHOES, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN TOMALIN, OF DAVENTRY K DAVENTRY C O C R CLARIDGE A JAMES L OVERSEERS IG 1844 ASTROP R CLARIDGE Y BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS FREDERICK DAVENTRY P 1846 H T 1837 RED LION, HORSEMAR NORTHAMPTON KET FREDERICK CLARIDGE, OF ASTROP, WAS CHARGED BY JOHN WILLIFER, OF PURSTON, WITH HAVING OBSTRUCTED THE ROAD, SO AS TO HAVE CAUSED THE COMPLAINANT TO BE THROWN FROM HIS HORSE. THE CHARGE WAS NOT PROVED DAVENTRY - ON SATURDAY LAST, MR. WILLIAM YATEMAN, UPHOLSTERER, AND MR. JAMES CLARIDGE, COOPER, WERE ELECTED OVERSEERS FOR THE YEAR ENSUING ON THE 14TH INST. AT RAVENSTHORPE, AFTER A LONG AND SEVERE AFFLICTION, MR. CLARIDGE, AGED 56 YEARS, SINCERELY AND DESERVEDLY RESPECTED AND LAMENTED JAMES BAKER, RICHARD CLARIDGE, WILLIAM PEACOCK, AND JOHN HAWKES, ALL OF MIDDLETON, WERE CHARGED BY POLICE OFFICER CARPENTER, WITH HAVING COMMITTED A BREACH OF THE PEACE. THE DEFENDANTS WERE CALLED ON TO PAY 3S. EACH, EXPENCES WILLIAM CLARIDGE ALIAS WALTER, 42, CHARGED WITH STEALING A GELDING AND A MARE, AT BRACKLEY ST. JAMES, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH JAMES WILLIAM CLARIDGE OTHERWISE WALTER, CHARGED WITH FELONIOUSLY STEALING A GELDING, BELONGING TO JOSEPH JAMES, OF BRACKLEY ST. PETER SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE GENERAL LUNATIC ASYLUM NORTHAMPTON ON SUSPICION OF STEALING SEVERAL ARTICLES FROM THE GENERAL LUNATIC ASYLUM NORTHAMPTON CONVICTED OF MISBEHAVING HERSELF IN THE PUBLIC STREETS WHILST IN A STATE OF DRUNKENESS 1842 FATAL ACCIDENT CHARLES CLARK DIED RUSHDEN SEE ARTICLE PIDDINGTON SARAH CLARK AND CHARLES CLARK, BOTH OF PIDDINGTON, APPEARED TO ANSWER TO AN INFORMATION LAID AGAINST THEM BY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE YOUNG, FOR NEGLECTING TO ATTEND AS WITNESSES AGAINST A LICENCED VICTUALLER. SARAH CLARKE PLEADED ILLNESS AND INABILITY TO TRAVEL. THE CASE WAS RESPITED ONE WEEK TO ALLOW HER TO PRODUCE EVIDENCE OF THIS ILLNESS ELI CLARK, CHARLES CLARK, WILLIAM DENTON, JOSEPH DENTON, WILLIAM WOOD AND THOMAS HANGER, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO FOWLS, AT RUSHDEN. NOT GUILTY. CHARLES CLARK NEGLECTIN G TO ATTEND AS WITNESS 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS CHARLES CLARK THEFT RUSHDEN 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS ELI CLARK THEFT RUSHDEN 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ELIZABETH CLARK MENTIONE D 1837 DIED FRANCES CLARK DIED 1838 ACCIDENT GEORGE CLARK ACCIDENT 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS HANNAH CLARK 1840 PETTY SESSIONS HENRY CLARK T 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS J. 1842 ASSIZES 1844 E H IG A BAKER'S ARMS L WELLINGBOROUGH NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE THEFT DIED JANE CLARK 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN CLARK VICTIM GREAT WELDON 1835 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN CLARK VICTIM LITTLE WELDON 1833 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL JOHN CLARK KEEPING THE PEACE HIGHAM FERRERS 1842 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS LEVY CLARK ASSAULT RUSHDEN N CLARK A SEE ARTICLE COOKNOE JAMES L SEE ARTICLE HANNAH CLARK, AGED 22, AND SELSEY JOHNSON, AGED 27, CHARGED WITH STEALING A COTTON SHAWL AND TWENTY YARDS OF LACE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM WOOLSTON, OF WELLINGBOROUGH NORTHAMPTON ASSAULT A ON THE 9TH INST. FRANCES, WIFE OF THOMAS CLARK, BUTCHER, CASTLE STREET, IN THIS TOWN, IN HER 36TH YEAR ALEXANDER & THOMAS HAMMERSLEY, RESPECTIVELY FOR ONE MONTH, FOR STEALING A DOG, THE PROPERTY OF HENRY CLARK, BAKER CLARK DIED K R R VICTIM NORTHAMPTON BLISWORTH Y P CLARK SEE ARTICLE C HENRY CASTLE STREET VICTIM O BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ISLIP THEFT C 1840 ELI CLARK, CHARLES CLARK, WILLIAM DENTON, JOSEPH DENTON, WILLIAM WOOD AND THOMAS HANGER, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO FOWLS, AT RUSHDEN. NOT GUILTY. JAMES CLARK, AGED 45, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT APETHORPE, A BRASS CANDLESTICK, THE PROPERTY OF ELIZABETH CHAPMAN OLD ON THE 12TH INSTANT, AFTER A LONG AND PAINFUL COMPASSE NEAR NORTHAMPTON ILLNESS, MRS. JANE CLARK, OF THE OLD COMPASSES, NEAR S THIS TOWN, AGED 66 YEARS APETHORPE SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM TEE, CHARGED WITH STEALING SOME POTS OF PRESERVES, AND OTHER ARTICLES, FROM THE LARDER OF MR. JOHN CLARK, OF LITTLE WELDON JAMES ABRAHAMS, SAMUEL COX, AND JOHN CLARK, FOR REFUSING TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS SARAH PATENAL, OF HIGHAM FERRERS J. GOSS, GAMEKEEPER TO C. HILL ESQ., CHARGED REUBEN HILL, THOMAS DICKINS, AND LEVY CLARK WITH BRUTALLY ASSAULTING HIM IN THE WHEAT SHEAF INN, AT RUSHDEN. THEY WERE SEVERALLY FINED £3. AND COSTS, IN DEFAULT COMMITTED FOR TWO MONTHS 1846 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS MARY ANN CLARK DRUNK BRAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1841 HAT LIFTING MR. CLARK MENTIONE D WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS RICHARD CLARK VICTIM JAMES TURNER, FOR TEN WEEKS, CONVICTED OF EMBEZZLING LEATHER SUFFICIENT TO MAKE UP A PAIR OF CLARENCE BOOTS, THE PROPERTY OF RICHARD CLARK SARAH CLARK AND CHARLES CLARK, BOTH OF PIDDINGTON, APPEARED TO ANSWER TO AN INFORMATION LAID AGAINST THEM BY SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE YOUNG, FOR NEGLECTING TO ATTEND AS WITNESSES AGAINST A LICENCED VICTUALLER. SARAH CLARKE PLEADED ILLNESS AND INABILITY TO TRAVEL. THE CASE WAS RESPITED ONE WEEK TO ALLOW HER TO PRODUCE EVIDENCE OF THIS ILLNESS THOMAS CLARK SHEEP KILLED CLARK MENTIONE D 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS CLARK VICTIM 1837 DIED THOMAS CLARK Y 1837 DIED THOMAS CLARK 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS CLARK 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ELI CLARK A N THEFT MENTIONE D COMPLAIN T REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES SEE ARTICLE ON THE 13TH INST. THOMAS CLARK, ESQ. SURGEON, OF THIS TOWN, IN HIS 87TH YEAR ON THE 9TH INST. FRANCES, WIFE OF THOMAS CLARK, BUTCHER, CASTLE STREET, IN THIS TOWN, IN HER 36TH YEAR BRIGSTOCK EDWARD BIRD, SEN. CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BRIGSTOCK, A QUANTITY OF MILK, FROM A COW, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS CLARK RUSHDEN ELI CLARK, WILLIAM DENTON, JOSEPH DENTON, WILLIAM WOOD, AND THOMAS HANGER CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN GROSS, AT RUSHDEN A JAMES VICTIM NORTHAMPTON C P O CLARK NORTHAMPTON MENTIONE CASTLE D STREET C JAMES GLAPTHORN BRIGSTOCK DIED L 1844 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM ALDWINKLE, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS £2. 16S. 6D. BE PAID FOR A SIMILAR OFFENCE [TRESPASSING IN SEARCH OF GAME] ON LANDS IN THE OCCUPATION OF THOMAS CLARK, AT GLAPTHORN R THOMAS CLARK NORTHAMPTON L COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION R 1843 1844 REGENT STREET E SHEEP KILLED K 1842 PIDDINGTON T CLARK H SARAH NEGLECTIN G TO ATTEND AS WITNESS IG 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE STANWICK SEE ARTICLE HIGHAM FERRERS SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN CLARK 1834 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL JOHN CLARK VICTIM GREAT WELDON JOSEPH ALLEN, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE DAIRY OF MR. JOHN CLARK, SURGEON, OF GREAT WELDON, AND STEALING A QUANTITY OF PRESERVES AND A RABBIT 1840 ASSAULT JOSEPH CLARK SEE ARTICLE 1842 ROBERT CLARK VICTIM DRUNK & DISORDER LY DUSTON WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS RUSHDEN SEE ARTICLE 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS STEPHEN CLARK ROWELL SUSANNA KING CHARGED WITH STEALING A WATCH FROM STEPHEN CLARK, AT ROWELL. NOT GUILTY. A 1834 VICTIM 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS CLARK VICTIM BARNWELL ST. ANDREW WILLIAM TITMAN WAS SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT FOR STEALING A WAISTCOAT AT BARNWELL ST. ANDREW, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS CLARK 1835 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS CLARK MENTIONE D FLOORE SAMUEL ADAMS, FOR TWENTY ONE DAYS, FOR LEAVING THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, THOMAS CLARK, OF FLOORE 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM CLARK VICTIM 1845 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS SARAH CLARK CONCEALIN G BIRTH HARGRAVE STEPHEN CLARK VICTIM ROWELL SUSANNA KING, CHARGED WITH STEALING A WATCH FROM STEPHEN CLARK, AT ROWELL THOMAS CLARK DRUNK WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE T E ANN CLARKE AND ANN BOTT WERE CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO SOVEREIGNS AND A HALF, AT BRACKLEY, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BROWNETT. CLARKE, FOUR MONTHS' HARD LABOUR. BOTT, NOT TRUE BILL ANN CLARKE THEFT 1840 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS ANN CLARKE MENTIONE LEICESTER NORTHAMPTON D STREET 1844 COUNTY SESSIONS ANN CLARKE THEFT 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ANN CLARKE 1845 INQUEST ARTHUR CLARKE IG 1846 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS R R BRACKLEY P BARBARA CLARKE DIED 1841 DIED BENJAMIN CLARKE MENTIONE D BENJAMIN CLARKE CAROLINE CLARKE A N CHALK LANE MENTIONE D L A 1839 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION SPECIAL AND PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS BOUGHTON C O INQUEST C 1845 1844 L Y A BOUGHTON THEFT DIED K 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUH PETTY SESSIONS OF HARGRAVE, WAS CHARGED WITH CONCEALING THE BIRTH OF MALE CHILD, WHO STANDS COMMITTED FOR TRIAL H 1841 THOMAS TURLING, CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING WILLIAM CLARK, YEOMAN, AND REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES SEE ARTICLE ANN CLARKE, CHARGED WITH STEALING A RETICULE, A HANDKERCHIEF, AND 10D HALF. IN COPPER, AT BOUGHTON, THE PROPERTY OF CATHERINE DONEGANI ANN CLARKE, CHARGED WITH STEALING A RETICULE, A HANDKERCHIEF, AND 10D HALF. IN COPPER, AT BOUGHTON, THE PROPERTY OF CATHERINE DONEGANI, WAS FOUND GUILTY, AND SENTENCED TO TWO MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT SEE ARTICLE (AGED 9 WEEKS) NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE (AGED 18 DAYS) HARTWELL YESTERDAY WEEK, JOSEPH, THE INFANT SON OF MR. BENJAMIN HARTWELL, FARMER & GRAZIER, AGED 10 MONTHS BLISWORTH SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE THEFT LUNATIC ASYLUM WELLINGT NORTHAMPTON ON STREET SEE ARTICLE (AGED 6) 1838 INQUEST CHARLES CLARKE DIED 1846 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS CHARLOTTE CLARKE FIGHTING SEE ARTICLE 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION CHARLOTTE CLARKE MOTHER OF BASTARD CHILD THE MOTHER OF A BASTARD CHILD, FOR TWELVE MONTHS 1845 INQUEST DAVID CLARKE MENTIONE CHALK D LANE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE CLARKE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS FRANCIS CLARKE THEFT 1841 CALENDAR OF PRISONERS FOR TRIAL GEORGE CLARKE VICTIM 1842 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS GEORGE CLARKE THEFT 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL GEORGE CLARKE 1834 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL GEORGE CLARKE 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS HENRY SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE GREENS NORTON KING SUTTON ASHTON R 1836 LOWICK Y MENTIONE D KINGSUTTON P O C OVERSTONE THEFT A N CLARKE THEFT WHITE HORSE TOWCESTER SEE ARTICLE TOWCESTER LEAD STEALING - HENRY CLARKE WAS THIS MORNING FOUND GUILTY ON THE SECOND INDICTMENT, OF STEALING LEAD FROM THE HOUSE FORMERLY OCCUPIED AS PART OF THE WHITE HORSE, TOWCESTER, AND SENTENCED TO THREE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT. AGAINST WILLIAM CLARKE AND GEORGE ATKINS NOT EVIDENCE WAS OFFERED 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS HENRY CLARKE 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION HENRY CLARKE GAME LAWS 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION HENRY CLARKE THEFT TOWCESTER 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS HENRY CLARKE THEFT TOWCESTER A L THEFT FRANCIS CLARKE, AGED 26, INDICTED FOR STEALING A QUANTITY OF WHEAT AND BARLEY, BELONGING TO WILLIAM WHITTON, OF GREENS NORTON, PLEADED GULTY, AND WAS SENTENCED TO FIVE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR, AND ONE MONTH IN A SEPARATE CELL ROBERT JONES, 26, CHARGED WITH STEALING 3LB. OF BACON, THE PROPERTY OF MARY CLARKE, OF KING SUTTON. FURTHER CHARGED WITH STEALING ONE KNIFE AND FORK, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE CLARKE GEORGE CLARKE, AGED 22, WILLIAM WELSH, AGED 13, AND WILLIAM MOLCHER, AGED 17, WERE CHARGED WITH STEALING SIXTY COMBS, AND OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH FLAVELL, AT ASHTON. CLARKE, SIX WEEKS' ; WELSH, ONE WEEK ; AND MOLCHER, ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT ROBERT JONES, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT KINGSUTTON, 3LBS. OF BACON, THE PROPERTY OF MARY CLARKE, AND A KNIFE AND FORK, LATE THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE CLARKE, DECEASED GEORGE CLARKE, JAMES BRITTEN, AND THOMAS MARBY, CHARGED WITH STEALING A NUMBER OF BOARDS, BELONGING TO LEWIS LOYD, ESQ. OF OVERSTONE E FRANCIS MENTIONE D MENTIONE ST. GILES D STREET K CLARKE RUSHDEN ELI CLARKE, WILLIAM DENTON, JOSH. DENTON & WILLIAM WOOD, OF RUSHDEN, SHOEMAKER, & THOMAS HANGER, LABOURER, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO FOWLS FROM THE PREMISES OF JOHN GROSS, OF RUSHDEN R ELIZABETH THEFT ELI CLARKE, FOR 2 CALENDAR MONTHS, FOR ASSAULTING JOHN GOSS, AT RUSHDEN T CLARKE RUSHDEN A 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS ELI ASSAULT H 1842 CLARKE L 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ELI C COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION IG 1842 HENRY CLARKE, FOR TWO MONTHS, WILLIAM CLARKE AND GEORGE ADKINS, RESPECTIVELY FOR ON MONTH, UNDER THE GAME LAWS HENRY CLARKE, WILLIAM CLARKE, & GEORGE ATKINS, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT TOWCESTER, A QUANTITY OF LEAD, THE PROPERTY OF J. H. THURSBY HENRY CLARKE, AGED 22, WILLIAM CLARKE, AGED 32, & GEORGE ATKINS, AGED 23, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF LEAD FIXED TO A BUILDING AT TOWCESTER, THE PROPERTY OF J. H. THURSBY ESQ. 1842 1842 HIRAM NORTHAMPTON DIVISION JAMES PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JAMES ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF JAMES CORRECTION CLARKE ASSAULT CHURCH BRAMPTON CLARKE COMPLAIN NEW INN T KINGSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE CLARKE THEFT APETHORPE SEE ARTICLE CLARKE DAMAGE WELTON NORTHAMPTON TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES CLARKE MENTIONE D 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN CLARKE THEFT 1840 INQUEST JOHN CLARKE DIED IG H 1838 MENTIONE GEORGE D ROW CLARKE A JOHN NORTHAMPTON O C L MENTIONED Y R R ROADE P 1841 K LITTLE HARROWDEN WILLIAM EARL & JAMES CLARKE, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR WILFULLY BREAKING 23 PANES OF GLASS IN THE HOUSE OF JOB BASELEY, AT WELTON ELI WILLETT, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR RUNNING AWAY FROM THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, JAMES CLARKE, OF NORTHAMPTON, BEING ABSENT FOR THE SPACE OF SIX MONTHS, AND REFUSING TO RETURN AND COMPLETE HIS APPRENTICESHIP JOHN CLARKE, FOR STEALING A PLOUGH SPUD, AND A SCREW, FROM A CLOSE AT LITTLE HARROWDEN, THE PROPERTY OF ELEANOR SOMES, TO BE IMPRISONED THREE MONTHS, WITH HARD LABOUR SEE ARTICLE (AGED 69) E 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS T 1843 HIRAM CLARKE, OF CHURCH BRAMPTON, MACHINE MAKER, WAS CONVICTED OF ASSAULTING HENRY WRIGHT, AT CHAPEL BRAMPTON, ON THE 18TH INSTANT, AND ADJUDGED TO PAY THE PENALTY AND COSTS, AMOUNTING TOGETHER TO £1 ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT LAST, A MAN WENT INTO MR. JOHN CLARKE'S, FISHMONGER AND POULTERER, GEORGE ROW, AND OFFERED THREE COUPLE OF OLD FOWLS FOR SALE. SUSPECTING THEM TO BE STOLEN, MR. CLARKE LEFT HIM IN THE CHARGE OF TWO GENTLEMEN, WHO HAPPENED TO BE IN THE SHOP, WHILE HE WENT TO SEEK FOR BALL. IN THE MEANTIME THE MAN CONTRIVED TO ESCAPE, LEAVING THE FOWLS AND A FLAG BASKET BEHIND HIM. SEE ARTICLE VICTIM HOLDENBY CLARKE LEAVING WIFE & FAMILY RICHARD SURRIDGE, CHARGED WITH KILLING, AT DALLINGTON, A SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS & JOHN CLARKE, FARMERS, OF HOLDENBY, WITH INTENT TO STEAL PARTS OF THE CARCASE THEREOF WEST HADDON FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR RUNNING AWAY AND LEAVING HIS WIFE AND FAMILY CHARGEABLE TO WEST HADDON CLARKE THEFT LITTLE HARROWDEN JOHN CLARKE, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PLOUGH SPUD, AN IRON UPRIGHT, TWO SCRAPERS, AND A SCREW, THE PROPERTY OF ELEANOR JONES, OF LITTLE HARROWDEN 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS JOHN 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN CLARKE 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN MENTIONE D L A CLARKE GAME A CLARKE N NORTHAMPTON C TITCHMARSH THOMAS BALL FOR THREE CALENDAR MONTHS, UNLESS £5. 15S. BE SOONER PAID, FOR TRESPASS AFTER GAME AT APETHORPE. WILLIAM TOMBLIN, FOR TWO MONTHS, AND TO FIND SURETIES FOR 12 MONTHS, FOR THE LIKE OFFENCE AT HARRINGWORTH. JOHN CLARKE, FOR SIX WEEKS, UNLESS £2. 10S. 6D. BE PAID, FOR A LIKE OFFENCE AT TITCHMARSH JOHN CLARKE, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING WILLIAM HOLT, OF SPRATTON JOHN CLARKE MENTIONE D WOODNEWTON SEE ARTICLE JOHN CLARKE RIOT NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE CLARKE VARIOUS SPRATTON SEE ARTICLE CLARKE VARIOUS SPRATTON SEE ARTICLE JOSEPH CLARKE ASSAULT JOSEPH CLARKE VICTIM JOSEPH CLARKE VICTIM DIED CLARKE 1841 DIED JOSEPH CLARKE 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOSEPH CLARKE 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOSEPH 1841 CALENDAR OF PRISONERS FOR TRIAL MARY CLARKE MARY CLARKE MARY CLARKE 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS C ASSAULT VICTIM VICTIM VICTIM E K SEE ARTICLE PIDDINGTON GRANGE SEE ARTICLE HARTWELL VARIOUS CLARKE SEE ARTICLE KETTERING DIED A 1841 DUSTON R JOSEPH JOSEPH CLARKE, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR AN ASSAULT ON JAMES PENNOCK, RELIEVING OFFICER, AT SILVERSTONE SILVERSTONE A INQUEST O 1840 H JOHN (JUNIOR) JOHN (SENIOR) T SPRATTON L 1845 ASSAULT SPRATTON C 1840 CLARKE IG 1845 JOHN R 1843 BURTON LATIMER N 1843 VICTIM Y 1834 CLARKE A 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON SUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN P 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL L 1836 FREDERICK NICHOLS & WILLIAM NICHOLS, THE FORMER CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM A MEETING HOUSE AT BURTON LATIMER A BIBLE AND A TESTAMENT, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH SUDBOROUGH AND JOHN CLARKE, AND THE LATTER WITH BEING AN ACCESORY TO THE SAME LONG BUCKBY KING SUTTON YESTERDAY WEEK, JOSEPH, THE INFANT SON OF MR. BENJAMIN HARTWELL, FARMER & GRAZIER, AGED 10 MONTHS SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM HUMP, SAMUEL WRIGHT, THOMAS HAYNES, WILLIAM WRIGHT, JOSEPH CLARKE & JANE WRIGHT, RESPECTIVELY FOR 14 DAYS, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING JOSH BRADSHAW, OF LONG BUCKBY ROBERT JONES, 26, CHARGED WITH STEALING 3LB. OF BACON, THE PROPERTY OF MARY CLARKE, OF KING SUTTON. FURTHER CHARGED WITH STEALING ONE KNIFE AND FORK, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE CLARKE KING SUTTON SEE ARTICLE KINGS SUTTON SEE ARTICLE 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL MARY CLARKE VICTIM KINGSUTTON ROBERT JONES, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT KINGSUTTON, 3LBS. OF BACON, THE PROPERTY OF MARY CLARKE, AND A KNIFE AND FORK, LATE THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE CLARKE, DECEASED 1833 DIED MARY CLARKE DIED NORTHAMPTON ON MONDAY LAST, AGED 24, AFTER A SHORT AND SEVERE ILLNESS, MARY, THIRD DAUGHTER OF MR. WILLIAM CLARKE, INSPECTOR OF CORN RETURNS, IN THIS TOWN 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS MARY ANN CLARKE ORDERED GRETTON MARY ANN CLARKE WAS ORDERED TO TAKE OUT A WARRANT AGAINST EMMA STAPLES, OF GRETTON, SHE HAVING NEGLECTED TO ANSWER A CHARGE OF ASSAULTING THE COMPLAINANT WHILE GLEANING A CLOSE OCCUPIED BY HER FATHER, AND TAKING THEREFROM SEVERAL GLEANS OF WHEAT. THE CLOSE COMPRISED BUT ONE ACRE 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS MARY ANN CLARKE COMPLAIN T GRETTON SEE ARTICLE 1838 DIED MARY ANN CLARKE DIED NORTHAMPTON 1837 DIED MR. CLARKE MENTIONE D LONG BUCKBY 1835 FIRE MR. CLARKE MENTIONE D MOUNTS SEE ARTICLE 1838 INQUEST MR. CLARKE DIED H SEE ARTICLE REBECCA CLARKE RICHARD CLARKE T REBECCA CLARKE, FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR QUITTING THE SERVICE OF HER MASTER, JNO. LAUNDON, OF THORNBY SARAH CLARKE 1840 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS SARAH CLARKE 1837 DIED SARAH CLARKE 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL STEPHEN CLARKE 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES THOMAS 1839 NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES THOMAS 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS CLARKE 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS CLARKE VICTIM 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS CLARKE VICTIM 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL W. H. CLARKE REFUSING TO WORK 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLAIM CLARKE THEFT A Y P L VICTIM O DIED C SEE ARTICLE R DAVENTRY R NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES K THORNBY CONCEALIN G BIRTH 1846 LONG BUCKBY VICTIM ROWELL VICTIM ROADE CLARKE VICTIM ROADE A N CLARKE L THEFT A E LEAVING SERVICE MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON C 1844 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS GOLD STREET IG 1837 ON THE 19TH INST. MARY ANN CLARKE, OF THIS TOWN, AGED 43, AFTER MANY YEARS' AFFLICTION ON THE 22D INST. AT LONG BUCKBY, AGED TWO YEARS AND SEVEN MONTHS, SARAH, ONLY DAUGHTER OF MR. CLARKE, GROCER HOLDENBY UNION WORKHOU POTTERSPURY SE TOWCESTER SARAH CLARKE, AGED 24, CHARGED WITH CONCEALING THE BIRTH OF HER CHILD, BY SECRETLY BURYING THE SAME MICHAEL LOTHNAM, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR AN ASSAULT ON SARAH, WIFE OF WILLIAM CLARKE ON THE 22D INST. AT LONG BUCKBY, AGED TWO YEARS AND SEVEN MONTHS, SARAH, ONLY DAUGHTER OF MR. CLARKE, GROCER SUSANNAH KING, CHARGED WITH STEALING A WATCH, VALUE £3, FROM THE PERSON OF STEPHEN CLARKE, AT ROWELL. JOSEPH KING, 29, CHARGED WITH FELONIOUSLY KILLING AND SLAYING THOMAS CLARKE, AT ROADE SEE ARTICLE THOMAS CLARKE PLEADED GUILTY TO RECEIVING CERTAIN QUANTITIES OF BARLEY FLOUR, AND OTHER GRAIN, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM JERVIS, KNOWING THE SAME TO HAVE BEEN FELNIOUSLY STOLEN RICHARD SURRIDGE, CHARGED WITH KILLING, AT DALLINGTON, A SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS & JOHN CLARKE, FARMERS, OF HOLDENBY, WITH INTENT TO STEAL PARTS OF THE CARCASE THEREOF JOSEPH KING, CHARGED WITH KILLING AND SLAYING THOMAS CLARKE FOR 14 DAYS, FOR REFUSING TO WORK AT THE POTTERSPURY UNION HENRY CLARKE, AGED 22, WILLIAM CLARKE, AGED 32, & GEORGE ATKINS, AGED 23, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF LEAD FIXED TO A BUILDING AT TOWCESTER, THE PROPERTY OF J. H. THURSBY ESQ. 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM CLARKE GAME HARLESTONE WILLIAM CLARKE, CHARGED WITH ENTERING LANDS AT HARLESTONE, IN THE NIGHT TIME, ARMED WITH THE PURPOSE OF DESTROYING GAME. NOT GUILTY. 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM CLARKE THEFT TOWCESTER SEE ARTICLE TOWCESTER LEAD STEALING - HENRY CLARKE WAS THIS MORNING FOUND GUILTY ON THE SECOND INDICTMENT, OF STEALING LEAD FROM THE HOUSE FORMERLY OCCUPIED AS PART OF THE WHITE HORSE, TOWCESTER, AND SENTENCED TO THREE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT. AGAINST WILLIAM CLARKE AND GEORGE ATKINS NOT EVIDENCE WAS OFFERED WHITE HORSE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM CLARKE THEFT 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM CLARKE GAME LAWS 1841 BASE COIN WILLIAM CLARKE BASE COIN WILLIAM CLARKE COUNTERF EIT COIN WILLIAM CLARKE ASSAULT BRIGSTOCK WILLIAM CLARKE VICTIM LONG BUCKBY WILLIAM CLARKE CLARKE WILLIAM 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM CLARKE ILLEGITIM ATE CHILD 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SESSIONS WILLIAM CLARKE WILLIAM CLARKE WILLIAM CLARKE 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES WILLIAM CLARKE E H K R A L N SAMUEL THOMPSON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF POTATOES, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM CLARKE, OF LONG BUCKBY AGED 30, CHARGED WITH UTTERING 3 COUNTERFEIT SHILLINGS SAMUEL THOMPSON, AGED 39, CHARGED WITH SEALING FOUR BUSHELS OF POTATOES, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM CLARKE, OF LONG BUCKBY COTTESBROOKE SEE ARTICLE WEEKLEY DIED WESTON FAVELL GAME HARLESTONE GAME SEE ARTICLE LONG BUCKBY THEFT L A 1843 INQUEST COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION VICTIM SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM CLARKE, CHARGED WITH PASSING A COUNTERFEIT SHILLING TO NOAH WOODFORD, AND ANOTHER COUNTERFEIT DITTO TO SARAH, WIFE OF ROBERT WHITNEY, WELL KNOWING THEM TO BE FALSE AND COUNTERFEIT C ASSIZES C 1844 1844 NORTHAMPTON IG R CHARGED A 1841 Y 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES, BOROUGH PRISONERS BROAD LANE P 1846 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS O 1841 HENRY CLARKE, FOR TWO MONTHS, WILLIAM CLARKE AND GEORGE ADKINS, RESPECTIVELY FOR ON MONTH, UNDER THE GAME LAWS T 1843 WEEKLEY WILLIAM CLARKE WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A HAT, AT WEEKLEY, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM COULTHURST. SIX MONTHS' HARD LABOUR SEE ARTICLE (AGED 66) TO BE IMPRISONED FOR SIX MONTHS, UNLESS THE SUM OF £20 SHALL BE PAID, FOR USING A SNARE, FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF GAME AT HARLESTONE JOHN EEET, AGED 30, WILLIAM JELLINGS, AGED 26, FREEMAN STARMER, AGED 22, THOMAS STARMER, AGED 26, JOHN RUSSELL, AGED 24, JOHN TEBBUTT, AGED 26, BENJAMIN KITCHENER, AGED 22, WILLIAM HOLDEN, AGED 27, JOHN CLIPSTONE, AGED 25, AND WILLIAM CLARKE, AGED 25, CHARGED WITH ENTERING LANDS AT WEEKLEY, THE PROPERTY OF THE DUKE OF BUCCLEUCH, ARMED, AND AT NIGHT TIME, FOR THE PURPOSE OF DESTROYING GAME 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM CLARKE WOOL MENTIONE PACK INN D YARD 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM CLARKE MENTIONE D 1840 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM CLARKE MENTIONE D 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM CLARKE NON PAYMENT CHURCH BRAMPTON WILLIAM CLARKE THEFT TOWCESTER WILLIAM CLARKE THEFT HARDINGSTONE WILLIAM CLARKE GAME WILLIAM CLARKE GAME 1839 BOROUGH PRISONERS WILLIAM CLARKE THEFT 1839 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS WILLIAM CLARKE 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM CLARKE 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM CLARKE 1836 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM CLARKE 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM CLARKE 1833 DIED WILLIAM CLARKE 1842 INQUEST WILLIAM WISEMAN CLARKE 1842 KETTERING ELIZABETH CLAXFORD 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS DAVID CLAXTON BOROUGH SESSIONS P L HARDINGSTONE O VICTIM N VICTIM POTTERSPURY MILTON A VICTIM L BASTARDY A CLAXTON E R A R THEFT C JAMES HARLESTONE MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D GAME VICTIM SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM CLARKE, CHARGED WITH ENTERING LANDS AT HARLESTONE, IN THE NIGHT TIME, ARMED FOR THE PURPOSE OF DESTROYING GAME WILLIAM CLARKE, CHARGED WITH STEALING CERTAIN PIECES OF LEATHER AND SUNDRY TOOLS, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH POOLE AND OTHERS K NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JANUARY SESSIONS 1845 H T 1843 FOR NON PAYMENT OF £7. 7S. DUE TO THE COLLECTORS OF ASSESSED TAXES FOR THE PARISH OF CHURCH BRAMPTON HENRY CLARKE, WILLIAM CLARKE, & GEORGE ATKINS, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT TOWCESTER, A QUANTITY OF LEAD, THE PROPERTY OF J. H. THURSBY WILLIAM CLARKE, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT HARDINGSTONE, A BOX CONTAINING A QUANTITY OF MONEY, THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL RUTTER NORTHAMPTON Y 1843 C 1845 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE THOMAS TURLAND, FOR NOT FINDING SURETIES FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THE SESSIONS TO ANSWER A CHARGE OF ASSAULTING WILLIAM CLARKE MICHAEL LOTHNAM, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR AN ASSAULT ON SARAH, WIFE OF WILLIAM CLARKE IG 1842 KETTERING SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM CLAYDON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A TUP SHEEP, VALUE £8, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS UNDERWOOD AND WILLIAM CLARKE WILLIAM GREEN, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ASSAULTING WILLIAM CLARKE, OF POTTERSPURY CHARLES JOHNSON, THOMAS PARSONS, & JAMES TAYLOR, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR STEALING A QUANTITY OF APPLES GROWING IN AN ORCHARD AT MILTON, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM CLARKE FOR THREE MONTHS, IN A MATTER OF BASTARDY NORTHAMPTON ON MONDAY LAST, AGED 24, AFTER A SHORT AND SEVERE ILLNESS, MARY, THIRD DAUGHTER OF MR. WILLIAM CLARKE, INSPECTOR OF CORN RETURNS, IN THIS TOWN NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE GRETTON SEE ARTICLE GRETTON SEE ARTICLE JOHN GROVES, AGED 31, CHARGED WITH STEALING A HANDKERCHIEF, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM GROVES, AND A COAT, WAISTCOAT, AND HANDKERCHIEF, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES CLAXTON JOHN GROVES, AGED 31, CHARGED WITH STEALING A HANDKERCHIEF, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM GROVES, AND A COAT, WAISTCOAT, AND HANDKERCHIEF, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES CLAXTON, WAS FOUND GUILTY. SIX MONTHS' HARD LABOUR NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS WILLIAM CLAXTON VICTIM 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS CHARLES CLAY MENTIONE D BRIXWORTH SEE ARTICLE 1839 DIED JOHN CLAY DIED NORTHAMPTON ON THE 30TH ULT., UNIVERSALLY RESPECTED AND DEEPLY REGRETTED, MR. JOHN CLAY, OF THIS TOWN, AGED 59 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOSEPH CLAY GAME LAWS BRIXWORTH 1840 DIED MRS. CLAY DIED WELFORD 1840 DIED SAMUEL CLAY 1833 HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN CLAYDON 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM CLAYDON THEFT JOHN CLAYPOLE ASSAULT JOSEPH CLAYPOLE RELEASING HORSE SARAH CLAYPOLE H EASTON CHARLOTTE 1837 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS DANIEL CLAYSON 1837 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS DANIEL CLAYSON MENTIONE D WELLINGBOROUGH N C CLAYSON C O TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION 1840 E R A MENTIONE D A THEFT SHEEP STREET JOSEPH CLAYPOLE, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR RELEASING A HORSE FROM WILLIAM WADDS WHICH HE HAD SEIZED TO IMPOUND SEE ARTICLE SAMUEL BAILEY, FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR ENEAVOURING TO FORCE ANN HACKSLEY AND CHARLOTTE CLAYSON, SINGLE WOMEN, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, TO DEPART FROM THEIR HIRING EMPLOYMENT WITH MESSRS. JOSEPH & THOMAS WRIGHT, OF WELLINGBOROUGH ; AND FOR THE FURTHER TERM OF ONE MONTH, FOR AN ASSAULT ON WILLIAM LEA, AT WELLINGBOROUGH DANIEL CLAYSON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SILVER TAPLE SPOON, THE PROPERTY OF ANN FASCUTT SEE ARTICLE PENSION BRIXWORTH AN ORDER FOR THE RECEPIT OF ONE MOIETY OF JOHN CLAYSON'S PENSION, WAS GRANTED TO ONE OF THE RELIEVING OFFICERS OF THE BRIXWORTH UNION SEE ARTICLE 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN CLAYSON 1840 INQUEST MR. CLAYSON MENTIONE MOUNT D GARDENS NORTHAMPTON 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION PETER CLAYSON MENTIONE D WELLINGBOROUGH 1841 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS PETER CLAYSON VICTIM 1839 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS THOMAS CLAYSON VICTIM A SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON L THEFT JOSEPH CLAY, JUNIOR, OF BRIXWORTH, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS ON THE 22D INSTANT, AT WELFORD, AGED 79, MRS. CLAY, WIFE OF MR. SAMUEL CLAY, OF THAT PLACE ON THE 22D INSTANT, AT WELFORD, AGED 79, MRS. CLAY, WIFE OF MR. SAMUEL CLAY, OF THAT PLACE OF NEWBOTTLE, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR HAVING RUN AWAY FROM HIS FAMILY WILLIAM CLAYDON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A TUP SHEEP, VALUE £8, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS UNDERWOOD AND WILLIAM CLARKE K IG COTTINGHAM L NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES NEWBOTTLE P 1839 WELFORD R 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION MENTIONE D RUNNING AWAY Y 1843 T 1845 GEORGE BAILEY, OF IRTHLINGBOROUGH, SHOEMAKER, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ASSAULTING PETER CLAYSON, POLICE CONSTABLE, OF WELLINGBOROUGH GEORG BAILEY, CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING PETER CLAYSON, WATCHMAN, WAS FINED £1. 12S., INCLUDING EXPENCES, AND IN DEFAULT OF PAYMENT COMMITTED FOR ONE MONTH, HARD LABOUR SEE ARTICLE 1842 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM CLAYSON 1844 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS ELIZABETH 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS 1843 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS MENTIONE BATH D STREET NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE VICTIM COLLINGTREE RICHARD COCKERILL, OF COLLINGTREE, LABOURER, WAS CONVICTED OF ASSAULTING WILLIAM CLAYSON, AT COLLINGTREE, ON THE 7TH INST. AND FINED, WITH COSTS, £1. 4S. 6D. CLAYTON MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE FRANCIS CLAYTON ASSAULT & ROBBERY JOHN CLAYTON DRUNK & DISORDLE RY RUSHDEN JOHN CLAYTON VICTIM NORTHAMPTON JOSEPH CLAYTON VICTIM JOSEPH CLAYTON GAME MR. CLAYTON VICTIM REV. CLAYTON COMPLAIN ANT KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS REV. CLAYTON KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION REV. THOMAS CLAYTON WILLIAM CLAYTON 1838 THEFT WILLIAM CLAYTON 1838 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM CLAYTON WILLIAM CLAYTON GEORGE CLEARELY WILLIAM CLEARELY 1845 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS INQUEST 1845 INQUEST 1838 1845 1845 1838 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE ALICE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ALICE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ANN ASSIZES INQUEST ANN E IG K COTTINGHAM SEE ARTICLE R SEE ARTICLE A R Y EDWARD AND WILLIAM HINCKLEY WERE SUMMONED ON THE COMPLAINT OF THE REV. CLAYTON, OF MIDDLETON, AS BEING INDEBTED TO HIM IN THE AMOUNT OF £2. 19S. 4D. AS A COMPOSITION FOR TITHES COTTINGHAM SEE ARTICLE NORTON WILLIAM & JOSEPH CLAYTON, FOR ONE MONTH, UNLESS £1 EACH BE PAID, FOR A SIMILAR OFFENCE AT NORTON. [TRESPASSING IN SEARCH OF GAME] NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON GEORGE DRAPER & WILLIAM CLAYTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO JACKETS, TWO FROCKS, A WAISTCOAR, AND A FLANNEL PETTICOAT, THE PROPERTY OF HANNAH PILMUIR THEFT NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE DIED MENTIONE D WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE (AGED 31) WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE C RECOVERY NORTHAMPTON MIDDLETON GAME N 1843 COMPLAIN T THEFT A 1844 SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM & JOSEPH CLAYTON, FOR ONE MONTH, UNLESS £1 EACH BE PAID, FOR A SIMILAR OFFENCE AT NORTON. [TRESPASSING IN SEARCH OF GAME] NORTON P 1844 SEE ARTICLE IRCHESTER THEFT L 1843 O 1844 A 1843 C 1845 SEE ARTICLE H NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS 1844 SEE ARTICLE T CLAYSON L WILLIAM SHEEP STREET CLEAVER MENTIONE D JOHN CLEAVER, FOR WANT OF SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS ALICE CLEAVER CLEAVER VICTIM SEE ARTICLE CLEAVER CLEAVER MENTIONE D MENTIONE D NETHER HEYFORD SEE ARTICLE NETHER HEYFORD SEE ARTICLE 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION EDWARD CLEAVER GAME LAWS STAVERTON EDWARD CLEAVER, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR TAKING PIKE FROM THE PRIVATE FISHERY OF SIR FRANCIS SHUCKBOROUGH, BART. IN THE PARISH OF STAVERTON 1843 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE CLEAVER COMPLAIN HALF MOON T WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE 1844 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE CLEAVER LICENSE HALF MOON 1837 ASSIZES HENRY CLEAVER VICTIM KILSBY HENRY CLEAVER VICTIM KILSBY SEE ARTICLE JOHN CLEAVER MENTIONE D OLD SEE ARTICLE JOHN CLEAVER SURETIES JOHN CLEAVER ASSAULT JOHN CLEAVER SURETIES MENTIONE D COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN CLEAVER 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN CLEAVER 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN T K R MENTIONE D C CLEAVER E H IG A 1837 WOLD L CLEAVER STOWE NINE CHURCHES SURETIES THEFT C JOHN JOHN CLEAVER, FOR WANT OF SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS ALICE CLEAVER SEE ARTICLE R TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION O 1840 STOWE NINE CHURCHES COMMITTED FOR WANT OF SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE JOHN DICKENS, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR LEAVING THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, JOHN CLEAVER, OF WOLD, AND OTHERWISE MISCONDUCTING HIMSELF JOHN CLEAVER, JUN. FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HIS JOHN CLEAVER, SEN. OF STOWE NINE CHURCHES JOHN CLEAVER, JUN. FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HIS JOHN CLEAVER, SEN. OF STOWE NINE CHURCHES SULGRAVE SEE ARTICLE DIED WELLINGBOROUGH ON TUESDAY, NOV 29TH, AT ORLINGBURY, MRS. RENOLDS, IN HER 60TH YEAR, AND ON THE FOLLOWING SUNDAY, DEC 4, AT WELLINGBOROUGH, IN HIS 55TH YEAR, MR. JOSEPH CLEAVER, BROTHER TO THE ABOVE MRS. RENOLDS MENTIONE D WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE N 1844 Y 1845 A 1845 P 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS L 1837 WELLINGBOROUGH THE CROSS KEYS PUBLIC HOUSE, WELLINGBOROUGH, WAS TRANSFERRED BY MR. BUCKLER TO JAMES THOMPSON; THE HALF MOON, WELLINGBOROUGH, FROM GEORGE CLEAVER TO WILLIAM JOHNSON THOMAS WHITE, 30, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF HENRY CLEAVER, AT KILSBY, AND STEALING THEREFROM A BASKET, THREE LOAVES, AND SEVERAL OTHER ARTICLES DIED JOSEPH CLEAVER 1842 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS MR. CLEAVER 1845 DIED MRS. CLEAVER DIED BYFIELD LATELY, AT BYFIELD IN THE 83D YEAR OF HER AGE, MRS. CLEAVER, WIFE OF MR. CLEAVER, SCHOOLMASTER, MUCH RESPECTED BY HER FRIENDS AND ACQUAITANCE 1843 DIED MRS. CLEAVER DIED FARNDON ON THE 4TH INSTANT, AT FARNDON, NEAR BYFIELD, MRS. CLEAVER, WIFE OF THE LATE MR. RICHARD CLEAVER, AND SISTER TO THE LATE MR. T. DANIEL, OF HINTON, AGED 72. 1843 DIED RICHARD CLEAVER MENTIONE D FARNDON ON THE 4TH INSTANT, AT FARNDON, NEAR BYFIELD, MRS. CLEAVER, WIFE OF THE LATE MR. RICHARD CLEAVER, AND SISTER TO THE LATE MR. T. DANIEL, OF HINTON, AGED 72. A 1842 CLEAVER VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS CLEAVER VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH 1838 NORTHAMPTON SUMMER ASSIZES WILLIAM CLEAVER MENTIONE D KILSBY SEE ARTICLE 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM CLEAVER VICTIM DAVENTRY JOHN DRAPER & MARK HOWES, CHARGED WITH VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING WILLIAM CLEAVER, AT DAVENTRY, WITH THE INTENT TO ROB HIM WILLIAM CLEAVER MENTIONE D SULGRAVE SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM CLEAVER VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM CLEAVER VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM CLEAVER MENTIONE D WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM CLEAVER VICTIM WILLIAM CLEAVER VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE WINKLES CLEAVER MENTIONE D GREENS NORTON SEE ARTICLE NO. 4 ST. MENTIONE PETERS D STREET NORTHAMPTON GEORGE CLEGG 1842 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS CHARLES CLEMENTS 1846 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL HARRIOTT CLEMENTS 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS HARRIOTT CLEMENTS 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN CLEMENTS 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM 1840 1845 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION STEALING BREACH OF THE PEACE K R A INQUEST P 1842 L 1837 SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE IRCHESTER JOHN BRUDNALL, THOMAS KNIGHT, GEORGE CLEMENTS, AND WALTER GEORGE WERE EACH FINED 15S., INCLUDING COSTS, FOR FISHING IN A BROOK ON THE ESTATE OCCUPIED BY Q. VIVIAN, ESQ, IN THE PARISH OF IRCHESTER DITCHFORD MILLS JOHN CLEMENTS, AND HARRIOTT HIS WIFE, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM SOUTHAM, OF DITCHFORD MILLS, A PAIR OF SHEEP, A PAIR OF PILLOW CASES, AND A VARIETY OF OTHER ARTICLES DITCHFORD MILLS SEE ARTICLE THEFT DITCHFORD MILLS JOHN CLEMENTS, AND HARRIOTT HIS WIFE, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM SOUTHAM, OF DITCHFORD MILLS, A PAIR OF SHEEP, A PAIR OF PILLOW CASES, AND A VARIETY OF OTHER ARTICLES CLENDON LEAVING WIFE & FAMILY PYTCHLEY FOR ONE MONTH, FOR LEAVING HIS WIFE AND FAMILY, WHEREBY THEY BECAME CHARGEABLE TO PYTCHLEY ELIZABETH CLEWS BEGGING WELLINGBOROUGH EDWARD CLIFF THEFT O IRCHESTER CLEMENTS FISHING C THEFT A L GEORGE C 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES IG 1836 ASSIZES R 1835 N 1837 Y 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS A 1837 E THOMAS H QUARTER SESSIONS T THOMAS BAKER, AGED 23, CHARGED WITH STEALING 36LB. OF LEAD FROM THE PREMISES OF THOMAS CLEAVER, OF WELLINGBOROUGH THOMAS BAKER, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT WELLINGBOROUGH, 36 LB. OF LEAD, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS CLEAVER 1842 THEFT FOR 14 DAYS, FOR BEGGING IN THE PUBLIC STREETS OF WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE 1845 TOWN SESSIONS EDWARD CLIFF THEFT DENNIS COLLINGBRIDGE, AGED 24, AND EDWARD CLIFF, AGED 22, CHARGED, THE FORMER WITH STEALING 14LB. OF TALLOW, THE PROPERTY OF HIS MASTER, MR. W. WILLIAMS, AND THE LATTER WITH RECEIVING THE SAME KNOWING IT TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN 1845 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS EDWARD CLIFF THEFT SEE ARTICLE 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS DANIEL CLIFFE THEFT 1845 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS EDWARD CLIFFE THEFT 1838 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS HERBERT CLIFFORD LEAVING WIFE & CHILDREN 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM CLIFFORD THEFT 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JAMES DRIVING CLIFFORD ALIAS AWAY A LENTON COW BULWICK 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JAMES CLIFFORD ALIAS THEFT LENTON BULWICK 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JAMES CLIFFORD ALIAS THEFT LENTON 1841 ASSAULT MRS. CLIFFSON 1844 INQUEST HARRIET CLIFTON 1838 INQUEST SARAH CLIFTON 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS THOMAS CLIFTON 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES K R L Y A R WARKTON C P O BULWICK COMPTON NORTHAMPTON STREET UNION MENTIONE WORKHOU NORTHAMPTON D SE ASSAULT A N C JAMES CLIFFORD ALIAS LENTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A COW THE PROPERTY OF JOHN NICHOLLS, OF BULWICK. TWO YEARS' HARD LABOUR SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE VICTIM HOLDENBY SEE ARTICLE HOLDENBY THOMAS BRADSHAW, AGED 46, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SILVER TEASPOON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN ELLIOTT, AND FURTHER CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF WOMENS CLOGS, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS CLIFTON, OF HOLDENBY VICTIM 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES CLIFTON VICTIM HOLDENBY 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SESSIONS CLIFTON VICTIM LONG BUCKBY THOMAS JAMES CLIFFORD ALIAS LENTON CHARGED WITH STEALING A COW THE PROPERTY OF JOHN NICHOLLS, OF BULWICK MENTIONE WELLINGT NORTHAMPTON D ON STREET L A CLIFTON NORTHAMPTON IG ST. GILES PARISH E H T GRETTON DANIEL CLIFFE WAS CONVICTED OF OBTAINING, BY FALSE PRETENCES, A LEG OF MUTTON, AND A PIECE OF SUET, THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT SATCHELL, OF GRETTON. FOURTEEN DAYS' HARD LABOUR DENNIS COLLINGRIDGE, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF TALLOW, THE PROPERTY OF HIS MASTER, WILLIAM WILLIAMS, CURRIER; AND EDWARD CLIFFE, CHARGED WITH RECEIVING THE SAME KNOWING IT TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN FOR ONE MONTH, FOR RUNNING AWAY AND LEAVING HIS WIFE AND THREE CHILDREN CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF ST. GILES WILLIAM CLIFFORD, OF WARKTON, WAS EXAMINED ON A CHARGE OF HAVING STOLEN A NUMBER OF FAGGOTS, THE PROPERTY OF JUNIOR GILBERT OF THE SAME PLACE, AND WAS ACQUITTED JAMES CLIFFORD ALIAS LENTON, OF BULWICK, SAWYER, CHARGED WITH DRIVING AWAY A COW FROM A CLOSE IN BULWICK, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN NICHOLLS THOMAS BRADSHAW, AGED 46, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A SILVER TEASPOON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN ELLIOTT, AND A PAIR OF WOMEN'S CLOGS, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS CLIFTON, OF HOLDENBY. NINE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT RICHARD WOOD WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING 16LBS. OF COAL, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS CLIFTON, OF LONG BUCKBY. ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR 1840 1840 1842 1843 1843 1844 1845 1845 1846 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES REMOVAL KETTERING TO ST. SEPULCHRE, NORTHAMPTON ORDERS WERE SIGNED FOR THE REMOVAL OF JOHN CLIPSHAM, WIFE AND CHILD, FROM THE PARISH OF KETTERING, TO THAT OF ST. SEPULCHRE'S, NORTHAMPTON BURTON LATIMER JOSEPH CLIPSON, CHARGED WITH ENTERING THE HOUSE OF THOMAS EADY, OF BURTON LATTIMER, AND STEALING THEREFROM CERTAIN WEARING APPAREL; AND JOHN ROBINSON, CHARGED WITH BEING AN ACCESSORY TO THE SAME BEFORE THE FACT CLIPSON ROBERT CLIPSON THEFT T JOSEPH MENTIONE D MENTIONE D THEFT SEE ARTICLE E H KETTERING BURTON LATIMER SEE ARTICLE GRETTON SEE ARTICLE JOHN CLIPSTON AND JOHN TINGLE WERE BOUND IN £5. EACH, AS SECURITY FOR THE GOOD CONDUCT OF JOHN HOLDING, WHO HAD BEEN IMPRISONED FOR NIGHT POACHING FREEMAN CLIPSTON JOHN CLIPSTON JOHN CLIPSTON MENTIONE D JOHN CLIPSTON ASSAULT BURTON LATIMER SEE ARTICLE JOSEPH CLIPSTON BURTON LATIMER SEE ARTICLE JOSEPH CLIPSTON JOSEPH CLIPSTON JOSEPH JOSEPH THEFT THEFT K R A SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE ASSAULT BURTON LATIMER CLIPSTON COMPLAIN T TWYWELL CLIPSTON JOSEPH CLIPSTON ROBERT CLIPSTON WILLIAM CLIPSTON CLIPSTONE ASSAULT GAME SEE ARTICLE THE FOLLOWING PARTIES, INDICTED FOR ASSAULTS, WERE DISCHARGED FOR WANT OF PROSECUTION ASSAULT MENTIONE D MENTIONE D JOSEPH CLIPSTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF POTATOES, THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT GOODWIN GEDDINGTON CLIPSTON JOSEPH JOHN GAME L 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS CLIPSHAM C 1842 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JOHN IG 1846 KETTERING SAMUEL BRADSHAW, WEAVER, OF ROWELL, WAS ORDERED TO PAY 1S. 6D. PER WEEK TO ELIZABETH CLIPSHAM, OF KETTERING, HE BEING THE REPUTED FATHER OF HER ILLEGITIMATE CHILD R 1842 CLIPSHAM ILLEGITIM ATE CHILD N 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING SEE ARTICLE Y 1845 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL NORTHAMPTON A 1839 ELIZABETH FISH STREET P KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS THEFT L 1843 CLINTON O 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS SARAH A NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS C 1838 LOWICK SEE ARTICLE CRANSLEY SEE ARTICLE ROCKINGHAM SEE ARTICLE WEEKLEY JOHN EEET, AGED 30, WILLIAM JELLINGS, AGED 26, FREEMAN STARMER, AGED 22, THOMAS STARMER, AGED 26, JOHN RUSSELL, AGED 24, JOHN TEBBUTT, AGED 26, BENJAMIN KITCHENER, AGED 22, WILLIAM HOLDEN, AGED 27, JOHN CLIPSTONE, AGED 25, AND WILLIAM CLARKE, AGED 25, CHARGED WITH ENTERING LANDS AT WEEKLEY, THE PROPERTY OF THE DUKE OF BUCCLEUCH, ARMED, AND AT NIGHT TIME, FOR THE PURPOSE OF DESTROYING GAME 1838 1843 THEFT KINGSTHORPE JOHN HILL & GEORGE CLOVER, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM GREEN, OF KINGSTHORPE GEORGE CLOVER THEFT KINGSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE MARY CLOW BURTON LATIMER SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM CLOW ROWELL FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR LEAVING HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN CHARGEABLE TO ROWELL WILLIAM CLOW GAME WILLIAM CLOW GAME WILLIAM CLOWES COMPLAIN T JOHN CLUFF VICTIM MR. B. CLUFF UNEQUAL SCALES JAMES COALBECK THEFT MENTIONE D LEAVING WIFE & CHILDREN COALBECK SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE ROTHERSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE L THEFT A N ROTHERSTHORPE JAMES COALBECK TRANSPOR TED 1843 DIED CAROLINE COALES DIED 1834 DIED ELIZABETH COALES DIED SEVEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION - JAMES SUITOR (SECOND CONVICTION), FOR STEALING, AT KETTERING, A PAIR OF TROUSERS AND A PAIR OF BOOTS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM SLOW - JOHN TIRRELL (SECOND CONVICTION), FOR STEALING ABOUT THREE BUSHELS OF WHEAT, THE PROPERTY OF LADY BROOKE AND FRANCIS COLES, FROM THE MILL OF JOSEPH TEBBOTT, OF GREAT OAKLEY. JAMES COLBECK, FOR BREAKING OPEN THE HOUSE OF JOHN MANNING, OF ROTHERSTHORPE, AND STEALING THEREFROM A SILVER WATCH, GOLD SEAL AND KEY, A PURSE CONTAINING A SOVEREIGN AND 6S. IN SILVER, A BOOK, AND A RAZOR, ON SUNDAY THE 17TH OF SEPTEMBER LAST THE UNDER MENTIONED CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO PORTSMOUTH, AND PUT ON BOARD THE LEVIATHAN HULK, VIZ :- JOHN SYKES & GEORGE BAKER, FOR LIFE; JOHN BIRD & MATTHEW BROWN, FOR 10 YEARS ; JAMES CLARE, FOR 14 YEARS; SAMUEL CLARE, JAMES SUITOR, JOHN HARDY, JOHN TIRRELL, JAMES COALBECK, JOSEPH LOVERIDGE, GEORGE BUTLER, AND JOSEPH TOMLINSON, RESPECTIVELY FOR SEVEN YEARS L TRANSPORTED A 1837 SEE ARTICLE KETTERING C JAMES CHARGED WITH BEING ARMED IN RUSHTON PARK, WITH INTENT TO DESTROY GAME KETTERING P O NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS C 1837 SEE ARTICLE RUSHTON Y 1837 CLOVER E 1842 GEORGE K 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SPRING ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL SEE ARTICLE R 1836 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WELDON T 1840 MENTIONE D A 1843 CLITHEROW H 1844 JAMES IG 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS R 1839 COLLEGE STREET NORTHAMPTON NORTHAMPTON ON THE 15TH INSTANT, CAROLINE, ONLY SURVIVING DAUGHTER OF MRS. COALES, OF COLLEGE STREET, IN THIS TOWN, AGED 22 SEE ARTICLE COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN COALES 1839 EXTRAORDINARY SHEEP SHEARING MR. H. COALES 1834 DIED MRS. COALES 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN COALES, FOR ONE MONTH FOR TRESPASSING IN SEARCH OF GAME AT WARKTON. JAMES LOVELL, FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR A SIMILAR OFFENCE AT CHIPPING WARDEN ALDWINCKLE GREEN SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE TITCHMARSH JOHN COALEY GAME WHITTLEWOOD FOREST WILLIAM COALEY GAME WHITTLEWOOD FOREST MR. COALMAN APPEAL MR. COALS COMPLAIN T ROWELL HENRY BURTON, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR COMMITTING A TRESPASS IN SEARCH OF GAME ON LAND IN THE OCCUPATION OF THOMAS COALES, OF TITCHMARSH, THE GAME BEING THE PROPERTY OF LORD LILFORD JOHN COALEY, WILLIAM COALEY, JOHN HOWARD, & THOMAS INNS, RESPECTIVELY FOR SIX MONTHS, FOR KILLING TWO DEER, IN WHITTLEWOOD FOREST JOHN COALEY, WILLIAM COALEY, JOHN HOWARD, & THOMAS INNS, RESPECTIVELY FOR SIX MONTHS, FOR KILLING TWO DEER, IN WHITTLEWOOD FOREST H T COALES MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE K HARGRAVE SEE ARTICLE R 1843 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS MENTIONE D MENTIONE D WARKTON IG 1844 GAME E 1845 AT OUNDLE, ON MONDAY WEEK, OF A DECLINE, ELIZABETH, WIFE OF MR. M. COATEN, PLUMBER, AGED 45 AT OUNDLE, ON MONDAY WEEK, OF A DECLINE, ELIZABETH, WIFE OF MR. M. COATEN, PLUMBER, AGED 45 DIED ELIZABETH COATEN DIED OUNDLE 1836 DIED MR. M. COATEN MENTIONE D OUNDLE ELI COATES VICTIM WEEDON BECK EDWARD THWAITES, FOR ONE MONTH, UNLESS £2 BE PAID, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING ELI COATES, OF WEEDON BECK MR. COATES COLLINGTREE SEE ARTICLE MR. COATES EYDON SEE ARTICLE ROBERT COBB THEFT ROWELL ROBERT COBB, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SHIRT FROM THE PREMISES OF WILLIAM CROSS, ROTHWELL COBLEY CHARGING JANE COBORNE CUTTING GRASS 1844 1844 ROBERT DIED THOMAS COCK 1844 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS WILLIAM COCKBURN 1836 DIED MARY COCKERILL 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS RICHARD COCKERILL THEFT 1841 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS SAMUEL COCKERILL MENTIONE D DIED SAMUEL DIED A L 1844 1838 A L Y C P N 1840 ROBBED MENTIONE D A 1843 O 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION ROBBED NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS C 1843 R 1836 COCKERILL VICAR LANE SEE ARTICLE NETHER HEYFORD SEE ARTICLE DAVENTRY ON THE 8TH INST. SUDDENLY, THOMAS COCK, VICAR LANE, DAVENTRY, AGED 52 YEARS VICTIM SEE ARTICLE MENTIONE D DIED PAULERSPURY SEE ARTICLE COLLINGTREE RICHARD COCKERILL, OF COLLINGTREE, LABOURER, WAS CONVICTED OF ASSAULTING WILLIAM CLAYSON, AT COLLINGTREE, ON THE 7TH INST. AND FINED, WITH COSTS, £1. 4S. 6D. NORTHAMPTON ON WEDNESDAY LAST, SAMUEL, THE INFANT SON OF MR. COCKERILL, DRAPER, BRIDGE STREET, IN THIS TOWN SEE ARTICLE BRIDGE STREET TWO LABOURERS OF BRIXWORTH, NAMED WILLIAM COCKERILL AND DANIEL HOLT, WERE ON SATURDAY LAST, CONVICTED BEFORE EARL SPENCER, OF INSULTING POLICE CONSTABLE SPENCER IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY. THEY HAD ENDEAVOURED TO CREATE A DISTURBANCE AND GET UP A FIGHT, BUT WERE STAYED BY THE INTERFERENCE OF SPENCER THE CHARGED PREFERRED BY PRUDENCE WESTLY OF MILTON, AGAINST WILLIAM COCKERILL, FOR AN ASSAULT ON HER AT MILTON, ON THE 16TH INSTANT, AND BY FRANCES BRANSON, OF SPRATTON, AGAINST JOSEPH MANNING FOR AN ASSAULT ON HER AT SPRATTON, ON THE 11TH INST. WERE DISMISSED INSULTING WILLIAM COCKERILL INSULTING BRIXWORTH 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM COCKERILL VICTIM MILTON 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS WILLIAM COCKERILL ASSAULT HANNINGTON 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS SAMUEL COCKHANE MENTIONE D SAMUEL COCKIN CHARGING RUSHTON CHARLES COCKING COMPLAIN T IRTHLINGBOROUGH THEFT DIED ELIZABETH CODGBROOK 1842 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS W. CODGBROOK H E K L P O MENTIONE D WELLINGBOROUGH CODGBROOK CODGBROOK DIED ACCIDENT JOHN CODGRBOOK MARTIN CODY G. COE GEORGE WELLINGBOROUGH NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE JOHN COCKSON PLEADED GUILTY TO A CHARGE OF STEALING A SHIRT AND HANDKERCHIEF THE PROPERTY OF JOHN PALMER. ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR ON TUESDAY LAST, DEEPLY LAMENTED AND MUCH RESPECTED BY ALL WHO KNEW HER, ELIZABETH, THE BELOVED WIFE OF WILES CODGBROOK, BOOKSELLER, HORSEMARKET, IN THIS TOWN, AGED 57 YEARS SEE ARTICLE ON TUESDAY LAST, DEEPLY LAMENTED AND MUCH RESPECTED BY ALL WHO KNEW HER, ELIZABETH, THE BELOVED WIFE OF WILES CODGBROOK, BOOKSELLER, HORSEMARKET, IN THIS TOWN, AGED 57 YEARS SEE ARTICLE (AGED 62) SEE ARTICLE VICTIM SEE ARTICLE VAGRANT ACT FOR 2 MONTHS, UNDER THE VAGRANT ACT L INQUEST ACCIDENT COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY HOUSE OF CORRECTION KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES A 1846 1838 C WILLIAM WILES 1840 HORSEMAR NORTHAMPTON KET CODGBROOK DIED 1842 DIED MENTIONE HORSEMAR NORTHAMPTON D KET 1846 1841 R 1846 A COCKSON SEE ARTICLE C JOHN 1839 JOHN DIX, OF RUSHTON, WAS REQUIRED TO FIND SURETIES FOR HIS KEEPING THE PEACE, ON THE COMPLAINT OF SAMUEL COCKHANE, WHOM HE HAD ABUSED AND THREATENED IG R NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS Y 1840 SEE ARTICLE RUSHTON N 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS A 1845 T 1840 VICTIM KETTERING COE THEFT ARTHINGWORTH 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES GEORGE COE THEFT ARTHINGWORTH 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE COE FIGHTING DESBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE GEORGE COE, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT ARTHINGWORTH, A DUCK, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN GEE GEORGE COE PLEADED GUILTY TO THE CHARGE OF STEALING A DUCK, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN GEE, OF ARTHINGWORTH. MR. GRANT STATED THAT HE HAD HEARD A GOOD CHARACTER OF THE PRISONER. TWO WEEKS' IMPRISONMENT AND HARD LABOUR SEE ARTICLE 1842 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JOHN COE GAME DESBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN COE GAME RUSHTON JOHN COE, FOR THREE MONTHS, & JOHN COE, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR DESTROYING GAME BY NIGHT AT RUSHTON 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN COE SURETIES DESBOROUGH 1836 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN COE DAMAGE KETTERING 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOSEPH COE ILLIGITIM ATE CHILDREN 1834 COMMITTED TO OUR HOUSE JOSEPH OF CORRECTION COE BASTARDY 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOYCE COE MISBEHAVI WORKHOU WELLINGBOROUGH OUR SE 1836 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOYCE COE DAMAGE COE LEONARD COE MENTIONE D 1841 WILLIAM ASSAULT COE MENTIONE D COE ASSAULT 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES JOHN COGGINS 1837 THEFT JAMES 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS 1844 1844 C O GAME N THEFT COE A 1839 TITUS MENTIONE D L 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS C 1840 ST. JOHNS LANE AN INMATE OF THE UNION WORKHOUSE, AT WELLINGBOROUGH, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR DESTROYING A BLANKET COMMITTED TO HER CARE WILLIAM SMITH, WILLIAM TAFFS, JAMES WALKER, & CHARLES MARLOW (LAST THREE OUT ON BAIL), CHARGED WITH RECEIVING CERTAIN SUMS OF MONEY FROM BENJAMIN MOORE FOR THE USE OF LEONARD COE, AND ALSO OTHER SUMS OF MONEY FROM OTHER PERSONS, MEMBERS OF THE "AMICABLE FRIENDLY SOCIETY", IN ROWELL, AND AFTERWARDS EMBEZZLING THE SAME ROWELL SEE ARTICLE DESBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON THEFT RAUNDS COLBECK THEFT ROTHERSTHORPE ANN COLDWELL LEAVING CHILDREN NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS ELIZABETH COLDWELL VICTIM NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS SARAH COLDWELL VICTIM A JOYCE COE & MARY NUTT, FOR FOURTEEN DAYS, FOR MISBEHAVIOUR IN THE WORKHOUSE AT WELLINGBOROUGH K ROWELL L LEONARD A R R UNION WORKHOU WELLINGBOROUGH SE Y QUARTER SESSIONS E T IG H DESBOROUGH P 1840 JOHN COE, OF DESBOROUGH, ENTERED INTO A RECOGNIZANCE, WITH TWO SURETIES, NOT TO OFFEND AGAIN FOR TWELVE MONTHS JOHN COE, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR DESTROYING TWO LIGHTS IN A WINDOW, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS HARRIS, OF KETTERING, AND REFUSING TO PAY 20S. AS A COMPENSATION FOR SUCH OFFENCE FREDERIC MORDAUNT AND JOSEPH COE, THE REPUTED FATHERS OF ILLEGITIMATE CHILDREN, RESPECTIVELY FOR THREE MONTHS OF DESBOROUGH, THE REPUTED FATHER OF A BASTARD CHILD, FOR THREE MONTHS SEE ARTICLE JOHN COGGINS, AGED 54, CHARGED WITH STEALING A RAZOR AND SHAVING BOX, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS TOWLE, OF RAUNDS SEE ARTICLE FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR RUNNING AWAY AND DESERTING HER THREE CHILDREN, WHEREBY THEY BECAME CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF ALL SAINTS SARAH PENDALL PLEADED "GUILTY" OF STEALING TWO GIRLS' FROCKS, THE PROPERTY OF ELIZABETH AND SARAH COLDWELL. SHE WAS SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT SARAH PENDALL PLEADED "GUILTY" OF STEALING TWO GIRLS' FROCKS, THE PROPERTY OF ELIZABETH AND SARAH COLDWELL. SHE WAS SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT 1836 INQUEST ANN COLE 1846 INQUEST TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ELIZABETH COLE GEORGE COLE GEORGE FREEMAN COLE 1841 1835 ASSIZES MENTIONE D DIED GAME LAWS MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE DAVENTRY SEE ARTICLE (AGED 15) FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE THOMAS PERKINS, FRANCIS HADDON, AND HENRY EDWARD COLE, ALL OF NORTHAMPTON, WERE SEVERALLY CONVICTED OF TRESPASS ON LAND IN THE OCCUPATION OF RICHARD GREEN, IN THE PARISH OF KINGSTHORPE, IN SEARCH OF GAME, ON THE 10TH INSTANT, AND FINED, WITH COSTS, £1. 13S. 6D. EACH, WHICH THEY PAID NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS HENRY EDWARD COLE GAME NORTHAMPTON 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL J .M. COLE VICTIM ROTHWELL 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS J. M. COLE VICTIM NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JAMES MONTAGUE COLE VICTIM JOHN COLE MENTIONE D GRETTON 1842 DIED JOHN COLE DIED DAVENTRY 1841 ASSAULT JOHN COLE 1840 FOWL STEALING MARY ANN COLE 1842 DIED RICHARD COLE COLE BOROUGH COMMITMENTS SIMON COLE THEFT 1839 BOROUGH PRISONERS SIMON COLE 1839 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS SIMON COLE THEFT 1843 DIED THOMAS COLE DIED 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS COLE LICENSE E H K R A TODDS LANE TEETON SEE ARTICLE AT DAVENTRY, ON SATURDAY LAST, AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS, JOHN, ONLY SON OF THE LATE MR. RICHARD COLE, AGED 35 YEARS DAVENTRY SEE ARTICLE HOLLOWELL SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON A THEFT NORTHAMPTON CROWN INN AT DAVENTRY, ON SATURDAY LAST, AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS, JOHN, ONLY SON OF THE LATE MR. RICHARD COLE, AGED 35 YEARS SEE ARTICLE L 1839 SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON DAVENTRY MENTIONE D MENTIONE D COLE L P MENTIONE D COMPTON STREET SAMUEL SHORTLAND, CHARGED WITH STEALING A CHICKEN AND THREE EGGS FROM THE PREMISES OF J. M. COLE AT ROTHWELL SAMUEL SHORTLAND, CHARGED WITH STEALING A CHICKEN AND THREE EGGS, THE PROPERTY OF J. M. COLE, AT ROWELL. ONE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR. SEE ARTICLE C Y R IG ROWELL N 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE RICHARD QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT SAMUEL ASSIZES VICTIM A 1837 ASSAULT O 1845 C 1836 T 1844 DAVENTRY NETHER HEYFORD SIMON COLE & HENRY GEORGE IMAN, CHARGED WITH STEALING FIVE TAME RABBITS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM FRANKLIN, OF TODDS LANE SIMON COLE AND HENRY GOODMAN, CHARGED WITH STEALING FIVE TAME RABBITS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM FRANKLIN SEE ARTICLE ON THURSDAY LAST, AT DAVENTRY, THOMAS COLE, OSTLER AT THE CROWN INN, AGED 61 YEARS FRANCIS MATCHETT, OF NETHER HEYFORD, AND THOMAS COLE, OF THE SAME PLACE, RETAILERS OF BEER, WERE CONVICTED OF KEEPING OPEN THEIR HOUSES AFTER THE HOUR OF TEN O'CLOCK, ON THE 17TH OCTOBER LAST. MATCHETT WAS FINED WITH COSTS, £2. 11S. 6D. AND COLE £2. 9S. 6D. 1844 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS WILLIAM COLE MENTIONE COW LANE NORTHAMPTON D ST. NUISANCE KATHERINE NORTHAMPTON S 1840 THEFT WILLIAM COLE 1841 COMMITMENTS TO COUNTY WILLIAM GAOL COLE VICTIM DAVENTRY CHARGED WITH STEALING 3S. IN SILVER FROM THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM COLE, OF DAVENTRY 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES WILLIAM COLE VICTIM DAVENTRY ESTHER MUDDIMAN, AGED 2O, CHARGED WITH STEALING 3S. FROM THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM COLE, OF DAVENTRY 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JAMES MONTAGUE COLE VICTIM ROWELL SAMUEL SHORTLAND CHARGED WITH STEALING ONE CHICKEN AND THREE EGGS, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES MONTAGUE COLE, AT ROWELL 1846 INQUEST ANN COLE MENTIONE BRIDGE D STREET NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE T SEE ARTICLE IG HENRY COLEMAN JOB COLEMAN JOHN COLEMAN JOHN COLEMAN WITHHOLD ING MONEY BLAKESLEY FOR ONE MONTH, UNLESS £3. 2S. BE PAID, FOR FRAUDENTLY WITHOLDING MONEY BELONGING TO A FRIENDLY CLUB AT BLAKESLEY DIED CHAPEL BRAMPTON ON THE 16TH ULT., AT CHAPEL BRAMPTON, JOHN, YOUNGEST OF MR. COLEMAN, AGED 4 YEARS AND 11 MONTHS THEFT OUNDLE JOHN COLEMAN, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SILK HANDKERCHIEF, THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL BELL, AT OUNDLE THEFT OUNDLE JOHN COLEMAN CHARGED WITH STEALING A SILK HANDKERCHIEF THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL BELL, AT OUNDLE. 12 MONTHS' HARD LABOUR R A LILBOURNE L Y LEAVING CHILDREN VAGRANCY ACT VAGRANCY ACT MISCONDU CT DIED JOHN COLEMAN 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN COLEMAN 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN COLEMAN 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JOHN COLEMAN 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN COLEMAN 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS JOHN COLEMAN 1837 DIED JOHN COLEMAN A 1842 K COLEMAN R UPPER HEYFORD C N 1843 HENRY A 1846 VICTIM P 1840 COLE L 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM O 1840 ASSIZES C 1836 WILLIAM WAPLES, AGED 25, CHARGED WITH BURGLARIOUSLY BREAKING OPEN THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM COLE, OF UPPER HEYFORD, AND STEALING THEREFROM GOODS OF THE VALUE OF £10, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM WEST. THE SAME WILLIAM WAPLES, & THOMAS POWELL, 23, CHARGED WITH BURGLARIOUSLY BEAKING OPEN THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM MARRIOTT, OF DUSTON, AND STEALING THEREFROM ARTICLES OF THE VALUE OF £10 E H SEE ARTICLE FOR ONE MONTH, FOR RUNNING AWAY AND LEAVING HIS CHILDREN CHARGEABLE TO LILBOURNE HENRY COLEMAN, JOB COLEMAN, & THOMAS BOSWELL, CONVICTED UNDER THE VAGRANCY ACT HENRY COLEMAN, JOB COLEMAN, & THOMAS BOSWELL, CONVICTED UNDER THE VAGRANCY ACT SEE ARTICLE NON PAYMENT LEAVING WIFE & CHILDREN MENTIONE D KETTERING SEE ARTICLE NEWTON BROMSWOLD FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR RUNNING AWAY AND LEAVING HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN CHARGEABLE TO NEWTON BROMSWOLD HANNINGTON SEE ARTICLE DIED MURCOTT LATELY, MR. JOHN COLEMAN, FARMER AND GRAZIER, OF MURCOTT, IN THIS COUNTY RIOT & ASSAULT MENTIONE D FLOORE SEE ARTICLE FLOORE SEE ARTICLE FLOORE AN INDICTMENT FOR A RIOTOUS DISTURBANCE AT FLOORE AGAINST JOHN COLEMAN AND EIGHT OTHER PERSONS, WAS REMOVED FROM THIS COURT BY WRITE OF CERTIORAI ASSIZES JOHN COLEMAN 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES JOHN COLEMAN 1833 MICHAELMAS QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN COLEMAN RIOT 1842 ASSIZES (BOROUGH PRISONERS) LYDIA COLEMAN MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS LYDIA COLEMAN MENTIONE D ROBERT KIRBY, FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR BEING FOUND, ON THE 9TH INST., IN THE HOUSE OF LYDIA COLEMAN, FOR THE PURPOSE OF COMMITTING A FELONY 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS MARY COLEMAN MENTIONE D 1838 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS MARY COLEMAN THEFT 1838 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS MARY COLEMAN THEFT 1846 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS MARY ANN COLEMAN THEFT MARY ANN COLEMAN THEFT MR. COLEMAN MENTIONE D COLEMAN DIED SEE ARTICLE A R R KETTERING E NORTHAMPTON L Y KETTERING GAYTON MARY ANN COLEMAN WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A PIECE OF CHECKED MUSLIN, &C., THE PROPERTY OF JOHN MEADOWS, OF KETTERING. THREE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR MARY ANN COLEMAN, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PIECE OF IRISH CLOTH AND OTHER GOODS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN MEADOWS, OF KETTERING SEE ARTICLE AT KETTERING, ON THE 24TH ULT., PHOEBE COLEMAN, MILLINER AND DRESSMAKER, AGED 31. HER DEATH WAS PRECEDED BY AN ILLNESS OF SEVERAL YEARS' DURATION JOHN GINNS, OF DESBOROUGH, WAS CHARGED WITH BREAKING AND TAKING AWAY CERTAIN BITS OF STICK FROM A STAKE HEDGE, THE PROPERTY OF MR. TURNER, OF THE SAME PLACE. HE WAS REQUIRED TO PAY 5S. THE AMOUNT OF THE COSTS. JOHN BATES AND ROBERT COLEMAN, WERE CONVICTED OF A SIMILAR OFFENCE ON PROPERTY TO THE SAME PROPRIETO, AND WERE ORDERED TO PAY EACH THE SUM OF 5S. THEY WERE ALL ALLOWED A FORTNIGHT IN WHICH TO RAISE THE MONEY FOR ONE MONTH, FOR RUNNING AWAY AND LEAVING HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF FLOORE DIED PHEOBE 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS ROBERT COLEMAN 1836 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION SAMUEL COLEMAN RUNNING AWAY FLOORE 1834 ASSIZES SAMUEL COLEMAN RIOT & ASSAULT FLOORE SEE ARTICLE SULGRAVE JOB LAUNDON, JAMES WYATT AND THOMAS BERRY, CHARGED WITH SETTING FIRE TO A STACK OF STRAW, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS COLEMAN, OF SULGRAVE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE O 1843 N C KETTERING SEE ARTICLE K IG H MARY COLEMAN, CHARGED WITH STEALING NINE YARDS AND A HALF OF COTTON PRINT, VALUE 8S. 3D. THE PROPERTY OF T. S. WRIGHT, DRAPER C 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS KINGS CLIFFE P 1845 T 1834 DESBOROUGH 1845 1844 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS ASSIZES (BOROUGH PRISONERS) A L A DAMAGE COLEMAN THOMAS COLEMAN THOMAS COLEMAN VICTIM MENTIONE SHEEP D STREET MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS COLEMAN 1834 ASSIZES THOMAS COLEMAN THOMAS COLEMAN THOMAS COLEMAN WILLIAM COLEMAN WILLIAM COLEMAN GAME WILLIAM COLEMAN VICTIM 1835 1833 1840 1834 THEFT MENTIONE D MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE FLOORE SEE ARTICLE DODFORD SEE ARTICLE STANWICK SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE RINGSTEAD SEE ARTICLE T 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS TO OUR HOUSE OF CORRECTION ISLE OF ELY ASSIZES MENTIONE D RIOT & ASSAULT COLES AIDING & ABETTING 1846 DIED ELIENA RICHES COLES DIED 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL FRANCIS COLES VICTIM NORTHAMPTON R Y A GREAT OAKLEY MENTIONE D DENTON MARCH 28, AT VICTORIA TERRACE, IN THE 64TH YEAR OF HER AGE, MUCH LAMENTED AND DEEPLY REGRETTED BE HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS, MRS. COLES, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. GEORGE COLES, FORMERLY OF DENTON, IN THIS COUNTY MENTIONE D EASTON MAUDIT SEE ARTICLE L GREAT OAKLEY COLES C P FRANCIS O VICTIM DIED GEORGE COLES 1845 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE COLES N A 1845 L A NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS MARCH 9TH, AT WEEDON, ELIENA RICHES COLES, ONLY DAUGHTER OF MR. H. R. COLES, DRAPER, & C., AGED FIVE YEARS JOHN TIRRELL, CHARGED WITH STEALING ABOUT THREE BUSHELS OF WHEAT, THE PROPERTY OF LADY BROOKE AND FRANCIS COLES, FROM THE MILL OF JOSEPH TEBBOTT, OF GREAT OAKLEY K R WEEDON SEVEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION - JAMES SUITOR (SECOND CONVICTION), FOR STEALING, AT KETTERING, A PAIR OF TROUSERS AND A PAIR OF BOOTS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM SLOW - JOHN TIRRELL (SECOND CONVICTION), FOR STEALING ABOUT THREE BUSHELS OF WHEAT, THE PROPERTY OF LADY BROOKE AND FRANCIS COLES, FROM THE MILL OF JOSEPH TEBBOTT, OF GREAT OAKLEY. JAMES COLBECK, FOR BREAKING OPEN THE HOUSE OF JOHN MANNING, OF ROTHERSTHORPE, AND STEALING THEREFROM A SILVER WATCH, GOLD SEAL AND KEY, A PURSE CONTAINING A SOVEREIGN AND 6S. IN SILVER, A BOOK, AND A RAZOR, ON SUNDAY THE 17TH OF SEPTEMBER LAST C 1837 E CHARLES H BOROUGH PRISONERS IG 1845 JOHN FITZHUGH, EDWARD LENTON, CHARLES COLES, AND HENRY KING, CHARGED WITH AIDING AND ABETTING DANIEL CUMBERPATCH IN THE WILFUL MURDER OF FREDERICK FITZHUGH. DANIEL CUMBERPATCH, CHARGED WITH THE WILFUL MURDER OF FREDERICK FITZHUGH. 1841 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE COLES THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH ROBBING AN ORCHARD, GEORGE COLES, APPRENHENDED ON THE 13TH INSTANT, CHARGED WITH STEALING APPLES, THE PROPERTY OF MR. WALLACE, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, WAS BROUGHT BEFORE C. HILL, AND W.M. DOLBEN, ESQRS, AND COMMITTED FOR SIX WEEKS' HARD LABOUR 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION GEORGE COLES THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH OF WELLINGBOROUGH, SHOEMAKER, FOR STEALING APPLES FROM A GARDEN NEGLECTIN G SERVICE ALDINWCKLE ST. PETER SAMUEL MARLOW, FOR 2 MONTHS, FOR NEGLECTING THE SERVICE OF HENRY COLES, OF ALDWINCKLE ST. PETER, IN THE BUSINESS OF HUSBANDRY ALDWINCKLE GREEN SEE ARTICLE 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION HENRY COLES 1838 SHEEP SHEARING HENRY COLES 1834 NORTHAMPTON SUMMER ASSIZES HENRY COLES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JAMES COLES THEFT OUNDLE JAMES COLES THEFT RAUNDS SEE ARTICLE JAMES COLES THEFT BENEFIELD JAMES COLES, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BENEFIELD, A SPADE, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS PERKINS SEE ARTICLE JOHN NIGHTINGALE, AGED 52, JAMES COLES, AGED 22, JOHN WORTLEY, AGED 21, JAMES FOX, AGED 24, & SAMUEL ALLEN, (ALLEN BAILED) WERE CHARGED WITH STEALING A JAR CONTAINING TWO GALLONS OF GIN, THE PROPERTY OF MESSRS. SMITH & TIBBITS, OF OUNDLE. NIGHTINGALE GUILTY ; FOURTEEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION. WORTLEY GUILTY ; ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT, FOX, ALLEN AND COLES ACQUITTED COLES THEFT 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES COLES GAME 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES COLES 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS Y N JAMES COLES 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JAMES ASSIZES COLES 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES COLES GAME LAWS 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JAMES COLES THEFT 1843 INQUEST JOHN COLES JOHN COLES JOHN COLES 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS THEFT A NORTHANTS ASSIZES A L THEFT MENTIONE ANGEL HOTEL D COMPLAIN T TRESPASSI NG JAMES COLES, FOR SIX MONTHS, AND JOHN HILL, FOR ONE MONTH, UNDER THE GAME LAWS JOHN NIGHTINGALE, JAMES COLES, JOHN WORTLEY, & JAMES COX, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT OUNDLE, TWO GALLONS OF GIN, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN SMITH AND RICHARD TIBBITS OUNDLE JOHN NIGHTINGALE, AGED 52, JAMES COLES, AGED 22, JOHN WORTLEY, AGED 21, JAMES FOX, AGED 24, & SAMUEL ALLEN (ALLEN OUT ON BAIL) CHARGED WITH STEALING A JAR CONTAINING TWO GALLONS OF GIN, THE PROPERTY OF MESSRS. SMITH & TIBBITS, OF OUNDLE BARNWELL ST. ANDREW ROBERT WORTLEY AND JAMES COLES, CHARGED ON SUSPICION OF HAVING ON THE HIGHWAY ROBBED WILLIAM BEEBY, OF ONE HALF SOVEREIGN, AND 13S. IN THE PARISH OF BARNWELL ST. ANDREW BARNWELL ST. ANDREW SEE ARTICLE C THEFT 1838 1843 E L OUNDLE P O COLES JAMES COLES, AGED 21, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SPADE FROM THE PREMISES OF THOMAS PERKINS, OF BENEFIELD BENEFIELD THEFT C JAMES K JAMES R QUARTER SESSIONS R 1842 A 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL IG 1845 H T 1843 MENTIONE D MENTIONE D JAMES COLES & WILLIAM ALDWINCKLE, RESPECTIVELY FOR THREE MONTHS, AND HENRY HUTTON, EDMUND NEWBURY, & JOHN CHATWELL STAYTON, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS BARNWELL ST. ANDREW ROBERT WORTLEY & JAMES COLES, CHARGED WITH ROBBING WILLIAM BEEBY ON THE HIGHWAY AT BARNWELL ST. ANDREW OF ONE HALF SOVEREIGN AND 13S. NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE ROWELL SEE ARTICLE GRETTON SEE ARTICLE 1837 JOHN COLES JOHN COLES JOHN COLES DAMAGE MENTIONE D MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE TITCHMARSH SEE ARTICLE COOKNOE SEE ARTICLE JOSEPH COLES UNION ABSCONDI WORKHOU TOWCESTER NG SE 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOSEPH COLES VICTIM 1840 QUARTER SESSIONS JOSEPH COLES VICTIM 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS JOSEPH COLES VICTIM 1839 DIED JOSIAH JACOB COLES DIED 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS MARTHA COLES CHARGING 1841 ASSAULT MARY COLES VICTIM 1846 1842 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JANUARY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS DIED H IG MICHAEL COLES THEFT THEFT R A WORKHOU ROWELL SE AT THE SAME TIME, [MONDAY MORNING] WAS COMMITTED FOR ONE MONTH FOR AN ASSAULT ON MARY COLES MARY COLES & FRANCES GARRATT, RESPETIVELY FOR 21 DAYS, THE FORMER WITH ILL TREATING AND BEATING CERTAIN INHABITANTS OF ROWELL WORKHOUSE, AND THE LATTER WITH WILFULLY DESTROYING A TABLE IN THE SAID WORKHOUSE, OF WHICH THEY WERE INHABITANTS OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE OUNDLE MICHAEL COLES, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO PIECES OF COPPER, THE PROPERTY OF R. TIBBITS, ESQ. OF OUNDLE THEFT OUNDLE MICHAEL COLES, AGED 18, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO PIECES OF COPPER, THE PROPERTY OF R. TIBBITS, ESQ, OF OUNDLE MENTIONE SHEEP D STREET NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE N O NORTHAMPTON L ASSAULT P COLES ON THE 19TH INST., JOSIAH JACOB, THE SECOND SON OF MR. COLES, OF MAREFAIR, IN THIS TOWN SEE ARTICLE C Y R GREEN STREET MICHAEL COLES MICHAEL COLES MISS COLES MR. H. COLES APPEALING ALDWINKLE SEE ARTICLE MR. H. R. COLES MENTIONE D WEEDON MARCH 9TH, AT WEEDON, ELIENA RICHES COLES, ONLY DAUGHTER OF MR. H. R. COLES, DRAPER, & C., AGED FIVE YEARS NORTHAMPTON MARCH 28, AT VICTORIA TERRACE, IN THE 64TH YEAR OF HER AGE, MUCH LAMENTED AND DEEPLY REGRETTED BE HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS, MRS. COLES, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. GEORGE COLES, FORMERLY OF DENTON, IN THIS COUNTY WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE A 1843 SEE ARTICLE BURTON L 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION MARY A 1844 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION TEETON MAREFAIR NORTHAMPTON C 1838 WILLIAM WILLS, JOSEPH COLES, & WILLIAM POLLARD, FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR ABSCONDING FROM THE TOWCESTER UNION WORKHOUSE, AND TAKING WITH THEM CERTAIN CLOTHING AND GOODS HANNAH LOESBY & ELIZABETH LOESBY, CHARGED WITH RECEIVING 10 FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH COLES, WELL KNOWING THEM TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN HANNAH & ELIZABETH LOESBY, CHARGED WITH RECEIVING 10 FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH COLES, WELL KNOWING THEM TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN T 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION E 1841 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS K 1844 1845 DIED MRS. COLES DIED 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS PETER COLES ASSAULT VICTORIA TERRACE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION 1840 1836 COLES ASSAULT DAVENTRY SEE ARTICLE SARAH COLES, SUSANNA WRIGHT, & ANN SCOTNEY, ALL OF KINGS CLIFFE, FOR 14 DAYS EACH, ON NON-PAYMENT OF £1. 6S. 6D., FOR DAMAGING UNDERWOOD, THE PROPERTY OF LORD WESTMORELAND THOMAS COLES, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR ASSAULTING WILLIAM CORY SARAH COLES DAMAGE KINGS CLIFFE THOMAS COLES ASSAULT THOMAS COLES THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE THOMAS COLES THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE ASSIZES THOMAS COLES THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES THOMAS COLES 1836 TRANSPORTED THOMAS COLES 1834 EXTRAORDINARY EWE THOMAS COLES 1835 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS THOROUGHG COLES OOD 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM COLES 1846 COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM COLES DAMAGE RAUNDS 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS CHARLES COLES AIDING & ASSISTING NORTHAMPTON 1844 INQUEST CHARLES COLES 1842 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS M. COLES R WHISTON SEE ARTICLE C SEE ARTICLE UNION MISBEHAVI WORKHOU WELLINGBOROUGH OUR SE MENTIONE NORTHAMPTON D A COLES NORTHAMPTON A L THEFT MENTIONE D MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE L WELLINGBOROUGH N C O P TRANSPOR TED MENTIONE D POTATOE HALL A R THEFT JAMES GEORGE, 20, & THOMAS COLES, 26, CHARGED WITH ENTERING THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM HOUGHTON, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, AND STEALING THEREFROM DIVERS ARTICLES. THE SAME THOMAS COLES, THOMAS BROWN, 26, & JOHN HARRIS, 18, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE SHOP OF ------ HARPER, OF LOWICK, AND STEALING THEREFROM COTTON CORD, FUSTIAN, NANKEEN, WAISTCOAT PIECES, AND OTHER ARTICLES. THE SAME THOMAS BROWN STANDS CHARGED WITH STEALING A GUN FROM THE COACH HOUSE OF JAMES EVERARD, OF WELLINGBOROUGH. THE SAME THOMAS COLES ALSO STANDS CHARGED WITH COMMITTING SEVEN OTHER FELONIES K IG 1836 Y H T 1836 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS SARAH E 1845 FOR NINETEEN DAYS, CONVICTED OF DISORDERLY BEHAVIOUR IN THE WORKHOUSE, AT WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM COLES AND CHARLES ROBINSON, BOTH OF NORTHAMPTON, WERE CONVICTED IN THE PENALTY AND COSTS OF 10S. EACH FOR STEALING APPLES OUT OF AN ORCHARD BELONGING TO MR. W. SHAW, AT COTTON END, ON THE 1ST INSTANT WILLIAM COLES, OF RAUNDS, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR DAMAGING WALNUT TREES AT ABINGTON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BRITTEN EDWARD LENTON, AGED 26, JOHN FITZHUGH, AGED 42, CHARLES COLES, AGED 25, AND HENRY KING, AGED 31, CHARGED WITH BEING PRESENT AND AIDING AND ASSISTING DANIEL CUMBERPATCH (NOT YET APPRENHENDED) IN MURDERING FREDERICK FITZHUGH NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE ROWELL SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE JOHN COLESBY JOHN COLESBY JANE COLEY VAGRANCY JOSEPH COLING MENTIONE D HINTON THOMAS COLING THEFT WOODFORD WOODFORD COLING THEFT 1839 QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN COLINGMEAD THEFT 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN COLINGMEAD THEFT 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN COLINGMEAD THEFT 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS COLLECOTE 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS 1839 INQUEST 1838 DIED 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN COLLEDGE 1842 SHEEP KILLED JOSEPH 1844 DIED 1844 DIED WESTON FAVELL WESTON FAVELL WESTON FAVELL Y P THEFT BLISWORTH C O THOMAS COLING, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SPADE, AT WOODFORD, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN WILLS THOMAS COLING PLEADED GUILTY TO STEALING A SPADE, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN WILLS, OF WOODFORD. ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT JOHN COLINGMEAD, CHARGED WITH STEALING A HAT AND A PAIR OF LEGGINGS FROM THE HOUSE OF JOHN LYMAN, OF WESTON FAVELL, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE DANIELLS E THOMAS SEE ARTICLE K NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR VAGRANCY R 1838 SEE ARTICLE R 1838 SEE ARTICLE T 1842 NORTHAMPTON A 1843 BROAD LANE BROAD LANE COLESBY H 1842 COUNTERF EIT COIN COUNTERF EIT COIN COUNTERF EIT COIN ELIZABETH L 1842 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS ASSIZES (BOROUGH PRISONERS) COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL IG 1842 JOHN COLINGMEAD, CHARGED WITH STEALING A HAT AND A PAIR OF LEGGINGS, AT WESTON FAVELL, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE DANIELLS JOHN COLINGMEAD WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING A HAT AND A PAIR OF LEGGINGS FROM THE HOUSE OF JOHN LYMAN, OF WESTON FAVELL, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE DANIELS. THREE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR WILLIAM WESTWOOD & THOMAS COLLECOTE (OUT ON BAIL), CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BLISWORTH, A CANT HOOK AND WOODEN ROLLER, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS FROST BLISWORTH WILLIAM WESTWOOD & THOMAS COLLECOTE, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BLISWORTH, A CART HOOK AND WOODEN ROLLER, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS FROST, WERE ACQUITTED ON BOTH INDICTMENTS NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON ON SUNDAY LAST, IN HER 9TH YEAR, AFTER AN ILLNESS OF TWO OR THREE DAYS, ELIZABETH, ONLY DAUGHTER OF MR. COLLEDGE, BUTCHER, OF THE NORTH END, IN THIS TOWN MENTIONE D KILSBY THOMAS WEBB, JOSEPH WEBB, SAMUEL WEBB, WILLIAM RUSSELL, CHARLES ROADNIGHT, HENRY ROADNIGHT, AND GEORGE GARDNER, FOR TWO MONTHS EACH, UNLESS £3 BE PAID, FOR MALICIOUSLY INJURING A BULLOCK, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN COLLEDGE, OF KILSBY COLLEDGE SHEEP KILLED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE JOSEPH COLLEDGE MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON LYDIA ELIZABETH COLLEDGE DIED NORTHAMPTON THEFT ANN COLLEDGE MENTIONE RUSSELL D STREET ELIZABETH COLLEDGE A N C COLLECOTE A L DIED NORTH END ON THE 11TH INST., LYDIA ELIZABETH, ONLY DAUGHTER OF MR. JOSEPH COLLEDGE, BUTCHER OF THIS TOWN, IN HER 6TH YEAR ON THE 11TH INST., LYDIA ELIZABETH, ONLY DAUGHTER OF MR. JOSEPH COLLEDGE, BUTCHER OF THIS TOWN, IN HER 6TH YEAR MENTIONE NORTH D END 1838 DIED MR. COLLEDGE 1839 INQUEST MR. J. COLLEDGE 1839 INQUEST MRS. COLLEDGE 1841 NORTHAMPTON MIDSUMMER ASSIZES HENRY COLLIER VICTIM 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES COLLIER GAME LAWS 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN COLLIER VICTIM JOHN COLLIER MENTIONE D JOHN COLLIER VICTIM COLLIER MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE GREAT OAKLEY SEE ARTICLE COLLIER T K R STANION & LITTLE OAKLEY C O STANION & LITTLE OAKLEY 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ROBERT ASSIZES 1844 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS SARAH COLLIER 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM COLLIER 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM COLLIER MENTIONE D 1839 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS WILLIAM COLLIER VICTIM 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM COLLIER MENTIONE D 1845 STEALING DENNIS COLLINGBRIDGE THEFT GAME N C COMPLAIN T SEE ARTICLE JOHN LET, ROBERT COLLIER, & ROBERT LAWSON ALIAS HAWSON, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE NIGHT OF THE 25TH ULT., WITH ABOUT 35 OTHER PERSONS, ENTERED LANDS AT STANION AND LITTLE OAKLEY FOR THE PURPOSE OF KILLING GAME, SOME OF THEM ARMED WITH GUNS JOHN EET, AGED 27, ROBERT COLLIER, AGED 35, AND ROBERT LAWSON ALIAS SLAWSON, AGED 21, (ALL OUT UPON BAIL), CHARGED WITH HAVING, IN THE NIGHT TIME, ENTERED (TOGETHER WITH 25 OR 30 OTHER PERSONS), CERTAIN LANDS AT STANION AND LITTLE OAKLEY, WITH NETS AND BLUDGEONS, FOR THE PURPOSE OF TAKING GAME AND RABBITS A SEE ARTICLE VICTIM L A E H SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON GAME COLLIER SEE ARTICLE A ROBERT ROBERT KEACH, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS £10 BE PAID, FOR ASSAULTING JOHN COLLIER & GEORGE MEAD, TWO OF THE BOROUGH CONSTABLES, IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY L 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN KILSBY IG ROBBERY SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON P 1838 NORTHAMPTON R 1839 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS ON SUNDAY LAST, IN HER 9TH YEAR, AFTER AN ILLNESS OF TWO OR THREE DAYS, ELIZABETH, ONLY DAUGHTER OF MR. COLLEDGE, BUTCHER, OF THE NORTH END, IN THIS TOWN HENRY GREEN, FOR THREE MONTHS, CHARLES PARKER, FOR TWO MONTHS, AND JAMES COLLIER, FOR ONE MONTH, UNDER THE GAME LAWS Y 1839 MENTIONE RUSSELL D STREET MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON BRIGSTOCK WOOLMON GER NORTHAMPTON STREET WELDON JOHN LIQUORISH & EDMUND WOODHOUSE, ON SUSPICION OF STEALING TWO PIECES OF LEATHER, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM COLLIER WILLIAM TEBBUTT, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR UNLAWFULLY DESTROYING A FENCE AT BRIGSTOCK, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM COLLIER SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE DENNIS COLLINGBRIDGE, AGED 24, AND EDWARD CLIFF, AGED 22, CHARGED, THE FORMER WITH STEALING 14LB. OF TALLOW, THE PROPERTY OF HIS MASTER, MR. W. WILLIAMS, AND THE LATTER WITH RECEIVING THE SAME KNOWING IT TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN ANN COLLINGRIDGE, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF WEARING APPAREL, AT BRACKLEY, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM COLLINGRIDGE ANN COLLINGRIDGE, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BRACKLEY ST. PETER, A HAT, TWO SHIRTS, TWO NECKERCHIEFS, A HANDKERCHIEF, A PAIR OF BREECHES, A PAIR OF GAITERS, A WAISTCOAT, AND A COAT, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM COLLINGRIDGE TOWN SESSIONS DENNIS COLLINGBRIDGE THEFT 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ANN COLLINGRIDGE THEFT BRACKLEY 1839 QUARTER SESSIONS ANN COLLINGRIDGE THEFT BRACKLEY ST. PETER 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS ANN COLLINGRIDGE THEFT 1845 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS DENNIS COLLINGRIDGE THEFT 1845 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS DENNIS COLLINGRIDGE THEFT 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS WILLIAM COLLINGRIDGE 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS WILLIAM COLLINGRIDGE 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM COLLINGRIDGE 1839 QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM COLLINGRIDGE 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS WILLIAM COLLINGRIDGE VICTIM SEE ARTICLE 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS BENJAMIN COLLINS MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION DANIEL COLLINS THEFT KETTERING 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS DANIEL COLLINS THEFT KETTERING 1842 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS DANIEL COLLINS THEFT KETTERING T 1845 K IG E H DENNIS COLLINGRIDGE, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF TALLOW, THE PROPERTY OF HIS MASTER, WILLIAM WILLIAMS, CURRIER; AND EDWARD CLIFFE, CHARGED WITH RECEIVING THE SAME KNOWING IT TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN R R SEE ARTICLE P L Y A VICTIM C VICTIM VICTIM BRACKLEY N C O SEE ARTICLE BRACKLEY ST. PETER A L A VICTIM JOHN FINDING PLEADED GUILTY OF RECEIVING A HAT, A COAT, A HANDKERCHIEF, AND OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM COLLINGRIDGE, KNOWING THEM TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN JAMES FRIDAY, WHO PLEADED GUILTY OF RECEIVING GOODS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM COLLINGRIDGE, KNOWING THEM TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN, WAS SENTENCED TO THREE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR IN THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION, THE LAST 14 DAYS SOLITARY ANN COLLINGRIDGE, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF WEARING APPAREL, AT BRACKLEY, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM COLLINGRIDGE ANN COLLINGRIDGE, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BRACKLEY ST. PETER, A HAT, TWO SHIRTS, TWO NECKERCHIEFS, A HANDKERCHIEF, A PAIR OF BREECHES, A PAIR OF GAITERS, A WAISTCOAT, AND A COAT, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM COLLINGRIDGE DANIEL COLLINS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SPOON AND GLASS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM CHAPMAN, OF KETTERING DANIEL COLLINS, AGED 25, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SPOON AND GLASS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM CHAPMAN, OF KETTERING DANIEL COLLINS, AGED 25, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A SPOON AND GLASS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM CHAPMAN, OF KETTERING, AND SENTENCED TO FIFTEEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION, HE HAVING BEEN PREVIOUSLY CONVICTED OF FELONY 1835 1838 1835 TRANSPORTED NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS ASSIZES DANIEL COLLINS THEFT DENNIS COLLINS EDMUND COLLINS EDWARD COLLINS THEFT PAULERSPURY SEE ARTICLE EDWARD COLLINS ASSAULT DODFORD SEE ARTICLE JUDGEMENT OF DEATH WAS RECORDED AGAINST EDWARD COLLINS, AGED 18, JAMES TURNER, AGED 36, AND WILLIAM BROWN, AGED 20, FOR HAVING ROBBED JOSEPH YORK OF £3. 15S. ON THE HIGHWAY, AT DODFORD EMBEZZLM ENT TRANSPOR TED KETTERING SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE ASSIZES EDWIN COLLINS THEFT DODFORD 1834 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL ELI COLLINS SURETIES STOWE 1839 BOROUGH PRISONERS ELIZABETH COLLINS THEFT 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT HENRY ASSIZES COLLINS MENTIONE D 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS COLLINS DAMAGE 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN COLLINS 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN COLLINS 1843 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS JOHN 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS 1843 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION R A R Y CHERRY TREE L HARDINGSTONE THREE TUNS, MARKET SQUARE GOLD STREET SEE ARTICLE JOHN COLLINS VARIOUS JOHN COLLINS JOHN COLLINS VAGRANT ACT JOHN COLLINS THEFT HARDINGSTONE N A JOHN COLLINS, AGED 23, PLEADED GUILTY OF STEALING A PAIR OF TOP BOOTS, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES RICE, OF HARDINGSTONE, HIS MASTER, AND WAS SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT NORTHAMPTON DISTURBA NCE L JOB COLLINS, FOR ONE MONTH, CONVICTED OF DAMAGING A QUANTITY OF SPOUTING, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN SPENCER A TRANSFER OF THE LICENSE OF THE CHERRY TREE PUBLIC HOUSE A GREAT HOUGHTON, FROM JOHN COLLINS TO HENRY FREEAR ADJOURNED FROM THE 1ST INSTANT WAS SIGNED COLLINS MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE GREAT HOUGHTON C P O LICENSE C OF STOWE, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE ELIZABETH COLLINS, (OUT ON BAIL), CHARGED WITH STEALING A DIAPER, THE PROPERTY OF HER MASTER, THOMAS BARRINGER H IG POTTERSPURY THEFT A 1841 JOB T 1835 E 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS K 1836 NORTHAMPTON NORTHAMPTON FOR ONE MONTH, FOR RIOTOUS AND INDECENT BEHAVIOUR IN GOLD STREET AN ORDER, TO BIND ROBERT BINGHAM, A POOR CHILD OF THE PARISH OF ROADE, APPRENTICE TO JOHN COLLINS OF NORTHAMPTON, HAIRDRESSER, WAS MADE UPON THE APPLICATION OF THE OVERSEERS OF ROADE FOR ONE MONTH UNDER THE VAGRANT ACT 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JANUARY SESSIONS JOHN COLLINS THEFT HARDINGSTONE 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES JOHN COLLINS MENTIONE D BURTON LATIMER JOHN COLLINS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF TOP BOOTS, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES RICE, OF THE PARISH OF HARDINGSTONE JOHN COLLINS, AGED 23, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF TOP BOOTS, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES RICE, OF HARDINGSTONE, HIS MASTER SEE ARTICLE 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN COLLINS THEFT POTTERSPURY JOHN COLLINS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A TRUSS OF HAY FROM A LOFT AT POTTERSPURY, THE PROPERTY OF J.P. FREEMAN 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS JOHN COLLINS THEFT POTTERSPURY SEE ARTICLE 1835 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN COLLINS DAMAGE POTTERSPURY JOHN COLLINS, OF POTTERSPURY, FOR WILFULLY INJURING A FLOOD GATE, BELONGING TO THE DUKE OF GRAFTON 1840 DIED JOHN BULL COLLINS DIED 1845 INQUEST MARY ANN COLLINS DIED WEEDON BECK 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL SARAH COLLINS THEFT BRAYBROOKE 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS SARAH COLLINS THEFT 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS COLLINS MISBEHAVI OUR 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS COLLINS BREAKING CONTRACT ON THE 17TH INST. MR. JOHN COLLINS, OF ALBION PLACE, IN THIS TOWN, AGED 75 SEE ARTICLE SARAH COLLINS, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM A SHOP AT BRAYBROOKE A PIECE OF CHEESE, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS UNDERWOOD SARAH COLLINS PLEADED GUILTY TO HAVING STOLEN A PIECE OF CHEESE FROM A SHOP IN THE PARISH OF BRAYBROOKE, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS UNDERWOOD. ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT IN THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM COLLINS A L NORTHAMPTON POTTERSPURY THOMAS COLLINS, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR MISBEHAVIOUR IN THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, MR. JOHN GULLIVER, AND ABSENTING HIMSELF WITHOUT HIS LEAVE FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR NON PERFORMANCE OF A CONTRACT ENTERED INTO FOR SAWING OF TIMBER SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE GREAT HOUGHTON WILLIAM COLLINS, OF GREAT HOUGHTON, WAS LICENSED TO KEEP THE CHERRY TREE PUBLIC HOUSE, AT GREAT HOUGHTON, LATELY KEPT BY HIS FATHER WELLINGBOROUGH FOR 14 DAYS, FOR WANDERING ABROAD AND GATHERING ALMS AT WELLINGBOROUGH THE TRANSFER CHERRY OF LICENSE TREE GREAT HOUGHTON TRANSFER OF LICENCES TO THE FOLLOWING HOUSES WERE GRANTED. THE COACH & HORSES, AT BRIXWORTH, TO MR. SAMUEL GAGE; THE GEORGE, AT ROADE, TO MRS. ANN PARISH; THE CHERRY TREE. AT GREAT HOUGHTON, TO MR. WILLIAM COLLINS ; THE WHITE HART, AT FLOORE. TO MRS. CHARLOTTE SHORTLAND ; AND THE RED LION, AT KISLINGBURY, TO MRS. ELIZABETH PAINE A N COLLINS E R K IG R Y DIED MOUNTS MENTIONE D CHERRY TREE LICENSE PUBLIC HOUSE GATHERIN G ALMS C NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS C 1843 COLLINS COLLINS H T NORTHAMPTON BRAYBROOKE P 1843 INQUEST THOMAS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES O 1836 ALBION PLACE NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM COLLINS 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM COLLINS VICTIM HEYFORD THOMAS WORRALL, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SILVER WATCH FROM THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM COLLINS, OF HEYFORD 1837 ASSIZES WILLIAM COLLINS VICTIM HEYFORD THOMAS WORRALL, 20, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SILVER WATCH FROM THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM COLLINS, OF HEYFORD WILLIAM COLLINS VICTIM HEYFORD SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM COLLINS ASSAULT MILTON FOR ASSAULTING THE CONSTABLE OF MILTON WHILST IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY 1837 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL A L 1843 WILLIAM COLLINS FILIATION WILLIAM COLLINS THEFT MENTIONE D WILLIAM BULL COLLINS 1845 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS CHARLES COLLINSON JAMES COLLIS JAMES COLLIS COLLIS JAMES COLLIS JAMES COLLIS E SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE JOHN COLLIS, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR LEAVING HIS FAMILY CHARGEABLE TO ALDWINCKLE ST. PETER MURCOTT SEE ARTICLE GAME KETTERING SEE ARTICLE COLLIS MENTIONE D WHILTON SEE ARTICLE JOHN 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN COLLIS 1837 THEFT MR. COLLIS COLLIS ASSAULT N C COLLIS LEAVING FAMILY MENTIONE D A 1837 SEE ARTICLE ALDWINCKLE ST. PETER NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY NATHANIEL SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT SAMUEL ASSIZES NORTHAMPTON FOR WANT OF SURETIES FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THE SESSIONS TO ANSWER CHARGES OF ASSAULTING HIS WIFE AND JAMES COLLIS AND TWO OTHER CONSTABLES THRAPSTON 1839 1845 NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE JOHN COLLIS, JUN., WILLIAM SMITH JUN. & JAMES WAPLES, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING WALTER PARKER IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY AS CONSTABLE OF THRAPSTON, TO BE IMPRISONED. COLLIS & SMITH FOR SIX WEEKS, AND WAPLES FOR 14 DAYS, WITH HARD LABOUR A 1834 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D O 1837 SEE ARTICLE K JAMES FOR 42 DAYS, FOR MISCONDUCT IN THE UNION WORKHOUSE R INQUEST MENTIONE D A 1846 IG COLLIS R JAMES Y BOROUGH COMMITMENTS P 1842 UNION MISCONDU WORKHOU NORTHAMPTON CT SE MENTIONE D MENTIONE NORTHAMPTON D L 1840 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES DAVENTRY T BOROUGH COMMITMENTS BENJAMIN RUSSELL, OF DAVENTRY, WATCHMAKER, FOR THREE MONTHS, UNLESS £5 BE SOONER PAID, FOR PLEDGING A WATCH, VALUE £2, WITH JOHN BROWN, PAWNBROKER, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BULL COLLINS, OF DAVENTRY; AND A FURTHER PERIOD OF THREE MONTHS, UNLESS £5 BE SOONER PAID, FOR PLEDGING A WATCH, VALUE £2, TO THE SAME PERSON, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS MUDDIMAN, ALSO OF DAVENTRY H 1841 1842 GEORGE MILLER AND WILLIAM COLLINS FOR HAVING REFUSED TO PERFORM ORDERS OF FILIATION WILLIAM COLLINS, FOR A POUND BREACH. FINED 1S. & DISCHARGED L 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS C 1833 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS CHARLES COLLISON REFUSING TO WORK 1846 DIED ELIZA COLLS DIED 1846 DIED JAMES COLLS 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES COLLYER MENTIONE D VAGRANT ACT UNION WORKHOU NORTHAMPTON SE THRAPSTON THRAPSTON FOR 21 DAYS, FOR REFUSING TO WORK IN THE UNION WORKHOUSE AT THRAPSTON, AGED 21 YEARS, ELIZA, SECOND DAUGHTER OF MR. JAMES COLLS AT THRAPSTON, AGED 21 YEARS, ELIZA, SECOND DAUGHTER OF MR. JAMES COLLS FOR 14 DAYS, UNDER THE VAGRANT ACT 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN COLLYER BEGGING WELLINGBOROUGH FOR 14 DAYS, FOR BEGGING FROM HOUSE TO HOUSE AT WELLINGBOROUGH 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN COLLYER VICTIM BRIGSTOCK JOHN FINEDON, CHARGED WITH WOUNDING JOHN COLLYER, AT BRIGSTOCK, WITH INTENT TO DO HIM SOME GREVIOUS BODILY HARM 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS ROBERT COLLYER GAME STANION & LITTLE OAKLEY SEE ARTICLE 1840 INQUEST HENRY COLMAN DIED BLACK DAVENTRY HORSE INN COLSON MENTIONE D 1845 DIED HANNAH COLSON DIED 1841 CALENDAR OF PRISONERS FOR TRIAL JAMES COLSON THEFT 1841 CALENDAR OF PRISONERS FOR TRIAL JAMES COLSON 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS JAMES COLSON 1841 COUNY ASSIZES JAMES COLSON JAMES JAMES WOLLASTON LODGE R R 1842 1840 NORTHAMPTON MIDSUMMER ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JAMES C STOKE DOYLE A N C O P L Y A STOKE DOYLE VICTIM STOKE DOYLE SEE ARTICLE FELONIOUS OFFENCES SOUTHWICK & WOODNEWTON CHARGED WITH THE COMMISSION OF FELONIOUS OFFENCES AT SOUTHWICK AND WOODNEWTON. COLSON FELONIOUS OFFENCE SOUTHWICK & WOODNEWTON SEE ARTICLE COLSON THEFT TITCHMARSH JAMES COLSON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A WATCH, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BISHOP, OF TITCHMARSH SOUTHWICK JAMES COLSON, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT SOUTHWICK, A SACK AND QUANTITY OF OATS, BRAN, AND BEANS, THE PROPERTY OF THE SAID ISAAC KNIGHTON, AND FURTHER CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT STOKE DOYLE, RECEIVED FROM LUCY COLSON, AND CARRIED AWAY, A PIECE OF BACON, WELL KNOWING IT TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN L THEFT A 1841 K IG WOLLASTON LODGE ON MONDAY THE 10TH INST, AT A VERY ADVANCED AGE, AFTER A LONG AND DISTRESSING AFFLICTION, BORNE WITH EXEMPLARY PATIENCE AND CHRISTIAN RESIGNATION, HANNAH, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. BENJAMIN COLSON, OF WOLLASTON LODGE ON MONDAY THE 10TH INST, AT A VERY ADVANCED AGE, AFTER A LONG AND DISTRESSING AFFLICTION, BORNE WITH EXEMPLARY PATIENCE AND CHRISTIAN RESIGNATION, HANNAH, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. BENJAMIN COLSON, OF WOLLASTON LODGE LUCY COLSON, 21, JAMES COLSON, 55, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PIECE OF BACON, VALUE 8D. THE PROPERTY OF JAMES COLSON, AT STOKE DOYLE; AND LUCY COLSON FOR RECEIVING THE THE SAME KNOWING IT TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN. THE SAID JAMES COLSON STANDS FURTHER CHARGED WITH STEALING A SACK AND QUANTITY OF OATS, BRAN, AND SPLIT BEANS, THE PROPERTY OF ISAAC KNIGHTON, OF SOUTHWICK LUCY COLSON, 21, JAMES COLSON, 55, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PIECE OF BACON, VALUE 8D. THE PROPERTY OF JAMES COLSON, AT STOKE DOYLE; AND LUCY COLSON FOR RECEIVING THE THE SAME KNOWING IT TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN. THE SAID JAMES COLSON STANDS FURTHER CHARGED WITH STEALING A SACK AND QUANTITY OF OATS, BRAN, AND SPLIT BEANS, THE PROPERTY OF ISAAC KNIGHTON, OF SOUTHWICK E BENJAMIN T DIED H 1845 SEE ARTICLE COLSON THEFT CALENDAR OF PRISONERS FOR TRIAL LUCY COLSON THEFT STOKE DOYLE 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS LUCY COLSON THEFT STOKE DOYLE SEE ARTICLE STOKE DOYLE JAMES COLSON, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT SOUTHWICK, A SACK AND QUANTITY OF OATS, BRAN, AND BEANS, THE PROPERTY OF THE SAID ISAAC KNIGHTON, AND FURTHER CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT STOKE DOYLE, RECEIVED FROM LUCY COLSON, AND CARRIED AWAY, A PIECE OF BACON, WELL KNOWING IT TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL LUCY COLSON MENTIONE D 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL LUCY COLSON THEFT VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS WELLINGBOROUGH N 1843 COLSON COLSON VICTIM A THOMAS DEFICIENT WEIGHTS L NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS C 1841 L COLSON E A R R KETTERING C THOMAS LUCY COLSON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PIECE OF BACON FROM THE PREMISES OF JOHN PYE, OF STOKE DOYLE K IG ILLEGITIM ATE CHILD COLSON Y CALENDAR OF PRISONERS FOR TRIAL SUSANNAH O 1841 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS STOKE DOYLE P 1845 H 1840 T 1841 LUCY COLSON, 21, JAMES COLSON, 55, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PIECE OF BACON, VALUE 8D. THE PROPERTY OF JAMES COLSON, AT STOKE DOYLE; AND LUCY COLSON FOR RECEIVING THE THE SAME KNOWING IT TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN. THE SAID JAMES COLSON STANDS FURTHER CHARGED WITH STEALING A SACK AND QUANTITY OF OATS, BRAN, AND SPLIT BEANS, THE PROPERTY OF ISAAC KNIGHTON, OF SOUTHWICK LEONARD SIMONS, OF KETTERING, WAS REPUTED THE FATHER OF THE ILLEGITIMATE CHILD OF SUSANNAH COLSON, AN INMATE OF THE KETTERING UNION HOUSE, ON THE 7TH DECEMBER, WAS ORDERD TO PAY THE SUM OF 1S. 6D. PER WEEK FOR ITS SUPPORT JAMES QUIN SMITH, 21, HANNAH ROBINSON, 18, CHARGED WITH STEALING 28 YARDS OF CLOTH, VALUE 30S. THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM WOOLSTON OF WELLINGBOROUGH. FURTHER CHARGED WITH STEALING A SHAWL, VALUE 5S. THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS COLSON, OF WELLINGBOROUGH WELLINGBOROUGH JAMES QUIN SMITH, 21, HANNAH ROBINSON, 18, CHARGED WITH STEALING 28 YARDS OF CLOTH, VALUE 30S. THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM WOOLSTON OF WELLINGBOROUGH. FURTHER CHARGED WITH STEALING A SHAWL, VALUE 5S. THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS COLSON OF WELLINGBOROUGH. GUILTY. TRANSPORTED SEVEN YEARS EACH. LITTLE ADDINGTON GROCER, FINED 12S. COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS COLSON VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN COLSTON VICTIM RUSHTON CHARLES CAMPION LADDS, AGED 28, AND CHARLES NUTT, AGED 21, CHARGED WITH STEALING THREE SILVER SPOONS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN COLSTON, OF RUSHTON 1844 ASSIZES JOHN COLSTON VICTIM RUSHTON LENGON HIGHT, AGED 18, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN COLSTON, OF RUSHTON A 1840 JAMES LUIN SMITH & HANNAH ROBINSON, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE SHOP OF WILLIAM WOOLSTON, DRAPER, WELLINGBOROUGH, ABOUT 28 YARDS OF PRINTED SAXONY CLOTH ; AND FURTHER CHARGED WITH STEALING A CHECK WOOLLEN SHAWL FROM THE HOUSE OF THOMAS COLSON, OF THE SAME PLACE TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN COLSTON GAME 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JAMES COLWELL ASSAULT 1842 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS ROBERT COLWELL ASSAULT 1841 COUNY ASSIZES HENRY COLYER VICTIM JOHN COLYER VICTIM JOSEPH COMBE WILLIAM COMBES INQUEST 1843 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS JOHN COMBS 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE COMPTON 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION 1842 1838 1845 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS A Y L P COMPTON JOHN CONCANNON MARK CONEY JOHN DAMAGE C O COMPTON SEE ARTICLE KINGSTHORPE N SARAH DAMAGE MENTIONE D VICTIM SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE MARK CONEY WAS CONVICTED OF GOING FROM HOUSE TO HOUSE, BEGGING ALMS, IN THE PARISHES OF GREAT AND LITTLE HOUGHTON, ON THE 2ND OF APRIL, AND SENTENCED TO SEVEN DAYS IMPRISONMENT IN THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THEFT DAVENTRY ANN CONNOLLY VICTIM JOHN CONNOLLY THEFT 1845 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ANN CONOLLY VICTIM 1840 INQUEST MATTHEW CONQUEST MENTIONE GREEN D LANE SEE ARTICLE DUSTON CONNELY COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN COMBS APPEARED TO ANSWER A CHARGE PREFERRED BY MR. GOOSEY, OF CHESTER HOUSE, BUT MR. G. DID NOT APPEAR, AND THE DEFENDANT WAS DISMISSED WITH A CAUTION KINGSTHORPE GREAT AND LITTLE HOUGHTON 1837 SEE ARTICLE GEORGE COMPTON, FOR ONE MONTH, UNLESS 10S. 6D. BE PAID, FOR DAMAGING WITH INTENT TO STEAL PART OF A LIVE FENCE, THE PROPERTY OF JOCOSA GREEN, OF KINGSTHORPE BEGGING A 1835 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ROBBERY CHARGED C 1834 GEORGE SEE ARTICLE KETTERING R 1842 JOHN & THOMAS ATKINS, THE FORMER CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT GREAT OAKLEY, A LAMB, THE PROPERTY OF HENRY COLYER, AND THE LATTER WITH RECEIVING A PART OF THE SAME KNOWING IT TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN R MENTIONE D MENTIONE D A 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON MIDSUMMER ASSIZES SEE ARTICLE GREAT OAKLEY L 1840 JAMES COLWELL, OF ROWELL, WAS CONVICTED IN A PENALTY OF 2S. 6D., AND 10S. 6D. COSTS FOR ASSAULTING GEORGE LETTS, OF THE SAME PLACE ON THE 20TH OF JUNE ROWELL E 1836 RUSHTON K VICTIM T COLSTON H JOHN CHARLES CAMPION LADDS AND CHARLES NUTT, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE 8TH INST., AT RUSHTON, STOLEN THREE SILVER SPOONS, VALUE 7S., THE PROPERTY OF JOHN COLSTON, INNKEEPER CHARLES TEE, FOR THREE MONTHS, AND WILLIAM BURTON, JAMES KENNARD, JOSEPH WEST, JOHN COLSTON, AND WILLIAM LANGFORD, REPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS IG 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE DAVENTRY NORTHAMPTON JOHN CONNOLLY, CHARGED WITH RECEIVING A SILVER WATCH, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH BURNHAM, OF DAVENTRY, KNOWING IT TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN ELIZABETH WILSON, CHARGED WITH STEALING, ON THE 15TH INST., A BLANKET, THE PROPERTY OF ANN CONOLLY SEE ARTICLE 1838 DIED ALDERMAN PHILIP CONSTABLE MENTIONE LEICESTER NORTHAMPTON D TERRACE NOV. 23, AT LEICESTER TERRACE, MRS. CONSTABLE, RELICT OF THE LATE ALDERMAN PHILIP CONSTABLE, OF THIS TOWN 1838 DIED MRS. CONSTABLE DIED LEICESTER NORTHAMPTON TERRACE NOV. 23, AT LEICESTER TERRACE, MRS. CONSTABLE, RELICT OF THE LATE ALDERMAN PHILIP CONSTABLE, OF THIS TOWN 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN CONWAY ASSAULT WEEDON 1840 PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE COOCH DAMAGE NORTHAMPTON 1840 PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE COOCH DAMAGE ST. NORTHAMPTON SEPULCHRE THEFT 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN COOCH DAMAGE BENJAMIN COOK EDWARD COOK EDWARD COOK VICTIM EDWARD COOK VICTIM ISAAC COOK ASSAULT JOHN COOK MARGARET COOK MR. W. MR. W. 1838 1845 1844 1846 1846 DIED NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS H A Y L P C COTTESBROOKE N 1841 NAG'S HEAD MENTIONE D L 1843 O 1843 MENTIONE D E SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE WOLLASTON SEE ARTICLE IRCHESTER ON THE 8TH INSTANT, AT NORTHAMPTON, IN HER 61ST YEAR, MARY COOK, WIDOW OF JOHN COOK, LATE OF IRCHESTER, IN THIS COUNTY. A MEMBER OF THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS THEFT BRIDGE STREET NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE COOK LICENSE RED LION ROWELL THE LICENSE WAS TRANSFERRED FROM MR. W. COOK, OF THE RED LION, ROWELL, TO MR. R. GUILFORD COOK NON PAYMENT IRCHESTER SEE ARTICLE A 1845 DRUNK C 1845 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS KINGSTHORPE JOHN COOCH, RICHARD HOLLOWELL, AND THOMAS SMITH, ALL OF KINGSTHORPE, LABOURERS, WERE CONVICTED OF STEALING APPLES FROM THE ORCHARD OF MR. GREEN, OF KINGSTHORPE, ON THE NIGHT OF THE 19TH ULT., AND SENTENCED TO TWO MONTHS IMPRISONMENT AND HARD LABOUR JOHN COOCH, FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR DAMAGING AN IRON GATE, THE PROPERTY OF EDWARD HARRISON BARWELL BENJAMIN COOK WAS FINED 8S. FOR BEING FOUND DRUNK ON THE PREMISES OF MESSRS. PICKFORD & CO K COOCH SEE ARTICLE R JOHN IG NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS R 1842 A T JOHN CONWAY, JOHN ADAMS, & PATRICK MATRON, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS £5 EACH BE PAID, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING JOHN BOLTON, AT WEEDON AND ON TUESDAY MORNING LAST, AT HALF PAST ONE, SAMUEL WILLMER, CHANDLER, T. F. CORBY, SHOEMAKER, AND GEORGE COOCH, JUN., CARPENTER, WERE TAKEN TO THE STATION HOUSE ON A CHARGE OF BREAKING THE CHAMBER WINDOW OF CAPT. HEWLETT. THEY WERE ORDERED TO PAY DAMAGES, 5S. EACH MRS. COOK 1842 PETTY SESSIONS ROBERT COOK 1839 SINGULAR SUICIDE STEPHEN COOK NAGS HEAD WOLLASTON CHARGING INN NON IRCHESTER PAYMENT DIED BOUGHTON SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE 1837 1837 1842 1842 1842 THEFT WARMINGTON THOMAS COOK THEFT WARMINGTON THOMAS COOK DIED KETTERING THOMAS COOK THEFT ELMINGTON SEE ARTICLE THOMAS COOK KETTERING SEE ARTICLE W. COOK IRCHESTER SEE ARTICLE W. COOK GAME IRCHESTER SEE ARTICLE W. COOK NON PAYMENT IRCHESTER SEE ARTICLE KETTERING NORMAN SMITH AND DANIEL SPRIGGS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A TURKEY, THE PROPERTY OF W. COOK, OF KETTERING MENTIONE D NON PAYMENT COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL W. COOK VICTIM 1844 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS WILLIAM COOK MENTIONE D 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM COOK VICTIM IRCHESTER 1834 INQUEST ANN COOK MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON 1838 DIED MARY COOK 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS MR. 1841 CALENDAR OF PRISONERS FOR TRIAL THOMAS COOK 1845 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM COOK 1837 DIED ANN 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS R L O C NORTHAMPTON VICTIM RED LION ROWELL A N C SEE ARTICLE A R Y P DIED COOK K IG 1834 WARMINGTON L THEFT DRUNK WILBY COOKE DIED NORTHAMPTON ANNE COOKE THEFT EDWARD COOKE MENTIONE D A E 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL INQUEST NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS COOK T 1840 THOMAS THOMAS COOK, 54, CHARGED WITH STEALING FOUR PIECES OF ASH WOOD, VALUE 1S, THE PROPERTY OF HENRY MOSSOP AND OTHERS, AT WARMINGTON. GUILTY. TRANSPORTED FOR SEVEN YEARS THOMAS COOK, CHARGED WITH STEALING FOUR PIECES OF ASH WOOD, THE PROPERTY OF HENRY MOSSOP SEE ARTICLE (AGED 66) H 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS ST GILES NORTHAMPTON PIDDINGTON SARAH HOLLIDAY, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO POCKET HANDKERCHIEFS AND A SILVER THIMBLE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM COOK, OF IRCHESTER SEE ARTICLE ON THE 8TH INSTANT, AT NORTHAMPTON, IN HER 61ST YEAR, MARY COOK, WIDOW OF JOHN COOK, LATE OF IRCHESTER, IN THIS COUNTY. A MEMBER OF THE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS WOODFORD BRADSHAW, WHO HAD ASSAULTED MR. COOK, OF THE RED LION, ROWELL, BY PUTTING HIS FIST IN HIS FACE, EXPRESSED SORROW FOR WHAT HE DONE, AND WAS ORDERED TO FIND BAIL BY THAT DAY FORTNIGHT THOMAS COOK, CHARGED WITH STEALING ? PIECES OF ASH WOOD, VALUE 1S. THE PROPERTY OF HENRY MOSSOP AND OTHERS, AT WARMINGTON MR. GEORGE JONES, OF WILBY, FARMER, COMPLAINED AGAINST HIS SERVANT, WILLIAM COOK, FOR HABITS OF DRUNKENESS, AND STAYING OUT NIGHTS WITHOUT HIS CONSENT. COMMITTED FOR ONE CALENDAR MONTH AND HARD LABOUR ON WEDNESDAY LAST, ANN, THE WIFE OF MR. COOKE, SURGEON, OF THIS PLACE, AGED 63 ANNE COOKE, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR STEALING TEN BROCOLI PLANTS, VALUE 2S. THE PROPERTY OF JAMES HENLEY, GROWING ON LAND IN THE PARISH OF ST. GILES JOHN HAKES, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR EMBEZZLING A QUANTITY OF LEATHER, THE PROPERTY OF EDWARD COOKE 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION GEORGE COOKE THEFT 1844 COUNTY SESSIONS GEORGE COOKE THEFT ABINGTON 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS GEORGE COOKE THEFT ABINGTON 1846 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE COOKE ASSAULT 1846 COMMITTED TO THE BOROUGH GAOL AND HOUSE GEORGE OF CORRECTION COOKE ASSAULT 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION GEORGE COOKE VICTIM 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS GEORGE FOX COOKE VICTIM DIED 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS J. COOKE VICTIM 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION J. COOKE 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS J. R. COOKE 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JANUARY SESSIONS J. R. 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JAMES COOKE JAMES T E H Y A RUSHDEN L HOTHORPE PAULERSPURY N VICTIM C P O C SEE ARTICLE ROWELL PAULERSPURY A VICTIM 1834 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS AT ROWELL, ON THE 23D INSTANT, AFTER A VERY LONG ILLNESS, BORNE WITH CHRISTIAN FORTITUDE AND GREAT RESIGNATION, HANNAH, THE BELOVED WIFE OF MR. G. COOKE, AGED 61 YEARS WILLIAM WARR, AGED 27, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT RUSHDEN, A WOODEN BOTTLE AND TWO QUARTS OF ALE, THE PROPERTY OF J. COOKE WILLIAM CHAMBERS, OF EAST FARNDON, LABOURER, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR MALICIOUSLY DAMAGING CERTAIN HEDGES AND UNDERWOOD GROWING IN THE PLANTATIONS OF J.COOKE ESQ. AT HOTHORPE BENJAMIN HOWARD, AGED 21, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A PAIR OF BLANKETS, THE PROPERTY OF J. R. COOKE, OF PAULERSPURY. SIX WEEKS - 14 DAYS OF WHICH SOLITARY BENJAMIN HOWARD, AGED 21, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF BLANKETS, THE PROPERTY OF J. R. COOKE, OF PAULERSPURY MR. JOHN HAMSON, OF DUSTON, APPLIED TO RECOVER POSSESSION OF A TENEMENT AT BRIXWORTH, OCCUPIED BY JAMES COOKE, AFTER DUE NOTICE TO QUIT. THE DEFENDANT NOT APPEARING, AND THE USUAL PROOFS HAVING BEEN MADE THE MAGISTRATES ISSUED THEIR WARRANT TO TAKE POSSESSION BRIXWORTH COOKE RIDING ORTON SEE ARTICLE JOHN COOKE VICTIM ROWELL SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE L MENTIONE D A 1842 GEORGE COOKE, AND JOHN MILES, FOR TWO MONTHS RESPECTIVELY, UNLESS £2. 8S. 6D. EACH BE PAID, FOR ASSAULTING JOHN HENMAN, EDWARD HENMAN, AND LAWRENCE HADDON PHILIP JOHNSON, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR AN ASSAULT UPON GEORGE COOKE, CONSTABLE OF ROWELL ROWELL MENTIONE D COOKE SEE ARTICLE K COOKE NORTHAMPTON R HANNAH GEORGE COOKE, CHARGED WITH STEALING SIX HENS' EGGS, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS MERRY GEORGE COOKE, CHARGED WITH STEALING SIX HENS' EGGS, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS MERRY, OF ABINGTON. NO TRUE BILL IG DIED ST. EDMUNDS END R 1843 GEORGE COOKE, CHARGED WITH STEALING SIX EGGS, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS MERRY ST. EDMUNDS END 1846 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS LEMUEL COOKE ASSAULT 1845 TOWN SESSIONS MARGARET COOKE THEFT MARGARET COOKE, AGED 38, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SILK CLOAK, THE PROPERTY OF SEATON LANCUM 1845 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS MARGARET COOKE THEFT SEE ARTICLE 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION MARY COOKE BASTARDY POTTERSPURY HANNAH TAPP AND MARY COOKE, OF POTTERSPURY, EACH FOR SIX WEEKS, AS THE MOTHER OF BASTARD CHILDREN 1844 DIED MARY ANN COOKE DIED ROWELL AT ROWELL, ON SATURDAY LAST, AFTER A VERY SHORT ILLNESS, MUCH RESPECTED, MARY ANN COOKE, ONLY DAUGHTER OF MR. JOHN WARD, OF WEEKLY MILLS, AGED 32 ROWELL AT ROWELL, ON THE 23D INSTANT, AFTER A VERY LONG ILLNESS, BORNE WITH CHRISTIAN FORTITUDE AND GREAT RESIGNATION, HANNAH, THE BELOVED WIFE OF MR. G. COOKE, AGED 61 YEARS NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE DIED MR. G. COOKE 1836 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS MR. T. COOKE MENTIONE D 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS SAMUEL COOKE THEFT 1845 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS COOKE VICTIM 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS COOKE VICTIM THOMAS COOKE MENTIONE D WILLIAM COOKE MENTIONE D H E GEORGE RICHARDS, CHARGED WITH STEALING AN EGG, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS COOKE, OF TOWCESTER R A R ROWELL L MENTIONE D WILLIAM COOKE 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM COOKE 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM COOKE ASSAULT BRIXWORTH 1837 DIED WILLIAM COOKE MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON 1840 ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS WILLIAM COOKE VICTIM ROWELL 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS COOKNELL GAME EDGCOTT 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ANN COOPER VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ARTHUR COOPER VICTIM 1841 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS ARTHUR COOPER VICTIM C ROWELL A L A N C O 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS VICTIM GEORGE RICHARDS WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING AN EGG, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS COOKE, OF TOWCESTER. ONE WEEK'S SOLITARY CONFINEMENT K IG TOWCESTER Y 1843 NORTHAMPTON SUMMER ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION SAMUEL COOKE, FOR THREE DAYS, FOR STEALING SEVERAL PLUMS GROWING IN THE GARDEN OF THOMAS LINNELL, IN THE PARISH OF ST. GILES NORTHAMPTON TOWCESTER P 1834 ST. GILES PARISH T 1843 MENTIONE D ROWELL SEE ARTICLE WOODFORD BRADSHAW, FOR NOT FINDING SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS WILLIAM COOKE, OF ROWELL WOODFORD BRADSHAW, CHARGED WITH REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THESE SESSIONS, AND IN THE MEANTIME TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS WILLIAM COOKE, OF ROWELL THOMAS HORNER, AGED 30, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM A HOVEL AT ROWELL A QUANTITY OF HAY, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM COOKE SEE ARTICLE ON WEDNESDAY LAST, ANN, THE WIFE OF MR. COOKE, SURGEON, OF THIS PLACE, AGED 63 WILLIAM EKINS, CHARGED WITH HAVING FELONIOUSLY STOLEN A SILVER WATCH, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM COOKE, OF ROWELL FOR THREE MONTHS, CONVICTED OF AN OFFENCE AGAINST THE GAME LAWS IN THE PARISH OF EDGCOTT MARY ANN TURNELL, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ASSAULTING LEAH COOPER, AND SIX WEEKS FOR ASSAULTING ANN COOPER CHARLES PARKER, CHARGED WITH STEALING A COTTON DRESS, THE PROPERTY OF ARTHUR COOPER, DRAPER; FURTHER CHARGED WITH STEALING A TUMBER GLASS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM LAUNDON; AND FURTHER CHARGED WITH STEALING A BRIDLE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM ELWORTHY, INNKEEPER SEE ARTICLE 1841 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS ARTHUR COOPER MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ARTHUR COOPER VICTIM WILLIAM SMITH, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE 12 INST., STOLEN A SHILLING, FROM THE TILL OF HIS MASTER, ARTHUR COOPER, DRAPER 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION BARTLE COOPER VICTIM 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS BENJAMIN COOPER ASSAULT CAROLINE COOPER CHARGED CHARLES COOPER GAME NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE T SPRING GARDENS SEE ARTICLE FINEDON ELIZABETH COOPER MENTIONE D 1843 BOROUGH SESSIONS ELIZABETH COOPER MENTIONE D 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS GEORGE COOPER 1846 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS GEORGE COOPER VICTIM 1846 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS GEORGE COOPER VICTIM 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES, BOROUGH PRISONERS GEORGE COOPER 1840 WORK GEORGE COOPER 1840 THEFT GEORGE COOPER 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION GEORGE COOPER FIRE 1834 ASSIZES GEORGE COOPER VICTIM E BOROUGH COMMITMENTS Y A R R K IG 1843 GEORGE KENT, FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION ON A CHARGE OF UTTERING A COUNTERFEIT SIXPENCE TO ELIZABETH, WIFE OF WILLIAM COOPER, SHOPKEEPER, KNOWING IT TO HAVE BEEN COUNTERFEIT. CATHERINE AVILL, FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION ON A SIMILAR CHARGE H 1843 MORE NEIGHBOURLY SQUABBLES WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS BENJAMIN COOPER, FOR ONE MONTH UNLESS 12S. BE PAID, FOR ASSAULTING FINDLY M'CREA VICTIM C N C O P L 1841 EDWARD STURMAN, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR ASSAULTING BARTLE COOPER, OVERSEER OF THE POOR OF THE PARISH OF CRICK, IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY CRICK GEORGE KENT, 28, CHARGED WITH UTTERING A COUNTERFEIT SIXPENCE TO ELIZABETH COOPER, KNOWING IT TO BE SUCH JOHN JACKSON, CHARGED WITH STEALING SIX HANDKERCHIEFS AND TWO SHAWLS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM LOWE, DRAPER, FURTHER CHARGED WITH STEALING A PILOT COAT, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE COOPER, DRAPER; AND FURTHER CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO PAIR OF TROWSERS, THE PROPERTY OF ELIZA TEETON, CLOTHIER WILLIAM ATKINSON ALIAS PARSONS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A HAT, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE COOPER. PLEADED GUILTY, SENTENCED TO SEVEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION L A SEE ARTICLE A VICTIM WOOLMON MENTIONE GER NORTHAMPTON D STREET GOLD VICTIM NORTHAMPTON STREET JOHN JACKSON, AGED 17, CHARGED WITH STEALING SIX HANDKERCHIEFS AND TWO SHAWLS, THE PROPERTY OF W. LOWE. THE SAME JOHN JACKSON STANDS FURTHER CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO PAIR OF TOWSERS, THE PROPERTY OF ELIZA TEETON. THE SAME JOHN JACKSON STANDS FURTHER CHARGED WITH STEALING A COAT, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE COOPER SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE DAVENTRY THOMAS EVANS, 25, CHARGED WITH STEALING A WATCH FROM THE HOUSE OF GEORGE COOPER, OF DAVENTRY 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES GEORGE COOPER VICTIM 1833 FIRE GEORGE COOPER FIRE 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL GEORGE COOPER VICTIM DAVENTRY 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES JAMES COOPER WOUNDIN G TOWCESTER 1839 NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES JAMES COOPER THEFT 1839 TRANSPORTED JAMES COOPER TRANSPOR TED 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JAMES COOPER RIOTOUS ASSEMBLY A KILSBY 1839 NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES JANE COOPER THEFT COOPER 1844 BOROUGH SESSIONS JEREMIAH COOPER THEFT A JEREMIAH SEE ARTICLE JAMES COOPER, AGED 46, WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING A COPPER FURNACE, VALUE 5 SHILLINGS, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS GOLBY, OF BRACLEY. THE PRISONER PLEADED GUILTY, AND WAS SENTENCED TO TRANSPORATION FOR TWO YEARS. THERE WAS A PREVIOUS CONVICTION PROVED AGAINST THE PRISONER AT OXFORD, FOR A SIMILAR OFFENCE. SEE ARTICLE HEN & CHICKENS, NORTHAMPTON NORTH END SEE ARTICLE THEFT A JAMES COOPER, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT TOWCESTER, MALICIOUSLY CUT AND WOUNDED WILLIAM WALLACE, WITH INTENT TO MURDER HIM, AND ALSO WITH STEALING A HALF CROWN, PAIR OF TROUSERS, A SHIRT, AND OTHER ARTICLES, HIS PROPERTY GREAT BILLING SEE ARTICLE L AFFRAY WITH POACHERS MENTIONE D N C 1844 BRACKLEY C COOPER L Y JAMES SEE ARTICLE H TOWCESTER P NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS O 1833 SEE ARTICLE E WOUNDIN G & THEFT THOMAS EVANS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A SILVER WATCH, FROM THE DWELLING HOUSE OF GEORGE COOPER, OF DAVENTRY JAMES COOPER, 38, CHARGED WITH MALICIOUSLY CUTTING AND WOUNDING WILLIAM WALLACE, AT TOWCESTER, WITH INTENT TO MURDER HIM, AND ALSO WITH STEALING A HALF CROWN, PAIR OF TROWSERS, A SHIRT, AND OTHER ARTICLES, HIS PROPERTY K COOPER SEE ARTICLE R JAMES DAVENTRY IG COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL R 1838 SEE ARTICLE T MARKET HILL DAVENTRY NORTHAMPTON JEREMIAH COOPER, AGED 17, & SAMUEL MANNING, AGED 17, RESPECTIVELY FOR THREE MONTHS, AS ROGUES AND VAGABONDS, IN FREQUENTING, ON THE 29 ULT., AN AVENUE LEADING TO BEARWARD STREET AND SILVER STREET, WITH INTENT TO COMMIT A FELONY, AND WITH HAVING VIOLENTLY ASSAULTED GEORGE JONES, PULLED OUT ONE OF HIS POCKETS, AND ATTEMPTED TO STEAL THE CONTENTS 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JEREMIAH COOPER VARIOUS 1844 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS JEREMIAH COOPER THEFT SEE ARTICLE 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JEREMIAH COOPER MISBEHAVI OUR JEREMIAH COOPER, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR DISOBEYING THE LAWFUL COMMANDS OF HIS MASTER, WILLIAM BASS, SHOEMAKER, AND ABSENTING HIMSELF FROM HIS SERVICE BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JEREMIAH COOPER THEFT ST. GILES PARISH 1845 NORTHAMPTON SESSIONS JEREMIAH COOPER DRUNK & DISORDER LY 1841 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS JERRY COOPER THEFT JEREMIAH COOPER & THOMAS HARDRAY WAS EACH FINED 5S. FOR BEING DRUNK AND DISORDERLY. WILLIAM COULBURN WAS COMMITTED FOR SEVEN DAYS FOR A SIMILAR OFFENCE, IN DEFAULT OF PAYING THE FINE OF 5S. TRANSPORTED JOANNA COOPER 1840 ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS JOANNA COOPER THEFT 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS JOHN COOPER THEFT 1841 DIED JOHN COOPER 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN COOPER WEEDON BECK R A L AUGUSTIN NORTHAMPTON E STREET N MENTIONE D LITTLE WELDON CRICK WILLIAM SHAW, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT CRICK, A BRASS CANDLESTICK, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN COOPER JOHN 1840 QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN COOPER 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN COOPER VICTIM 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS JOHN COOPER VICTIM CRICK 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS JOHN COOPER VICTIM CRICK 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN COOPER MISBEHAVI OUR ROWELL 1839 INQUEST JOHN COOPER DIED DAVENTRY A L A ON SUNDAY MORNING LAST, IN THE 80TH YEAR OF HIS AGE, MR. JOHN COOPER, OF AUGUSTINE STREET, IN THIS TOWN SARAH BROUGHTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PIECE OF RIBBON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN COOPER, AT LITTLE WELDON. THE SAID SARAH BROUGHTON FURTHER CHARGED ON SUSPICION OF STEALING A QUANTITY OF OF MUSLIN DRESSES AND OTHER ARTICLES FROM THE SHOPS OF MICHAEL WIGNELL AND FREDERICK SEATON, AT UPPINGHAM, AND OF JAMES BARROW, AT STAMFORD NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS VICTIM SEE ARTICLE SARAH BROUGHTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PIECE OF RIBAND, VALUE 9S., FROM THE SHOP OF JOHN COOPER, AT LITTLE WELDON 1841 COOPER THE FOLLOWING CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO THE PENITENTIARY, MILLBANK, VIZ. :GEORGE BRIGGS, SARAH BARTLETT, JOANNA COOPER, AND MARY CARDWELL SARAH BARTLETT, JOANNA COOPER, AND MARY CARDWELL, CHARGED WITH HAVING FELONIOUSLY STOLEN 17S. 6D. IN SILVER, FROM THE DWELLING HOUSE OF ZACHARIAH EVANS, OF WEEDON BECK LITTLE WELDON C O VICTIM SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH P DIED C NORTHAMPTON IG 1840 Y SHEEP STREET TRANSPOR TED JEREMIAH COOPER, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR HAVING, ON THE 22D INST. AT THE PARISH OF ST. GILES, STOLEN 20 APPLES GROWING IN THE GARDEN OF JOHN WRIGHT, GARDENER NORTHAMPTON E 1841 K COOPER R JEREMIAH T BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JEREMIAH COOPER, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR ABSENTING HIMSELF FROM THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, WILLIAM BASS, AFTER BEING RELEASED FROM A SIMILAR OFFENCE ON THE 29TH ULT. H 1841 ABSENT FROM SERVICE SEE ARTICLE (NOT GUILTY) WILLIAM SHAW, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT CRICK, A BRASS CANDLESTICK, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN COOPER, PLEADED GUILTY WILLIAM SHAW PLEADED GUILTY TO A CHARGE OF STEALING A BRASS CANDLESTICK, AT CRICK, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN COOPER, AND WAS SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR JOHN COOPER, OF ROWELL, LABOURER, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR MISBEHAVIOUR IN THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, JOHN HARRISON, FARMER SEE ARTICLE (AGED 16) 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN COOPER THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH JOHN COOPER, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PIECE OF BEEF WEIGHING 7 OR 8LB. FROM THE SHOP OF JOHN BATTAMS, OF WELLINGBOROUGH 1834 DIED JOHN COOPER MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON ON MONDAY THE 22D ULT. IN HER 80TH YEAR, MARY, RELICT, OF THE LATE MR. JOHN COOPER, BUTCHER, OF THIS TOWN JOSEPH COOPER SURETIES JOSEPH COOPER GAME FINEDON FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS £5 BE PAID, FOR USING A GUN FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF GAME AT FINEDON JOSEPH COOPER GAME FINEDON SEE ARTICLE JOSEPH COOPER JOSEPH COOPER JOSEPH COOPER GAME LAWS POACHING FINEDON SEE ARTICLE FINEDON SEE ARTICLE E NORTHAMPTON GEORGE MARKS, OF WHILTON, LABOURER, FOR THREE MONTHS & JOSEPH COOPER OF FINEDON, SHOEMAKER, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS JOSEPH COOPER, OF FINEDON, WAS CHARGED BY -----GLANESTER, A GAMEKEEPER, WITH SETTING SNARES FOR THE PURPOSE OF TAKING HARES, AND THIS NOT BEING HIS FIRST OFFENCE, HE FINED IN THE PENALTY OF £5. THE COST TO BE DEDUCTED, AND IN DEFAULT OF PAYMENT TO BE COMMITTED FOR TWO MONTHS JOSEPH COOPER, OF WOLLASTON, FOR WANT OF SURETIES FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THE SESSIONS, AND IN THE MEANTIME FOR KEEPING THE PEACE TOWARDS HARRIET, WIFE OF HENRY MAJOR K 1842 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY HOUSE OF CORRECTION DRUNK & DISORDER LY MENTIONE D R 1845 WELLINGBOROUH PETTY SESSIONS T 1846 H 1843 COMMITTED IN DEFAULT OF SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE IG 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS R 1842 1842 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS JOSEPH COOPER 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOSEPH COOPER 1841 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS JOSEPH COOPER THREATENI NG LANGUAGE 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL LEAH COOPER VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH MARY ANN TURNELL, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ASSAULTING LEAH COOPER, AND SIX WEEKS FOR ASSAULTING ANN COOPER 1834 DIED MARY COOPER DIED NORTHAMPTON ON MONDAY THE 22D ULT. IN HER 80TH YEAR, MARY, RELICT, OF THE LATE MR. JOHN COOPER, BUTCHER, OF THIS TOWN 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS MERCY COOPER VICTIM BRITISH SCHOOL KETTERING JOHN SHEPPARD, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE BRITISH SCHOOL, AT KETTERING, TWO SILVER SPOONS AND OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF MERCY COOPER MERCERS ROW NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE P L Y A FINEDON C WOLLASTON SEE ARTICLE A L A N C O SURETIES MR. COOPER VICTIM 1834 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS BURGLARY MR. COOPER 1838 INQUEST MRS. COOPER 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS THOMAS COOPER VICTIM LILBOURNE MENTIONE FISH LANE NORTHAMPTON D MENTIONE WELLINGBOROUGH D 1846 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS COOPER 1842 ASSAULT KINGS SUTTON SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE COOPER MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT W. ASSIZES COOPER MENTIONE D 1844 FIRE WILLIAM COOPER MENTIONE D 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM COOPER FIRE 1844 ASSIZES WILLIAM COOPER FIRE 1844 FIRE KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS COY, 19, AND HENRY WALKER, 22, WERE CHARGED WITH HAVING ATTEMPTED TO SET FIRE TO A RICK YARD, & C. AT BYFIELD, THE PROPERTY OF W. COOPER. ACQUITTED. WELDON SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM COOPER FIRE DEENTHORPE WILLIAM COOPER, CHARGED WITH MALICIOUSLY SETTING FIRE TO A WAGON HOVEL, THE PROPERTY OF THE EARL OF CARDIGAN WILLIAM COOPER, AGED 30, CHARGED WITH SETTING FIRE TO A WAGON HOVEL AT DEENTHORPE, BELONGING TO THE EARL OF CARDIGAN SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM COOPER DAMAGE WELDON SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM COOPER DAMAGE WELDON FOR THREE WEEKS, UNLESS 19S. 6D. BE PAID, FOR DAMAGING A WALL AT WELDON WILLIAM COOPER SURETIES 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS WILLIAM COOPER SURETIES 1844 INQUEST WILLIAM COOPER 1843 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS WILLIAM COOPER LITTLE WELDON LITTLE WELDON Y P MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON C HORSEMAR NORTHAMPTON KET WILLIAM COOPER, COMMITTED FOR WANT OF SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS RICHARD GRAY, AT LITTLE WELDON WILLIAM COOPER, FOR NOT KEEPING THE PEACE TOWARDS RICHARD GRAY, AT LITTLE WELDON. TO FIND SURETY FOR ONE YEAR. SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE GEORGE KENT, FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION ON A CHARGE OF UTTERING A COUNTERFEIT SIXPENCE TO ELIZABETH, WIFE OF WILLIAM COOPER, SHOPKEEPER, KNOWING IT TO HAVE BEEN COUNTERFEIT. CATHERINE AVILL, FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION ON A SIMILAR CHARGE BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM COOPER MENTIONE D 1838 DIED WILLIAM COOPER 1833 ASSIZES WILLIAM COOPER 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS STEPHEN COOPER ALIAS GROOM THEFT STEPHEN COOPER ALIAS GROOM THEFT DENFORD SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM COOTEN ASSAULT BARNWELL WILLIAM COOTEN, OF BARNWELL, FOR TWO MONTHS, CONVICTED OF ASSAULTING T. BELL N C 1843 A O THEFT K NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS R 1841 E T DEENTHORPE R 1843 SEE ARTICLE A 1843 ABINGTON H 1833 THOMAS L INQUEST IG 1838 L DIED A VICTIM 1846 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ON FRIDAY THE 26TH ULT. THE OLDEST MAN IN LONG BUCKBY, WILLIAM COOPER, IN THE NINETY NINTH YEAR OF HIS AGE THOMAS COX, 19, & HENRY WALKER, 22, CHARGED WITH FELONIOUSLY ATTEMPTING TO SET FIRE TO A WAGGON LOWER BODDINGTON HOVEL AND RICKYARD AT BYFIELD, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM COOPER, OF LOWER BODDINGTON STEPHEN COOPER ALIAS GROOM , AGED 23, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM NICHOLS, OF DENFORD, AND STEALING THEREFROM A QUANTITY OF DENFORD CALICO, &C., AND FURTHER CHARGED WITH STEALING A WAISTCOAT AND HANDKERCHIEF FROM A FIELD AT THRAPSTON, THE PROPERTY OF J. W. NOURISH LONG BUCKBY STEPHEN 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT MARY ASSIZES THEFT SPRATTON SEE ARTICLE KETTERING GEORGE GARDNER, JOHN HEED, STEPHEN CORBETT & JAMES PAREMAN, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE FACTORY OF MESSRS. GIBBON & CO, KETTERING, RIBBONS, SILK, AND MONEY, TO THE AMOUNT OF UPWARDS OF £200 THEFT KETTERING CORBITT THEFT BENEFIELD SARAH JANE CORBITT THEFT DANIEL CORBY DRUNK EDWARD CORBY NON PAYMENT PAYMENT CHARLES GARDNER, JOHN HEED, STEPHEN CORBETT, & JAMES PAREMAN, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE FACTORY OF MESSRS. GIBBON & CO, KETTERING, RIBBONS, SILK, AND MONEY, TO THE AMOUNT OF £200. HEED, CORBETT, & GARDNER, WERE FOUND GUILTY, AND ORDERED TO BE TRANSPORTED FOR 15 YEARS. PAREMAN WAS ADMITTED A WITNESS FOR THE CROWN MARY CORBITT AND ANN BRIGGS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SUM OF MONEY, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM PERKINS, OF BENEFIELD CORBY 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JOHN CORBY 1837 DIED MARY CORBY 1841 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS SAMUEL 1840 PETTY SESSIONS T. F. CORBY 1840 PETTY SESSIONS T. F. 1837 DIED 1838 1843 ROTHWELL SEE ARTICLE L BURTON LATIMER WESTON FAVELL DRUNK AND DISORDER LY C O C CORBY E SEE ARTICLE KETTERING CHARGING DIED K WELLINGBOROUGH R JOHN SEE ARTICLE A KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS WATFORD Y 1845 H T CORBETT IG 1842 CORBETT R 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS STEPHEN GAME N 1845 COPSON A QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN P 1840 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS RUSHDEN AN ORDER WAS GRANTED TO JOHN CORBY, OF KETTERING, ON MRS. SUDBOROUGH, OF BURTON LATIMER, FOR THE PAYMENT OF £1. 7S.. DUE TO CORBY AS WAGES SEE ARTICLE AT WESTON FAVELL, ON THE 15TH INST. MARY, WIDOW OF MR. THOMAS CORBY, AGED 58 SAMUEL CORBY WAS CHARGED WITH BEING DRUNK AND DISORDERLY IN A PUBLIC HOUSE, AT RUSHDEN, AND USING ABUSIVE LANGUAGE TO P. C. CHULE. HAVING EXPRESSED HIS SORROW FOR WHAT HE HAD DONE, HE WAS FINED 3S. AND DISCHARGED AND ON TUESDAY MORNING LAST, AT HALF PAST ONE, SAMUEL WILLMER, CHANDLER, T. F. CORBY, SHOEMAKER, AND GEORGE COOCH, JUN., CARPENTER, WERE TAKEN TO THE STATION HOUSE ON A CHARGE OF BREAKING THE CHAMBER WINDOW OF CAPT. HEWLETT. THEY WERE ORDERED TO PAY DAMAGES, 5S. EACH DAMAGE NORTHAMPTON CORBY DAMAGE ST. NORTHAMPTON SEPULCHRE THOMAS CORBY MENTIONE D WESTON FAVELL AT WESTON FAVELL, ON THE 15TH INST. MARY, WIDOW OF MR. THOMAS CORBY, AGED 58 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS THOMAS CORE THEFT NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE (AGED 28) NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS CATHERINE COREY VICTIM HARPOLE WILLIAM SKEMPTON, OF HARPOLE, BAKER, WAS CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT ON CATHERINE COREY, AT HARPOLE, ON THE 21ST ULT., AND FINED WITH COSTS £2 A L 1843 SEE ARTICLE 1841 DIED SAMUEL COREY DIED 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS HENRY CORNELIUS MENTIONE D 1837 DIED PEARSE CORNFIELD DIED HARPOLE NORTHAMPTON CHARLES CORNISH VICTIM 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS CHARLES CORNISH VICTIM 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS CHARLES CORNISH VICTIM 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES T COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL EARLS BARTON THORNBY L THEFT 1840 1845 1843 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION N WILLIAM BLACKWELL, CHARGED WITH ENTERING THE DWELLING HOUSE OF CHARLES CORNISH, AT EARLS BARTON, AND STEALING A TIN CAN, &C. TEN YEARS TRANSPORTATION HANNAH CORNISH, AGED 14, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT THORNBY, A CHEESE, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE GULLIVER, AND A SILK HANDKERCHIEF, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS WYKES KETTERING FREDERICK BELLAMY AND JAMES BELLAMY, OF KETTERING, WERE CONVICTED OF ASSAULTING A LAD, NAMED HENRY CORNISH, A SWEEP, BY KICKING HIM, ON THE 6TH JUNE, AND WERE ORDERED TO PAY PENALTY AND COSTS - JAMES BELLAMY, £1. : FREDERICK BELLAMY, 11S. 6D. C O VICTIM VICTIM HOLLOWELL SEE ARTICLE ROBERT CORNISH UNFINISHE D WORK ROWELL SEE ARTICLE THOMAS CORNISH VICTIM GREAT CREATON CHARLES FOUNDLING, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE PERSON OF THOMAS CORNISH, AT GREAT CREATON, FOUR SHILLINGS, A PURSE, AND A POCKET PIECE THOMAS CORNISH VICTIM GREAT CREATON SEE ARTICLE JOHN CORRAL ASSAULT KETTERING SEE ARTICLE JOHN CORRALL ASSAULT KETTERING SEE ARTICLE JOHN CORRALL ASSAULT LUTTON JOHN CORRALL, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ASSAULTING MARY TITMAN, AT LUTTON A CORNISH L 1840 JOHN CORNISH A 1846 NORTHAMPTON MIDSUMMER ASSIZES KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS HENRY E A R R EARLS BARTON Y CORNISH WILLIAM BLACKWELL, CHARGED WITH ENTERING THE DWELLING HOUSE OF CHARLES CORNISH, AT EARLS BARTON, AND STEALING A TIN CAN, &C. K IG EARLS BARTON P HANNAH C 1841 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM BLACKWELL, OF EARLS BARTON, LABOURER, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE NIGHT OF THE 17TH. OR ON THE MORNING ON THE 18TH INST, BURGLARIOUSLY ENTERED THE HOUSE OF CHARLES CORNISH, OF EARLS BARTON, AND STOLEN THEREFROM VARIOUS ARTICLES, HIS PROPERTY H 1841 1846 ON THE 16TH, AR HARPOLE, SAMUEL COREY, AGED 78. HE SERVED WITH LORD NELSON AT COPENHAGEN, AND WAS PROBABLY ONE OF THE LAST OF THE OLD AGAMEMMONS WHO FOUGHT ON THAT MEMORABLE DAY JOHN BEASLEY, FOR FUTHER EXAMINATION ON A CHARGE OF KNOWINGLY PUTTING OFF A COUNTERFEIT SHILLING TO HENRY CORNELIUS, A SHOPMAN IN THE EMPLOY OF J. H. WAGSTAFFE, DRUGGIST ON SUNDAY LAST, AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS, BORNE WITH EXEMPLARY PATIENCE, MR. PEARSE CORNFIELD, FLORIST, OF THIS TOWN, IN HIS 73D YEAR 1840 THEFT MRS. CORRALL MENTIONE GOLD D STREET NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1842 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS SARAH CORRELL ASSAULT GREAT ADDINGTON SEE ARTICLE 1842 1846 1836 1835 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS DIED NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS WILLIAM CORRELL ADAM CORRIE MR. CORRIE WILLIAM C. CORRIE COMPLAIN T DIED MENTIONE D EMBEZZLM ENT GREAT ADDINGTON SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE JESSE WRIGHT & JOHN BEESER, ONE FOR 21 DAYS AND THE OTHER FOR 10, FOR AN ASSAULT ON ANDREW CORROGHAN BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ANDREW CORROGHAN VICTIM 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ANDREW CORRYGAN THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ANDREW CORRYGAN THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH 1840 ACCIDENT MR. CORSBY GEORGE CORT GEORGE CORT THEFT H SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE K WOODFORD ANDREW CORRYGAN, CHARGED WITH STEALING A COAT THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BURKITT, OF WELLINGBOROUGH E NORTHAMPTON ANDREW CORRYGAN, CHARGED WITH STEALING A COAT FROM THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM BURKITT, OF WELLINGBOROUGH IRCHESTER / RAUNDS SEE ARTICLE R 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL MENTIONE BRIDGE D STREET MENTIONE D IG 1839 T 1840 ASSIZES GEORGE CORT THEFT IRCHESTER / RAUNDS SEE ARTICLE 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES GEORGE CORT THEFT IRCHESTER / RAUNDS SEE ARTICLE GEORGE 1844 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS SUSAN 1843 1839 1839 THE BURGLARY AT MRS. GURNEYS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL TRANSPOR TED N A THEFT KINGSWEL NORTHAMPTON L STREET THE FOLLOWING CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO PORTSMOUTH, AND PUT ON BOARD THE LEVIATHAN HULK, VIZ :- ROBERT BUTLIN, WILLIAM CORT, GEORGE CORT, & JOHN BLUNT, UNDER SENTENCE OF TRANSPORTATION FOR LIFE: WILLIAM JOHNSON & WILLIAM BANNER, FOR 15 YEARS: AND WILLIAM HEATH & JACOB JOHNSON, FOR 10 YEARS. AND ON BOARD THE YORK HULK, AT GOSPORT, JAMES MUNNS, FOR 14 YEARS SEE ARTICLE THE SAME DAY (FRIDAY THE 16TH) SAMUEL KIGHTLEY & SUSAN CORT, CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING JOHN & ANN SMITH, WERE PERMITTED TO SETTLE THE MATTER OUT OF COURT SUSAN CORT ASSAULT SUSAN CORT WILLIAM CORT WILLIAM CORT THEFT IRCHESTER / RAUNDS SEE ARTICLE L ASSAULT CORT A 1841 CORT O TRANSPORTED C 1839 C P L Y A R 1839 MENTIONE KINGSWEL NORTHAMPTON D L STREET MENTIONE WOODFORD D SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE 1839 ASSIZES WILLIAM CORT THEFT IRCHESTER / RAUNDS SEE ARTICLE 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES WILLIAM CORT THEFT IRCHESTER / RAUNDS SEE ARTICLE THE FOLLOWING CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO PORTSMOUTH, AND PUT ON BOARD THE LEVIATHAN HULK, VIZ :- ROBERT BUTLIN, WILLIAM CORT, GEORGE CORT, & JOHN BLUNT, UNDER SENTENCE OF TRANSPORTATION FOR LIFE: WILLIAM JOHNSON & WILLIAM BANNER, FOR 15 YEARS: AND WILLIAM HEATH & JACOB JOHNSON, FOR 10 YEARS. AND ON BOARD THE YORK HULK, AT GOSPORT, JAMES MUNNS, FOR 14 YEARS TRANSPORTED WILLIAM CORT TRANSPOR TED 1840 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS BENJAMIN CORY THEFT 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS BENJAMIN CORY MENTIONE D 1840 ASSIZES - BOROUGH PRISONERS BENJAMIN CORY THEFT 1845 INQUEST H. S. CORY MENTIONE QUART POT NORTHAMPTON D CORY VICTIM 1836 DIED JOHN CORY 1842 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS SAMUEL CORY 1845 INQUEST THOMAS CORY MENTIONE D WILLIAM CORY WILLIAM CORY WILLIAM CORY SEE ARTICLE A SEE ARTICLE KINGS CLIFFE ROBERT WORTLEY AND DANIEL SLATER, FOR VIOLENTLY RESISTING AND ASSAULTING WILLIAM CORY AND JOHN DARKIN, POLICE CONSTABLES, WHILST IN THE EXECUTION OF THEIR OFFICE, WERE SENTENCED TO THREE MONTHS IMPRISONMENT, TO HARD LABOUR THOMAS HOWES, FOR THREE MONTHS, UNLESS HE FIND SURETIES, FOR THREATENING GREVIOUS BODILY HARM TO WILLIAM CORY, OF KINGS CLIFFE THOMAS COLES, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR ASSAULTING WILLIAM CORY GEORGE SIMMONS, FOR 14 DAYS, UNLESS £1. 3S. BE PAID, FOR ASSAULTING WILLIAM CORY, POLICE CONSTABLE, WHILE IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY N VICTIM SEE ARTICLE CHARLES SMIRK, 41, PLEADED GUILTY TO A CHARGE OF STEALING A PAIR OF SHOES, THE PROPERTY OF H. S. CORY, AND WAS SENTENCED TO THREE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT AND HARD LABOUR LATELY, MR. JOHN CORY, FARMER, AT HARPOLE, NEAR THIS TOWN, AGED 92 NORTHAMPTON C CORY K E H L P O WILLIAM A 1843 WESTON STREET DIED L 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION HARPOLE EMMBEZZL EMENT A 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS DIED C 1841 R H. S. Y IG NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS R 1839 WILLIAM SHAW, GEORGE KING, & BENJAMIN CORY, CHARGED WITH STEALING 2LBS. OF CHEESE, THE PROPERTY OF ANN WYATT STEPHEN PERKINS, FOR 14 DAYS, & BENJAMIN CORY, FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR ATTEMPTING TO RESCUE JAMES BOODGER FROM THE CUSTODY OF THE CONSTABLES GEORGE KING, 23, BENJAMIN CORY, 17, WILLIAM SHAW, 16, CHARGED ON SUSPICION OF HAVING STOLEN ABOUT 2LBS. WEIGHT OF CHEESE, OF THE VALUE OF 1S. 6D. THE PROPERTY OF ANN WYATT, WIDOW T 1839 VICTIM VICTIM 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN COSBY ASSAULT KINGSTHORPE JOHN SMITH AND JOHN COSBY, BOTH OF KINGSTHORPE, LABOURERS, WERE CONVICTED OF AS ASSAULT ON WILLIAM BRYAN, AT KINGSTHORPE, ON THE 17TH ULTIMO, AND FINED 13S. EACH, AND IN DEFAULT OF PAYMENT WERE COMMITTED TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION FOR 14 DAYS 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN COSBY ASSAULT KINGSTHORPE JOHN COSBY & JOHN SMITH, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING WILLIAM BRYAN AT KINGSTHORPE COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS COSBY REFUSING TO WORK STOWE OF STOWE, FOR FOURTEEN DAYS, HE HAVING REFUSED TO WORK FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF HIS FAMILY 1837 ASSIZES CHARLES COSFORD THEFT KILSBY CHARLES COSFORD, 22, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT KILSBY, A SOVEREIGN, THE PROPERTY OF JEREMIAH RAYNOR COSFORD THEFT KILSBY SEE ARTICLE ELIZABETH COSFORD DIED HEYFORD MILLS 1844 COUNTY SESSIONS GEORGE COSFORD THEFT MORTON PINKNEY 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS GEORGE COSFORD THEFT MORTON PINKNEY SEE ARTICLE GEORGE COSFORD, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF WORSTED STOCKINGS, THE PROPERTY OF E. J. BROCKLISS, OF MORTON PINKNEY GEORGE COSFORD, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF WORSTED STOCKINGS, THE PROPERTY OF E. J. BROCKLISS, OF MORTON PINKNEY WAS FOUND GUILTY, AND SENTENCED TO TWO MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT 1840 DIED GEORGE COSFORD DIED 1845 COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION HANNAH COSFORD REFUSING TO MAINTAIN FAMILY 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS THOMAS COSFORD VICTIM 1837 DIED THOMAS COSFORD 1837 DIED THOMAS COSFORD MENTIONE D 1840 DIED WILLIAM COSFORD MENTIONE D 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS COSTELA 1833 MICHAELMAS QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS COSTOLA 1833 1845 TRANSPORTED TOWN SESSIONS THOMAS THOMAS H R A R L JOSEPH BISSAKER, FOR ONE MONTH, UNLESS 13S. BE PAID, FOR ASSAULTING THOMAS COSFORD ON THE 18TH, AFTER A LONG AND PAINFUL ILLNESS, BORNE WITH CHRISTIAN FORTITUDE, MR. THOMAS COSFORD, OF HEYFORD MILLS, IN THE 84TH YEAR OF HIS AGE SEE ARTICLE HARDINGSTONE ON THE 11TH INST. AT HARDINGSTONE, OF CONSUMPTION, AGED 29, GEORGE, YOUNGEST SON OF THE LATE MR. WILLIAM COSFORD, BLACKSMITH OF THAT PLACE C HEYFORD MILLS N A L THEFT E K IG FOR 14 DAYS, FOR REFUSING TO MAINTAIN HER FAMILY HEYFORD MILLS P O THEFT A ON THE 11TH INST. AT HARDINGSTONE, OF CONSUMPTION, AGED 29, GEORGE, YOUNGEST SON OF THE LATE MR. WILLIAM COSFORD, BLACKSMITH OF THAT PLACE HARDINGSTONE DIED C 1837 T CHARLES 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES DIED Y 1833 NEWBOTTLE NEWBOTTLE JOHN BEASBY, CHARLES GOODMAN, THOMAS COSTELA, AND WILLIAM TAYLOR, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN TWO SHIRTS AND A CAP, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES MARSHALL, OF NEWBOTTLE JOHN BEASBY, 19, CHARLES GOODWIN, 25, THOMAS COSTOLA, 22, AND WILLIAM TAYLOR, 21, FOR HAVING STOLEN TWO SHIRTS AND A CAP, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES MARSHALL, OF NEWBOTTLE, WERE SENTENCED TO SEVEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION COSTOLA TRANSPOR TED THE UNDER-MENTIONED CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED TO GOSPORT FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL, AND PUT ON BOARD THE YORK HULK :- JAMES HOWE, FOR FOURTEEN YEARS, AND THOMAS COSTOLA, CHARLES GOODWIN, WILLIAM TAYLOR, JOHN BEASLEY, AND CHARLES CROSS, FOR SEVEN YEARS COTCHIN UNWHOLES OME MEAT AGED 24, CHARGED WITH EXPOSING FOR SALE IN THE MARKET PLACE A LARGE QUANTITY OF UNWHOLESOME MEAT. THOMAS COTCHIN (OUT ON BAIL) CHARGED WITH A SIMILAR OFFENCE 1840 1841 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS THOMAS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH THOMAS SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO COUNTY WILLIAM GAOL COTCHIN UNWHOLES OME MEAT COTCHIN UNSOUND MEAT COTTINGHAM THEFT ALDWINCKLE MARKET SQUARE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM COTTINGHAM THEFT ALDWINCKLE 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES WILLIAM COTTINGHAM THEFT ALDWINCKLE ST. PETERS 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM COTTINGHAM DRUNK 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM COTTINGHAM NON PAYMENT WILLIAM COTTINGHAM GAME CHARLES COTTON VICTIM 1841 R A R P L Y NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JAMES ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JAMES ASSIZES NORTHAMPTON PETTY JAMES SESSIONS ASSAULT COTTRELL COTTRELL COTTU FOR THREE MONTHS, UNLESS £5. 7S. 6D. BE PAID, FOR TRESPASSING AFTER GAME AT THORPE ACHURCH SEE ARTICLE JOHN GROOM, WILLIAM GROOM, ELIZABETH GROOM, AND ANN COTTRELL, ALL OF EYDON, WERE CHARGED BY RICHARD HAINES, OF FARNDON MILL, WITH HAVING ASSAULTED HIM. AFTER A LONG HEARING, GROOM, THE ELDER, AND HAINES, WERE ORDERED TO PAY 7S. EACH EXPENSES BRACKLEY SEE ARTICLE KINGS CLIFFE SEE ARTICLE SURETIES SEE ARTICLE JEREMIAH COOPER & THOMAS HARDRAY WAS EACH FINED 5S. FOR BEING DRUNK AND DISORDERLY. WILLIAM COULBURN WAS COMMITTED FOR SEVEN DAYS FOR A SIMILAR OFFENCE, IN DEFAULT OF PAYING THE FINE OF 5S. NON PAYMENT 1837 ASSIZES WILLIAM NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE WILLIAM COUNTY GAOL COULLING VICTIM WARKWORTH SEE ARTICLE COULLING VICTIM WARKWORTH SEE ARTICLE COULLING VICTIM WARKWORTH SEE ARTICLE 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS HARRIET COULSON THEFT 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS JAMES COULSON THEFT A NORTHAMPTON SESSIONS 1836 COULBURN MENTIONE D MENTIONE D OF WADENHOE, LABOURER, FOR FIVE MONTHS, IN DEFAULT OF PAYMENT OF £10, FOR USING A GUN TO KILL GAME WITHOUT A CERTIFICATE 1845 1837 WILLIAM EYDON C COTTRELL E H IG THORPE ACHURCH N 1834 WADENHOE A 1840 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS ANN SAMUEL CARPENTER, WILLIAM COTTINGHAM, AND JONATHAN SMITH, ALL OF ALDWINCKLE, WERE CONVICTED OF BEING DRUNK ON THE EVENING OF MAY THE 17TH, AND WERE ORDERED TO PAY THE SUM OF 5S. EACH AND COSTS ALDWINCKLE L 1846 O 1838 COMMITTED THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS C 1844 T 1841 CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT ALDWINCKLE, TWO GEESE, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN CHAPMAN JONATHAN SMITH & WILLIAM COTTINGHAM, CHARGED WITH STEALING AT ALDWINCKLE, TWO GEESE, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN CHAPMAN JONATHAN SMITH, AGED 20, & WILLIAM COTTINGHAM, 21, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT ALDWINCKLE ST. PETERS, TWO GEESE, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN CHAPMAN K 1845 TITCHMARSH HARRIET COULSON, FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION ON A CHARGE OF STEALING A PAIR OF CHILD'S SHOES, THE PROPERTY OF ANN LENNARD JAMES COULSON, AGED 13, CHARGED WITH STEALING A WATCH FROM THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM BISHOP, OF TITCHMARSH 1842 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS JAMES COULSON THEFT JAMES COULSON, AGED 13, PLEADED GUILTY OF STEALING A WATCH FROM THE DWELLING HOUSE OF WILLIAM BISHOP, OF TITCHMARSH, AND WAS SENTENCED TO ONE WEEK'S IMPRISONMENT, AND TO BE ONCE PRIVATELY WHIPPED TITCHMARSH 1845 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS SAMUEL COULSON THEFT WILLIAM SMITH, CHARLES SMITH, AND SAMUEL COULSON, CHARGED WITH HAVING ON THE 3D INS. STOLEN ABOUT 3LBS. OF HORSE HAIR, VALUE 4S. 6D., THE PROPERTY PF JOHN PHIPPS AND JANE MULLINER, THE EXECUTOR AND EXECUTRIX OF FRANCIS MULLINER 1845 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS SAMUEL COULSON THEFT SEE ARTICLE 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS COULSON THEFT 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS COULSON THEFT 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS COULSON THEFT 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM COULSON VICTIM 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM COULSTON MENTIONE D 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SESSIONS WILLIAM COULTHURST 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JABEZ COULTON 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JABEZ 1839 1842 1837 1837 T H L P N JAMES ELMER, FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION ON A CHARGE OF STEALING SOME WHITE DIMITY BED CURTAINS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM COULSON SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM CLARKE WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A HAT, AT WEEKLEY, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM COULTHURST. SIX MONTHS' HARD LABOUR FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HIS WIFE, AS ALSO FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THE SESSIONS FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THE SESSIONS, AND IN THE MEANTIME TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HIS WIFE VICTIM THORNBY WILLIAM FAULKNER, 28, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT THORNBY, A CARPET BAG, COAT, WAISTCOAT, TWO PAIR OF TROWSERS, A SHAVING CASE, GOLD BRIGADE WATCH CHAIN AND KEY, TWO SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, A SCARF, AND TWO SHIRTS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM COWDELL, JUN. A COWDELL WEEKLEY C O C WILLIAM SURETIES E R A R Y LITTLE WELDON THOMAS COULSON WAS INDICTED FOR STEALING A PAIR OF SHOES, AT BRAUNSTON, THE PROPERTY OF EDWARD GARNER, AND SENTENCED TO THREE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR K IG BRAUNSTON VICTIM L ASSIZES BRAUNSTON SURETIES A 1839 COULTON THOMAS COULSON, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT BRAUNSTON, STOLEN A PAIR OF SHOES, THE PROPERTY OF EDWARD GARNER THOMAS COULSON, AGED 42, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BRAUNSTON, A PAIR OF SHOES, VALUE 9S. THE PROPERTY OF EDWARD GARNER BRAUNSTON NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM COWDELL VICTIM THORNBY SEE ARTICLE GEORGE COWLEY MENTIONE D KILSBY CHARLES BALY, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR NEGLECTING THE SERVICE OF MR. GEO. COWLEY, OF KILSBY GEORGE COWLEY MENTIONE D KILSBY TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN COWLEY MENTIONE D KILSBY RICHARD TAYLOR, FOR NOT FINDING SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS GEORGE COWLEY, OF KILSBY THOMAS MARRIOTT, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ABCONDING FROM THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, MR. JOHN COWLEY, OF KILSBY, AND OTHERWISE MISCONDUCTING HIMSELF 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN COWLEY MENTIONE D KILSBY JOSEPH RUDD, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR RUNNING AWAY FROM THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, MR. JOHN COWLEY, OF KILSBY 1838 DIED MARY COWLEY DIED KILSBY ON THE 12TH INST. MARY, THE BELOVED WIFE OF MR. WILLIAM COWLEY, OF KILSBY LODGE, OF THE PARISH OF KILSBY, IN THIS COUNTY, AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS, AGED 58 MR. COWLEY KILSBY LODGE SEE ARTICLE MR. J. C. COWLEY KILSBY SEE ARTICLE ON THE 12TH INST. MARY, THE BELOVED WIFE OF MR. WILLIAM COWLEY, OF KILSBY LODGE, OF THE PARISH OF KILSBY, IN THIS COUNTY, AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS, AGED 58 MENTIONE D VICTIM 1838 DIED WILLIAM COWLEY MENTIONE D KILSBY 1836 DIED BENJAMIN COWPER MENTIONE D WELLINGBOROUGH 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL EDMUND COWPER VICTIM 1838 NORTHANTS ASSIZES EDMUND COWPER VICTIM 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT EDMUND ASSIZES COWPER VICTIM 1836 DIED JANE COWPER DIED 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES THOMAS COWPER 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM COWPER 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES COWPER MENTIONE D 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSSIONS ANN COX VICTIM 1833 DIED ANN COX 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION BETSEY COX DRUNK TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION CHARLES COX CHARLES COX FILIATION 1833 DIED EDWARD COX MENTIONE D 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS 1833 COX K SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH ON THE 26TH ULT. AT WELLINGBOROUGH, JANE, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. BENJAMIN COWPER R WAPPENHAM A R Y ON THE 26TH ULT. AT WELLINGBOROUGH, JANE, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. BENJAMIN COWPER THOMAS HORN, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SHEEP, AT WAPPENHAM, THE PROPERTY OF EDMUND COOPER, AND FURTHER CHARGED WITH MAIMING THE SAME THOMAS HORNE, CHARGED WITH STEALING ONE SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF EDMUND COWPER, OF WAPPENHAM E H IG WAPPENHAM SAMUEL MIDDLETON, AGED 20, CHARGED WITH CUTTING AND MAIMING THOMAS COWPER, AT WELLINGBOROUGH L WELLINGBOROUGH CHARLES SOUL & THOMAS IZZARD, OF LOWER BODDINGTON, LABOURERS, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR LOWER BODDINGTON STEALING FRUIT FROM A GARDEN IN THE OCCUPATION OF WILLIAM COWPER C P O VICTIM WAPPENHAM A N C ELIZA WAPPENHAM VICTIM DIED [AGED 96] ROGUES & VAGABOND S DRUNK LICENSE SEE ARTICLE AGAINST WILLIAM JOYCE (OUT UPON BAIL), CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF ANN COX WITH A FELONIOUS INTENT, THERE WAS NO INDICTMENT PREFERRED NORTHAMPTON L A 1841 T 1834 EXTRAORDINARY MUSHROOM WANTON OUTRAGE 1839 HORTON SEE ARTICLE MARY HART, BETSEY COX, HELEN MURRAY, & MATILDA CARTER, RESPECTIVELY FOR 14 DAYS, AS ROGUES AND VAGABONDS SEE ARTICLE OF NORTHAMPTON, FOR THREE MONTHS FOR REFUSING TO PERFORM AN ORDER OF FILIATION NORTHAMPTON EARLY ON TUESDAY MORNING, AGED 83, MRS. COX, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. EDWARD COX, AUCTIONEER, OF THIS TOWN DINGLEY LICENSES WERE TRANSFERRED FROM JOHN SCOTT, OF THE WHEEL & COMPASS, WESTON, TO HIS SON, THOMAS SCOTT ; AND FROM THE EXECUTORS OF ELIZA COX, LATE OF DINGLEY, TO GEORGE BOONE, OF KELMARSH ASSIZES ELIZABETH COX MENTIONE D PYTCHLEY SEE ARTICLE 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL FRANCIS COX THEFT WARMINGTON FRANCIS COX, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SACK OF BARLEY FROM THE PREMISES OF WILLIAM DAVEY, OF WARMINGTON 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS FRANCIS COX THEFT WARMINGTON FRANCIS COX, AGED 37, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SACK OF BARLEY FROM THE PREMISES OF WILLIAM DAVEY, AT WARMINGTON 1846 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS GEORGE COX FALSE SOVEREIG N DAVENTRY SEE ARTICLE 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS GEORGE COX THEFT MOULTON GEORGE COX, AGED 17, (OUT ON BAIL), CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT MOULTON, A PAIR OF SHOES, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BRYAN 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ASSIZES GEORGE 1835 ASSIZES GEORGE 1835 TRANSPORTED GEORGE E SEE ARTICLE TOWCESTER GEORGE COX, 25, CHARGED WITH FELONIOUSLY ASSAULTING THOMAS BUTCHER, AT TOWCESTER, PUTTING HIM IN FEAR AND DANGER OF HIS LIFE, AND STEALING FROM HIS PERSON 12S. IN SILVER A ASSAULT & THEFT L COX THEFT COX COX THEFT COX THEFT THEFT TRANSPOR TED COX ASSAULT & THEFT COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL GEORGE COX 1843 RIOTOUS & DISORDERLY CONDUCT HARRIET COX 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS HARRIET COX INDECENT CONDUCT 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES COX VICTIM TOWCESTER SEE ARTICLE BADBY GEORGE COX, CHARGED WITH STEALING FOUR DUCKS, THE PROPERTY OF CATHERINE BULL, OF BADBY BADBY GEORGE COX, AGED 42, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BADBY, FOUR DUCKS, THE PROPERTY OF CATHERINE BULL BADBY SEE ARTICLE TOWCESTER GEORGE COX, CHARGED, IN COMPANY WITH OTHER PERSONS, WITH VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING THOMAS BUTCHER, OF TOWCESTER, AND TAKING FROM HIS PERSON 12S. IN SILVER SEE ARTICLE A L 1836 K WELLINGOROUGH R SEE ARTICLE C NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT GEORGE ASSIZES COMMITTED TO OUR GEORGE COUNTY GAOL 1835 H COX IG GEORGE R COX WELLINGBOROUGH Y GEORGE MENTIONE D MENTIONE D N 1835 COX GEORGE COX, AGED 17, LABOURER, WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT MOULTON, A PAIR OF SHOES, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BRYAN. THE PRISONER PLEADED GUILTY, AND WAS SENTENCED TO SEVEN DAYS' HARD LABOUR MOULTON A 1837 ASSIZES GEORGE THEFT P 1837 COX O 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE C 1845 T 1835 DISORDER LY CONDUCT SEE ARTICLE MARKET SQUARE NORTHAMPTON ELIZA HOWFORD, FOR ONE MONTH, & HARRIET COX, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR RIOTOUS AND INDECENT CONDUCT IN THE MARKET SQUARE ON SATURDAY LAST JAMES GEIRE, FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR ASSAULTING JAMES COX & ROBERT HILL OUNDLE PETTY SESSIONS JAMES COX VICTIM WOOD NEWTON 1843 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS JAMES COX VICTIM WOODNEWTON 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES COX THEFT OUNDLE 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JAMES COX GAME H 1839 QUARTER SESSIONS JAMES COX VICTIM 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS JAMES COX VICTIM 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JAMES COX Y 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS JAMES COX 1836 TRANSPORTED JAMES COX 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JANE COX 1841 DIED JOHN 1842 1846 1837 1836 1833 1833 1833 A L IRTHLINGBOROUGH P SEE ARTICLE JAMES COX, CHARGED WITH STEALING AN EWE LAMB FROM A CLOSE IN IRTHLINGBOROUGH, THE PROPERTY OF EDWARD BODDINGTON SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE ROWELL SEE ARTICLE MEARSH ASHBY JAN 12TH, AT MEARS ASHBY, MR. JOHN COX, SONE OF WILLIAM COX, MALSTER AND PUBLICAN, IN THE 44TH YEAR OF HIS AGE A DIED C TRANSPOR TED OBSTRUCTI NG STANWICK N O C COX E R R WOODNEWTON THEFT GEORGE RIPPON WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A BRASS CANDLESTICK, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES COX, OF WOODNEWTON. ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR JOHN NIGHTINGALE, JAMES COLES, JOHN WORTLEY, & JAMES COX, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT OUNDLE, TWO GALLONS OF GIN, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN SMITH AND RICHARD TIBBITS GEORGE GROSE, THOMAS COX, JAMES COX, AND CHARLES STEEVENSON, WERE CONVICTED OF TRESPASSING IN SEARCH OF GAME AT MOULTON ON THE 19TH INST. THIS BEING THEIR FIRST OFFENCE THEY WERE REPRIMANDED, AND THE FINES WITH COSTS MITIGATED TO 12S. EACH, WHICH THEY PAID JAMES RIPPIN, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF WHEAT, A SAW, AND A WHIP, FROM THE PREMISES OF JAMES COX, OF WOODNEWTON K IG WOODNEWTON JOHN COX JOHN COX JOHN COX JOHN COX JOHN COX MENTIONE ROWELL D COMPLAIN KETTERING T MENTIONE WOOLPACK KETTERING D MENTIONE KETTERING D VICTIM RUSHDEN L 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES MOULTON THEFT A 1845 T 1843 GEORGE RIPPIN, OF WOOD NEWTON, LABOURER, WAS CHARGED BY JAMES COX, OF THE SAME PLACE, PUBLICAN, WITH HAVING STOLEN A BRASS CANDLESTICK, HIS PROPERTY. HE WAS COMMITTED FOR TRIAL AT THE NEXT QUARTER SESSIONS, AND AFTERWARDS LIBERATED ON FINDING BAIL FOR HIS APPEARANCE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE JOHN COX VICTIM RUSHDEN SEE ARTICLE JOHN COX HARLESTON SEE ARTICLE JOHN COX GAME MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES COX GAME JOHN COX, 23, WAS FOUND GUILTY OF A TRESPASS IN PURSUIT OF GAME, AND WAS SENTENCED TO FOUR MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT KEZIA COX RUNNING AWAY 1843 QUARTER SESSIONS MARY COX MENTIONE D 1843 QUARTER SESSIONS MARY COX MENTIONE D 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS MARY COX THEFT 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS MARY COX ILLEGITIM ATE CHILD FOR 21 DAYS, FOR RUNNING AWAY FROM HIGHAM FERRERS' WORKHOUSE, IN CLOTHES BELONGING TO THE UNION WORKHOU HIGHAM FERRERS SE ISAAC ALLEN, AGED 46, COMMITTED FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS LUCY FOX AND MARY COX, OF WARKTON ISAAC ALLEN, AGED 46, COMMITTED FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS LUCY FOX AND MARY COX, OF WARKTON, WAS DELIVERED BY PROCLAMATION MARY COX, OUT ON BAIL, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE 29TH JUNE, STOLEN A JACKET, SILK HANDKERCHIEF, AND POCKET BOOK, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM SABIN WARKTON T TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION MOULTON SEE ARTICLE MR. COX 1833 DIED MRS. COX DIED DIED PENELOPE COX 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS SAMUEL 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS SAMUEL COX 1840 DIED SAMUEL COX 1844 INQUEST SAMUEL COX 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION SAMUEL COX 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS SAMUEL COX 1836 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION SAMUEL COX 1833 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL SAMUEL COX IRTHLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON NORTHAMPTON DIED MEARS ASHBY N C 1844 K ACCIDENT R 1844 MENTIONE D MENTIONE DRAPERY D A COX L MARY C NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS IG 1844 THEFT R COX Y MARY P NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS O 1844 DRUNKENE ANGEL INN BRIGSTOCK SS EMBEZZLE MENT A COX DAVENTRY DIED LEAVING WIFE & FAMILY REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES EMBEZZLE MENT SCALDWELL A L DIED KEEPING THE PEACE MARY COX PLEADED GUILTY OF STEALING A MAN'S JACKET, A SILK HANDKERCHIEF, AND A POCKET BOOK, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM SABIN. THE PROSECUTOR STATED HE HAD KNOWN HER SOME TIME, AND HAD ALWAYS CONSIDERED HER AN HONEST AND RESPECTABLE PERSON. SHE WAS SENTENCED TO 14 DAYS IMPRISONMENT E H 1839 HIGHAM FERRERS EARLY ON TUESDAY MORNING, AGED 83, MRS. COX, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. EDWARD COX, AUCTIONEER, OF THIS TOWN ON THE 17TH INSTANT, MUCH REGRETTED, MRS. PENELOPE COX, AGED 75, THE BELOVED WIFE OF MR. WILLIAM COX, FORMERLY PUBLICAN AND MALSTERS, OF MEARS ASHBY, IN THIS COUNTY SEE ARTICLE SAMUEL COX, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR EMBEZZLING LEATHER, THE PROPERTY OF HIS EMPLOYER, JOHN GEE ON THE 21ST INST. AT DAVENTRY, SAMUEL COX, GENT. AGED 73 YEARS, DEEPLY AND SINCERELY LAMENTED BY HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS SEE ARTICLE SAMUEL COX, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR LEAVING HIS WIFE AND FAMILY CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF HIGHAM FERRERS HIGHAM FERRERS SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE HIGHAM FERRERS JAMES ABRAHAMS, SAMUEL COX, AND JOHN CLARK, FOR REFUSING TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS SARAH PATENAL, OF HIGHAM FERRERS 1838 NORTHANTS ASSIZES SARAH COX THEFT BRACKLEY 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT SARAH ASSIZES COX THEFT BRACKLEY 1834 1835 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES TO THE HOUSE OF THOMAS CORRECTION NORTHAMPTON TOWN THOMAS SESSIONS THOMAS COX, CHARGED WITH KNOWLINGLY UTTERING, AT WELLINGBOROUGH, COUNTERFEIT COIN TO SARAH SALMON & DAVID WALTON PASSING BAD COIN WELLINGBOROUGH COX GAME COX MENTIONE D HARGRAVE COX ASSAULT BYFIELD COX THOMAS COX 1846 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS WILLIAM COX VICTIM 1841 DIED WILLIAM COX MENTIONE D 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM COX COX 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM COX 1840 INQUEST WILLIAM COX 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM COX A L DRUNKENE SS A WILLIAM GOLD STREET N C DIED FIRE MENTIONE D LEAVING WIFE & FAMILY MENTIONE D GAME SEE ARTICLE OF BYFIELD, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR HAVING ASSAULTED HIS WIFE SEE ARTICLE BYFIELD THOMAS COX, 19, & HENRY WALKER, 22, CHARGED WITH FELONIOUSLY ATTEMPTING TO SET FIRE TO A WAGGON HOVEL AND RICKYARD AT BYFIELD, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM COOPER, OF LOWER BODDINGTON NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE MEARSH ASHBY JAN 12TH, AT MEARS ASHBY, MR. JOHN COX, SONE OF WILLIAM COX, MALSTER AND PUBLICAN, IN THE 44TH YEAR OF HIS AGE MOULTON OF MOULTON, MASON, WAS CONVICTED OF COMMITTING THIS OFFENCE [DRUNKENESS] AT THE PARISH OF MOULTON ON THE 13TH INSTANT, AND FINED 4S., WHICH HE PAID MEARS ASHBY ON THE 17TH INSTANT, MUCH REGRETTED, MRS. PENELOPE COX, AGED 75, THE BELOVED WIFE OF MR. WILLIAM COX, FORMERLY PUBLICAN AND MALSTERS, OF MEARS ASHBY, IN THIS COUNTY PYTCHLEY FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR LEAVING HIS WIFE AND FAMILY CHARGEABLE TO PYTCHLEY NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE COTTINGHAM FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR TRESPASSING AFTER GAME AT COTTINGHAM C ASSIZES O 1833 1844 GEORGE GROSE, THOMAS COX, JAMES COX, AND CHARLES STEEVENSON, WERE CONVICTED OF TRESPASSING IN SEARCH OF GAME AT MOULTON ON THE 19TH INST. THIS BEING THEIR FIRST OFFENCE THEY WERE REPRIMANDED, AND THE FINES WITH COSTS MITIGATED TO 12S. EACH, WHICH THEY PAID MOULTON VICTIM SEE ARTICLE E THOMAS WELLINGBOROUGH K COX COUNTERF EIT COIN R THOMAS SEE ARTICLE T COX KINGSTHORPE H THOMAS SEE ARTICLE A 1837 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS COX HARLESTONE L 1843 THOMAS MENTIONE D COMPLAIN T IG 1843 COX R 1843 THOMAS Y 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS P 1842 SARAH COX, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO COMBS, A PETTICOAT, TWO STOCKINGS, A BUCKLE, AND OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF EDWARD TAYLOR, OF BRACKLEY SARAH COX WAS SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT FOR STEALING A PETTICOAT, &C. THE PROPERTY OF EDWARD TAYLOR, OF BRACKLEY WILLIAM COX, A BOY ONLY EIGHT YEARS OLD, PLEADED "GUILTY" OF STEALING 5S. 6D., THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT LEESON. HE WAS SENTENCED TO A WEEK'S IMPRISONMENT. AND TO BE ONCE PRIVATELY WHIPPED 1844 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS WILLIAM COX THEFT 1846 INQUEST WILLIAM COX MENTIONE OAK D STREET NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM COX THEFT MIDDLETON WILLIAM COX, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR STEALING A QUANTITY OF APPLES GROWING IN THE GARDEN OF THE HON. E. S. PERY, IN MIDDLETON 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM COX THREATENI NG BEHAVIOU R MOULTON SEE ARTICLE 1844 COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS COY ASSAULT CULWORTH 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES COY FIRE 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS LUCY CRACKSFORD MENTIONE D 1845 INQUEST REV. GEORGE CRACROFT DIED 1840 INQUEST ANN CRADDOCK MENTIONE D ABINGTON SEE ARTICLE CHARLES CRADDOCK CONTRACT ISLIP FOR 14 DAYS, FOR REFUSING TO FULFIL HIS CONTRACT IN HOEING TURNIPS AT ISLIP CHARLES CRADDOCK DRUNK ISLIP OF ISLIP, WAS CONVICTED OF BEING DRUNK, AND FINED 5S. CHARLES CRADDOCK CHARGING ISLIP SEE ARTICLE ABINGTON SEE ARTICLE KINGSTHORPE ROBERT GORDON, J. WEST, AND J. CRADDOCK, APPEARED UPON A SUMMONS FOR NON PAYMENT OF POOR'S RATES AT KINGSTHORPE, THEY WERE ALL ORDERED TO PAY, AND ONE WEEK ALLOWED THEM FOR THAT PURPOSE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE T H CRADDOCK RECEIVING STOLEN GOODS JOHN CRADDOCK 1841 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS JOHN CRADDOCK 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOSIAH CRADDOCK E R A L A L 1841 A 1844 N J. NON PAYMENT NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE RECEIVING DYCHUCH STOLEN LANE GOODS THREATENI NG BEHAVIOU R VICTIM K IG R Y MENTIONE D INQUEST C CRADDOCK 1840 SEE ARTICLE C 1846 THOMAS COY, 19, AND HENRY WALKER, 22, WERE CHARGED WITH HAVING ATTEMPTED TO SET FIRE TO A RICK YARD, & C. AT BYFIELD, THE PROPERTY OF W. COOPER. ACQUITTED. GRETTON P 1846 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS O 1842 THOMAS COY, FOR TWO CALENDAR MONTHS, UNLESS £2 BE SOONER PAID, FOR ASSAULTING THOMAS MUDDIMAN, AT CULWORTH SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE HARLESTONE THOMAS TARRY, OF HARLESTON, SHOEMAKER, WAS CONVICTED IN THE PENALTY AND COSTS OF 17S. 6D. FOR AN ASSAULT ON JOSIAH CRADDOCK, ON THE 25TH JULY LAST, AT HARLESTON MENTIONE MILLS D 1845 DIED MR. CRADDOCK 1840 INQUEST NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS THOMAS CRADDOCK THOMAS CRADDOCK 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM CRADDOCK MENTIONE D 1842 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS J. CRADOCK VICTIM 1845 DIED SARAH CRADOCK DIED COMPLAIN T CRAFT KINGSTHORPE 1846 1843 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS GAME AMOS CRANE GAME A HOLLOWELL C P CRANE L Y 1844 AMOS HENRY CRAMP, 21, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE SHOP OF OWEN M'MAIN, AT HOLLOWELL, SEVERAL TOOLS AND A LARGE QUANTITY OF LEATHER, THE VALUE OF £4, HIS PROPERTY GREAT OAKLEY SEE ARTICLE COTTINGHAM SEE ARTICLE CRANE GAME AMOS CRANE GAME COTTINGHAM SEE ARTICLE AMOS CRANE GAME WILBARSTON FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR USING A GUN FOR KILLING GAME AT WILBARSTON AMOS CRANE GAME COTTINGHAM SEE ARTICLE HENRY CRANE ASSAULT COTTINGHAM SEE ARTICLE JAMES CRANE THEFT MOULTON JAMES CRANE AND THOMAS HILL, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN SIX STORE PIGS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN PELL, OF MOULTON LEYS MOULTON JAMES CRANE, 27, & THOMAS HILL, 27, WERE CONVICTED OF STEALING SIX STORE PIGS FROM THE FARM-YARD OF MR. JOHN PELL, OF MOULTON. CRANE, SEVEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION ; HILL, TWELVE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT. JAMES CRANE N AMOS A 1844 THEFT L 1845 CRAMP O 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS COMMITTED THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS HENRY A 1846 ASSIZES THE COMPLAINTS OF THE OVERSEERS OF FLOORE AGAINST WILLIAM SMITH, OF FLOORE, LABOURER, FOR HIM TO MAINTAIN HIS PARENTS, WHO WERE CHARGEABLE TO THE SAID PARISH ; OF ANN CRAFT, OF KINGSTHORPE, AGAINST RICHARD GREEN, FOR WILFULL DAMAGE TO THE DOOR OF HER DWELLING HOUSE, AT KINGSTHORPE ; AND OF GEORGE WAKE AGAINST THOMAS BROWN, OF OLD, FOR NON PAYMENT OF WAGES DUE TO HIM WERE DISMISSED C 1837 E H T JOSEPH WILSON, FOR 14 DAYS, UNLESS THE SUM OF 11S. BE SOONER PAID, FOR DELIBERATELY PUTTING HIS ELBOW THROUGH A PANE OF GLASS IN THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM CRADDOCK AMBROSE FREEMAN, OF FINEDON, CHARGED WITH A DOUBLE ASSAULT UPON WILLIAM TIMSON AND HIS SISTER J. FINEDON CRADOCK. CONVICTED ON BOTH CHARGES, AND FINED £1. AND EXPENSES FOR EACH ASSAULT OCTOBER 31, SARAH CRADOCK, OF EARLS BARTON MILLS, EARLS BARTON MILLS AGED 88 YEARS K ANN SEE ARTICLE R NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH R 1843 ABINGTON EARLS BARTON IG 1836 DIED MENTIONE D APRIL 24, CHARLOTTE, THE AFFECTIONATE WIFE OF MR. ROWLAND HILL, IRONMONGER OF THIS TOWN, AND DAUGHTER OF THE LATE MR. CRADDOCK, OF EARLS BARTON MILLS, AGED 23 SEE ARTICLE (AGED 44) THEFT SEE ARTICLE 1841 1841 WILLIAM CRANE GAME WILLIAM CRANE GAME WILLIAM CRANE GAME WILLIAM CRANE WILLIAM CRANE WILLIAM CRAWFORD CHARLES CRAWLEY ASSAULT CHARLES CRAWLEY ASSAULT GEORGE CRAWLEY 1835 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION HENRY CRAWLEY 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION 1838 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS JOHN CRAWLEY 1833 HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN CRAWLEY 1838 INQUEST 1837 INQUEST 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT REV. MR. ASSIZES T THEFT O C FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR TRESPASSING IN PURSUIT OF GAME, AT COTTINGHAM COTTINGHAM P 1838 DISORDER LY CRAWLEY THEFT A JAMES COTTINGHAM COTTINGHAM E FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS HARLESTONE HARLESTONE UNION WORKHOU HARDINGSTONE SE HARDINGSTONE UNION WORKHOU HARDINGSTONE SE CRAWLEY CRAWLEY CRAWLEY SEE ARTICLE CHARLES CRAWLEY, CHARGED WITH A VIOLENT ASSAULT ON ELIZABETH WELCH, AT HARLESTONE CHARLES CRAWLEY, CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING ELIZABETH WELCH, AT HARLESTONE GEORGE CRAWLEY, JAMES CRAWLEY, & THOMAS HICKSON, RESPECTIVELY FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR RUNNING AWAY FROM THE WORKHOUSE AT WOOTTON, AND TAKING AWAY DIVERS ARTICLES BELONGING TO HARDINGSTONE UNION FOR TWO MONTHS, CONVICTED OF A TRESPASS AT HARDINGSTONE, IN SEARCH OF GAME ; ALSO HENRY CRAWLEY, A DISORDERLY SERVANT, FOR SEVEN DAYS GEORGE CRAWLEY, JAMES CRAWLEY, & THOMAS HICKSON, RESPECTIVELY FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR RUNNING AWAY FROM THE WORKHOUSE AT WOOTTON, AND TAKING AWAY DIVERS ARTICLES BELONGING TO HARDINGSTONE UNION NORTHAMPTON DAMAGE HARDINGSTONE JOHN CRAWLEY, FOR SEVEN DAYS, CONVICTED OF DAMAGING A QUANTITY OF BRICKS, AT HARDINGSTON, THE PROPERTY OF W. STRONG NETHER HEYFORD SEE ARTICLE NETHER HEYFORD SEE ARTICLE NETHER HEYFORD SEE ARTICLE L THEFT JOHN CRAWLEY, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN TWO TRUSSES OF HAY, AND ONE FLAKE HURDLE, THE PROPERTY OF CHARLES WOODING OF NORTHAMPTON. THOMAS SUTTON, CHARGED WITH HAVING RECEIVED THE SAME A REV. J. LLOYD REV. J. LLOYD SEE ARTICLE K GAME LAWS MENTIONE D TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM & THOMAS CRANE, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS FOR THREE MONTHS, UNLESS £10 BE PAID, FOR USING AN INSTRUMENT FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF GAME, AT COTTINGHAM WILLIAM & THOMAS CRANE, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS R 1835 GAME A 1836 CRANE H 1839 THOMAS SEE ARTICLE L 1842 CONCEALIN G BIRTH C 1839 CRANE IG 1843 MARY ANN COTTINGHAM R 1839 NORTHAMPTON SUMMER ASSIZES TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS CRANE JOHN CRANE, OF COTTINGHAM, COMPLAINED THAT WILLIAM LOVE, OF THE SAME PLACE, OWED HIM 15S. IN WAGES. AN ORDER FOR THE PAYMENT THEREOF, WITH COSTS, WAS GRANTED N 1838 JOHN COMPLAIN T Y 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D 1843 1841 1842 CRAWLEY MENTIONE D HEMINGTON GEORGE LILLEY, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR REFUSING TO FULFIL HIS CONTRACT OF SERVICE WITH HIS MASTER, ROBERT CRAWLEY, OF HEMINGTON LODGE DANIEL CRAXFORD ASSAULT GRETTON SEE ARTICLE DAVID CRAXFORD TRESPASS HARRINGWORTH DAVID CRAXFORD MISDEMEA NOUR GRETTON JOHN CRAXFORD ASSAULT GRETTON SEE ARTICLE ROBERT CRAXFORD ASSAULT GRETTON SEE ARTICLE BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JAMES CRAXTON VICTIM 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM CRAXTON THEFT 1835 ASSIZES ROBERT CRAYTHORN THEFT WARMINGTON 1835 ASSIZES ROBERT CRAYTHORN THEFT WARMINGTON 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION ROBERT CRAYTHORNE THEFT 1843 QUARTER SESSIONS ROBERT CRAYTHORNE THEFT 1843 QUARTER SESSIONS ROBERT 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS 1837 ASSIZES 1836 1845 R A R L Y C N C P WARMINGTON WARMINGTON MARY ANN CREATON ILLEGITIM ATE CHILD MILTON WILLIAM CREW NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE WILLIAM COUNTY GAOL KETTERING PETTY ELIZABETH SESSIONS L A THEFT CREW CREW ASSAULT & THEFT ASSAULT & THEFT ASSAULT & THEFT JOHN GROVES, CHARGED WITH STEALING A HANDKERCHIEF, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM GROVES, AND A COAT, WAISTCOAT, AND HANDKERCHIEF, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES CRAXTON AND A HALF OF A COPPER, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM FOX WILLIAM CRAXTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING ABOUT THREE GALLONS OF BARLEY FROM A BARN AT BOZEAT, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS SAUNDERS, SEN. ROBERT CRAYTHORN, AGED 18, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF OATS, UNDRESSED, FROM THE PREMISES OF BENJAMIN BERRIDGE, OF WARMINGTON SEE ARTICLE ROBERT CRAYTHORNE, CHARGED WITH STEALING A BRASS KETTLE, A PAIR OF SHEARS, AN OAK TROUGH, AND OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT SOUTHWELL, OF WARMINGTON K IG BOZEAT CRAYTHORNE A 1837 ELI FREER & DAVID CRAXFORD, FOR SIX WEEKS, UNLESS £2. 8S. 6D. EACH BE SOONER PAID, FOR A TRESPASSS AT HARRINGWORTH OF GRETTON, SERVANT, FOR ONE MONTH, CONVICTED OF A MISDEANOUR E 1845 O 1842 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS ROBERT T 1846 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION H 1839 ROBERT CRAYTHORNE, AGED 25, CHARGED WITH STEALING A BRASS TAP, A PAIR OF SHEARS, AN OAK TROUGH, &C., THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT SOUTHWELL, OF WARMINGTON SEE ARTICLE AN ORDER OF FILATION WAS MADE ON THOMAS GLEED, OF IRTHLINGBOROUGH, IN THIS COUNTY, LABOURER, FOR THE PAYMENT OF 1S. 6D. PER WEEK, AND THE COSTS OF THE APPLICATION, TO MARY ANN CREATON, RESIDING AT MILTON, FOR HER ILLEGITIMATE CHILD DODFORD SEE ARTICLE DODFORD SEE ARTICLE DODFORD SEE ARTICLE CRICK VICTIM GEDDINGTON SEE ARTICLE 1833 HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES CRICK BASTARDY GEDDINGTON OF GEDDINGTON, FOR THREE MONTHS, IN A MATTER OF BASTARDY 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES CRICK FILIATION GEDDINGTON OF GEDDINGTON, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR NOT COMPLYING WITH A ORDER OF FILIATION. WILLIAM HARBRIDGE, OF HARDINGSTONE, FOR THREE MONTHS, IN A LIKE CASE 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN CRICK 1837 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS JOSEPH CRICK 1836 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS JOSEPH CRICK 1843 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS MR. CRICK COMPLAIN T 1838 DIED MR. CRICK MENTIONE D 1838 DIED MRS. CRICK DIED 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS SAMUEL CRICK GAME 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION SAMUEL CRICK MENTIONE D DESBOROUGH JAMES MARLOW, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR WILFULLY DAMAGING A WINDOW IN THE HOUSE OF SAMUEL CRICK, OF DESBOROUGH T. CRICK PAYMENT GEDDINGTON SEE ARTICLE THOMAS CRICK Y GEDDINGTON SEE ARTICLE CRIER 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ALFRED CRISP 1842 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS ELIZABETH CRISP 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ELIZABETH CRISP JANE CRISP JOHN CRISP 1836 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS T A FEW DAYS AGO, MRS. CRICK, SISTER OF MR. CRICK, COOPER, OF THIS TOWN A FEW DAYS AGO, MRS. CRICK, SISTER OF MR. CRICK, COOPER, OF THIS TOWN E H R A R RIDING ON WAGGON K IG DESBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE GUILSBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE OUNDLE ALFRED CRISP, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR MISCONDUCT AND ILL BEHAVIOUR TOWARDS HIS MASTER, JAMES JONES, OF OUNDLE KINGSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON MARY & ELIZABETH CRISP, CHARGED WITH STEALING DIVERS ARTICLES OF WEARING APPAREL, &C., THE PROPERTY OF R.D. READ, INNKEEPER THEFT KINGSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE MENTIONE D RUSHDEN SEE ARTICLE MISCONDU CT N C MR. CRICK COMPLAINED AGAINST HIS APPRENTICE FOR INSOLENT AND ABUSIVE LANGUAGE AND NEGLECT OF WORK. MR. C. NOT BEING IN POSSESSION OF THE INDENTURES, THE BOY WAS DISMISSED WITH A CAUTION NORTHAMPTON A THEFT THEFT A 1842 SEE ARTICLE L EDWARD NORTHAMPTON C NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS MARK PAIN, JOHN CRICK, & SAMUEL LYER, FOR TWO MONTHS EACH, FOR MALICIOUSLY DAMAGING A WINDOW IN THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM BRAUNSTONE, OF GEDDINGTON NORTHAMPTON MENTIONE D O 1844 GEDDINGTON SEE ARTICLE P 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS MENTIONE D DESERTION & ILL TREATMEN T L 1844 DAMAGE 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOSEPH CRISP DAMAGE CREATON JOSEPH CRISP, OF CREATON, LABOURER, WAS CONVICTED OF BREAKING A DEAD FENCE, AND STEALING SEVERAL OF THE RAILS, THE PROPERTY OF MR. BARKER, OF CREATON, ON THE 18TH INST. AND FINED, WITH COSTS, 15S. 6D. 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES LEONARD CRISP THEFT MARSTON TRUSSELL LEONARD CRISP, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO HEN'S EGGS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN HENRY BULLIVANT, OF MARSTON TRUSSELL 1842 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS MARY CRISP THEFT SARACEN'S NORTHAMPTON HEAD SEE ARTICLE MARY & ELIZABETH CRISP, CHARGED WITH STEALING DIVERS ARTICLES OF WEARING APPAREL, &C., THE PROPERTY OF R.D. READ, INNKEEPER WILLIAM CRISP MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM CROFT KILLING SHEEP BYFIELD WILLIAM CROFT, FOR CHARGED WITH KILLING, AT BYFIELD, FIVE EWE SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS ADAMS WILLIAM CROFT FLOORE SEE ARTICLE 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS MARY CROFTS 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT RICHARD ASSIZES THEFT CROFTS THEFT DAVENTRY R RICHARD SEE ARTICLE FLOORE GREAT BRINGTON THEFT DAVENTRY SARAH 1844 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS SARAH C BOROUGH SESSIONS VICTIM KINGSTHORPE N 1844 CROFTS CROFTS VICTIM A SARAH CROFTS VICTIM BOROUGH COMMITMENTS SARAH CROFTS A 1844 THOMAS CROFTS, MARY CROFTS, & SARAH CROFTS, FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION ; THE FORMER CHARGED WITH STEALING HALF A POUND OF SUGAR, THE PROPERTY OF HIS MASTER, GRAY HESTER, AND THE TWO LATTER WITH RECEIVING THE SAME KNOWING IT TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN JOSEPH BOSWORTH AND RICHARD CROFTS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN AT DAVENTRY, TWO DUCKS, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS ADAMS, AND TWO FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL HOLLOWELL JOSEPH BOSWORTH, 16, AND RICHARD CROFTS, 17, PLEADED GUILTY TO TWO INDICTMENTS FOR STEALING POULTRY AT DAVENTRY, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS ADAMS AND SAMUELL HOLLOWELL. TRANSPORTATION FOR SEVEN YEARS JAMES HUGHES, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE 26TH INST., STOLEN A VELVET BAG, A SIXPENCE, AND ABOUT A QUARTER OF A POUND OF GINGERBREAD, THE PROPERTY OF SARAH CROFTS, OF KINGSTHORPE JAMES HUGHES, AGED 20, CHARGED WITH STEALING A VELVET BAG, A SIXPENCE, AND ABOUT A QUARTER OF A POUND OF GINGERBREAD NUTS, THE PROPERTY OF SARAH CROFTS SEE ARTICLE L BOROUGH COMMITMENTS C 1844 O P CROFTS SEE ARTICLE (AGED 9) SEE ARTICLE E CROFTS CROFTS K CROFTS CAROLINE JAMES R ANN MENTIONE D MENTIONE D DIED DIED T 1844 1845 NORTHAMPTON A 1844 THEFT H 1834 CRISP L 1843 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS INQUEST INQUEST MARY IG 1834 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS Y 1842 THEFT THOMAS CROFTS, MARY CROFTS, & SARAH CROFTS, FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION ; THE FORMER CHARGED WITH STEALING HALF A POUND OF SUGAR, THE PROPERTY OF HIS MASTER, GRAY HESTER, AND THE TWO LATTER WITH RECEIVING THE SAME KNOWING IT TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN THOMAS CROFTS, MARY CROFTS, & SARAH CROFTS, FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION ; THE FORMER CHARGED WITH STEALING HALF A POUND OF SUGAR, THE PROPERTY OF HIS MASTER, GRAY HESTER, AND THE TWO LATTER WITH RECEIVING THE SAME KNOWING IT TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS THOMAS CROFTS THEFT 1844 INQUEST THOMAS CROFTS MENTIONE D FLOORE SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM CROFTS, CHARGED WITH HAVING KILLED FIVE EWE SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS ADAMS, OF BYFIELD 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES WILLIAM CROFTS KILLING SHEEP BYFIELD 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES WILLIAM CROFTS KILLING SHEEP BYFIELD SEE ARTICLE BRACKLEY HENRY CROSS, OF BRACKLEY, FOR WANT OF SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HIS THOMAS HERRIEF AND ANN, HIS WIFE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE MENTIONE D MENTIONE D LEAVING CHILDREN CROSS CROSS COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL CHARLES CROSS THEFT 1833 MICHAELMAS QUARTER SESSIONS CHARLES CROSS THEFT CHARLES CROSS TRANSPOR TED ELIZABETH CROSS MENTIONE D ELIZABETH CROSS ASSAULT KING SUTTON L 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON P 1841 A R TRANSPORTED CHARLES CROSS, 22, FOR HAVING STOLEN TEN FOWLS, VALUE 10S. BELONGING TO JOHN MOUNTFORT, AT FARTHINGSTONE, WAS SENTENCED TO SEVEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION FARTHINGSTONE Y 1833 FARTHINGSTONE IG 1833 FOR ONE MONTH, AS AN IDLE AND DISORDERLY PERSON, AND LEAVING HER CHILDREN CHARGEABLE TO EVERDON CHARLES CROSS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN TEN FOWLS, BELONGING TO JOHN MOUNTFORT, OF FARTHINGSTONE EVERDON K NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT BENJAMIN ASSIZES TO THE HOUSE OF CATHARINE CORRECTION THE UNDER-MENTIONED CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED TO GOSPORT FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL, AND PUT ON BOARD THE YORK HULK :- JAMES HOWE, FOR FOURTEEN YEARS, AND THOMAS COSTOLA, CHARLES GOODWIN, WILLIAM TAYLOR, JOHN BEASLEY, AND CHARLES CROSS, FOR SEVEN YEARS SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE FOR ONE MONTH, FOR BEHAVING IN A RIOTOUS AND INDECENT MANNER WHIILST IN A STATE OF DRUNKENESS ELIZABETH CROSS 1840 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ELIZABETH CROSS 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS HANNAH 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL HENRY CROSS 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS HENRY CROSS BREACH OF THE PEACE 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL HENRY CROSS SURETIES BRACKLEY HENRY CROSS, OF BRACKLEY, FOR WANT OF SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HIS THOMAS HERRIEF AND ANN, HIS WIFE 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS HENRY CROSS BREACH OF THE PEACE BRACKLEY HENRY CROSS, CHARGED WITH A BREACH OF THE PEACE BY THOMAS HERRIEF, OF BRACKLEY, AND ANN HIS WIFE N INDECENT CONDUCT C BOROUGH COMMITMENTS O 1842 C DRUNK E CROSS R 1838 ANN T 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL H 1841 ASSAULT A CROSS DESBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE BRACKLEY HENRY CROSS, OF BRACKLEY, LABOURER, & SAMUEL LINES, OF EYDON, LABOURER, FOR WANT OF SURETIES FOR THEIR APPEARANCE AT THE SESSIONS AND FOR KEEPING THE PEACE, THE FORMER TOWARDS THOMAS HERRIEF AND THE LATTER TOWARDS EDWARD LINES A L WANT OF SURETIES FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR RIOTOUS AND INDECENT CONDUCT IN THE PUBLIC STREETS WHILST IN A STATE OF INTOXICATION FOR A BREACH OF THE PEACE. NO PROSECUTION. BRACKLEY HENRY CROSS ESCAPING BRACKLEY HENRY CROSS ESCAPING BRACKLEY HENRY CROSS ASSAULT BRACKLEY JAMES CROSS ASSAULT HARLESTONE HACKLETON TO ASHTON NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN CROSS REMOVAL 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN CROSS GAME LAWS 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN CROSS THEFT 1836 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN CROSS THEFT 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN CROSS JOSEPH 1840 QUARTER SESSIONS ROBERT CROSS 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS ROBERT CROSS 1838 ROBBERY ROBERT CROSS R Y P GAME E JOHN CROSS, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR STEALING A QUANTITY OF APPLES FROM THE ORCHARD OF JOHN FRANKLIN, OF NEWBOTTLE BRAUNSTON JOHN CROSS, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR NEGLECTING THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, THOMAS JOHNSON, OF BRAUNSTON BOUGHTON JOSEPH CROSS, OF KINGSTHORPE, LABOURER, WAS CONVICTED OF HAVING COMMITTED A TRESPASS IN SEARCH OF GAME ON LAND IN THE OCCUPATION OF MR. JOSEPH FAULKNER, IN THE PARISH OF BOUGHTON, ON THE 5TH INSTANT, AND ADJUDGED TO PAY PENALTY AND COSTS, AMOUNTING TOGETHER TO £2. 13S. 6D. ROBERT CROSS, CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLING AND SELLING CERTAIN LEATHERS, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES BAILEY EMBEZZLE MENT ROBERT CROSS, CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLING AND SELLING CERTAIN LEATHERS, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES BAILEY. NOT GUILTY. A EMBEZZLE MENT L A JOHN CROSS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A BLUNDERBUSS, THE PROPERTY OF MICHAEL BENNETT, OF CHACOMB, AND A GUN, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS PLUMB NEWBOTTLE N C CROSS K CHACOMB C NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WHITTLEBURY NEGLECT O 1844 H 1844 R 1842 SURETIES T 1837 CROSS A 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS HENRY L 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS IG 1841 HENRY CROSS, CHARGED WITH A BREACH OF THE PEACE BY THOMAS HERRIEF, OF BRACKLEY, AND ANN HIS WIFE. TO ENTER INTO HIS OWN RECOGNIZANCES IN £40, AND TWO SURETIES IN £20 EACH, AND TO GIVE NOTICE THEREOF TO MR. WESTON, ATTORNEY FOR PROSECUTION CHARGED WITH BREAKING OPEN THE PRISON OF BRACKLEY, AND UNLAWFULLY ESCAPING THEREFROM INDICTED FOR BREAKING OUT OF THE PRISON AT BRACKLEY, WAS ACQUITTED HENRY CROSS, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR ASSAULTING HENRY WALSH, OF BRACKLEY JAMES CROSS, AGED 23, CHARGED WITH AN ASSAULT ON THOMAS GROSE, OF HARLESTONE ORDERS FOR THE REMOVAL OF JOHN CROSS, HIS WIFE AND FAMILY, NOW RESIDING IN HACKLETON, THEREFROM, TO THE PARISH OF ASHTON, AS BEING THEIR PLACE OF LEGAL SETTLEMENT FOR ONE MONTH, FOR TRESPASSING, IN PURSUIT OF A DEER, IN WHITTLEBURY FOREST THEFT NORTH END NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1845 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS SARAH CROSS THEFT BRACKLEY SARAH CROSS WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF SOCKS, AND ANOTHER ARTICLE, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE TAYLOR. THE PARTIES RESIDE AT BRACKLEY. THE CASE WAS ADJOURNED 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS W. CROSS NON PAYMENT KETTERING SEE ARTICLE 1841 CALENDAR OF PRISONERS FOR TRIAL WILLIAM CROSS THEFT KING SUTTON WILLIAM CROSS, 20, CHARGED WITH STEALING 64IBLS. WEIGHT OF COAL, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM SELTON, AT KINGS SUTTON WILLIAM CROSS, 20, WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING ? WEIGHT OF COAL, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM SALTER, AT KINGS SUTTON. HE WAS SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT ROBERT COBB, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SHIRT FROM THE PREMISES OF WILLIAM CROSS, ROTHWELL 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS WILLIAM CROSS THEFT KING SUTTON 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM CROSS VICTIM ROWELL 1844 EMBEZZLEMENT WILLIAM CROSS EMBEZZLE MENT WILLIAM CROSS VICTIM BRIGSTOCK SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM CROSS MENTIONE D KETTERING SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM CROSS THEFT KINGSUTTON WILLIAM CROSS, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT KINGSUTTON, 64LB. OF COAL, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM SALTER WILLIAM CROSS MENTIONE D HEATHENCOTE SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM CROSS VICTIM CHACOMBE SEE ARTICLE JOHN CROSS THEFT WILLIAM CROSS VICTIM MENTIONE COW LANE NORTHAMPTON D MRS. CROSSE 1835 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL RICHARD CROSSLEY 1835 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER SESSIONS RICHARD CROSSLEY 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL RICHARD CROSSLEY 1842 DIED WILLIAM CROSSLEY 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM CROSSLEY 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ELIZABETH CROTEN T O THEFT DIED CHARITY CROW 1836 DIED ELIZABETH CROW CROW ROADE DIED WELLINGBOROUGH VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH INDECENT CONDUCT WEEDON A 1836 CROUCH THEFT K R POTTERPURY P THEFT C 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES DIED ANN E H A INQUEST 1837 BRIGSTOCK Y 1845 SEE ARTICLE L 1845 CHACOMBE C 1835 IG 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION R 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL N 1840 A 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS L 1845 SEE ARTICLE MENTIONE D DIED MENTIONE D MENTIONE D FANNY BLADES, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ASSAULTING JOHN MITCHELL & WILLIAM CROSS, AT BRIGSTOCK SEE ARTICLE RICHARD CROSSLEY, OF POTTERSPURY, CHARGED WITH STEALING FOUR BUNDLES OF PEA STICKS, OF THE VALUE OF EIGHT PENCE, THE PROPERTY OF THE DUKE OF GRAFTON WAS SENTENCED TO A MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT FOR STEALING FOUR BUNDLES OF PEA STICKS, THE PROPERTY OF THE DUKE OF GRAFTON RICHARD CROSSLEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING A COPPER, VALUE 50S. THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM AMOS, OF ROAD ON THE 16TH INSTANT, AT WELLINGBOROUGH, AFTER A LONG AND PAINFUL ILLNESS, MR. WILLIAM CROSSLEY, AGED 64 YEARS BENJAMIN PRATT, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS WILLIAM CROSSLEY, OF WELLINGBOROUGH MARY HART, ELIZABETH CROTEN, & ELIZABETH THOMPSON, RESPECTIVELY FOR ONE MONTH, FOR RIOTOUS AND INDECENT CONDUCT, AND WANDERING ABROAD IN THE PARISH OF WEEDON WARKWORTH SEE ARTICLE PAULERSPURY SEE ARTICLE (AGED 89) PAULERSPURY SEE ARTICLE PAULERSPURY SEE ARTICLE MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D EMMA CROW 1839 NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES SAMUEL CROW 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES THOMAS CROW NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM CROW CHARLES CROWHURST JOHN CROWSON 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES MENTIONE D MENTIONE D TOWCESTER SEE ARTICLE KETTERING SEE ARTICLE UPTON WILLIAM CROW, OF UPTON, FARMER, APPEARED ON A SUMMONS FOR AN ASSAULT ON JOHN FACER, OF NORTHAMPTON, SAWYER, AT UPTON, ON THE 19TH INSTANT. HE ADMITTED THE ASSAULT, BUT PLEADED PROVOCATION. HE WAS FINED, WITH COSTS, 14S. 6D., WHICH HE IMMEDIATELY PAID KETTERING SEE ARTICLE LOWICK SEE ARTICLE T 1841 ASSAULT SEE ARTICLE H 1844 DAVENTRY LEICESTER NORTHAMPTON STREET DIED EMILY CROXEN DIED 1837 DIED JAMES WILLMOTT CROXEN MENTIONE LEICESTER NORTHAMPTON D STREET 1837 CURIOUS CHALLENGE JAMES WILMOT CROXEN CHALLENG LEICESTER NORTHAMPTON E STREET 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN CROXEN VICTIM 1842 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JOHN CROXEN 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN 1844 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS MR. 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS 1839 DIED 1846 1843 1846 1840 ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS R A R Y L BURTON LATIMER ON THE 18TH INST. EMILY, THE INFANT DAUGHTER OF MR. JAMES WILLMOTT CROXEN, OF LEICESTER STREET, IN THIS TOWN, IN THE 1ST YEAR OF HER AGE ON THE 18TH INST. EMILY, THE INFANT DAUGHTER OF MR. JAMES WILLMOTT CROXEN, OF LEICESTER STREET, IN THIS TOWN, IN THE 1ST YEAR OF HER AGE SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM EADY, CHARGED WITH STEALING SIX OAK WHEEL SPOKES FROM THE YARD OF JOHN CROXEN, OF BURTON LATIMER SEE ARTICLE BURTON LATIMER MATTHEW KEACH, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR RUNNING AWAY FROM THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, JOHN CROXEN, OF BURTON LATIMER, AND OTHERWISE MISBEHAVING HIMSELF TOWARD HIS SAID MASTER C P O CROXEN MENTIONE D MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE MR. J. W. CROXEN VICTIM PITSFORD THE COMPLAINT AGAINST WILLIAM LAUNDON, BUTCHER, FOR ASSAULTING MR. J. W. CROXEN, IN THE PARISH OF PITSFORD, ON THE 11TH JANUARY INSTANT, WAS DISMISSED WILLIAM B. CROXEN DIED MOULTON ON THE 29TH ULT., AT MOULTON, MR. WILLIAM B. CROXEN, AGED 53 DANIEL CROXFORD DAMAGE GRETTON SEE ARTICLE RICHARD CROXFORD TRESPASSI NG GRETTON SEE ARTICLE THOMAS CROXFORD VICTIM STOWE JOSEPH TOWNSEND, CHARGED WITH STEALING A POUND AND A HALF OF FLOUR, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS CROXFORD, OF STOWE JOHN CROXON ASSAULT BURTON LATIMER SEE ARTICLE JOHN CROXON VICTIM BURTON LATIMER WILLIAM EADY, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN SIX OAK WHEEL SPOKES, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN CROXON, OF BURTON LATIMER A N C CROXEN L KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS BURTON LATIMER MENTIONE D A 1846 IG 1837 E NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES K 1834 1845 1844 1845 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS MR. CROXON LICENSE MR. CROXON JOHN CROXTON MENTIONE CROSS D KEYS NON PAYMENT IRTHLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE BURTON LATIMER SEE ARTICLE KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JOHN CROXTON WARRANT BURTON LATIMER JOHN CROXTON, OF BURTON LATIMER, OBTAINED A WARRANT OF EJECTMENT AGAINST GEORGE CHAMBERLAIN 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS CROXTON MENTIONE D THORPE ACHURCH SEE ARTICLE 1834 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL THOMAS CRUNDELL THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS CHARLES CRUTCHLEY ASSAULT RAVENSTHORPE ARTHUR CRY VICTIM ARTHUR CRYER VICTIM HARRIET CRYER VICTIM 1846 JAMES PAGE, CHARGED WITH STEALING MONEY FROM THE SHOP OF ARTHUR CRYER, AT WELLINGBOROUGH TOWCESTER JOSEPH HALES, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS £5 BE PAID, FOR ASSAULTING HARRIET CRYER, OF TOWCESTER NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES KETTERING PETTY WILLIAM SESSIONS R A R L ASSAULT CRYER MENTIONE D CUE CHARGING THEFT K WELLINGBOROUGH Y CRYER E H IG JOHN PAGE, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT WELLINGBOROUGH, 12S., THE PROPERTY OF ARTHUR CRY HOLLOWELL C 1838 THOMAS THOMAS CRUNDELL, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PIECE OF OAK, VALUE 3S. THE PROPERTY OF JOHN WOOLSTON, OF WELLINGBOROUGH CHARLES CRUTCHLEY, OF RAVENSTHORPE, LABOURER, WAS CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT ON WILLIAM SMITH, AT RAVENSTHORPE, ON THE 20TH INSTANT, AND FINED WITH COSTS, 20S., WHICH HE IMMEDIATELY PAID WELLINGBOROUGH THOMAS CRYER, OF HOLLOWELL, VICTUALLER, WAS ALSO CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT ON MR. JOHN CHAPMAN, OF HOLLOWELL, ON THE 22D INST., AND FINED, WITH COSTS, 15S. HOLLOWELL SEE ARTICLE BURTON LATIMER SEE ARTICLE N 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS P 1843 O 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION C 1843 T 1842 EDWARD CUFF & MARY ANN CUFF, CHARGED WITH STEALING FIVE GOLD RINGS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM KIRK, SEN. BOROUGH COMMITMENTS EDWARD CUFF 1837 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS EDWARD CUFF 1837 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS MARY ANN CUFF MARY ANN CUFF THEFT NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE JAMES CUFFLEY DIED BOUGHTON GREEN SEE ARTICLE (AGED 17) A 1837 NORTHAMPTON A L THEFT SEE ARTICLE EDWARD CUFF & MARY ANN CUFF, CHARGED WITH STEALING FIVE GOLD RINGS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM KIRK, SEN. THEFT 1837 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS INQUEST 1844 DIED ANN CULCHETH DIED DAVENTRY ON THURSDAY LAST, AT DAVENTRY, AFTER A LONG ILLNESS, ANN, WIFE OF MR. JOHN CULCHETH, BAKER, AGED 55 YEARS 1844 DIED JOHN CULCHETH MENTIONE D DAVENTRY ON THURSDAY LAST, AT DAVENTRY, AFTER A LONG ILLNESS, ANN, WIFE OF MR. JOHN CULCHETH, BAKER, AGED 55 YEARS 1837 1841 DARING BURGLARY MRS. CULCHETH VICTIM 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS WILLIAM CULCHETH THEFT IN THE COURSE OF TUESDAY NIGHT LAST THE DWELLING HOUSE OF MRS. CULCHETH, IN DERNGATE, WAS BROKEN OPEN, AND ROBBED OF NOTES AND OTHER MONIES TO THE VALUE OF £50. NO CLUE TO THE OFFENDERS HAS HITHERTO BEEN OBTAINED, BUT A REWARD IS OFFERED FOR THEIR APPREHENSION SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM CULCHETH THEFT SEE ARTICLE CHARLES CUMBERPATCH VICTIM NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE INQUEST DAN CUMBERPATCH MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1843 1843 T 1844 DERNGATE NORTHAMPTON MURDER NORTHAMPTON 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS DANIEL CUMBERPATCH MENTIONE D 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS DANIEL CUMBERPATCH KILLING 1846 COMMITMENTS TO THE BOROUGH PRISON HENRY CUMBERPATCH 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM CUMBERPATCH MENTIONE NEW INN D 1834 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL GEORGE CUMMING VICTIM 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN CUNLIFFE 1842 ASSIZES JOHN CUNLIFFE 1842 DIED SPENCER 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS 1842 1836 E ALL SAINTS NORTHAMPTON PARISH KINGSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE KETTERING SOPHIA HARMAN, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SOVEREIGN FROM THE PERSON OF GEORGE CUMMING, OF KETTERING C N C O P REFUSING TO WORK A Y R R NORTHAMPTON KINGS SUTTON L A THEFT THEFT KINGS SUTTON CUNLIFFE DIED PRESTON DEANERY BRIDGET CUNNINGHAM DAMAGE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ROBERT CUNNINGHAM THEFT NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS CUNNINGHAM THEFT A EDWARD LENTON, AGED 26, JOHN FITZHUGH, AGED 42, CHARLES COLES, AGED 25, AND HENRY KING, AGED 31, CHARGED WITH BEING PRESENT AND AIDING AND ASSISTING DANIEL CUMBERPATCH (NOT YET APPRENHENDED) IN MURDERING FREDERICK FITZHUGH DANIEL CUMBERPATCH, CHARGED WITH KILLING AND SLAYING FREDERICK FITZHUGH FOR 21 DAYS, FOR REFUSING TO WORK AT EMPLOYMENT SUITED TO HIS AGE AND STRENGTH, WHEREBY HE BECAME CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF ALL SAINTS K CUMBERPATCH H DANIEL L BOROUGH PRISONERS IG 1845 JOHN FITZHUGH, EDWARD LENTON, CHARLES COLES, AND HENRY KING, CHARGED WITH AIDING AND ABETTING DANIEL CUMBERPATCH IN THE WILFUL MURDER OF FREDERICK FITZHUGH. DANIEL CUMBERPATCH, CHARGED WITH THE WILFUL MURDER OF FREDERICK FITZHUGH. RICHARD WILLSON & JOHN CUNLIFFE, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT KINGS SUTTON, STOLEN A LEG OF LAMB AND 2LB. OF SUET FROM THOMAS JERROINS, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS WATERS RICHARD WILSON, AGED 44, & JOHN CUNLIFFE, AGED 38, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THOMAS JERROUS, IN THE PARISH OF KINGS SUTTON, A LEG OF LAMB AND 2LB. OF SUET, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS WATERS ON THE 22D INSTANT, AT PRESTON DEANERY, IN THIS COUNTY, SPENCER CUNLIFFE, AGED 10 YEARS, SECOND SON OF LANGHAM CHRISTIE, ESQ. BRIDGET CUNNINGHAM, FOR SEVEN DAYS, UNLESS 5S. 10D. BE PAID, FOR MALICIOUSLY BREAKING A DRINKING GLASS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BONHAM, BEERSELLER ROBERT CUNNINGHAM WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING SOME OAK STAVES, AND SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS' HARD LABOUR SEE ARTICLE 1845 1839 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS DIED EDWARD ELEANOR CUNNINGTON CUNNINGTON RIDING WITHOUT REINS BENEFIELD SEE ARTICLE DIED KINGS CLIFFE AT KINGS CLIFFE, ON SATURDAY WEEK, AFTER TWO DAYS' ILLNESS OF INFLAMMATION, AGED 32, ELEANOR WIFE OF MR. JOS. CUNNINGTON, SURGEON, AND ELDEST DAUGHTER OF JOHN PICKARD TAILBY, GENT. OF TUR LANGTON, LEICESTERSHIRE WOTHORPE GEORGE MARTIN KEATLEY, AGED 21, JAMES CUNNINGTON, AGED 39, & JOHN GELDAR, AGED 16, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE 1ST OF JUNE, AT WOTHORPE, FELONIOUSLY ASSAULTED AND PUT IN FEAR OF HIS LIFE W. W. WATERFIELD, AND STOLEN FROM HIS PERSON 5S. 6D. HALF., A SILK HANDKERCHIEF, PENKNIFE, AND MEMORANDUM BOOK NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES JAMES CUNNINGTON ASSAULT 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JOHN CUNNINGTON RIDING WITHOUT REINS JOHN CUNNINGTON MENTIONE D JOHN CUNNINGTON VICTIM JOHN CUNNINGTON MENTIONE D JOHN CUNNINGTON CUNNINGTON VICTIM 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES JOHN CUNNINGTON VICTIM 1839 DIED JOSEPH 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOSIAH CUNNINGTON 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ROBERT 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL 1842 1842 MENTIONE D KINGS CLIFFE KINGS CLIFFE L A CUNNINGTON KINGS CLIFFE C JOHN E R A L KINGS CLIFFE N ASSIZES C 1834 THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH CUNNINGTON THEFT OUNDLE ROBERT CUNNINGTON THEFT OUNDLE QUARTER SESSIONS ROBERT CUNNINGTON THEFT COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION ROBERT CUNNINGTON THEFT A LUCY STRICKLAND, FOR THREE WEEKS, FOR DAMAGING OAK WOOD GROWING IN AN EXTRA PAROCHIAL PLACE, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN CUNNINGTON WILLIAM SCOTNEY, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING JOHN CUNNINGTON, OF KINGS CLIFFE K IG KINGS CLIFFE VICTIM O 1834 R 1837 SEE ARTICLE KINGS CLIFFE Y 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES COMMITED TO THE COUNTY GAOL SINCE OUR LAST REPORT BENEFIELD P 1842 H T 1845 OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE JAMES BRITTON, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A QUANTITY OF BUTTER AND SOME EGGS, BELONGING TO JOHN CUNNINGTON, OF KINGS CLIFFE JAMES BRITTON, 17, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF BUTTER AND EGGS FROM THE HOUSE OF JOHN CUNNINGTON, OF KINGS CLIFFE SEE ARTICLE AT KINGS CLIFFE, ON SATURDAY WEEK, AFTER TWO DAYS' ILLNESS OF INFLAMMATION, AGED 32, ELEANOR WIFE OF MR. JOS. CUNNINGTON, SURGEON, AND ELDEST DAUGHTER OF JOHN PICKARD TAILBY, GENT. OF TUR LANGTON, LEICESTERSHIRE JOHN SADLER & JOSIAH CUNNINGTON, RESPECTIVELY FOR ONE MONTH, FOR STEALING A QUANTITY OF CABBAGES FROM AN ENCLOSED GROUND IN THE PARISH OF WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE ROBERT CUNNINGTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT OUNDLE, CERTAIN OAK STAVES, THE PROPERTY OF MESSRS. RICHARD TIBBITS AND JOHN SMITH ROBERT CUNNINGTON, AGED 45, CHARGD WITH STEALING CERTAIN OAK STAVES, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM TIBBITS AND JOHN SMITH CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT OUNDLE, A 36 GALLON BARREL AND A QUANTITY OF IRON HOOPING 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION TEBBUTT CUNNINGTON 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS CUNNINGTON 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS TIBBERT CUNNINGTON GAME 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM CUNNINGTON MENTIONE D 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES WILLIAM CUNNINGTON 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM CUNNINGTON ASSAULT 1845 FATAL ACCIDENT JOHN CURCHIN DIED 1836 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JANE 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS 1845 1839 1842 1842 1844 INQUEST THEFT ROBERT CUNNINGTON GAME LAWS SARAH CUNNINGTON MENTIONE D AGED 45, CHARGED WITH STEALING A 36 GALLON CASK AND A QUANTITY OF IRON HOOPING, THE PROPERTY OF THE OUNDLE UNION BREWING COMPANY OUNDLE GEORGE BONUS, PETER JOLLY, AND WILLIAM BRADSHAW, RESPECTIVELY FOR THREE MONTHS AND WILLIAM RUSSELL AND ROBERT CUNNINGTON, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS SEE ARTICLE GAME KINGS CLIFFE THOMAS HARE, FOR THEE MONTHS, & TEBBUTT CUNNINGTON, FOR TWO MONTHS, AND TO ENTER INTO RECOGNIZANCES FOR ONE YEAR, FOR BEING FOUND ARMED IN THE NIGHT FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF GAME AT KINGS CLIFFE THEFT BLATHERWICK T KINGS CLIFFE E JACOB BEAGLE, AGED 33, THOMAS WOODS, 30, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT KINGS CLIFFE, FIVE QUARTS OF ALE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM CUNNINGTON AND HIS COPARTNERS KINGS CLIFFE SEE ARTICLE KETTERING SEE ARTICLE HARPOLE FOR THREE MONTHS, JANE CURE, SHE HAVING RUN AWAY, AND LEFT HER FAMILY CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF HARPOLE C THREE COCKS CURE RUNNING AWAY JOHN CURE UNION MISCONDU WORKHOU NORTHAMPTON CT SE WILLIAM CURRELL THOMAS CURRY MARY CURSLEY BENJAMIN CURTIN JOB CURTIN DANIEL CURTIS A N JACOB BEAGLE & THOMAS WOODS, CHARGED WITH STEALING FIVE QUARTS OF ALE, AT KINGS CLIFFE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM CUNNINGTON AND HIS COPARTNERS KINGS CLIFFE L VICTIM OF KINGS CLIFFE, CONVICTED OF NIGHT POACHING, AND COMMITTED FOR TWO MONTHS FOR SUCH OFFENCE, ENTERED INTO RECOGNIZANCE FOR HIS NOT SO OFFENDING AGAIN FOR THE SPACE OF ONE YEAR K R Y A R KINGS CLIFFE P O C SEE ARTICLE H IG KINGS CLIFFE L COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS CUNNINGTON A 1842 ROBERT SAMUEL SWINDALL & JOHN CURE, FOR 21 DAYS, FOR MISONDUCT IN THE UNION WORKHOUSE LEAVING FAMILY GREAT ADDINGTON FOR ONE MONTH, FOR NEGLECTING HIS WIFE AND FAMILY, WHEREBY THEY BECAME CHARGEABLE TO GREAT ADDINGTON THEFT BRAUNSTON CHARGED WITH STEALING A SAW, TWO CHISELS, AND OTHER ARTICLES, AT BRAUNSTON CRANFORD ST. JOHN FOR ONE MONTH, FOR RUNNING AWAY AND LEAVING HER CHILDREN CHARGEABLE TO CRANFORD ST. JOHN SYWELL SEE ARTICLE SYWELL SEE ARTICLE FARTHINGHOE SEE ARTICLE LEAVING CHILDREN MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D 1843 JOHN CURTIS REMOVAL JOHN CURTIS DIED ROWELL TO GREAT HARROWDEN NASSINGTON JOHN CURTIS AND HIS WIFE WERE ORDERED TO BE REMOVED FROM ROWELL TO GREAT HARROWDEN SEE ARTICLE 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS JOHN CURTIS ASSAULT & ROBBERY 1842 INQUEST LUCY CURTIS DIED LOWICK 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS PHILIP CURTIS VARIOUS KETTERING 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES SAMUEL CURTIS MENTIONE D T 1839 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS DIED ISLIP SEE ARTICLE 1841 ACCIDENT THOMAS CURTIS ACCIDENT NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS W. CURTIS 1845 INQUEST WILLIAM CURTIS 1835 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES MUSGRAVE CURWEN THEFT 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM CUSLEY 1836 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM CUSLEY 1844 1842 1844 CUTHBERT GEORGE CUTHBERT JAMES E H K KETTERING SEE ARTICLE C N BLISS THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH A BOY NAMED WILLIAM CUSLEY, OF BURTON, WAS CHARGED WITH AN OFFENCE UNDER THE GAME LAWS, THE CHARGED PREFERRED BY W. EADY, OF THE SAME PLACE. THE BOY WAS ADMONISHED AND DISCHARGED WILLIAM CUSLEY, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, FOR SIX MONTHS, FOR STEALING A QUANTITY OF PEARS FROM AN ORCHARD IN THE OCCUPATION OF MAJOR DYKES, IN WELLINGBOROUGH ; AND ALSO FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING AND BEATING THOMAS WILLIS, GARDENER WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR TRADING AS A PETTY CHAPMAN AT WELLINGBOROUGH WITHOUT A LICENSE DRUNK IRTHLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE CUTHBERT ASSAULT IRTHLINGBOROUGH TO FINEDON SEE ARTICLE JAMES CUTHBERT ASSAULT IRTHLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE JAMES CUTHBERT DRUNK IRTHLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE A CUSTLEY BUGBROOKE L Y P O C WILLIAM THEFT & ASSAULT SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM CURTIS, OF BUGBROOK, LABOURER, WAS CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT ON ANNE WEBSTER, ON THE 6TH INST., AND FINED, WITH COSTS, 18S. 6D. BURTON LICENSE L 1844 GAME A 1842 WHITE HART INN SEE ARTICLE R ASSAULT SEE ARTICLE FRANCIS SHARMAN AND PHILIP CURTIS, LABOURERS, OF KETTERING, WERE CHARGED, ONE WITH COMMITTING A BREACH OF THE PEACE BY FIGHTING, AND THE OTHER WITH BEING DRUNK AND DISORDERLY, ON THE NIGHT OF THE 22D OF NOVEMBER, AND WERE ORDERED TO PAY 5S. EACH BY THAT DAY FORTNIGHT A CURTIS IG WILLIAM R NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS CRISPIN STREET MENTIONE KETTERING D MENTIONE BULL LANE NORTHAMPTON D 1842 1836 SEE ARTICLE 1838 NORTHANTS ASSIZES JOHN CUTHBERT THEFT WOODFORD JOHN CUTHBERT, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PIECE OF MEAT, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM LEETE, OF WOODFORD 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES CUTHBERT THEFT WOODFORD SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS JOHN CUTHBERT MENTIONE D RAUNDS SEE ARTICLE 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN CUTHBERT THEFT WOODFORD JOHN CUTHBERT, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF HAY, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH WALKER, OF WOODFORD 1837 ASSIZES JOHN CUTHBERT THEFT WOODFORD JOHN CUTHBERT, 21, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF HAY, AT WOODFORD, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH WALKER CUTHBERT THEFT WOODFORD SEE ARTICLE CUTHBERT DRUNK IRTHLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE CUTHBERT DRUNK IRTHLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON DAVID DADFORD DIED 1846 DIED GEORGE DADFORD DIED BRIDGE STREET DERSERTIN UNION G WORKHOU WORKHOU SE SE UNION MENTIONE WORKHOU D SE UNION MISCONDU WORKHOU CT SE UNION REFUSING WORKHOU TO WORK SE NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN DADFORD 1844 INQUEST JOHN DADFORD 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN DADFORD 1840 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN DADFORD 1846 DIED JONATHAN DADFORD 1844 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS JONATHAN DADFORD JONATHAN DADFORD MARY DADFORD MR. DADFORD MR. DADFORD THOMAS DADLEY THEFT THOMAS DADLEY REMOVED FROM GAOL NORTHAMPTON 1842 1839 1838 1841 1841 NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS REMOVED FROM COUNTY GAOL A L NORTHAMPTON C P O C NORTHAMPTON NORTHAMPTON A N NORTHAMPTON VICTIM L NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS MENTIONE BRIDGE D STREET A 1837 Y R 1841 MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D ST. GILES STREET BRIDGE STREET ON TUESDAY LAST, DEEPLY REGRETTED BY FAMILY AND FRIENDS, MR. DAVID DADFORD, JEWELLER, OF THIS TOWN, AGED 28 YEARS ON THURSDAY THE 13TH INSTANT, GEORGE, THE INFANT SON OF MR. JONATHAN DADFORD, OF BRIDGE STREET, IN THIS TOWN, AGED SEVEN MONTHS JACOB WILLIAMS, JOHN DADFORD, & JAMES GUDGEON, RESPECTIVELY FOR 21 DAYS, FOR MISCONDUCT IN THE UNION WORKHOUSE, AND ABSENTING THEMSELVES THEREFROM WITHOUT CONSENT OT NOTICE E DIED K 1837 R 1845 H 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY WILLIAM SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY WILLIAM SESSIONS IG 1837 T 1839 SEE ARTICLE FOR 21 DAYS, FOR MISCONDUCT IN THE UNION WORKHOUSE JOHN DADFORD & JAMES GUDGEON, RESPECTIVELY FOR 14 DAYS, FOR REFUSING TO WORK AS AN EMPLOYMENT SUITED TO THEIR AGE, STRENGTH, AND CAPACITY ON THURSDAY THE 13TH INSTANT, GEORGE, THE INFANT SON OF MR. JONATHAN DADFORD, OF BRIDGE STREET, IN THIS TOWN, AGED SEVEN MONTHS JOHN FURNACE AND SAMUEL SWINDALL WERE FOUND "GUILTY" OF STEALING 1 HALF LB. WEIGHT OF TOBACCO, THE PROPERTY OF JONATHAN DADFORD, AND WERE SENTENCED. FURNACE TO ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT AND SWINDALL TO SEVEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE KETTERING SEE ARTICLE THE UNDER MENTIONED CONVICTS WERE REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL LAST TO THE LEVIATHAN HULK AT PORTSMOUTH 1843 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS JOHN DAIGHTON POACHING GRENDON JOHN DAIGHTON, THOMAS GREEN, JAMES SYKES, AND ED. SHARP, WERE CHARGED WITH POACHING AT THE PARISH OF GRENDON. DAIGHTON WAS FINED £2, AND THE OTHERS 4S. EACH. COMMITTED IN DEFAULT OF PAYMENT THE FOLLOWING PRISONERS HAVE BEEN CONVICTED UNDER THE GAME LAWS : JAMES BACHELOR, OF MIDDLETON CHENEY, FOR TWO MONTHS ; THOMAS TEE AND CHARLES GILBY, FOR THE SAME TERM ; WILLIAM DAINES AND THOMAS UPCHURCH, BOTH OF POLEBROOK, SEVERALLY FOR ONE MONTH ; JOHN WESTON, OF YARWELL, FOR SIX WEEKS ; AND THOMAS RICHARDS, FOR TWO MONTHS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM DAINES GAME POLEBROOK 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS HANNAH DAINTY CHARGING ROWELL 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS HENRY DAINTY THEFT 1842 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS HENRY DAINTY THEFT 1840 DIED JAMES DAINTY DIED 1834 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL JAMES DAINTY EMBEZZLE MENT 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN DAINTY 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS JOHN DAINTY 1834 ASSIZES JOHN 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES JOHN DAINTY 1833 DIED JOHN DAINTY 1833 DIED MARY ANN 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS MR. 1843 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS ROBERT DAINTY 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS SARAH DAINTY T 1834 K COLLYWESTON C N MENTIONE D MENTIONE D R A L Y VICTIM HENRY DAINTY, CHARGED WITH OBTAINING A PAIR OF MEN'S HALF-BOOTS OF AARON GIBBS UNDER FALSE PRETENCES HENRY DAINTY PLEADED GUILTY TO AN INDICTMENT FOR OBTAINING A PAIR OF MEN'S HALF BOOTS, FROM AARON GIBBS, UNDER FALSE PRETENCES. TWO MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT ON FRIDAY THE 11TH INST., MR. JAS. DAINTY, OF WELFORD, IN THE 68TH YEAR OF HIS AGE JAMES DAINTY, CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLING CERTAIN PIECES OF LEATHER ENTRUSTED TO HIM TO BE MADE UP INTO SHOES, OF THE VALUE OF 5S. THE PROPERTY OF NATHANIEL NEWMAN JOHN PLOUGHWRIGHT CHARGED WITH STEALING A STEEL TRAP &C., THE PROPERTY OF JOHN DAINTY, AT COLLYWESTON JAMES PLOUGHWRIGHT, CHARGED WITH STEALING A STEEL TRAP, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN DAINTY, AT COLLYWESTON. ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR. E H IG R WELFORD P C O VICTIM DAINTY SEE ARTICLE COLLYWESTON SEE ARTICLE LODDINGTON SEE ARTICLE MENTIONE D LODDINGTON LATELY, AT LODDINGTON, IN THIS COUNTY, MISS MARY ANN DAINTY, IN HER 16TH YEAR, ONLY DAUGHTER OF THE LATE MR. JOHN DAINTY, MUCH BELOVED AND LAMENTED DAINTY DIED LODDINGTON LATELY, AT LODDINGTON, IN THIS COUNTY, MISS MARY ANN DAINTY, IN HER 16TH YEAR, ONLY DAUGHTER OF THE LATE MR. JOHN DAINTY, MUCH BELOVED AND LAMENTED DAINTY MENTIONE D LODDINGTON SEE ARTICLE VICTIM SIBBERTOFT JOSEPH HOLT AND THOMAS BEACON WERE CONVICTED OF STEALING A QUANTITY OF HAY, AT SIBBERTOFT, THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT DAINTY, HOLT, TWELVE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR, BEACON, SIX MONTHS' HARD LABOUR MENTIONE D ROWELL SEE ARTICLE A L A LODDINGTON DAINTY EMBEZZLE MENT NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES DAINTY VICTIM TITCHMARSH 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM DAINTY MENTIONE D BROUGHTON 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS WILLIAM DAINTY VICTIM EASTON 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS ELIZABETH DALBY LICENSE FLOORE 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN DALBY GAME BULWICK 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS WILLIAM DALBY THEFT 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION GEORGE DALE VICTIM 1842 ASSIZES (BOROUGH PRISONERS) JOHN DALEY THEFT 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS H. DALLAS 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL HECTOR DALLAS 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS HECTOR 1838 TRANSPORTED HECTOR DALLAS 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ANTHONY DALLORZO LEAVING CHILDREN 1839 ASSIZES ANTHONY DALLORZO VICTIM WEEDON BECK 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES ANTHONY DALLORZO VICTIM WEEDON BECK T K L Y A R R CHIPPING WARDEN KETTERING C P KETTERING N THEFT KETTERING A THEFT A OF FLOORE, VICTUALLER, WAS CONVICTED IN THE PENALTY AND COSTS OF £2. 10S. 6D. FOR KEEPING HER HOUSE ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON THE 6TH NOV. DURING THE USUAL HOURS OF DIVINE SERVICE OF BULWICK, FOR TWO MONTHS, ALSO UNDER THE GAME LAWS WILLIAM DALBY PLEADED GUILTY TO A CHARGE OF STEALING A HAT, THE PROPERTY OF G. ASHWELL, OF DAVENTRY. ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR ROBERT SEYMOUR, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR ASSAULTING GEORGE DALE, AT CHIPPING WARDEN JOHN DALEY, AGED 53, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE 2D INST., STOLEN A BUNDLE CONTAINING THREE SHIRTS, THREE HANDKERCHIEFS, A PIECE OF LINEN CLOTH, AND A BAG, THE PROPERTY OF JESSE CAMPION W. HARVEY & H. DALLAS WERE CONVICTED OF BREAKING OPEN THE HOUSE OF C. GREY OF KETTERING, AND STEALING WEARING APPAREL THEREFROM. SEVEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION WILLIAM HARVEY & HECTOR DALLAS ALIAS JOHN TALLIS, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE COTTAGE OF CHARLES GRAY, OF KETTERING, AND STEALING THEREFROM 20 ARTICLES OF WEARING APPAREL E H IG DAVENTRY THEFT DALLAS THOMAS DAINTY WAS CONVICTED OG EMBEZZLING THE SUM OF ONE GUINEA, THE MONIES OF HIS MASTER, GEORGE BALDWIN. SIX MONTHS' HARD LABOUR JAMES RIMES AND JANE SMITH, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SUIT OF CLOTHES AND OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM DAINTY, OF TITCHMARSH SAMUEL THOMPSON, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR MISBEHAVING HIMSELF AND NEGLECTING HIS WORK AS A SERVANT IN HUSBANDRY TO MR. WILLIAM DAINTY, OF BROUGHTON SEE ARTICLE TRANSPOR TED L 1845 THOMAS O NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS C 1845 ALL SAINTS NORTHAMPTON PARISH SEE ARTICLE THE UNDER MENTIONED CONVICTS, UNDER SENTENCE OF TRANSPORTATION FOR SEVEN YEARS, HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL TO PORTSMOUTH, AND PUT ON BOARD THE LEVIATHAN HULK, VIZ :- HECTOR DALLAS AND WILLIAM HARVEY FOR ONE MONTH, FOR RUNNING AWAY AND LEAVING HIS TWO CHILDREN, WHEREBY THEY BECAME CHARGEABLE TO ALL SAINTS JAMES BISHOP, 23, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT WEEDON BECK, SEVEN RINGS, THREE BROOCHES, A SOAP, SEAL, PAIR OF EAR RINGS, AND A SILK WINDER, VALUE 12S., THE PROPERTY OF ANTHONY DALLORZO SEE ARTICLE ON TUESDAY NIGHT, THE 27TH INSTANT, IN THE 40TH YEAR OF HER AGE, ELIZABETH, THE WIFE OF MR. ANTHONY DALLORZO, OF LEICESTER STREET, IN THIS TOWN, LEAVING EIGHT CHILDREN TO DEPLORE THE LOSS OF AN AFFECTIONATE WIFE AND MOTHER MENTIONE LEICESTER NORTHAMPTON D STREET 1839 DIED ANTHONY DALLORZO 1838 NORTHAMPTON SUMMER ASSIZES ANTONY DALLORZO 1839 DIED ANTONY DALLORZO 1839 DIED ELIZABETH DALLORZO DIED LEICESTER NORTHAMPTON STREET 1839 DIED LOUISA DALLORZO DIED NORTHAMPTON 1839 DIED ANN DALTON DIED 1846 DIED EDWARD DALTON DIED 1839 DIED MR. DALTON MENTIONE D 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM DALTON 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS TIMOTHY 1842 ASSIZES ELIZABETH DANCER ELIZABETH DANCER ELIZABETH DANCER JOHN DANCER JOSEPH DANCER THEFT KINGS SUTTON SEE ARTICLE JOSEPH DANCER THEFT KINGS SUTTON JOSEPH DANCER, CHARGED WITH STEALING A LOAF, SOME FLOUR, &C., THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT EDMUNDS 1833 1844 1844 Y A R R TOWCESTER K IG TOWCESTER L PRESTON CAPES ON SUNDAY LAST, LOUISA, INFANT DAUGHTER OF MR. ANTONY DALLORZO, OF THIS TOWN, AGED 10 WEEKS ON TUESDAY NIGHT, THE 27TH INSTANT, IN THE 40TH YEAR OF HER AGE, ELIZABETH, THE WIFE OF MR. ANTHONY DALLORZO, OF LEICESTER STREET, IN THIS TOWN, LEAVING EIGHT CHILDREN TO DEPLORE THE LOSS OF AN AFFECTIONATE WIFE AND MOTHER ON SUNDAY LAST, LOUISA, INFANT DAUGHTER OF MR. ANTONY DALLORZO, OF THIS TOWN, AGED 10 WEEKS AT TOWCESTER, ON THE 19TH INSTANT, MISS ANN DALTON, SISTER OF MR. DALTON, SURGEON, OF THE ABOVE PLACE, AGED 37 ON THE 17TH INSTANT, AT TOWCESTER, SUDDENLY, MR. EDWARD DALTON, SURGEON, AGED 52 AT TOWCESTER, ON THE 19TH INSTANT, MISS ANN DALTON, SISTER OF MR. DALTON, SURGEON, OF THE ABOVE PLACE, AGED 37 E H T NORTHAMPTON P WILLIAM DALTON, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR MALICIOUSLY BREAKING 24 PANES OF GLASS IN THE IN THE WINDOW OF THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM GOSSAGE, OF PRESTON CAPES THEFT KINGS SUTTON ELIZABETH DANCER, AGED 23, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT KINGS SUTTON, STOLEN A PAIR OF PATTENS, THE PROPERTY OF ANTHONY JONES THEFT KINGS SUTTON SEE ARTICLE THEFT EYDON ELIZABETH DANCER & JANE AMOS, FOR STEALING PEAS, AT EYDON THEFT C ROWELL TIMOTHY DALY, AGED 21, PLEADED GUILTY TO A CHARGE OF STEALING A RAZOR CASE AND RAZOR, VALUE 1S. THE PROPERTY OF JNO. SLOW, OR ROWELL, AND WAS SENTENCED TO FOURTEEN DAYS' IMPRISONMENT A N C O DALY SEE ARTICLE TOWCESTER L 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION LITTLE WELDON DAMAGE A 1842 MENTIONE D MENTIONE D DISORDER LY FOR ONE MONTH, AS A DISORDERLY SERVANT 1844 COUNTY SESSIONS JOSEPH DANCER THEFT KINGSUTTON 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOSEPH DANCER THEFT KINGSUTTON JOSEPH DANCER, CHARGED WITH STEALING A LOAF, A QUANTITY OF FLOUR, &C., THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT EDMUNDS, OF KINGSUTTON JOSEPH DANCER, CHARGED WITH STEALING A LOAF, A QUANTITY OF FLOUR, &C., THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT EDMUNDS, OF KINGSUTTON, WAS FOUND GUILTY, AND SENTENCED TO TWO MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOSEPH DANCER THEFT KINGS SUTTON JOSEPH DANCER & ROBERT WILKINS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A GOOSE, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE JENNINGS, OF KINGS SUTTON 1840 DIED CHARLES DANES MENTIONE D KINGSTHORPE YESTERDAY WEEK, AT KINGSTHORPE, MRS. CHARLES TULLY, DAUGHTER OF MR. CHARLES DANES, FARMER, OF THAT PLACE, AND NEICE OF MR. SAMUEL STANTON, OF THIS TOWN 1842 DIED CHARLES DANES DIED KINGSTHORPE 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL CHARLES DANES VICTIM KINGSTHORPE 1840 QUARTER SESSIONS CHARLES DANES VICTIM KINGSTHORPE 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS CHARLES DANES VICTIM 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS CHARLES DANES VICTIM 1838 DIED CHARLES DANES MENTIONE D R R A KINGSTHORPE INQUEST JOHN DANES 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN DIED MARY ELIZABETH 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS 1842 INQUEST 1836 INQUEST 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL C WESTON FAVELL UNION MISBEHAVI WORKHOU NORTHAMPTON OUR SE DIED L DANES A DANES A 1838 DIED DANES LICENSE TRANSFER DANES DIED MATTHEW DANFORD DIED EDWARD DANIEL VICTIM RICHARD WHEATSHE DALLINGTON AF C 1844 LICENSE TRANSFER N DANES L Y ELIZABETH P NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS O 1843 K IG KINGSTHORPE KINGSTHORPE EARLY ON TUESDAY MORNING LAST, MR. CHARLES DANES, FARMER OF KINGSTHORPE, NEAR THIS TOWN, AGED 76 YEARS ROGER BAILEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT KINGSTHORPE, A DUCK AND 10 FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF CHARLES DANES, SEN. ROGER BAILEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING A TAME DUCK AND 10 TAME FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF CHARLES DAMES, SEN. OF KINGSTHORPE ROGER BAILEY PLEADED GUILTY OF STEALIGN A DUCK AND TEN FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF CHARLES DANES, OF KINGSTHORPE ROGER BAILEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING A TAME DUCK AND 10 TAME FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF CHARLES DANES, SEN. OF KINGSTHORPE, PLEADED GUILTY, AND WAS SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS' HARD LABOUR ON THURSDAY THE 20TH INST. MUCH RESPECTED, MRS. MARY ELIZABETH DANES, WIFE OF MR. CHARLES DANES, FARMER, OF KINGSTHORPE, NEAR THIS TOWN, AND ONLY DAUGHTER OF MR. ABBOTT, OLD OLD LODGE, AGED 25 E H T 1843 KINGSTHORPE WHEATSHE DALLINGTON AF UNION WORKHOU NORTHAMPTON SE OUNDLE WELLINGBOROUGH THE LICENSE OF THE WHITE HART PUBLIC HOUSE AT FLOORE WAS TRANSFERRED FROM MRS. CHARLOTTE SHORTLAND TO MR. THOMAS HUNT ; AND THE LICENSE OF THE WHEAT SHEAF, AT DALLINGTON, FROM THE EXECUTORS OF THE LATE MR. RICHARD DANES TO HIS WIDOW, MRS. ELIZABETH DANES SEE ARTICLE (AGED 72) JOSEPH HADDON & JOHN DANES, RESPECTIVELY FOR 21 DAYS, FOR MISBEHAVIOUR IN THE UNION WORKHOUSE ON THURSDAY THE 20TH INST. MUCH RESPECTED, MRS. MARY ELIZABETH DANES, WIFE OF MR. CHARLES DANES, FARMER, OF KINGSTHORPE, NEAR THIS TOWN, AND ONLY DAUGHTER OF MR. ABBOTT, OLD OLD LODGE, AGED 25 THE LICENSE OF THE WHITE HART PUBLIC HOUSE AT FLOORE WAS TRANSFERRED FROM MRS. CHARLOTTE SHORTLAND TO MR. THOMAS HUNT ; AND THE LICENSE OF THE WHEAT SHEAF, AT DALLINGTON, FROM THE EXECUTORS OF THE LATE MR. RICHARD DANES TO HIS WIDOW, MRS. ELIZABETH DANES SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE JOSEPH ALLEN, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF ONIONS FROM THE COACH HOUSE OF EDWARD DANIEL, OF WELLINGBOROUGH NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS EDWARD DANIEL VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES DANIEL VICTIM WEEDON BECK 1843 DIED MARY ANN DANIEL DIED NORTHAMPTON 1843 DIED MR. DANIEL MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON 1844 DIED MR. DANIEL MENTIONE WATERLOO PATTISHALL D 1843 DIED MR. T. DANIEL MENTIONE D 1844 DIED SAMUEL DANIEL DIED 1842 DIED SAMUEL DANIEL DIED FARTHINGSTONE 1841 ASSAULT JOHN F. DANIELL ASSAULT DODFORD 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JANUARY SESSIONS JOSEPH DANIELL THEFT KINGS SUTTON 1842 ATTEMPTED BURGLARY WILLIAM DANIELL 1838 INQUEST THOMAS DANIELLS 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS GEORGE 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS GEORGE DANIELS 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN DANIELS 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN DANIELS NON PAYMENT FLOORE 1841 FIRE MR. DANIELS FIRE DODFORD 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS REBECCA DANIELS COMPLAIN T KETTERING 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION RICHARD DANIELS VICTIM EVENLEY T 1837 E H R A L SEE ARTICLE C WESTON FAVELL A WESTON FAVELL L A SEE ARTICLE JOSEPH DANIELL, AGED 19, AND ROBERT WILKINS, AGED 17, CHARGED WITH STEALING A GOOSE, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE JENNINGS, OF KINGS SUTTON SEE ARTICLE THEFT VICTIM ON THE 2D INSTANT, AT THE NORTHAMPTON GENERAL LUNATIC ASYLUM, AGED 42, SAMUEL DANIEL, OF FARTHINGSTONE, LATE A PATIENT OF THAT INSTITUTION WESTON FAVELL N MENTIONE TRUMPET INN D ON TUESDAY NIGHT, AT PATTISHALL, SAMUEL, YOUNGEST SON OF THE LATE MR. DANIEL, OF WATERLOO, IN THIS TOWN, AGED 19 K IG R Y P O C DANIELS ON THE 4TH INSTANT, AT FARNDON, NEAR BYFIELD, MRS. CLEAVER, WIFE OF THE LATE MR. RICHARD CLEAVER, AND SISTER TO THE LATE MR. T. DANIEL, OF HINTON, AGED 72. HINTON PATTISHALL BURGLARY THREE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT - JOSEPH ALLEN, FOR STEALING A QUANTITY OF ONIONS FROM THE COACH HOUSE OF EDWARD DANIEL, OF WELLINGBOROUGH THOMAS IZZARD, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING JAMES DANIEL, OF WEEDON BECK ON THE 1ST INSTANT, IN THE 16TH YEAR OF HER AGE, MARY ANN, ONLY DAUGHTER OF THE LATE MR. DANIEL, OF THIS TOWN ON THE 1ST INSTANT, IN THE 16TH YEAR OF HER AGE, MARY ANN, ONLY DAUGHTER OF THE LATE MR. DANIEL, OF THIS TOWN ON TUESDAY NIGHT, AT PATTISHALL, SAMUEL, YOUNGEST SON OF THE LATE MR. DANIEL, OF WATERLOO, IN THIS TOWN, AGED 19 VAGRANT LAWS GEORGE DANIELS, CHARGED WITH STEALING, ON THE 17TH INST., TWO BRASS TAPS, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS SMITH, PLUMBER JOHN COLINGMEAD WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING A HAT AND A PAIR OF LEGGINGS FROM THE HOUSE OF JOHN LYMAN, OF WESTON FAVELL, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE DANIELS. THREE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR FOR ONE MONTH, UNDER THE VAGRANT LAWS A WARRANT OF DISTRESS WAS GRANTED AGAINST THE GOODS, OF JOHN DANIELS, OF FLOORE, MALSTER, FOR NON PAYMENT OF POOR'S RATES SEE ARTICLE REBECCA DANIELS, OF KETTERING, CHARGED MARY HAWTHORN, OF THE SAME PLACE, WITH VIOLENTY ASSAULTING HER. THE DEFENDANT SAID THAT SHE DID NOT WISH TO HURT DEFENDANT ; SO THE LATTER WAS ADMONISHED AND DISMISSED BENJAMIN EVANS, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR WILFULLY INJURING A TABLE, AT EVENLEY, THE PROPERTY OF RICHARD DANIELS RICHARD DANIELS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF FRESH BUTTER, VALUE 2S., THE PROPERTY OF HIS MASTER, WILLIAM DRUCE, OF POTTERSPURY RICHARD DANIELS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF FRESH BUTTER, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM DRUCE, AT POTTERSPURY 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL RICHARD DANIELS THEFT POTTERSPURY 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS RICHARD DANIELS THEFT POTTERSPURY RICHARD DANIELS THEFT POTTERSPURY SEE ARTICLE DANIELS DANIELS ACCIDENT ACCIDENT ABINGTON MILL BURTON LATIMER SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE HENRY HARDWICK, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING CHARLES DARBY, CONSTABLE, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS OFFCE, TO BE IMPRISONED ONE MONTH, WITH HARD LABOUR 1841 1840 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ACCIDENT ACCIDENT CHARLES DARBY VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH 1837 DIED HARRIETT DARBY DIED WELLINGBOROUGH AT WELLINGBOROUGH, ON THE 11TH INSTANT, HARRIETT, INFANT DAUGHTER OF MR. DARBY, AGED 5 MONTHS 1837 DIED MR. DARBY MENTIONE D WELLINGBOROUGH AT WELLINGBOROUGH, ON THE 11TH INSTANT, HARRIETT, INFANT DAUGHTER OF MR. DARBY, AGED 5 MONTHS 1844 ACCIDENT THOMAS DARBY 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS W. DARBY 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM DARBY 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM DARBY 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN DARBYSHIRE JAMES DARKER JOHN DARKER 1843 1844 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS COMMITTED THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION A Y P L WELTON C ROADE N C O ASSAULT BREACH OF THE PEACE A ASSAULT L SURETIES MENTIONE D MENTIONE D K GREENS NORTON ACCIDENT A 1844 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS R DARBY R BRACKLEY DIVISION PETTY RICHARD SESSIONS 1842 H IG RIDING FURIOUSLY 1846 E NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS T 1839 OF GREENS NORTON, WAS CHARGED BY SUPERINTENDENT DEWDNEY WITH HAVING, ON THE 23D JUNE, AT HELMDON, ENDANGERED THE LIVES OF HER MAJESTY'S SUBJECTS, BY DRIVING A LOOSE HORSE FURIOUSLY THROUGH THE VILLAGE. FINED 7S. 6D. AND COSTS 12S. 6D. PAID SEE ARTICLE R. NEWSHAM, W. DARBY, & J. BUNNEY WERE EACH SENTENCED TO ONE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR FOR AN ASSAULT ON A CONSTABLE, AT ROADE KINGSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE ROADE ROBERT NEWSHAM & WILLIAM DARBY, CHARGED WITH VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING GEORGE SMITH IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY AS CONSTABLE OF THE PARISH OF ROAD NORTON JOHN DARBYSHIRE, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS JAMES Mc.CORRY, OF NORTON SYWELL SEE ARTICLE OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE JOHN DARKER VICTIM OUNDLE ROBERT WORTLEY, FOR 16 DAYS, FOR SWEARING TEN PROFANE OATHS AT OUNDLE ; AND FOR THE FURTHER PERIOD OF ONE MONTH FOR BEATING JOHN DARKER, AT OUNDLE JOSEPH DARKER GAME ROCKINGHAM SEE ARTICLE JOSEPH DARKER GAME ROCKINGHAM FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR USING SNARES FOR TAKING HARES AT ROCKINGHAM 1840 DIED MARY DARKER 1840 DIED THOMAS DARKER 1842 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM DARKER NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS JOHN SYWELL SEE ARTICLE MENTIONE D ROBERT WORTLEY AND DANIEL SLATER, FOR VIOLENTLY RESISTING AND ASSAULTING WILLIAM CORY AND JOHN DARKIN, POLICE CONSTABLES, WHILST IN THE EXECUTION OF THEIR OFFICE, WERE SENTENCED TO THREE MONTHS IMPRISONMENT, TO HARD LABOUR ASSAULT WILLIAM STAMP, JAMES DAWSON, AND THOMAS ROBINSON, CHARGED WITH VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING JOHN BROWN, AT BLISWORTH, AND ROBBING HIM OF TWO PURSES, A £5 NOTE, THREE SOVS. AND ABOUT 15S. IN SILVER. JOHN TATT, WILLIAM DART, ROBERT JOHNSON, JOHN BROMLEY AND THOMAS DARKING, CHARGED WITH VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING JAMES WATSON AND OTHER CONSTABLES, AND ATTEMPTING TO RESCUE WILLIAM STAMP T THOMAS DARKING BLISWORTH E COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL SYWELL Y A R R K IG 1837 MENTIONE D MENTIONE D DARKIN AY SYWELL, OCTOBER 2O, MARY, WIFE OF MR. THOMAS DARKER, IN THE 63D YEAR OF HER AGE AY SYWELL, OCTOBER 2O, MARY, WIFE OF MR. THOMAS DARKER, IN THE 63D YEAR OF HER AGE SYWELL H 1841 DIED NORTHANTS ASSIZES THOMAS DARKINS ASSAULT 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS DARKINS ASSAULT & ROBBERY 1845 COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF JOSEPH CORRECTION DARLING GAME 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS SARAH DARLINGTON 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOSHUA DARLOW 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES DARLOW 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES DARLOW BLISWORTH C SEE ARTICLE A N C O P L 1838 TITCHMARSH IDLE & DISORDER LY FOR ONE MONTH, FOR TRESPASSING IN SEARCH OF GAME AT TITCHMARSH SARAH DARLINGTON, ANN DINGLEY, & SARAH ASPREY, RESPECTIVELY FOR 14 DAYS, AS IDLE & DISORDERLY PERSONS L A LEAVING WIFE & CHILDREN WILLIAM STAMP, JAMES DAWSON, AND JOHN RICHARDSON, CHARGED WITH HAVING VIOLENTLY ASSAULTED AND ROBBED JOHN BROWN, OF TWO PURSES, A £5 NOTE, THREE SOVS, AND ABOUT 15S. AT BLISWORTH. JOHN TATT, WILLIAM DART, ROBERT JOHNSON, JOHN HARRISON, JOHN BRAMLEY, AND THOMAS DARKINS CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING JAMES WATSON, AND OTHER CONSTABLES, AND ATTEMPTING TO RESCUE FROM THEIR LAWFUL CUSTODY WILLIAM STAMP, HE BEING CHARGED, WITH OTHERS, WITH HAVING ROBBED JOHN BROWN OF TWO PURSES, A £5 NOTE, THREE SOVS. AND ABOUT 15S. AT BLISWORTH WHILTON FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR RUNNING AWAY AND LEAVING HIS WIFE AND THREE CHILDREN CHARGEABLE TO WHILTON. WILLIAM BURTON, FOR A SIMILAR OFFENCE AT GAYTON THEFT BROCKHALL WILLIAM DARLOW, AGED 24, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM A CARRIER'S CART, IN THE PARISH OF BROCKHALL, A BOX, CONTAINING ARTICLES OF WEARING APPAREL, &C., OF THE VALUE OF £8, THE PROPERTY OF EMMA DAVIES THEFT BROCKHALL SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM DARLOW, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM A CARRIER'S CART, IN THE PARISH OF BROCKHALL, A BOX, CONTAINING VARIOUS ARTICLES FOF WEARING APPAREL, THE PROPERTY OF EMMA DAVIES JUDGMENT OF DEATH WAS RECORDED AGAINST EDWARD SMITH, FOR A BURGLARY AT STOKE ALBANY ; AND WILLIAM DAMONT AND WILLIAM TIRRELL, WHO WERE ALSO CONVICTED OF BURGLARY 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM DARLOW THEFT 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES WILLIAM DARMONT THEFT 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL GREEN DARNELL VICTIM IRCHESTER THOMAS WYMAN, CHARGED WITH STEALING ABOUT FOUR STONE OF SECONDS WHEAT FLOUR IN A SACK FROM THE BAKEHOUSE OF GREEN DARNELL, OF IRCHESTER 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS HENRY DARNELL THEFT WILBARSTON SEE ARTICLE 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS HENRY DARNELL THEFT WILBARSTON HENRY DARNELL, AGED 20, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE STABLE OF FRANCIS ESSAM, AT WILBARSTON, A SADDLE, CRUPPER, AND VARIOUS OTHER PIECES OF HORSE HARNESS R DART ASSAULT BLISWORTH A WILLIAM R NORTHANTS ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM DART 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM DART 1845 INQUEST MR. DASH 1842 ACCIDENT MR. DASH 1845 INQUEST MRS. DASH 1834 COMMITED TO THE COUNTY GAOL SINCE OUR LAST THOMAS REPORT ASSAULT BLISWORTH A L A 1837 N C O C P L Y 1838 DASH ASSAULT & ROBBERY MENTIONE D WELDON LOAVES MENTIONE D VICTIM WILLIAM STAMP, JAMES DAWSON, AND JOHN RICHARDSON, CHARGED WITH HAVING VIOLENTLY ASSAULTED AND ROBBED JOHN BROWN, OF TWO PURSES, A £5 NOTE, THREE SOVS, AND ABOUT 15S. AT BLISWORTH. JOHN TATT, WILLIAM DART, ROBERT JOHNSON, JOHN HARRISON, JOHN BRAMLEY, AND THOMAS DARKINS CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING JAMES WATSON, AND OTHER CONSTABLES, AND ATTEMPTING TO RESCUE FROM THEIR LAWFUL CUSTODY WILLIAM STAMP, HE BEING CHARGED, WITH OTHERS, WITH HAVING ROBBED JOHN BROWN OF TWO PURSES, A £5 NOTE, THREE SOVS. AND ABOUT 15S. AT BLISWORTH K IG E H T BROCKHALL WILLIAM STAMP, JAMES DAWSON, AND THOMAS ROBINSON, CHARGED WITH VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING JOHN BROWN, AT BLISWORTH, AND ROBBING HIM OF TWO PURSES, A £5 NOTE, THREE SOVS. AND ABOUT 15S. IN SILVER. JOHN TATT, WILLIAM DART, ROBERT JOHNSON, JOHN BROMLEY AND THOMAS DARKING, CHARGED WITH VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING JAMES WATSON AND OTHER CONSTABLES, AND ATTEMPTING TO RESCUE WILLIAM STAMP SEE ARTICLE KETTERING SEE ARTICLE KETTERING SEE ARTICLE KETTERING SEE ARTICLE KETTERING WILLIAM HALL OTHERWISE PURVIS, AND ROBERT RODDIS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PACK OF CARDS, BELONGING TO THOMAS DASH, OF KETTERING 1834 ASSIZES THOMAS DASH VICTIM KETTERING WILLIAM HALL ALIAS PURVIS, 19, & ROBERT RODDIS, 19, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE SHOP OF THOMAS DASH, OF KETTERING, A PACK OF CARDS,VALUE 3S. 1835 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION MARY DAULBY MENTIONE D ROWELL PATIENCE GRANT, CONVICTED OF WILFULLY INJURING CERTAIN PIECES OF LACE AND LACE BOBBINS, BELONGING TO MARY DAULBY, OF ROWELL, FOR TWO MONTHS 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS DAULBY NOT WORKING DESBOROUGH THOMAS DAULBY, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR NOT PERFORMING SUCH WORK AS HE WAS ABLE AS AN APPRENTICE TO SAMUEL THOMPSON, OF DESBOROUGH BRAMPTON ASH SEE ARTICLE T SEE ARTICLE DIED FREDERICK DAVEY MENTIONE D WILLIAM DAVEY VICTIM VICTIM E DAVERSON ON SATURDAY LAST, AT LOWICK, AGED 73, OLIVER DAVERSON, LINEN WEAVER LOWICK SEE ARTICLE FRANCIS COX, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SACK OF BARLEY FROM THE PREMISES OF WILLIAM DAVEY, OF WARMINGTON WARMINGTON FRANCIS COX, AGED 37, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SACK OF BARLEY FROM THE PREMISES OF WILLIAM DAVEY, AT WARMINGTON WILLIAM DAVEY 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM DAVEY 1835 ASSIZES WILLIAM DAVEY VICTIM 1835 ASSIZES WILLIAM DAVEY VICTIM 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS LETITIA DAVID VICTIM 1845 INQUEST MR. DAVIDSON 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION EDWARD DAVIES VICTIM OUNDLE 1844 DIED ELIZABETH DAVIES DIED NORTHAMPTON 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT EMMA ASSIZES Y L WARMINGTON JOHN ADAMS, AGED 22, CHARGED WITH STEALING DIVERS PIGS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM DAVEY, AT WARMINGTON WARMINGTON JOHN ADAMS, AGED 22, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING PIGS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM DAVEY, OF WARMINGTON. TWELVE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT BUGBROOKE WILLIAM TURLAND, OF BUGBROOKE, WAS ALSO CONVICTED IN THE PENALTY AND COSTS OF £1 8S. 6D. FOR AN ASSAULT ON LETITIA DAVIS, AT BUGBROOKE, ON THE 1ST INSTANT A N C P O MENTIONE THE GREEN NORTHAMPTON D L A DAVIES A COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL VICTIM VICTIM SEE ARTICLE WARMINGTON 1842 C 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SESSIONS OLIVER A DISORDERLY SERVANT IN HUSBANDRY, FOR ONE MONTH K 1846 DIED DAVENPORT GREAT OAKLEY R 1838 DAULBY H 1835 MENTIONE D MENTIONE D DISORDER LY DAULBY IG 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE WILLIAM MIDSUMMER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON WILLIAM MIDSUMMER ASSIZES COMMITTED TO OUR HOUSE JOHN OF CORRECTION R 1841 BROCKHALL SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM PLATT, FOR SIX WEEKS, UNLESS £10 BE PAID, FOR ASSAULTING EDWARD DAVIES, AT OUNDLE, IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY AS POLICE CONSTABLE ON MONDAY, THE 23D INSTANT, AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS, ELIZABETH, THE BELOVED WIFE OF MR. D. D. DAVIES, OF THIS TOWN, IN THE 66TH YEAR OF HER AGE, MUCH LAMENTED BY HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS WILLIAM DARLOW, AGED 24, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM A CARRIER'S CART, IN THE PARISH OF BROCKHALL, A BOX, CONTAINING ARTICLES OF WEARING APPAREL, &C., OF THE VALUE OF £8, THE PROPERTY OF EMMA DAVIES 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT EMMA ASSIZES 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL EMMA DAVIES VICTIM BROCKHALL 1833 ASSIZES JOHN DAVIES THEFT MURCOTT 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES DAVIES THEFT MURCOTT 1844 DIED MR. D. D. DAVIES MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON ANN DAVIS ASSAULT BENJAMIN DAVID DOBBS DAVIS VICTIM SUN INN MENTIONE D HARDINGSTONE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE VICTIM WOLD WILLIAM HOLT WAS CONVICTED OF BEAKING TWO WINDOWS IN THE DWELLING HOUSE OF EDWARD DAVIS, AT WOLD, ON THE 17TH JANUARY INST., AND SENTENCED TO PAY THE DAMAGE AND COSTS, £1. VICTIM BROCKHALL SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM DARLOW, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM A CARRIER'S CART, IN THE PARISH OF BROCKHALL, A BOX, CONTAINING VARIOUS ARTICLES FOF WEARING APPAREL, THE PROPERTY OF EMMA DAVIES JOHN DAVIES, 22, CHARGED WITH BREAKING OPEN THE HOUSE OF RICHARD TEBBUTT, AT MURCOTT, IN THE PARISH OF LONG BUCKBY, AND STEALING THEREFROM 18 CHEESES, VALUE £3 JOHN DAVIES, 22, CHARGED WITH BREAKING OPEN THE HOUSE OF RICHARD TEBBUTT, AT MURCOTT, IN THE PARISH OF LONG BUCKBY, AND STEALING THEREFROM EIGHTEEN CHEESES, VALUE £3. DEATH RECORDED ON MONDAY, THE 23D INSTANT, AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS, ELIZABETH, THE BELOVED WIFE OF MR. D. D. DAVIES, OF THIS TOWN, IN THE 66TH YEAR OF HER AGE, MUCH LAMENTED BY HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS EDWARD DAVIS 1840 WORK EDWARD DAVIS 1837 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS GEORGE DAVIS 1837 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS GEORGE 1842 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS HANNAH DAVIS 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS HANNAH DAVIS HANNAH DAVIS JACOB DAVIS 1836 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION R Y C THEFT N C O P L WOOLMON MENTIONE GER NORTHAMPTON D STREET THEFT A DAVIS MENTIONE ALBION CRESCENT D L A 1842 E NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JAMES DAVIS THEFT 1843 BOROUGH SESSIONS JAMES DAVIS THEFT SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE GEORGE DAVIS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A LANTERN, THE PROPERTY OF AMOS SIMMONS, AND THREE BRUSHES, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM HIGGINS, SEN. GEORGE DAVIS PLEADED GUILTY TO TWO INDICTMENTS FOR STEALING A JACKET AND AN APRON, THE PROPERTY OF AMOS SIMMONS, AND THREE BRUSHES, THE PROPERY OF W. HIGGINS, THE ELDER, AND WAS SENTENCED TO THREE MONTHS HARD LABOUR SEE ARTICLE CHARLES ROBINSON & ROBERT JONES, CHARGED WITH OBTAINING TWO SOVEREIGNS FROM HANNAH DAVIS UNDER FALSE PRETENCES VICTIM MENTIONE ALBION CRESCENT D CONCEALE D K 1844 DAVIS R INVESTIGATION SEE ARTICLE A 1838 IG 1836 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS ROBBERY 1841 H T DAVIES NORTHAMPTON GREENS NORTON SEE ARTICLE FOR FOURTEEN DAYS, HE HAVING BEEN FOUND CONCEALED IN AN OUTHOUSE AT GREENS NORTON JAMES DAVIS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A CHEMISE, VALUE 3S., THE PROPERTY OF ELIZABETH LAW JAMES DAVIS, AGED 36, CHARGED WITH STEALING A CHEMISE, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN LAW JAMES DAVIS, AGED 36, CHARGED WITH STEALING A CHEMISE, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN LAW. PLEADED GUILTY. FOURTEEN DAYS' IMPRISONMENT, TO HARD LABOUR 1843 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS JAMES DAVIS THEFT 1844 ALARMING FIRE JOHN DAVIS FIRE 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN DAVIS THEFT 1843 QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN DAVIS THEFT BROCKHALL PARK 1843 QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN DAVIS THEFT BROCKHALL PARK 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOSEPH DAVIS MENTIONE D 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOSEPH DAVIS MENTIONE D 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOSEPH DAVIS THEFT JOSEPH DAVIS DIED MARGARET DAVIS 1846 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS MARY 1845 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS 1845 DAVIS VICTIM MISS DAVIS MR. DAVIS INQUEST MR. DAVIS 1845 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS MRS. DAVIS 1844 ALARMING FIRE MRS. DAVIS T MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D FIRE E H K R A N MICHAEL 1837 IG R Y DAMAGE A NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS DAVIS A 1845 VICTIM BRIDGE STREET BRIDGE STREET SEE ARTICLE JOHN WHITTLE, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR LEAVING THE SERVICE OF JOSEPH DAVIS, COACHMAKER, BEFORE THE TERM OF HIS CONTRACT WAS COMPLETED DANIEL BAMFORD, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR LEAVING THE SERVICE OF JOSEPH DAVIS, COACHMAKER, BEFORE THE TERM OF HIS CONTRACT WAS COMPLETED JOSEPH DAVIS, AGED 17, CONVICTED OF STEALING CERTAIN CHIMNEY SWEEPING IMPLEMENTS, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH BOSWELL, WAS SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR SEE ARTICLE (AGED 70) BENJAMIN BARBER, AGED 29, CHARGED WITH STEALING HALFPENCE, &C., THE PROPERTY OF MARGARET DAVIS FLOORE AMOS BRICKETT, OF FLOORE, LABOURER, WAS CONVICTED IN THE SUM OF £1. 1S. DAMAGE AND COSTS, FOR MALICISOUSLY BREAKING THE WINDOWS OF MRS. MARY DAVIS, OF FLOORE. HE WAS COMMITTED FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS THE AMOUNT OF THE DAMAGE AND COSTS BE SOONER PAID WOLLASTON SEE ARTICLE L DAVIS BLISWORTH C MARY THOMAS OSBORNE, AGED 22, AND JOHN DAVIS, AGED 30, CHARGED WITH STEALING FOUR SWANS FROM A POND IN BROCKHALL PARK, THE PROPERTY OF T. R. THORNTON, ESQ. BRACKLEY ST. JAMES P NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE THOMAS OSBORN & JOHN DAVIS, CHARGED WITH STEALING, ON THE 19TH INST., FOUR SWANS, VALUE £4, THE PROPERTY OF T. R. THORNTON, ESQ. VICTIM O 1844 C 1846 INQUEST NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES L 1846 ABINGTON NORTHAMPTON STREET ELI IVES, THOAMS HASLER, & JOHN BEDFORD, FOR REEXAMINATION ON A CHARGE OF STEALING A PAIR OF TROWSERS, THE PROPERTY OF MICHAEL DAVIS NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE HARPOLE MILL SEE ARTICLE BRIDGE NORTHAMPTON STREET ABINGTON NORTHAMPTON STREET SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE 1838 1842 1842 1838 1838 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS NORTHANTS ASSIZES EMBEZZLE MENT RHEES JOHN DAVIS COMPLAIN T ALL SAINTS NORTHAMPTON PARISH R RHEES JOHN DAVIS A NORTHAMPTON DRUNK SEE ARTICLE THE COMPLAINT OF RHEES JOHN DAVIS, OF NORTHAMPTON, LAW STATIONER, AGAINST WILLIAM CHAMBERLAIN, ALSO OF NORTHAMPTON, TAILOR, FOR AN ASSAULT ON HIM AT UPTON, ON THE 17TH OCTOBER LAST, WAS DISMISSED DANIEL PALMER OF OLD, WAS FINED 5S. FOR BEING DRUNK AND DISORDERLY. GEORGE LEECH, AND JOSEPH GRANGE, OF BURTON LATIMER, AND SAMUEL DAVIS, OF PYTCHLEY, WERE FINED 5S, FOR A SIMILAR OFFENCE SAMUEL DAVIS SARAH ANN DAVIS VAGRANT THOMAS DAVIS MENTIONE ALBION CRESCENT D NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE LONG BUCKBY SEE ARTICLE RUSHDEN THOMAS DAVIS, CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING, WITH INTENT TO ROB, WILLIAM ROBERTS, OF NORTHAMPTON, ON THE PUBLIC ROAD, IN THE PARISH OF RUSHDEN NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE THOMAS DAVIS ASSAULT THOMAS DAVIS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES TO THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM CORRECTION DAVIS PYTCHLEY SEE ARTICLE K WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE E H T VICTIM L 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS DAVIS C 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH IG NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS VICTIM R 1840 DAVIS N NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH Y 1839 REV. ROBERT REV. ROBERT JOHN BODDINGTON, CHARLES BODDINGTON, & JOHN PERRIN, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON SUNDAY EVENING THE 24TH ULT., BROKEN AND ENTERED THE HOUSE OF THE REV. ROBERT DAVIS, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, AND STOLEN THEREFROM A £10 NOTE, 15 SOVEREIGNS, FOUR SHILLINGS, A GOLD RING, AND A GOLD WATCH SEAL VICTIM A QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON DAVIS P 1839 REV. ROBERT THEFT L QUARTER SESSIONS COMPLAIN T DAVIS O 1839 R. J. THEFT DAVIS VAGRANT ACT A NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS C 1844 THE COMPLAINT OF THE SAID RHEES JOHN DAVIS AGAINST JOSEPH JONES OF NORTHAMPTON, GROCER, AND WILLIAM WRIGHT, OF NORTHAMPTON, CARPENTER, WHO APPEARED BEFORE THE BENCH UPON A SUMMONS GRANTED ON THE OATH OF THE SAID R. J. DAVIS, THAT THEY HAD THREATENED HIM, AND THAT HE WAS AFRAID OF PERSONAL VIOLENCE FROM THEM, WAS ALSO DISMISSED SARAH ANN DAVIS & HENRIETTA BROWN, AS VAGRANTS FOR ONE MONTH, UNDER THE VAGRANT ACT 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM DAVIS THEFT PATTISHALL 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM DAVIS THEFT PATTISHALL 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM DAVIS ABSENTIN G HIMSELF WILLIAM DAVIS & JOHN MARRIOTT, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT PATTISHALL, THREE PIECES OF WOOD, VALUE 5S. 6D., THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BUTCHER WILLIAM DAVIS, AGED 19, & JOHN MARRIOTT, 54 (THE LATTER OUT ON BAIL), CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT PATTISHALL, THREE PIECES OF WOOD, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM BUTCHER WILLIAM DAVIS, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR ABSENTING HIMSELF FROM THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, WILLIAM MERRICK, CHIMNEY SWEEPER DAVID GREEN, FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION ON A CHARGE OF CONSPIRING WITH WILLIAM DAVIS TO DEFRAUD MATTHIAS BEGLEY, CHIMNEY SWEEPER 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM DAVIS DEFRAUD 1846 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM DAVIS GAME EVENLEY SEE ARTICLE 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM DAVIS ASSAULT COOKNOE SEE ARTICLE 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL CATHERINE DAVISON BREACH OF THE PEACE FOR NOT FINDING SURETIES FOR HER APPEANCE AT THE SESSIONS TO ANSWER A CHARGE OF A BREACH OF THE PEACE 1841 COMMITTED FOR TRIAL AT THE QUARTER SESSIONS CATHERINE DAVISON BREACH OF THE PEACE FOR WANT OF SURETIES FOR HER APPEARANCE TO ANSWER A CHARGE OF A BREACH OF THE PEACE 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS CATHERINE DAVISON BREACH OF THE PEACE HENRY DAVISON JAMES DAVISON JOHN 1845 DIED JOHN PERRY DAVISON 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN PERRY DAVISON 1845 1846 1844 1845 1846 DIED NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS DIED T H WADENHOE DAVISON MR. DAVISON SARAH WILLIAM C O GRENDON N C MR. MENTIONE D VICTIM VICTIM E K R VICTIM P DAVISON EASTON MAUDIT ABINGTON NORTHAMPTON STREET ANN HIGHT, AGED 20, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT WADENHOE, A PAIR OF STOCKINGS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN DAVISON ; AND A WINDOW CURTAIN AND HANDKERCHIEF, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE WILSON, WAS FOUND GUILTY, AND SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT ON MONDAY, 7TH APRIL, AT GRENDON, SARAH, WIFE OF MR. JOHN PERRY DAVISON, CORN DEALER, OF THE ABOVE PLACE, AGED 28 YEARS WILLIAM TITE AND GEORGE CHURCH, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO A BARN AT EASTON MAUDIT, AND STEALING THEREFROM TWO SACKS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN PERRY DAVISON SEE ARTICLE CHARGING GRENDON SEE ARTICLE DAVISON DIED GRENDON ON MONDAY, 7TH APRIL, AT GRENDON, SARAH, WIFE OF MR. JOHN PERRY DAVISON, CORN DEALER, OF THE ABOVE PLACE, AGED 28 YEARS DAVISON VICTIM A 1844 WADENHOE ANN HIGHT, AGED 20, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT WADENHOE, A PAIR OF STOCKINGS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN DAVISON ; AND A WINDOW CURTAIN AND HANDKERCHIEF, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE WILSON A NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE L 1846 1846 VICTIM IG DAVISON SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH R JOHN DAVENTRY Y 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS MENTIONE D MENTIONE D A 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS L 1837 CHARGED WITH CREATING A DISTURBANCE IN THE STREETS OF OUNDLE WAS SEVERALLY DISCHARGED FOR WANT OF PROSECUTION OUNDLE WILLIAM DAVISON GEORGE DAW ANNE DAWES ABINGTON NORTHAMPTON STREET MENTIONE D COMPLAIN T DIED EASTON MAUDIT SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE PARADE NORTHAMPTON ON SATURDAY LAST, DEEPLY REGRETTED BY HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS, ANNE, YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF MR. WILLIAM DAWES, PARADE, NORTHAMPTON ON THE 12TH INST., AGED 68, MR. JOHN DAWES, OF POTTERSPURY, IN THIS COUNTY HARPOLE SEE ARTICLE DIED JOHN DAWES 1837 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS MR. DAWES 1835 TRANSPORTED SAMUEL DAWES 1846 DIED WILLIAM DAWES MENTIONE PARADE D NORTHAMPTON 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES DAWES GAME ASHTON WOLD 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES DAWES MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON 1833 DIED DANIEL DAWKES DIED CHARLES DAWKINS DRUNK JOSEPH DAWKINS MARIA DAWKINS NON PAYMENT DIED SARAH DAWKINS Y DIED POTTERSPURY 1844 MENTIONE D TRANSPOR TED SARAH DAWKINS 1833 COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL SARAH DAWKINS THEFT 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES W. DAWKINS DELIVERED BY PROCLAMA TION 1834 ASSIZES WILLIAM DAWKINS 1833 COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM DAWKINS THEFT 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ELIZABETH DAWSON THEFT 1839 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS ELIZABETH DAWSON THEFT T H E NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE SARAH DAWKINS, 56, & WILLIAM DAWKINS, 23, THE FORMER CHARGED WITH STEALING £15 IN SILVER, AND THE LATTER WITH BEING ACCESSORY TO THE SAME A SEE ARTICLE L C P O DELIVERED BY PROCLAMATION N SARAH DAWKINS, CHARGED WITH STEALING FIFTEEN POUNDS IN SILVER COIN, AND WILLIAM DAWKINS, AS AN ACCESSORY A DELIVERED BY PROCLAMATION L A SEE ARTICLE DESBOROUGH THEFT DELIVERED BY PROCLAMA TION K 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES KETTERING R ASSIZES C SEE ARTICLE ON SUNDAY LAST, AT HOLDENBY, IN THE 74TH YEAR OF HIS AGE, DANIEL DAWKES, SHEPHERD FOR NEARLY FIFTY YEARS ; AN HONEST AND FAITHFUL SERVANT IN THE EMPLOY OF MR. WRIGHT, OF THAT PLACE IG 1834 SWAN R 1842 1843 ON SATURDAY LAST, DEEPLY REGRETTED BY HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS, ANNE, YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF MR. WILLIAM DAWES, PARADE, NORTHAMPTON WILLIAM DAWES, THOMAS NEAL, WILLIAM ARNETT, AND RICHARD GROOM, CHARGED WITH BEING ON LAND IN THE OCCUPATION OF THE TRUSTEES OF THE LATE JOHN SMITH, ESQ., AT ASHTON WOLD, ARMED WITH GUNS AND BLUDGEONS, IN PURSUIT OF GAME HOLDENBY KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS DIED 1845 SEE ARTICLE THEFT NORTHAMPTON SARAH DAWKINS, 56, & WILLIAM DAWKINS, 23, THE FORMER CHARGED WITH STEALING £15 IN SILVER, AND THE LATTER WITH BEING ACCESSORY TO THE SAME SARAH DAWKINS, CHARGED WITH STEALING FIFTEEN POUNDS IN SILVER COIN, AND WILLIAM DAWKINS, AS AN ACCESSORY ELIZABETH DAWSON, ELIZABETH BENSON, & MARGARET GLEESON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A GOWN, THE PROPERTY OF HANNAH PILMUIR ELIZABETH DAWSON, ELIZABETH BENSON, AND MARGERET GLEESON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A GOWN, THE PROPERTY OF HANNAH PILMUIR AND ANOTHER, WERE ACQUITTED FROM WANT OF EVIDENCE NORTHANTS ASSIZES JAMES DAWSON THEFT BLISWORTH 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JAMES ASSIZES DAWSON THEFT BLISWORTH SEE ARTICLE COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JAMES DAWSON ASSAULT 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JAMES DAWSON ASSAULT & ROBBERY 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SESSIONS JOSEPH DAWSON K R A R Y DAWSON L THEFT C P JOSIAH O BOROUGH COMMITMENTS MENTIONE ABINGTON NORTHAMPTON STREET D COW LANE NORTHAMPTON N C 1842 BLISWORTH IG 1837 COUNTERF EIT COINS BOROUGH COMMITMENTS MARK DAWSON 1841 SMASHING MARK DAWSON COUNTERF EIT COIN 1838 DIED ROBERT DAWSON MENTIONE D 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSSIONS ROBERT DAWSON DISCHARG ED A L A 1841 WILLIAM STAMP, JAMES DAWSON, AND THOMAS ROBINSON, CHARGED WITH VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING JOHN BROWN, AT BLISWORTH, AND ROBBING HIM OF TWO PURSES, A £5 NOTE, THREE SOVS. AND ABOUT 15S. IN SILVER. JOHN TATT, WILLIAM DART, ROBERT JOHNSON, JOHN BROMLEY AND THOMAS DARKING, CHARGED WITH VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING JAMES WATSON AND OTHER CONSTABLES, AND ATTEMPTING TO RESCUE WILLIAM STAMP E H T 1838 WILLIAM STAMP, JAMES DAWSON, AND JOHN RICHARDSON, CHARGED WITH HAVING VIOLENTLY ASSAULTED AND ROBBED JOHN BROWN, OF TWO PURSES, A £5 NOTE, THREE SOVS, AND ABOUT 15S. AT BLISWORTH. JOHN TATT, WILLIAM DART, ROBERT JOHNSON, JOHN HARRISON, JOHN BRAMLEY, AND THOMAS DARKINS CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING JAMES WATSON, AND OTHER CONSTABLES, AND ATTEMPTING TO RESCUE FROM THEIR LAWFUL CUSTODY WILLIAM STAMP, HE BEING CHARGED, WITH OTHERS, WITH HAVING ROBBED JOHN BROWN OF TWO PURSES, A £5 NOTE, THREE SOVS. AND ABOUT 15S. AT BLISWORTH HALSE, NEAR BRACKLEY SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE THOMAS ATKINS, AGED 10, JOSIAH DAWSON, AGED 11, & EDWARD WATSON, AGED 9, FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION ON A CHARGE, OF HAVING, ON THE 6TH INST., STOLEN FOUR PIECES OF IRON AFFIXED TO THE BRICKWORK FORMING PART OF A FENCE IN FRONT OF SEVERAL HOUSES IN COW LANE, THE PROPERTY OF W. STRONG, GENT MARK DAWSON, THOMAS DUDLEY, THOMAS DUNN, & PETER CAUTLING CHARGED WITH HAVING IN THEIR POSSESSION NINE COUNTERFEIT SIXPENCES, KNOWING THEM TO BE SUCH, WITH INTENT TO UTTER THE SAME MARK DAWSON, THOMAS DUDLEY, AND PETER CAUTLING, PLEADED GUILTY TO UTTERING COUNTERFEIT COIN. THOMAS DUNN, INDICTED ON A SIMILAR CHARGE, PLEADED NOT GUILTY. MR. JEFFERY APPEARED FOR THE PROSECUTION. HE WAS THE ONLY ONE OF THE PRISONERS UPON WHOM NO MONEY WAS FOUND, AND THE JURY ACQUITTED HIM. THE OTHERS WERE SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT EACH. ON THE 28TH ULT. AGED 27, ANNA REBECCA WESTON, ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE MR. ROBERT DAWSON, OF HALSE, NEAR BRACKLEY DISCHARGED COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION EDWIN 1841 FINED JESSE DAY 1845 INQUEST MARTHA DAY 1845 INQUEST MARY DAY SIR ARTHUR DE CAPELL BROKE MR. DE WILDE BENJAMIN DEACON DIED MENTIONE D WELFORD ON MONDAY LAST, A MAN NAMED JESSE DAY, DRIVER OF A MAIL CART TO WEEDON, WAS CONVICTED, BEFORE THE SAME MAGISTRATE, OF SUFFERING A PERSON TO RIDE IN THE MAIL CART, AND WAS FINED IN THE MITIGATED PENALTY OF 20S. AND COSTS. SEE ARTICLE WELFORD SEE ARTICLE CHARGING CARLTON SEE ARTICLE DEACON DIED 1836 ACCIDENT TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ISAAC DEACON JOHN DEACON ACCIDENT VAGRANT LAWS 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN DEACON 1840 QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN DEACON 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN DEACON SEE ARTICLE HARDINGSTONE LITTLE HOUGHTON THEFT SPRATTON 1840 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS 1843 1842 BIGAMY C O P HELLIDON SPRATTON FOR ONE MONTH, UNDER THE VAGRANT LAWS JOHN DEACON, CHARGED WITH ENTERING THE DWELLING HOUSE OF JOHN BRAY, AT SPRATTON, AND STEALING THREE SHIRTS, &C WILLIAM & JOHN DEACON, CHARGED WITH BREAKING OPEN THE HOUSE OF JOHN REEVE, OF HELLIDON, AND STEALING THEREFROM TWO SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, THREE COTTON DITTO, AND VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES JOHN DEACON, CHARGED WITH ENTERING THE DWELLING HOUSE OF JOHN BRAY, AT SPRATTON, AND STEALING THREE SHIRTS, &C. TRANSPORTATION FOR LIFE. HELLIDON SEE ARTICLE DEACON DIED KILSBY SEE ARTICLE (AGED 21) SAMUEL DEACON VICTIM LONG BUCKBY SEE ARTICLE STEPHEN DEACON ROBBERY SPRATTON WILLIAM DEACON SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM & JOHN DEACON, CHARGED WITH BREAKING OPEN THE HOUSE OF JOHN REEVE, OF HELLIDON, AND STEALING THEREFROM TWO SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, THREE COTTON DITTO, AND VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES WILLIAM JOHN A JOSEPH N THEFT L QUARTER SESSIONS 1836 BURGLARY ON WEDNESDAY LAST, AT HARDINGSTONE, AFTER A FEW DAYS' ILLNESS, MR. ISAAC DEACON, AGED 48, MUCH RESPECTED SEE ARTICLE DEACON THEFT HELLIDON DEACON THEFT HELLIDON SEE ARTICLE DEAKINS MENTIONE D RUSHDEN SEE ARTICLE ANN DEAN MENTIONE D ANN DEAN MENTIONE D A 1840 1837 JOHN THEFT C 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS INQUEST TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ROBBERY 1840 L Y 1841 NORTHAMPTON K ISAAC SEE ARTICLE R DIED R 1839 NORTHAMPTON E MENTIONE D EMBEZZLE BRIDGE MENT STREET T 1842 FOR 21 DAYS, AS A ROGUE AND VAGABOND A 1836 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS ROGUE H 1843 DAY IG 1844 JOHN GIBBINS, AGED 43, CHARGED WITH MARRYING ANN DEAN AT STONY STRATFORD IN THE YEAR 1826, HIS FORMER WIFE, REBECCA GIBBINS OTHERWISE CALLED REBECCA JOICE, STILL LIVING NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ANN DEAN MENTIONE D 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION BISHOP DEAN GAME LAWS RUSHDEN 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL BISHOP DEAN THEFT RUSHDEN 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES BISHOP DEAN THEFT RUSHDEN 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION BISHOP DEAN ABSENTIN G HIMSELF 1841 INQUEST MR. DEAN MENTIONE D WILLIAM DEAN THEFT WILLIAM DEAN VICTIM GEORGE DEARDEN RIOTOUS ASSEMBLY T H KILSBY JOSEPH DEARLOVE SARAH DEARLOVE WILLIAM DEBBINGER 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE HENRY DEE 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS RICHARD DEE 1844 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS REBECCA DEEN 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS DAVID 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS DAVID 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL DAVID DEER SURETIES NASSINGTON 1837 THEFT RICHARD DEER VICTIM PIDDINGTON E L P C O MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE FOR 12 WEEKS, IN A MATTER OF BASTARDY BYFIELD SEE ARTICLE PIDDINGTON THE COMPLAINT AGAINST GEORGE HENRY DEE, THE KEEPER OF THE CROWN & THISTLE, AT PIDDINGTON, FOR AN OFFENCE AGAINST THE TENOR OF HIS LICENSE, WAS DISMISSED FOR WANT OF EVIDENCE PIDDINGTON RICHARD DOIG, OF HORTON, BAILIFF, WAS CONVICTED IN THE PENALTY AND COSTS OF £5, FOR AN ASSAULT COMMITTED AGAINST HIM AT HORTON, ON THE 4TH INSTANT, ON RICHARD DEE, OF PIDDINGTON, SHOPKEEPER MENTIONE D WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE DEER ASSAULT NASSINGTON DAVID DEER CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING WILLIAM GARNER, WHILST IN THE DISCHARGE OF OF HIS DUTY AS A SHERIFF'S OFFICER DEER ASSAULT CROWN & THISTLE A N LICENSE L VICTIM A 1838 HIGHAM PARK BASTARDY C 1834 POACHING WILLIAM DEAN, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR STEALING, AT KINGSUTTON, A QUANTITY OF POTATOES, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES MARSHALL NELSON WEBB, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR ASSAULTING WILLIAM DEAN, AT TOWCESTER K IG TOWCESTER WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS 1841 SEE ARTICLE R COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL BISHOP DEAN, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR ABSENTING HIMSELF FROM THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, MR. ARTHUR LOVELL, WITHOUT THIS CONSENT A 1837 KINGSUTTON R 1837 COMMITTED THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION BISHOP DEAN, AGED 19, CHARGED WITH STEALING 1 AND A HALF LB OF MEAT AND A QUANTITY OF BREAD, FROM A STABLE AT RUSHDEN, THE PROPERTY OF G. WILBY COTTESBROOK Y 1844 NORTHAMPTON JOHN GIBBINS, CHARGED WITH MARRYING ANN DEAN, AT STONY STRATFORD, ON THE 3D AUGUST, 1826, HIS FORMER WIFE, REBECCA GIBBINS, OTHERWISE CALLED REBECCA JOICE, BEING LIVING OF RUSHDEN, LABOURER, FOR SIX WEEKS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS BISHOP DEAN, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM A STABLE AT RUSHDEN A BAG CONTAINING HALF A POUND OF MEAT, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE WILBY DAVID DEER AND EDWARD MARTIN RYCRAFT, CHARGED WITH AN ASSAULT ON A SHERRIFF'S OFFICER. NOT GUILTY. DAVID DEER, OF NASSINGTON, LABOURER, FOR WANT OF SURETIES, FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THE SESSIONS TO ANSWER A CHARGE OF ASSAULTING WILLIAM GARNER, SHERRIFF'S OFFICER SEE ARTICLE 1844 1843 1846 1834 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS INQUEST COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JONATHAN DEIGHTON SURETIES COMMITTED FOR WANT OF SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE ROBERT DEIGHTON DRUNK & FIGHTING GREAT DODDINGTON SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM DEIGHTON ASSAULT RAUNDS SEE ARTICLE EDWARD DEKIN DIED BLISWORTH JOHN DEMPSEY VICTIM WARMINGTON SEE ARTICLE HUGH HUGHES, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PIECE OF CARPET AND TWO PIECES OF SOAP, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN DEMPSEY, OF WARMINGTON ON THE 26TH JANUARY, AFTER A PROTRACTED ILLNESS, ANNE, ONLY SURVIVING DAUGHTER OF THE LATE MR. RICHARD DENNIS, OF THIS TOWN, IN THE 21ST YEAR OF HER AGE ON THURSDAY THE 3D INST. AGED 14, AFTER AN ILLNESS OF SEVERAL MONTHS' DURATION, ENDURED WITH MUCH PATIENCE, ELIZABETH, YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF MR. DENNIS, AUCTIONEER, OF HORSEMARKET, IN THIS TOWN JAMES KENDALL DENNIS & WILLIAM DENNIS, CHARGED WITH STEALING £50 FROM THE PERSON OF THOMAS GREGORY, AT THE THREE TUNS INN, IN BROUGHTON, ON SATURDAY THE 12TH INST. ON THURSDAY THE 3D INST. AGED 14, AFTER AN ILLNESS OF SEVERAL MONTHS' DURATION, ENDURED WITH MUCH PATIENCE, ELIZABETH, YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF MR. DENNIS, AUCTIONEER, OF HORSEMARKET, IN THIS TOWN ON TUESDAY THE 4TH INST. AFTER A LONG ILLNESS AGED 15, RICHARD, THE YOUNGEST SON OF MR. DENNIS, AUCTIONEER, OF THIS TOWN. HE WAS AN INTELLIGENT AND AMIABLE YOUTH ON THE 26TH JANUARY, AFTER A PROTRACTED ILLNESS, ANNE, ONLY SURVIVING DAUGHTER OF THE LATE MR. RICHARD DENNIS, OF THIS TOWN, IN THE 21ST YEAR OF HER AGE SEE ARTICLE ON TUESDAY THE 4TH INST. AFTER A LONG ILLNESS AGED 15, RICHARD, THE YOUNGEST SON OF MR. DENNIS, AUCTIONEER, OF THIS TOWN. HE WAS AN INTELLIGENT AND AMIABLE YOUTH DIED ANNE DENNIS DIED NORTHAMPTON 1836 DIED ELIZABETH DENNIS DIED HORSEMAR NORTHAMPTON KET 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JAMES KENDALL DENNIS THEFT 1836 DIED MR. DENNIS MENTIONE HORSEMAR NORTHAMPTON D KET 1833 DIED MR. DENNIS 1840 DIED RICHARD DENNIS 1836 DIED RICHARD DENNIS DIED 1833 DIED RICHARD DENNIS DIED 1845 INQUEST WILLIAM DENNIS 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL BROUGHTON Y A R 1836 1839 1842 1836 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ANOTHER DARING HIGHWAY ROBBERY TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION L MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON C P NORTHAMPTON N O NORTHAMPTON NORTHAMPTON A C MENTIONE D MENTIONE D L A E R THREE TUNS INN K IG H T 1840 SEE ARTICLE THREE TUNS INN BROUGHTON JAMES KENDALL DENNIS & WILLIAM DENNIS, CHARGED WITH STEALING £50 FROM THE PERSON OF THOMAS GREGORY, AT THE THREE TUNS INN, IN BROUGHTON, ON SATURDAY THE 12TH INST. THOMAS DENNY, OF SHUTLANGER, FOR FOURTEEN DAYS, FOR ASSAULTING AND BEATING MARY DENNY, HIS WIFE WILLIAM DENNIS THEFT MARY DENNY VICTIM RICHARD DENNY NO BILL RICHARD DENNY VICTIM MUSCOTT SEE ARTICLE THOMAS DENNY ASSAULT SHUTLANGER THOMAS DENNY, OF SHUTLANGER, FOR FOURTEEN DAYS, FOR ASSAULTING AND BEATING MARY DENNY, HIS WIFE SHUTLANGER NO BILL. 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM DENNY VAGRANT ACT 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS COMFORT DENT ILLEGITIM ATE CHILD DAVID DENT JAMES DENT MENTIONE BELL BARN NORTHAMPTON D DIED HARLESTONE JOHN DENT THEFT JOHN DENT THEFT 1846 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS JOHN DENT THEFT 1846 COMMITTED TO THE BOROUGH PRISON JOHN DENT THEFT 1846 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS JOHN DENT THEFT 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN DENT KILLING A PIGEON 1834 ASSIZES JOSEPH DENT 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOSIAH DENT 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES JOSIAH 1836 TRANSPORTED JOSIAH DENT 1840 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS WILLIAM DENT 1836 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION DENTON GEORGE DENTON GEORGE DENTON A Y FLOORE N THEFT A TRANSPOR TED MENTIONE D L CHARLOTTE THEFT THEFT MENTIONE D MENTIONE D THEFT SEE ARTICLE JOHN DENT, FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION, CHARGED WITH STEALING ABOUT TWO QUARTER OF BARLEY, VALUE £4, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS PHIPPS KINGSTHORPE P O C DENT KINGSTHORPE RIOT & ASSAULT A 1844 JOSIAH JOHN DENT, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR DAMAGING WITH INTENT TO STEAL A QUANTITY OF APPLES GROWING IN THE ORCHARD OF JOHN TURNALL E TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION K 1840 SEE ARTICLE (AGED 2) R DIED T DENT ASSIZES SEE ARTICLE (AGED 4) H JOHN R INQUEST 1836 SEE ARTICLE BELL BARN NORTHAMPTON COURT 1846 DENT SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE L 1840 JOHN DENT, AGED 27, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO QUARTERS OF BARLEY, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS PHIPPS JOHN DENT & JOHN WHITSEY, RESPECTIVELY FOR ONE MONTH, FOR KILLING A PIGEON, THE PROPERTY OF HANNAH BODDINGTON, OF KINGSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE FLOORE JOSIAH DENT & JOHN ROGERS, CHARGED WITH STOPPING BENJAMIN BULL ON THE KING'S HIGHWAY IN THE PARISH OF FLOORE, AND ROBBING HIM OF A SILVER WATCH,&C. FLOORE SEE ARTICLE C 1838 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS INQUEST NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS HARLESTONE IG 1840 FOR 14 DAYS, UNDER THE VAGRANT ACT SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE FLOORE JOSIAH DENT, 19, & JOHN ROGERS, 18, CHARGED WITH STOPPING BENJAMIN BULL ON THE KING'S HIGHWAY, AT FLOORE, AND ROBBING HIM OF A SILVER WATCH, A PURSE, AND A SHILLING KINGS CLIFFE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE KETTERING GEORGE ENFIELD, FOR FOUR MONTHS, WILLIAM PERKINS, FOR THREE MONTHS, AND GEORGE DENTON, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR HAVING STOLEN FRUIT FROM THE GARDEN OF EDWARD JENKINSON, OF KETTERING. JOSEPH HALL, FOR THREE MONTHS, AND WILLIAM RICHARDS, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR HAVING BEEN CONCERNED IN THE SAID ROBBERY 1844 AFFRAY WITH POACHERS JOHN DENTON MENTIONE D EASTON WOOD 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN DENTON VARIOUS CASTLE ASHBY 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES JOHN DENTON GAME & ASSAULT JOHN DENTON FRAUD JOHN DENTON THEFT JOHN DENTON GAME JOHN DENTON DIED NORTHAMPTON 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS JOSEPH DENTON THEFT 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS RUSHDEN RUSHDEN RUSHDEN THOMAS ELI CLARK, CHARLES CLARK, WILLIAM DENTON, JOSEPH DENTON, WILLIAM WOOD AND THOMAS HANGER, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO FOWLS, AT RUSHDEN. NOT GUILTY. ELI CLARKE, WILLIAM DENTON, JOSH. DENTON & WILLIAM WOOD, OF RUSHDEN, SHOEMAKER, & THOMAS HANGER, LABOURER, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO FOWLS FROM THE PREMISES OF JOHN GROSS, OF RUSHDEN KETTERING NATHANIEL DENTON, OF KETTERING, WAS CHARGED WITH BEING DRUNK AND DISORDERLY ON SUNDAY MORNING LAST. AS HE BORE A GENERALLY GOOD CHARACTER, AND WAS SAID TO CONTRIBUTE CHIEFLY TO THE SUPPORT OF HIS MOTHER, HE WAS REPRIMANDED AND DISMISSED C N THOMAS DENTON DRUNK & DISORDLE RY DENTON ASSAULT DODDINGTON SEE ARTICLE DENTON ACCIDENT HARTWELL SEE ARTICLE THEFT RUSHDEN ELI CLARKE, WILLIAM DENTON, JOSH. DENTON & WILLIAM WOOD, OF RUSHDEN, SHOEMAKER, & THOMAS HANGER, LABOURER, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO FOWLS FROM THE PREMISES OF JOHN GROSS, OF RUSHDEN A 1836 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS ACCIDENT O P L Y THEFT C 1842 NATHANIEL E THEFT K DENTON SEE ARTICLE (AGED 54) ELI CLARK, WILLIAM DENTON, JOSEPH DENTON, WILLIAM WOOD, AND THOMAS HANGER CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN GROSS, AT RUSHDEN R JOSEPH R NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS DENTON SEE ARTICLE YARDLEY HASTINGS 1841 JOSH. SEE ARTICLE T 1836 SEE ARTICLE A 1834 JOHN DENTON, CHARGED WITH ENTERING A WOOD AT CASTLE ASHBY TO TAKE GAME, AND ASSAULTING JAMES TARRY JOHN DENTON, AGED 30, CHARGED WITH ENTERING LANDS BELONGING TO THE MARQUESS OF NORTHAMPTON, ARMED FOR THE PURPOSE OF DESTROYING GAME, AND ASSAULTING JAMES TARRY H 1839 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS THEFT TO OUR HOUSE OF CORRECTION INQUEST IG 1844 SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM DENTON 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM DENTON THEFT RUSHDEN ELI CLARK, WILLIAM DENTON, JOSEPH DENTON, WILLIAM WOOD, AND THOMAS HANGER CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN GROSS, AT RUSHDEN 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS WILLIAM DENTON THEFT RUSHDEN ELI CLARK, CHARLES CLARK, WILLIAM DENTON, JOSEPH DENTON, WILLIAM WOOD AND THOMAS HANGER, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO FOWLS, AT RUSHDEN. NOT GUILTY. 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM J. DENTON VICTIM HIGHAM FERRERS ROBERT JACKSON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PIECE OF PAPER HANGING, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM J. DENTON, OF HIGHAM FERRERS A L 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL 1845 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS ROBERT DERBY MENTIONE D 1842 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS JAMES DESBOROUGH BREACH OF THE PEACE IRCHESTER 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JAMES DESBOROUGH THEFT IRCHESTER 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JAMES DESBOROUGH THEFT 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION GEORGE DEUDNEY MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE THOMAS HEWLETT & JAMES DESBOROUGH, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE PREMISES OF WILLIAM SOUTHAM, OF IRCHESTER, A SACK OF WHEATEN FLOUR JAMES DESBOROUGH AND THOMAS BURY HEWLETT WERE INDICTED FOR STEALING A SACK OF FLOUR, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM SOUTHAM, THEIR MASTER. THE PRISONERS PLEADED GUILTY WILLIAM WILCOX, FOR WANT OF SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS GEORGE DEUDNEY, OF MIDDLETON CHENEY CHARLES DEVINE, AN INTERANT HATTER, WAS BROUGHT BEFORE THE BENCH, AND CHARGED BY JAMES HAWTHORN, PARISH WATCHMAN, WITH BEING DRUNK AND ABUSIVE ON THE PREVIOUS FRIDAY NIGHT, IN KETTERING. HE PLEADED GUILTY TO THE CHARGE, AND EXPRESSED SORROW FOR HAVING SO DISGRACED HIMSELF. AS HE SEEMED SORRY FOR WHAT HE HAD DONE, AND BEEN IN CUSTODY FROM THE TIME OF HIS OFFENCE, HE WAS CAUTIONED, AND DISCHARGED KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS CHARLES DEVINE DRUNK 1843 DIED ABRAHAM DEVONSHIRE MENTIONE D BYFIELD 1839 INQUEST MRS. DEVONSHIRE MENTIONE D L 1837 DIED MRS. DEVONSHIRE DIED 1843 DIED MRS. M. DEVONSHIRE DIED 1841 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS ROBERT DEVONSHIRE MENTIONE WELLINGT NORTHAMPTON D ON STREET 1837 DIED ROBERT DEVONSHIRE MENTIONE D BYFIELD 1834 DIED ROBERT DEVONSHIRE DIED BYFIELD 1833 DIED ROBERT DEVONSHIRE DIED BYFIELD SUDDENLY, ON THE 4TH INSTANT, IN HIS 69TH YEAR, MR. ROBERT DEVONSHIRE, SENIOR, OF BYFIELD, WOOLSTAPLER. A MAN OF STRICT INTEGRITY AND HIGHLY RESPECTED 1843 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS JAMES DEW WARKWORTH SEE ARTICLE JOHN DEW JOHN DEW 1842 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES Y A R R KETTERING A C N BYFIELD A L C P NORTHAMPTON BYFIELD RIOT & DISTURBA NCE MENTIONE D MENTIONE D K 1844 O IG E H T MIDDLETON CHENEY AT BYFIELD, ON THE 22D ULT., MRS. M. DEVONSHIRE, WIFE OF ABRAHAM DEVONSHIRE, MUCH RESPECTED BY A LARGE CIRCLE OF FRIENDS SEE ARTICLE AT BYFIELD, ON SATURDAY DEC. 31ST, IN THE 74 YEAR OF HER AGE, MRS. DEVONSHIRE, WIFE OF THE LATE MR. ROBT. DEVONSHIRE, WOOLSTAPLER, AND GRAZIER AT BYFIELD, ON THE 22D ULT., MRS. M. DEVONSHIRE, WIFE OF ABRAHAM DEVONSHIRE, MUCH RESPECTED BY A LARGE CIRCLE OF FRIENDS SEE ARTICLE AT BYFIELD, ON SATURDAY DEC. 31ST, IN THE 74 YEAR OF HER AGE, MRS. DEVONSHIRE, WIFE OF THE LATE MR. ROBT. DEVONSHIRE, WOOLSTAPLER, AND GRAZIER SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE KILSBY SEE ARTICLE 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT GEORGE ASSIZES DEWDNEY MENTIONE D MORETON PINKNEY SEE ARTICLE 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL GEORGE DEWDNEY MENTIONE D CULWORTH ABRAHAM HARRIS, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS GEORGE DEWDNEY, OF CULWORTH 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE DEWDNEY MENTIONE D MIDDLETON CHENEY SEE ARTICLE 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS GEORGE DEWDNEY MENTIONE D CULWORTH ABRAHAM HARRIS, AGED 22, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS GEORGE DEWDNEY, OF CULWORTH GEORGE DEWDNEY GEORGE DEWDNEY 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTON MIDSUMMER ASSIZES MENTIONE D MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE MIDDLETON CHENEY SEE ARTICLE MIDDLETON CHENEY WILLIAM WEED, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS GEORGE DEWDNEY, OF MIDDLETON CHENEY, AND FOR HIS APPEARANCE AT THE SESSIONS T 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL GEORGE DEWDNEY MENTIONE D 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS GEORGE DEWDNEY MENTIONE D 1835 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL SAMUEL DEWES THEFT 1845 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ROBERT DEWITT KNOCKING SHILLING 1846 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS ROBERT DEWITT 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ROBERT DEWITT DAMAGE 1845 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM DEWRY BREACH OF THE PEACE BYFIELD SEE ARTICLE 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION DEXTER DESERTING CHILDREN ORTON OF ORTON, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR HAVING DESERTED HER FAMILY OF FIVE CHILDREN R A R Y DEXTER 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL FRANCIS 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN L N A L FRANCES C P O QUARTER SESSIONS VICTIM LAXTON DEXTER VICTIM LAXTON DEXTER THEFT ROWELL A 1842 WILLIAM WEED, AGED 21, FOR WANT OF SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS GEORGE DEWDNEY, &C. SAMUEL DEWES AND THOMAS STEANES, CHARGED WITH STEALING A BROWN GELDING, BELONGING TO JOHN BIGGS, OF WELFORD K IG WELFORD EMBEZZLE MENT C ELIZABETH E H 1842 ROBERT DEWITT, FOR ONE MONTH, UNLESS 7S. BE PAID, FOR WILFULLY KNOCKING A SHILLING OUT OF THE HANDS OF ROBERT CHUBB, WHEREBY THE SAID SHILLING WAS LOST SEE ARTICLE ROBERT DEWITT, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR BREAKING AND DAMAGING THREE PANES OF GLASS IN THE HOUSE OF J. W. BOTELER WILLIAM WATERFIELD, AGED 29, CHARGED WITH STEALING AT LAXTON, CERTAIN HORSE TRAPPINGS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN SEWELL; AND FURTHER CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF GAITERS, THE PROPERTY EDWARD KIRBY & FRANCES DEXTER WILLIAM WATERFIELD, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT LAXTON, CERTAIN HORSE TRAPPINGS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN SEWELL, AND A JACKET, A PAIR OF GAITERS, AND A WAISTCOAT, THE PROPERTY OF EDWARD KIRBY AND FRANCIS DEXTER JOHN DEXTER, FOR FOURTEEN DAYS, FOR STEALING A QUANTITY OF BEANS FROM A CROP IN THE PARISH OF ROWELL, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM HAFFORD, FARMER 1843 DIED ROBERT DEXTER DIED CRANFORD ON THE 12TH ULT., AT CRANFORD, NEAR KETTERING, IN THIS COUNTY, MR. ROBERT DEXTER, AGED 72, NEARLY FIFTY YEARS BAKER OF THE SAME PLACE, RESPECTED BY ALL WHO KNEW HIM 1839 NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES STEPHEN DEXTER VICTIM BRACKLEY ST. JAMES SEE ARTICLE 1842 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS MR. DICEY VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH ROBERT BENSON, CHARGED WITH BREAKING AND CARRYING AWAY PART OF A RAIL FENCE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM DICEY, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, WAS FINED 11S. INCLUDING EXPENSES, AND IN DEFAULT OF PAYMENT, COMMITTED 1846 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS T. E. DICEY VICTIM AN ORDER WAS MADE FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE NEXT PENSION PAYABLE TO ALLEN DICKENS, OF BOUGHTON, WAS GRANTED TO THE RELIEVING OFFICER OF THE BOUGHTON DISTRICT OF THE BRIXWORTH UNION, TOWARDS REPAYMENT OF THE WEEKLY RELIEF GRANTED TO THE WIFE AND CHILDREN OF DICKENS AT WEEDON, AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS, ON THE 22D INSTANT, BENJAMIN, YOUNGEST SON OF MR. WILLIAM DICKENS, AGED 42, LATE OF DODFORD MILLS, IN THIS COUNTY AGED 24, CHARGED WITH EXPOSING FOR SALE IN THE MARKET PLACE A LARGE QUANTITY OF UNWHOLESOME MEAT. THOMAS COTCHIN (OUT ON BAIL) CHARGED WITH A SIMILAR OFFENCE E H T JOHN M'DOWELL, AGED 29, PLEADED GUILTY TO A CHARGE OF OBTAINING 14S. UNDER FALSE PRETENCES, THE PROPERTY OF T. E. DICEY, THREE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS ALLEN DICKENS ORDER 1840 DIED BENJAMIN DICKENS DIED 1845 TOWN SESSIONS EDWARD DICKENS 1845 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS EDWARD DICKENS UNWHOLES OME MEAT 1845 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS EDWARD DICKENS UNWHOLES MARKET OME MEAT PLACE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES DICKENS MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN DICKENS MISCONDU CT WOLD 1836 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN DICKENS LEAVING SERVICE BRIXWORTH 1840 ASSIZES - BOROUGH PRISONERS MARTIN DICKENS VICTIM 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS DICKENS VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH 1846 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM DICKENS NON PAYMENT WARKWORTH L A N R A C P O A NORTHAMPTON L Y R WEEDON UNWHOLES MARKET OME MEAT PLACE C K IG BOUGHTON CHARGED WITH EXPOSING FOR SALE A LARGE QUANTITY OF UNWHOLESOME MEAT JOHN DICKENS, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR LEAVING THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, JOHN CLEAVER, OF WOLD, AND OTHERWISE MISCONDUCTING HIMSELF JOHN DICKENS, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR LEAVING THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, JOHN BRITTEN, OF BRIXWORTH, WITHOUT HIS CONSENT THOMAS BRANSON, 40, CHARGED WITH HAVING FELONIOUSLY STOLEN AND CARRIED AWAY ONE PIECE OF IRON, VALUE 6D, A PIECE OF CLOTH, VALUE 5D. AND 2 STICKS OF HORSE RADISH, VALUE 2D. THE PROPERTY OF MARTIN DICKENS JAMES SYKES, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING THOMAS DICKENS, VICTUALLER, OF WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM DICKENS LICENSING FIVE BELLS HARDINGSTONE HOURS 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM DICKENS THEFT DALLINGTON 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS WILLIAM DICKENS THEFT DALLINGTON 1840 DIED WILLIAM DICKENS MENTIONE D WEEDON 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM POPE DICKENS VICTIM JANE DICKENSON ALFRED DICKINS BUTLIN DICKINS 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES EDWARD DICKINS 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION GEORGE DICKINS MISBEHAVI OUR 1846 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE DICKINS BREACH OF THE PEACE DICKINS MENTIONE D DICKINS E BROUGHTON N THEFT SHEEP STREET MARCH 9, AT DAVENTRY, IN THE 70TH YEAR OF HER AGE, SARAH, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. BUTLIN DICKINS, OF THAT PLACE SEE ARTICLE GEORGE DICKINS, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR MISBEHAVIOUR IN THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, SAMUEL PARBERRY, OF BROUGHTON SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE (AGED 20) MENTIONE D J. DICKINS 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS J. C. DICKINS VICTIM HARDINGSTONE 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS J. C. DICKINS VICTIM HARDINGSTONE 1845 BOROUGH PRISONERS JANE DICKINS 1840 1837 INQUEST DIED JOHN JOHN DICKINS DICKINS A SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ST. GILES PARISH SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE 1838 WILFUL MURDER DIED DIED K R L BURTON LATIMER P O C HENRY A GEORGE MENTIONE D L 1841 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS DITCHFORD DAVENTRY Y DIED NORTHAMPTON A MENTIONE D 1845 1834 H IG MENTIONE CROWN & D ANCHOR MENTIONE D C 1845 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WOOTTON R 1834 T 1843 WILLIAM DICKENS, THE KEEPER OF FIVE BELLS PUBLIC HOUSE, AT HARDINGSTONE, WAS CONVICTED OF UNLAWFULLY KEEPING OPEN HIS HOUSE DURING THE AFTERNOON DIVINE SERVICE ON SUNDAY 25TH OF JUNE LAST, AND ADJUDGED TO PAY THE PENALTY AND COSTS, AMOUNTING TO £1 WILLIAM DICKENS, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT DALLINGTON, A DUCK, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM CLARKE WEST WILLIAM DICKENS PLEADED GUILTY TO STEALING A DUCK, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM CLARKE WEST, OF DALLINGTON. ONE MONTHS IMPRISONMENT TO HARD LABOUR IN THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION AT WEEDON, AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS, ON THE 22D INSTANT, BENJAMIN, YOUNGEST SON OF MR. WILLIAM DICKENS, AGED 42, LATE OF DODFORD MILLS, IN THIS COUNTY THOMAS WHITBREAD, MASON, WAS CONVICTED OF ASSAULTING WILLIAM POPE DICKENS, AT WOOTTON, ON THE 12TH INSTANT, AND FINED WITH COSTS 20S. NORTHAMPTON DAVENTRY DAVENTRY T. PEARSON, CONVICTED OF STEALING FIVE FLEECES OF WOOL, THE PROPERTY OF R. BRITTEN AND OTHERS, WAS SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS' HARD LABOUR. J. DICKINS, INDICTED AS A RECEIVER, WAS ACQUITTED JAMES LABRAM, AGED 21, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT HARDINGSTONE, TWO DUCKS, THE PROPERTY OF J. C. DICKINS JAMES LABRAM, AGED 21, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT HARDINGSTONE, TWO DUCKS, THE PROPERTY OF J. C. DICKINS, WAS FOUND GUILTY, AND SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR CHARGED WITH THE WILFUL MURDER OF A NEWBORN CHILD, IN THE PARISH OF SAINT GILES', NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE (AGED 49) SEE ARTICLE 1845 COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF JOSEPH CORRECTION DICKINS VICTIM WOOTTON HENRY FURNACE, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SHEEP, AT WOOTTON, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH DICKINS 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOSEPH ASSIZES DICKINS VICTIM WOOTTON HENRY FURNACE, CHARGED WITH KILLING AN EWE, WITH INTENT TO STEAL THE CARCASE OF THE SAME, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN DICKINS, OF WOOTTON 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOSEPH DICKINS VICTIM WOOTTON SEE ARTICLE 1840 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS MARTIN DICKINS VICTIM 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS MARTIN DICKINS VICTIM 1842 NORTHANTS PETTY SESSIONS MR. DICKINS VICTIM 1841 APPEAL MR. DICKINS APPEAL 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS RICHARD DICKINS 1845 DIED SARAH DICKINS 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES DICKINS 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES DICKINS THOMAS BRANSON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PIECE OF IRON, A PIECE OF CLOTH, AND TWO STICKS OF HORSE RADISH, THE PROPERTY OF MARTIN DICKINS, INNKEEPER T THOMAS TRUSLER, CHARGED WITH STEALING THREE BOTTLES AND A HALF PORT, FROM THE GRAND STAND, ON THE RACE COURSE, THE PROPERTY OF MARTIN DICKINS NORTHAMPTON NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS DICKINS 1842 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS DICKINS 1838 INVESTIGATION THOMAS DICKINS K IG DAVENTRY A L Y C MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MOULTON ASSAULT RUSHDEN DAMAGE MENTIONE D MENTIONE D R DIED SEE ARTICLE MARCH 9, AT DAVENTRY, IN THE 70TH YEAR OF HER AGE, SARAH, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. BUTLIN DICKINS, OF THAT PLACE RICHARD LEWIN, AGED 37, (OUT ON BAIL), CHARGED WITH FORGING A BILL OF EXCHANGE FOR THE PAYMENT OF £18. 7S. 5D., PURPORTING TO BE DRAWN BY THOMAS DICKINS, AND ALSO WITH FORGING THOMAS DICKINS'S ENDORSEMENT TO THE SAME R MOULTON N 1843 FRAUD A DICKINS SEE ARTICLE L THOMAS A WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON P O C 1842 WOOTTON HILL MARKET SQUARE THOMAS FOX WAS ALSO COMMITTED TO THE SESSIONS FOR TRIAL ON CHARGE OF STEALING A FOWL AMD A HAY KNIFE FROM THE PREMISES OF MR. DICKINS, OF WOOTTON HILL, ABOUT HALF-PAST ONE IN THE MORNING OF THAT DAY E H RACE COURSE SPRATTON BROUGHTON SEE ARTICLE J. GOSS, GAMEKEEPER TO C. HILL ESQ., CHARGED REUBEN HILL, THOMAS DICKINS, AND LEVY CLARK WITH BRUTALLY ASSAULTING HIM IN THE WHEAT SHEAF INN, AT RUSHDEN. THEY WERE SEVERALLY FINED £3. AND COSTS, IN DEFAULT COMMITTED FOR TWO MONTHS THE CASE OF WILLIAM CAPELL AGAINST THOMAS DICKINS, OF SPRATTON, LABOURER, FOR DAMAGING A QUANTITY OF GROWING VEGETABLES, WAS DISMISSED SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT W. ASSIZES DICKINS VICTIM STAVERTON THOMAS UNDERWOOD, AGED 30, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT STAVERTON, SUNDRY CARPENTERS TOOLS, THE PROPERTY OF W. DICKINS 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION DICKINS VICTIM STAVERTON THOMAS UNDERWOOD, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PLACE, TWO SAWS, AN AXE, AND SUNDRY OTHER ARTICLES, VALUE 20S., THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM DICKINS, OF STAVERTON WILLIAM 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES DICKINS VICTIM 1841 DIED WILLIAM DICKINS DIED 1838 NORTHANTS ASSIZES WILLIAM DICKINS VICTIM WARKWORTH DICKINS VICTIM WARKWORTH SEE ARTICLE DICKINS VICTIM WARKWORTH SEE ARTICLE MARY DICKINSON COMPLAIN T NORTHAMPTON E KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS THEFT BURTON LATIMER SEE ARTICLE K 1842 SHEEP STREET DICKINS DICKINS AND PETTIT, WHO WERE CONVICTED AT OUR LAST BOROUGH SESSIONS OF A BURGLARY, THE FORMER AT THE HOUSE OF MR. BARRINGER, IN SHEEP STREET, THE LATTER AT THE HOUSE OF MR. SMITH, IN SPRING LANE, LEFT THIS TOWN ON MONDAY LAST, ON THEIR WAY TO THE WARRIOR HULK, LYING OFF WOOLWICH T BOROUGH SESSIONS ON TUESDAY LAST, AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS, MR. WILLIAM DICKINS, TAILOR, OF MARKET SQUARE, IN THIS TOWN, AGED 40 JOHN WATERS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A GUN, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM DICKINS, AT WARKWORTH NORTHAMPTON WILLIAM PETTIT AND WILLIAM DICKINSON, TWO RAILWAY LABOURERS, WERE APPRENHENDED BY SUPERINTENDENT KNIGHT, CHARGED WITH TAKING FROM THE PERSON OF JOHN BLUNDELL, OF FINEDON, TWO SOVEREIGNS AND SOME SILVER. BLUNDELL REFUSED TO PROSECUTE, AND THE CHARGE WAS ACCORDINGLY DISMISSED WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM 1835 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS JAMES JINN DICKS 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JESSE DICKS 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN 1839 DIED JOHN DICKS 1842 ASSIZES JOSEPH DICKS ASSAULT ROTHWELL JOSEPH DICKS ASSAULT ROTHWELL SEE ARTICLE JOSEPH DICKS ASSAULT RUSHTON SEE ARTICLE JOSEPH DICKS GAME RUSHTON SEE ARTICLE JOSEPH DICKS MENTIONE D THRAPSTON SEE ARTICLE THEFT FINEDON Y A R DICKINSON MENTIONE D L NORTHAMPTON BURTON LATIMER C P O THEFT R 1845 C 1842 SEE ARTICLE H 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE WILLIAM QUARTER SESSIONS MARKET SQUARE IG 1838 STAVERTON EMBEZZLE MENT A N DICKS FLOORE 1842 1843 1844 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES A L DIED SEE ARTICLE ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT - JESSE DICKS, FOR STEALING AT BURTON LATIMER, A KNIFE, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN HUMPHREY, AND A HANDKERCHIEF, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN PATRICK FOR 14 DAYS, FOR EMBEZZLING A QUANTITY OF LEATHER ENTRUSTED TO HIM TO BE MADE UP INTO CLOTH BOOTS, AS ALSO TWO PAIR LASTS, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM HOLLIS, SHOEMANUFACTURER ON SUNDAY LAST, AFTER A VERY LONG ILLNESS BORNE WITH MUCH PATIENCE, RESIGNATION, AND FORTITUDE, MR. JOHN DICKS, OF FLOORE, AT THE ADVANCED AGE OF 82 YEARS. IT MAY BE TRULY SAID OF HIM, "THAT HE WENT TO HIS GRAVE IN PEACE." JOSEPH DICKS, AGED 24, CHARGED WITH CUTTING AND WOUNDING JOHN JONES, AT ROTHWELL, WITH INTENT TO DO HIM SOME GREVIOUS BODILY HARM 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOSEPH DICKS THEFT RUSHTON 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOSEPH DICKS THEFT RUSHTON 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION KORAH DICKS ASSAULT 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS KORAH DICKS THEFT 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS KORAH DICKS THEFT 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS MARY DIGBY WANDERIN G ABROAD 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM STURGESS AND JOSEPH DICKS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A QUANTITY OF LEATHER, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE LOAK, OF RUSHTON WILLIAM STURGESS, 17, AND JOSEPH DICKS, 17, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF LEATHER, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE LOAK, OF RUSHTON, WERE DISCHARGED - BILL IGNORED KORAH DICKS, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ASSAULTING HENRY HITCHCOCK KORAH DICKS, AGED 33, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT TANSOR, A PIG'S CHEEK, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN SIDDONS TANSOR T KORAH DICKS, AGED 33, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT TANSOR, A PIG'S CHEEK, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN SIDDONS, WAS FOUND GUILTY, AND SENTENCED TO SIX MONTH'S HARD LABOUR MARY JEFFS & MARY DIGBY, FOR 14 DAYS EACH, FOR WANDERING ABROAD AND LODGING IN THE OPEN AIR WITHOUT VISIBLE MEANS OF SUBSISTENCE K IG E H TANSOR DAMAGE INQUEST COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION SAMUEL DIGBY DIED MILTON SEE ARTICLE HARRIET DILLINGHAM LEAVING CHILD OUNDLE FOR ONE MONTH, FOR LEAVING HER CHILD CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF OUNDLE 1843 INQUEST CAROLINE DIMBLEBY NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1843 INQUEST GEORGE DIMBLEBY NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1846 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS JOHN BRACKLEY SEE ARTICLE 1844 A L Y FRANCES DIMPSEY ELIZ. DIMSEY N DIMMOCK C P O JOHN NON PAYMENT FOR NON PAYMENT OF £50, A PENALTY FOR AN OFFENCE AGAINST THE EXCISE LAWS DIED STOKE BRUERNE COUNTERF IRELAND EIT COIN COUNTERF WELLINGBOROUGH EIT COIN MENTIONE AUGUSTIN NORTHAMPTON STREET D SEE ARTICLE [AGED 7] A 1835 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION INQUEST WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS DIMMOCK MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D L 1845 C 1843 R DIGBY R SAMUEL 1846 MILTON SAMUEL DIGBY AND WILLIAM LEVER, BOTH OF MILTON, WERE CONVICTED IN THE DAMAGE AND COSTS AMOUNTING TO 18S. 6D. EACH, FOR WILFULLY LETTING SOME SHEEP INTO A FIELD OF TARES, THE PROPERTY OF MR. CHARLES GARRET, OF MILTON, ON SUNDAY AFTERNOON THE 4TH INSTANT SEE ARTICLE AGED 33, CHARGED WITH UTTERING COUNTEFEIT SILVER AT WELLINGBOROUGH ASSIZES ELIZABETH DIMSEY 1840 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS JOHN DINES 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOSEPH ASSIZES DINES VICTIM ROWELL HENRY ESSEX, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF LEAD, VALUE 1S. 4D HALF., FROM THE SHOP OF JOSEPH DINES, OF ROWELL 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOSEPH ASSIZES DINES VICTIM ROWELL HENRY ESSEX, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A QUANTITY OF LEAD, VALUE 1S. 4D HALF FROM THE SHOP OF JOSEPH DINES, OF ROWELL. THREE MONTHS HARD LABOUR A 1844 SEE ARTICLE 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS DINES DAMAGE 1839 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ANN DINGLEY IDLE & DISORDER LY 1846 INQUEST SARAH DISMY UNION MENTIONE WORKHOU NORTHAMPTON D SE 1839 DIED CAROLINE DIX DIED BLISWORTH 1838 DIED CHARLES JAMES DIX DIED LONG BUCKBY 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SESSIONS GEORGE DIX MENTIONE D BLISWORTH 1839 DIED GEORGE DIX MENTIONE D JAMES DIX GAME JOHN DIX VICTIM JOHN DIX MENTIONE D DIED MR. DIX 1843 QUARTER SESSIONS SAMUEL DIX 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS DIX 1837 DIED WILLIAM DIX 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS T DIX E ON THE 8TH INST. AT BLISWORTH, AGED 6 YEARS AND 4 MONTHS, CAROLINE, THE BELOVED AND ONLY DAUGHTER OF MR. GEORGE DIX K R RUSHTON N C MENTIONE D MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE H IG R A 1838 SURETIES L DIX LONG BUCKBY C JOHN ON THE 8TH INST. AT BLISWORTH, AGED 6 YEARS AND 4 MONTHS, CAROLINE, THE BELOVED AND ONLY DAUGHTER OF MR. GEORGE DIX ON THE 13TH INST. CHARLES JAMES, AGED 11 MONTHS, SON OF MR. DIX, SURGEON, OF LONG BUCKBY SEE ARTICLE KINGSTHORPE Y KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS O 1845 ROWELL VICTIM A 1842 SEE ARTICLE BLISWORTH P 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS BROCKHALL BUGBROOKE BUGBROOKE L ASSAULT A 1845 THOMAS DINES, FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR MALICIOUSLY DAMAGING A LIVE FENCE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM DUNKLEY, OF KINGSTHORPE SARAH DARLINGTON, ANN DINGLEY, & SARAH ASPREY, RESPECTIVELY FOR 14 DAYS, AS IDLE & DISORDERLY PERSONS KINGSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE JOHN DIX, OF RUSHTON, WAS REQUIRED TO FIND SURETIES FOR HIS KEEPING THE PEACE, ON THE COMPLAINT OF SAMUEL COCKHANE, WHOM HE HAD ABUSED AND THREATENED ON THE 13TH INST. CHARLES JAMES, AGED 11 MONTHS, SON OF MR. DIX, SURGEON, OF LONG BUCKBY SEE ARTICLE JOHN MOORE, OF BUGBROOKE, FARMER, WAS CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT ON THOMAS DIX, OF THE SAME PLACE, SCHOOLMASTER, ON THE 15TH INSTANT, AT BUGBROOKE, AND FINED WITH COSTS 15S. 6D. THOMAS DIX, OF BUGBROOKE, SCHOOLMASTER, WAS CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT ON JANE HEDGE, AT BUGBROOKE, ON THE 20TH FEBRUARY LAST, AND FINED, WITH COSTS, £1. 2S. 6D. ON THURSDAY THE 5TH INSTANT, AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS, MR. WILLIAM DIX, IRONMONGER, OF BRACKLEY, IN THIS COUNTY, AGED 35 YEARS JOHN STEANES, OF SIBBERTOFT, APPLIED FOR A LICENSE TO OPEN HIS HOUSE FOR THE SALE OF BEER, &C. THE APPLICATION WAS NEGATIVED, AS WAS ALSO A SIMILAR ONE, BY GEORGE DIXON, OF BRIGSTOCK DIED BRACKLEY DIXON LICENSE BRIGSTOCK GEORGE DIXON ILLEGITIM ATE CHILD CORBY SEE ARTICLE HENRY DIXON MENTIONE PARK D STREET KINGS CLIFFE SEE ARTICLE 1844 1841 1839 1844 1833 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS DAMAGE NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION MENTIONE D KINGS CLIFFE KEZIA CHAPPEL, FOR SIX MONTHS, UNLESS SHE FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS MARY DIXON, OF KINGS CLIFFE DIXON VICTIM CORBY SEE ARTICLE DIXY GAME CORBY SEE ARTICLE DIXY DAMAGE CORBY SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM DOBB VICTIM W. DOBBS PAYMENT BRIGSTOCK WILLIAM DOBBS ASSAULT BRIGSTOCK SEE ARTICLE CHARLES DODD VICTIM NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE MR. DODD NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE MRS. DODD FLOORE SEE ARTICLE THOMAS DODD ASSAULT DIED THOMAS DODD 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION PHILIP DODSON NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS FLOORE STOKE ALBANY PHILIP PHILIP DODSON VICTIM DODSON COMPLAIN T AN ORDER WAS MADE ON BRIGSTOCK PARISH, FOR THE PAYMENT OF 13S. PER WEEK, FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF W. DOBBS, NOW IN THE LUNATIC ASYLUM, OF NORTHAMPTON MARCH 4, MR. THOMAS DODD, OF FLOORE, AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS, AGED 42 YEARS PETER MARSHALL, CHARGED WITH RECEIVING THE SAID FOWLS, KNOWING THEM TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN, AND ALSO WITH STEALING TWO BUSHELS OF POTATOES, THE PROPERTY OF PHILIP DODSON, OF STOKE ALBANY STOKE ALBANY JOHN WARD, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS SCOTT, OF STOKE ALBANY; AND PETER MARSHALL WITH RECEIVING THE SAME, WELL KNOWING THEM TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN - THE SAME PETER MARSHALL FURTHER CHARGED WITH TWO BUSHELS OF POTATOES, THE PROPERTY OF PHILIP DODSON, OF STOKE ALBANY STOKE PHILIP DODSON, OF STOKE, CHARGED JOHN NORTON WITH ASSAULTING HIM ON THE21ST OF OCTOBER. THE PARTIES WERE RECOMMENDED TO SETTLE THE MATTER OUT OF COURT, WHICH THEY AGREED TO A 1843 VICTIM SEE ARTICLE FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR AN ASSAULT L DIED BRIGSTOCK ST. GILES STREET MENTIONE ST. GILES D STREET NON PAYMENT RICHARD 1844 E DIXON K MARY T DIXON H JOSEPH NON PAYMENT MENTIONE D R KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE A 1846 CORBY DIXON L 1843 SEE ARTICLE JOHN GAME C 1845 CORBY DIXON IG 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE JOHN R 1844 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION STANION DIXON N 1839 SEE ARTICLE Y 1845 STANION & LITTLE OAKLEY JOHN A 1844 SEE ARTICLE DIXON P 1846 MENTIONE D MENTIONE D KINGS CLIFFE JOHN O 1843 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS C 1846 1844 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION 1834 COMMITED TO THE COUNTY GAOL SINCE OUR LAST THOMAS REPORT 1835 ASSIZES 1834 RELEASING HORSE FOR 14 DAYS, FOR RELEASING AN IMPOUNDED HORSE DODSON THEFT COTTINGHAM EDWARD SMITH AND THOMAS DODSON, THE FORMER CHARGED WITH BURGLARY AT STOKE ALBANY, THE LATTER WITH STEALING A HALF CROWN, BELONGING TO S. BULL, OF COTTINGHAM THOMAS DODSON THEFT COTTINGHAM THOMAS DODSON, AGED 46, CHARGED WITH STEALING 2S. 6D. FROM THE HOUSE OF SAMUEL BULL, OF COTTINGHAM ASSIZES THOMAS DODSON THEFT COTTINGHAM THOMAS DODSON, 45, CHARGED WITH STEALING A HALF CROWN FROM THE HOUSE OF SAMUEL BULL, OF COTTINGHAM 1835 ASSIZES THOMAS DODSON THEFT COTTINGHAM 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES THOMAS DODSON DELIVERED BY PROCLAMA TION THOMAS DODSON NEGLECT WILLIAM DODSON VICTIM 1845 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS W. M. 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION SAMUEL DOLBEY 1833 ASSIZES ANN 1833 T HORTON FINEDON MENTIONE D A DOLBEN TANSOR DOLBY VICTIM TANSOR NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ANN ASSIZES DOLBY VICTIM TANSOR 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION EDMUND DOLBY ASSAULT BENEFIELD 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES JOHN DOLBY VICTIM BENEFIELD L THEFT A OF STOKE ALBANY, FOR FIVE WEEKS, FOR REFUSING TO MAINTAIN HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN SEE ARTICLE RICHARD DOIG, OF HORTON, BAILIFF, WAS CONVICTED IN THE PENALTY AND COSTS OF £5, FOR AN ASSAULT COMMITTED AGAINST HIM AT HORTON, ON THE 4TH INSTANT, ON RICHARD DEE, OF PIDDINGTON, SHOPKEEPER ROBERT HAWKES, CHARGED WITH STEALING APPLES FROM THE ORCHARD OF MISS DOLBEN, OF FINEDON COTTAGE, WAS SENTENCED TO THREE WEEKS' HARD LABOUR IN NORTHAMPTON GAOL ROBERT WARD AND WILLIAM BEAL WERE FINED £1. 9S. 6D. EACH, WITH EXPENCES, FOR FISHING WITH NETS IN THE RIVER NEN, IN A PART OF THE RIVER WHERE W. M. DOLBEN HAD A PRIVATE RIGHT. ALLOWED A FORTNIGHT TO PAY IN N VICTIM C O DOLBEN C MISS K R ASSAULT P DOIG E H IG A 1846 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS RICHARD STOKE ALBANY L 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS DODSON, AGED 46, WAS ACQUITTED ON A CHARGE OF STEALING A HALF CROWN, BELONGING TO SAMUEL BULL, OF COTTINGHAM DELIVERED BY PROCLAMATION STOKE ALBANY R 1843 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS DODSON Y 1833 THOMAS SAMUEL DOLBEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF COALS AND BEER, THE PROPERTY OF REV. C. A. WHEELWRIGHT, OF TANSOR SAMUEL DOLBY, 35, CHARGED WITH FELONIOUSLY KILLING AND SLAYING ANN DOLBY, AT TANSOR SAMUEL DOLBY, 35, CHARGED WITH FELONIOUSLY KILLING AND SLAYING ANN DOLBY, AT TANSOR. SIX MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT. JOHN SPRIGGS, DAVID IRESON, EDMUND DOLBY, AND SAMUEL SPRIGGS, EACH FOR TWO MONTHS, THEY HAVING BEEN CONVICTED OF ASSAULTING SEVERAL PERSONS AT BENEFIELD SAMUEL GOODMAN, AGED 22, AND THOMAS CHAPMAN, AGED 21, CHARGED WITH STEALING WOOD AT BENEFIELD, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN DOLBY DAVENTRY ON THE 12TH INSTANT, AGED 55, MRS. SARAH DOLBY, WIFE OF MR. JOHN DOLBY, OF THE GEORGE INN, DAVENTRY, MOST DESERVEDLY RESPECTED BY A LARGE CIRCLE OF FRIENDS, AND DEEPLY LAMENTED BY ALL WHO KNEW HER SAMUEL DOLBY, AGED 46, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING COALS AND BEER, THE PROPERTY OF THE REV. C. A. WHEELWRIGHT, OF TANSOR. 15 YEARS' TRANSPORTATION DIED JOHN DOLBY 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS SAMUEL DOLBY THEFT TANSOR 1833 ASSIZES SAMUEL DOLBY MURDER TANSOR 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT SAMUEL ASSIZES DOLBY KILLING TANSOR DOLBY DIED 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS THOMAS DOLBY ABSENTIN G HIMSELF THOMAS DOLBY ASSAULT WILLIAM DOLBY COUNTERF EIT MONEY WILLIAM DOLBY WILLIAM DOLBY WILLIAM DOLBY DOLLEY 1843 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JANUARY SESSIONS SAMUEL 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES DOLMAN 1844 INQUEST JOHN DONE 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS CATHERINE DONEGANI VICTIM 1844 COUNTY SESSIONS CATHERINE DONEGANI VICTIM 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS CATHERINE L RINGSTEAD SEE ARTICLE TANSOR SAMUEL DOLLEY, AGED 46, CHARGED WITH STEALING COALS AND BEER, THE PROPERTY OF THE REV. C. A. WHEELWRIGHT, OF TANSOR JAMES DOLMAN, FOR THREE MONTHS, AND JAMES HAYTER FOR 40 DAYS, PURSUANT TO SENTENCE OF COURT MARTIAL L DUN COW, MENTIONE BEARWARD NORTHAMPTON D STREET VICTIM WILLIAM DOLBY, AGED 35, WAS CONVICTED OF UTTERING A FORGED FIVE POUND BANK OF ENGLAND NOTE, AT OUNDLE. FOURTEEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION SEE ARTICLE CHARGED A DONEGANI WILLIAM DOLBY, CHARGED WITH UTTERING A FORGED £5 BANK OF ENGLAND NOTE TO ELIZABETH BRITCHFIELD ROWELL A THEFT THOMAS DOLBY, FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR ABSENTING HIMSELF FROM THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, DAVID STANFORD, BRAZIER THOMAS DOLBY, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR ASSAULTING JAMES AMBRIDGE, SUPERINTENDENT OF THE POLICE K R A R Y P MENTIONE D LICENSING HOURS OUNDLE C NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS COUNTERF EIT MONEY N 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS O 1845 C 1845 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION DAVENTRY E SARAH IG DIED ON THE 12TH INSTANT, AGED 55, MRS. SARAH DOLBY, WIFE OF MR. JOHN DOLBY, OF THE GEORGE INN, DAVENTRY, MOST DESERVEDLY RESPECTED BY A LARGE CIRCLE OF FRIENDS, AND DEEPLY LAMENTED BY ALL WHO KNEW HER H GEORGE INN 1834 1840 SAMUEL DOLBY, 35, CHARGED WITH FELONIOUSLY KILLING AND SLAYING ANN DOLBY, AT TANSOR SAMUEL DOLBY, 35, CHARGED WITH FELONIOUSLY KILLING AND SLAYING ANN DOLBY, AT TANSOR. SIX MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT. T 1834 MENTIONE GEORGE D INN BOUGHTON BOUGHTON SEE ARTICLE ANN PULLEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING A BOA, THE PROPERTY OF MARY LINES, AND A CLOAK, THE PROPERTY OF CATHERINE DONEGANI ANN CLARKE, CHARGED WITH STEALING A RETICULE, A HANDKERCHIEF, AND 10D HALF. IN COPPER, AT BOUGHTON, THE PROPERTY OF CATHERINE DONEGANI ANN CLARKE, CHARGED WITH STEALING A RETICULE, A HANDKERCHIEF, AND 10D HALF. IN COPPER, AT BOUGHTON, THE PROPERTY OF CATHERINE DONEGANI, WAS FOUND GUILTY, AND SENTENCED TO TWO MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT 1846 WILLIAM DONKLEY CHARGING BARTON SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM DOOR MENTIONE D COTTINGHAM SEE ARTICLE 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM DORAN RIOTOUS BENJAMIN JACKSON & WILLIAM DORAN, FOR ONE MONTH, UNLES 8S. 9D. BE PAID, FOR RIOTOUS AND INDECENT CONDUCT 1843 EMBEZZLEMENT WILLIAM DORAN EMBEZZLM ENT SEE ARTICLE 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM DORAN EMBEZZLM ENT WILLIAM DORAN, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR EMBEZZLING A QUANTITY OF LEATHER, THE PROPERTY OF MESSRS. BORTON 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM DORAN ASSAULT 1845 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS CHARLES DORR BREACH OF THE PEACE 1836 DARING ROBBERY AT BROUGHTON RECTORY MR. DORR 1842 KETTERING - SUICIDE W. DORR 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM DORR VICTIM KETTERING 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM DORR Y 1842 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS KETTERING WILLIAM DORR WILLIAM DORR WILLIAM DORR WILLIAM DORR VICTIM KETTERING COMPLAIN T WOOTTON 1834 T SEE ARTICLE K R A R L P KETTERING C MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D E H IG KETTERING N 1834 BROUGHTON VICTIM O 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTON SUMMER ASSIZES NORTHAMPTON SUMMER ASSIZES COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL MENTIONE D MENTIONE D C 1836 WILLIAM DORAN, FOR 14 DAYS, UNLESS 16S. 6D. BE PAID, FOR ASSAULTING THOMAS MAY, POLICE CONSTABLE, IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY CHARLES DORR & ROBERT SANDERS, CHARGED WITH BEING DRUNK AND COMMITTING A BREACH OF THE PEACE, WERE FINED 5S. EACH SEE ARTICLE THOMAS GILBY, AGED 20, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO KETTLES, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM DOOR, JUN, OF KETTERING THOMAS GILBY, OF ROWELL, LABOURER, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO KETTLES, VALUE 4S., THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM DOOR, OF KETTERING SEE ARTICLE KETTERING SEE ARTICLE KETTERING SEE ARTICLE THOMAS REYNOLDS AND JAMES MARRIOTT, FOR ASSAULTING WILLIAM DORR, CONSTABLE OF KETTERING THE COMPLAINT OF ELIZABETH DOUGLAS AGAINST HER HUSBAND, THOMAS DOUGLAS, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING HER AT WOOTTON, WAS DISMISSED THE COMPLAINT OF ELIZABETH DOUGLAS, OF WOOTTON, AGAINST HER HUSBAND FOR AN ASSAULT, WAS SETTLED BETWEEN THEM NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS ELIZABETH DOUGLAS 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS ELIZABETH DOUGLAS GEORGE DOUGLAS JOHN DOUGLAS JOSEPH DOUGLAS VICTIM WOOTTON SEE ARTICLE NEIL DOUGLAS MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE OWEN DOUGLAS THEFT BRACKLEY ST. JAMES OWEN DOUGLAS, CHARGED WITH STEALING £25. 4S. 7D & HALF IN MONEY, AND SOME WEARING APPAREL, THE PROPERTY OF DAVID KIRBY, OF BRACKLEY ST. JAMES 1840 1840 1840 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS COUNTY SESSIONS L A 1840 A 1844 COMPLAIN T WOOTTON MENTIONE BYFIELD D MENTIONE AUGUSTIN NORTHAMPTON STREET D SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE OWEN DOUGLAS, CHARGED WITH STEALING £25. 4S. 7D & HALF. IN MONEY, AND SOME WEARING APPAREL, THE PROPERTY OF DAVID KIRBY, OF BRACKLEY ST. JAMES. NO TRUE BILL BENJAMIN GORE, 21, WILLIAM JONES, 21, & JOHN ANSTICE, 22, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF THE HON. & REV. J. DOUGLAS, OF BROUGHTON, AND STEALING THEREFROM DIVERS ARTICLES OF PLATE, GOLD, AND SILVER TRINKETTS, AND BANK NOTES OWEN DOUGLAS THEFT BRACKLEY ST. JAMES 1836 ASSIZES REV. J. DOUGLAS VICTIM BROUGHTON 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES REV. J. DOUGLAS VICTIM BROUGHTON SEE ARTICLE 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS DOUGLAS ASSAULT WOOTTON THE COMPLAINT OF ELIZABETH DOUGLAS AGAINST HER HUSBAND, THOMAS DOUGLAS, FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING HER AT WOOTTON, WAS DISMISSED 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS DOUGLAS BLISWORTH THOMAS DOUGLAS DIED MENTIONE D REV. J. DOUGLAS VICTIM BROUGHTON VICTIM ASHTON LE WALLS QUARTER SESSIONS GEORGE DOUGLASS 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS GEORGE DOUGLASS 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN 1840 THEFT 1836 DARING ROBBERY AT BROUGHTON RECTORY 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS 1842 1843 QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS DOUGLASS VICTIM MR. DOUGLASS VICTIM REV. JAMES DOUGLASS A WILLIAM DOUGLASS R C THEFT BYFIELD N C O THEFT MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE (AGED 60) K IG A 1842 L DOUGLASS R DANIEL NORTHAMPTON P NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WOOTTON E THOMAS 1844 1842 H ASSAULT Y 1836 DOUGLAS A 1840 INQUEST NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS DOUGLAS, OF WOOTTON, SHOEMAKER, WAS CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT ON ANN PEACH, AT WOOTTON, ON THE 11TH INSTANT, AND ORDERED TO PAY THE PENALTY AND COSTS, AMOUNTING TOGETHER TO 20S. THOMAS L 1845 T 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE JOHN BEESLEY AND JOHN ASHTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING FOUR QUARTERN LOAVES, THE PROPERTY OF DANIEL AND JOHN DOUGLASS, OF ASHTON LE WALLS SAMUEL ISHAM, AGED 18, GEORGE DOUGLASS, AGED 22, & WILLIAM DOUGLASS, AGED 18, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BYFIELD, A FOWL, VALUE 1S., THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BROMLEY BYFIELD SEE ARTICLE ASHTON LE WALLS JOHN BEESLEY AND JOHN ASHTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING FOUR QUARTERN LOAVES, THE PROPERTY OF DANIEL AND JOHN DOUGLASS, OF ASHTON LE WALLS AUGUSTIN NORTHAMPTON STREET BROUGHTON SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE MENTIONE D ESTHER MARRIOTT, CHRISTIANA MARRIOTT, & CHARLES BROOKS, FOR A FORCIBLE ENTRY AND DETAINER OF A MESSNAGE OR TENEMENT BELONGING WILLIAM DOUGLASS, ON THE 12TH OCTOBER LAST. NOT GUILTY. WILLIAM DOUGLASS THEFT BYFIELD SAMUEL ISHAM, AGED 18, GEORGE DOUGLASS, AGED 22, & WILLIAM DOUGLASS, AGED 18, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BYFIELD, A FOWL, VALUE 1S., THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BROMLEY WILLIAM DOUGLASS THEFT BYFIELD SEE ARTICLE JOHN DOVE RIDING IN WAGGON BRIXWORTH SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN DOVE RIDING BRIXWORTH 1844 DIED MRS. DOVE DIED PAULERSPURY 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS SUSANNAH DOVE MENTIONE D HEATHENCOTE 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM DOVE RIDING DUSTON 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN DOWLING ASSAULT 1841 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS JOHN DOWLING THEFT MR. DOWNES MENTIONE MAYORHOL NORTHAMPTON D D RICHARD DOWNES VICTIM RICHARD DOWNES VICTIM JAMES DOWNEY JONATHAN DOWNING GAME SAMUEL DOWNING MENTIONE D E H FREDERICK PANTHER, AGED 18, AND HEZEKIAH BARKER, 16, CHARGED WITH STEALING PART OF A CART HARNESS, THE PROPERTY OF RICHARD DOWNES FREDERICK PANTHER & HEZEKIAH BARKER, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF REINS, A BRIDLE, PAIR OF TRACES, A CROOPER, AND A BREECHEN, VALUE £3, THE PROPERTY OF RICHARD DOWNES, CARRIER LAWRENCE SHOEMAKER, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR BEGGING AND ATTEMPTING TO ENTER THE PREMISES OF JAMES DOWNEY, AT GRAFTON R K IG R WILFUL MURDER SEE ARTICLE A L GRAFTON YARDLEY HASTINGS SEE ARTICLE ROADE SEE ARTICLE C 1836 MENTIONE D N 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS OF DUSTON, WAS CONVICTED OF A LIKE OFFENCE [RIDING THEREIN] IN THE PARISH OF DUSTON, ON THE 8TH FEBRUARY, AND FINED WITH COSTS 10S. JOHN DOWLING, FOR 14 DAYS, UNLESS £1 BE SOONER PAID, FOR ASSAULTING JOHN SMITH, CONSTABLE JOHN DOWLING PLEADED GUILTY OF STEALING A SHAWL THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS CHECKLEY, AND WAS SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT MAYORHOL NORTHAMPTON D Y 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS P 1841 O 1841 DISCOVERY OF STOLEN PROPERTY NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES, BOROUGH PRISONERS C 1841 SEE ARTICLE T 1842 JOHN DOVE, WAGGONER, WAS CONVICTED OF RIDING IN HIS WAGON (HE NOT HAVING ANY OTHER PERSON TO GUIDE THE HORSES) ON THE TURNPIKE ROAD IN THE PARISH OF BRIXWORTH, ON THE 11TH INST., AND FINED, WITH COSTS, 10S. MARCH 1, AT PAULERSPURY, MRS. DOVE, RESPECTED BY ALL WHO KNEW HER, AGED 83 YEARS JOSEPH BEDFORD, AGED 21, WILLIAM DOWNING, 31, AND JAMES UNDERWOOD, 21, CHARGED WITH THE WILFUL MURDER OF JOHN DUNKLEY AT THE PARISH OF YARDLEY HASTINGS, ON THE 6TH OCTOBER LAST. THE UNDER MENTIONED CONVICTS WERE REMOVED FROM OUR COUNTY GAOL LAST TO THE LEVIATHAN HULK AT PORTSMOUTH 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES WILLIAM DOWNING 1841 REMOVED FROM COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM DOWNING 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM DOWNING MURDERED YARDLEY HASTINGS JOSEPH BEDFORD, WILLIAM DOWNING, & JAMES UNDERWOOD, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE 6TH INST. AT YARDLEY HASTINGS, KILLED AND MURDERED JOHN DUNKLEY WILLIAM DOWNING THEFT MURCOT WILLIAM DOWNING, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN THREE GEESE, BELONGING TO MARY EYRE, OF MURCOT WILLIAM DOWNING THEFT MURCOT SEE ARTICLE REV. MR. DOWNS COMPLAIN T RUSHDEN SEE ARTICLE JOHN DOWSETT VICTIM WEEDON BECK JOSEPH HALES WAS CONVICTED OF HAVING STOLEN FROM THE PERSON JOHN DOWSETT, AT WEEDON BECK, FIVE POUNDS AND TEN SHILLINGS, AND A HAT. THREE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR 1833 1833 1846 1846 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL MICHAELMAS QUARTER SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS A YARDLEY HASTINGS A L REMOVED FROM GAOL DOYLE DAMAGE 1838 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOSEPH DOYLE LEAVING WIFE & CHILD MARY ANN DOYLE THEFT ALFRED DRAGE ASSAULT NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS G. DRAGE VICTIM 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL GEORGE DRAGE VICTIM ISLIP SEE ARTICLE DRAGE DIED 1839 NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES JOHN DRAGE THEFT 1845 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS BOZEAT BOZEAT Y THEFT WILLIAM DRAGE 1842 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM DRAGE 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM WILLIAM C A GAME N NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS C 1842 BOZEAT P DRAGE O JOHN ESAU SWAN, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO FAGGOTS OF WOOD FROM THE PREMISES OF GEORGE DRAGE, OF LOWICK ON TUESDAY LAST, JOHN DRAGE, OF BOZEAT, AGED 94 YEARS. FOR UPWARDS OF THE LAST 40 YEARS HE WAS OVERLOOKER OF THE ROADS IN THAT NEIGHBOURHOOD. HE WAS TAKEN TO THE GRAVE YESTERDAY BY SIX OF HIS GRANDSONS K JOHN ESAU SWAN PLEADED GUILTY TO A CHARGE OF STEALING TWO FAGOTS, THE PROPERTY OF G. DRAGE. SIX WEEKS' IMPRISONMENT R DIED QUARTER SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE LOWICK R 1844 1842 YARDLEY HASTINGS IG 1839 ROSE & CROWN FOR 14 DAYS, FOR RUNNING AWAY AND LEAVING HIS WIFE AND CHILD CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF ST. SEPULCHRE A 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS ST. SEPULCHRE NORTHAMPTON PARISH L 1845 OUNDLE E JOHN T TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION H 1840 RICHARD PATRICK, JOHN DOYLE, & MARY WHITE, RESPECTIVELY FOR ONE MONTH, FOR BREAKING AND DAMAGING A DOOR ON THE PREMISES OF MARY KENNINGTON, AT OUNDLE ; AND THE SAID MARY WHITE FOR THE FURTHER PERIOD OF 14 DAYS, FOR ASSAULTING SUSANNAH EMERY BOZEAT SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM DRAGE, CHARGED JOHN DRAGE AND WILLIAM MAYCOCK, BOTH OF BOZEAT, WITH STEALING HIS POTATOES; THEY WERE FINED, AND IN DEFAULT A MONTH'S HARD LABOUR JOSEPH SMART, OF WOLLASTON, WILLIAM SMART, OF GRENDON, AND WILLIAM DRAGE, OF BOZEAT, LABOURERS, WERE CONVICTED IN THE PENALTY AND COSTS OF £2. 11S. 6D. EACH, FOR TRESPASSING IN SEARCH OF GAME, AT YARDLEY HASTINGS ON THE 1ST INSTANT. THE SMARTS PAID, AND W. DRAGE WAS COMMITTED TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION FOR TWO CALENDAR MONTHS FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR TRESPASSING IN PURSUIT OF GAME AT BOZEAT WILLIAM DRAGE AND WILLIAM SMART WERE COMMITTED TO TAKE THEIR TRIAL AT THE SESSIONS FOR AN ASSAULT ON AND PRESENTING A LOADED GUN AT THOMAS ROE AND JAMES STEWART, ASSISTANT GAMEKEEPERS AT YARDLEY HASTINGS ON THE 1ST INST. BOZEAT DRAGE ASSAULT YARDLEY HASTINGS DRAGE COMPLAIN T HOLCOT SEE ARTICLE YARDLEY HASTINGS WILLIAM DRAGE, AGED 21, JOSEPH SMART, 25, & WILLIAM SMART, 22 (THE LATTER OUT ON BAIL), CHARGED WITH VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING AND BEATING THOMAS ROE, AT YARDLEY HASTINGS A L GAME DRAGE ASSAULT CHARGING ALLEN DRAPER EDWARD DRAPER DIED MENTIONE D MENTIONE D 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS ELLEN DRAPER COMPLAIN T 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS F. DRAPER COMPLAIN T 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION FREDERICK DRAPER MENTIONE D 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE DRAPER ILL USAGE 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE DRAPER ASSAULT 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL GEORGE DRAPER 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL GEORGE DRAPER SEE ARTICLE (AGED 11 MONTHS) KETTERING GEORGE DRAPER, BRICKMAKER, OF KETTERING, APPEARED TO ANSWER TO A COMPLAINT OF ELLEN DRAPER, HIS WIFE, THAT SHE FEARED HE WOULD DO HER SOME BODILY HARM. HE CASE WAS DISMISSED BARTON SEAGRAVE R R KETTERING Y A KETTERING P O C DRAPER THEFT GEORGE DRAPER FELONY GEORGE DRAPER TRANSPOR TED NORTHAMPTON NORTHAMPTON N GEORGE THEFT A 1839 NORTHAMPTON BARTON SEAGRAVE THEFT THEFT L 1838 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS SEE ARTICLE IG INQUEST FINEDON T GRAFTON STREET 1846 1838 SEE ARTICLE 1839 TRANSPORTED GEORGE DRAPER 1838 THEFT GEORGE DRAPER THEFT 1838 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS GEORGE DRAPER 1838 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS GEORGE 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS GEORGE SEE ARTICLE JOHN GARLEY, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR WASTING THE PROPERTY OF HIS MASTER, FREDERICK DRAPER, FARMER, OF BARTON SEAGRAVE, AND OTHER MISCONDUCT E DRAKE K WALTER BOZEAT H 1843 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS DRAGE L 1844 WILLIAM WILLIAM DRAGE, CHARGED JOHN DRAGE AND WILLIAM MAYCOCK, BOTH OF BOZEAT, WITH STEALING HIS POTATOES; THEY WERE FINED, AND IN DEFAULT A MONTH'S HARD LABOUR C 1845 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS A COMPLAINT OF ILL USAGE AGAINST GEORGE DRAPER, BRICK MAKER, OF KETTERING, PREFERRED BY HIS WIFE, WAS DISMISSED GEORGE DRAPER, BRICKMAKER, OF KETTERING, APPEARED TO ANSWER TO A COMPLAINT OF ELLEN DRAPER, HIS WIFE, THAT SHE FEARED HE WOULD DO HER SOME BODILY HARM. HE CASE WAS DISMISSED GEORGE DRAPER, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE PERSON OF JOHN FAULKNER, OF NORTHAMPTON, A PURSE CONTAINING 7S. GEORGE DRAPER, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT NORTHAMPTON, A PURSE CONTAINING 7S. IN MONEY, FROM THE PERSON OF JOHN FAULKNER, OF KISLINGBURY GEORGE DRAPER, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN FROM JOHN FAULKNER, A PURSE CONTAINING 7S. NO TRUE BILL AGAINST GEORGE DRAPER, FOR FELONY NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SHEEP STREET SEE ARTICLE THEFT NORTHAMPTON GEORGE DRAPER & WILLIAM CLAYTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO JACKETS, TWO FROCKS, A WAISTCOAR, AND A FLANNEL PETTICOAT, THE PROPERTY OF HANNAH PILMUIR DRAPER THEFT NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE DRAPER ASSAULT & ROBBERY A NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE 1842 1840 1839 1839 VICTIM KETTERING ISRAEL DRAPER THEFT RUSHDEN SEE ARTICLE ISRAEL DRAPER THEFT RUSHDEN SEE ARTICLE ISRAEL DRAPER THEFT RUSHDEN SEE ARTICLE JAMES DRAPER VICTIM UPTON SEE ARTICLE JAMES DRAPER KINGSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE (AGED 2) JOHN DRAPER DIED MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN DRAPER ASSAULT & ROBBERY 1842 COMMITMENTS ROBERT DRAPER VICTIM 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ROBERT ASSIZES DRAPER MENTIONE D 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS THOMAS DRAPER 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM DRAPER KILLING LAMB 1839 DIED WILLIAM DRAPER DIED 1846 INQUEST WILLIAM DRAPER 1840 DIED WILLIAM DRAYSON 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT AMELIA ASSIZES DRINKWATER VICTIM BLAKESLEY 1846 DIED JOSEPH DRINKWATER MENTIONE D BRACKLEY 1844 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS JAMES DRIVER VARIOUS 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS DRIVER MENTIONE D DAVENTRY IG R R UPTON Y A UPTON C O P L MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM WHITEHEAD, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR ABSENTING HIMSELF FROM THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, THOMAS DRAPER, SINCE THE MONTH OF NOVEMBER LAST. SEE ARTICLE GREAT BILLING ON THE 14TH INST. AT GREAT BILLING, IN THIS COUNTY, MR. WILLIAM DRAPER, IN HIS 84TH YEAR, MORE THAN 40 YEARS THE FAITHFUL SERVANT OF R. C. ELWES, ESQ. MENTIONE GRAFTON D STREET NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE DIED FLOORE ON THE 27TH INST. AT FLOORE FIELD HOUSE, WILLIAM DRAYSON, ESQ. LATELY HIGH SHERRIF FOR THIS COUNTY A L A JOHN DRAPER & MARK HOWES, CHARGED WITH VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING WILLIAM CLEAVER, AT DAVENTRY, WITH THE INTENT TO ROB HIM ABRAHAM SMITH, OF UPTON, LABOURER, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM BOSWELL, AT UPTON, AND STEALING THEREFROM THREE HAMS, A PAIR OF BOOTS, TWO PAIR OF SHOES, AND DIVERS OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF THE SAID WILLIAM BOSWELL AND ROBERT DRAPER UPTON N C JAMES H 1836 SEE ARTICLE E 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS INQUEST NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS DRAPER K 1843 HENRY JOSEPH LILLYMAN, GERARD MARTIN, & WILLIAM SPARROW, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR BREAKING 36 PANES OF GLASS IN THE WINDOWS OF HENRY DRAPER, OF KETTERING T 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION SOW & PIGS JOHN HINDES AND GEORGE OSBORN, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF AMELIA DRINKWATER, OF BLAKESLEY, WITH INTENT TO ROB THE SAME JUNE 3, AT BRACKLEY, AGED 30, THE WIFE OF MR. JOSEPH DRINKWATER WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE DAVENTRY JAMES REDLY CHARGED WITH STEALING THREE PAIR OF BOOTS, THE PROPERTY OF CHARLES TILLEY, OF DAVENTRY AND JAMES DRIVER CHARGED WITH RECEIVING THE SAME KNOWING IT TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN DRIVER THEFT BRINGTON JOHN DRIVER THEFT DAVENTRY SEE ARTICLE JOHN DRIVER MENTIONE D WEST HADDON SEE ARTICLE JOSEPH DRIVER, LAWRENCE BATES, AND ELI BROWN, WERE CHARGED BY MR. STEPHENS, AND OTHERS, OF GRENDON, WITH BREAKING FENCES, AND EACH FINED 9S. 6D., INCLUDING COSTS, OR 21 DAYS' IMPRISONMENT IN DEFAULT OF PAYMENT WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS JOSEPH DRIVER DAMAGE GRENDON 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JOSEPH DRIVER DAMAGE BRAYBROOK 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS MARY DRIVER ASSAULT 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION MARY DRIVER 1843 INQUEST THOMAS DRIVER 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM DRIVER THEFT MR. DRUCE 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS DRUCE 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES THOMAS DRUCE 1840 O C TRANSPORTED THOMAS H R A KETTERING THEFT ABSENTIN G MENTIONE D MENTIONE D ANN GRANGER & MARY DRIVER, FOR 21 DAYS EACH, FOR MISCONDUCT IN THE UNION WORKHOUSE AT KETTERING SEE ARTICLE JAMES ELMORE, THOMAS BAILEY, FREDERICK BELLAMY & WILLIAM DRIVER, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF LEAD FROM THE PARISH CHURCH OF KETTERING SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE POTTERSPURY SEE ARTICLE THEFT WARKWORTH THOMAS DRUCE, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF JOHN ROBINSON, OF WARKWORTH, AND STEALING THEREFROM A COAT, TWO JACKETS, AND A PAIR OF SHOES THEFT WARKWORTH THOMAS DRUCE, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF JOHN ROBINSON, OF WARKWORTH, AND STEALING THEREFROM A COAT, TWO JACKETS, AND A PAIR OF SHOES A L A KETTERING MARY DRIVER, OF KETTERING, WAS CHARGED BY KATHARINE REDSHAW OF THE SAME PLACE, WITH AN ASSAULT, AND WAS CONVICTED IN A PENALTY OF 1S. AND 9S. COSTS POTTERSPURY N DRUCE DRUCE IG R Y THEFT L 1834 1833 UNION MISCONDU WORKHOU KETTERING CT SE MENTIONE KETTERING D C DRIVER 1836 DRIVER SEE ARTICLE KETTERING P NORTHAMPTONSHIRE WILLIAM QUARTER SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM CORRECTION NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ANN ASSIZES 1837 T 1843 E 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL K 1841 JAMES REDLEY, OF DAVENTRY, SHOEMAKER, CHARGED WITH STEALING THREE PAIR OF BOOTS, VALUE 16S. 6D., THE PROPERTY OF CHARLES TILLEY; AND JOHN DRIVER, OF BRINGTON, SHOEMAKER, CHARGED WITH RECEIVING THE SAME KNOWING THEM TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN TRANSPOR TED THE UNDER MENTIONED CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM OUT COUNTY GAOL, AND PUT ON BOARD THE YORK HULK, GOSPORT, VIZ : WILLIAM LUCK, JOHN WAITE, ELIJAH GROVES, HENRY HUTTON, THOMAS BAZELEY, THOMAS HUGHEY, THOMAS DRUCE, ZACHARIAH AYRES, JOSEPH PITTAM, WILLIAM HAWKINS, WILLIAM HENSON, AND JOHN WALKERTON RICHARD DANIELS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF FRESH BUTTER, VALUE 2S., THE PROPERTY OF HIS MASTER, WILLIAM DRUCE, OF POTTERSPURY RICHARD DANIELS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF FRESH BUTTER, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM DRUCE, AT POTTERSPURY 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM DRUCE VICTIM POTTERSPURY 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM DRUCE VICTIM POTTERSPURY 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM DRUCE VICTIM POTTERSPURY 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS WILLIAM DRUCE VICTIM YARDLEY GOBION 1834 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM DRUCE VICTIM POTTERSPURY WILLIAM DRUCE VICTIM POTTERSPURY SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM DRUCE MENTIONE REIN DEER POTTERSPURY D SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM DUCAT THEFT WILLIAM DUCE EDWARD DUCKETT EDWARD DUCKETT 1843 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS HENRY DUCKETT RIOT & DISTURBA NCE 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JAMES DUCKETT THEFT 1839 QUARTER SESSIONS JASPER DUCKETT JASPER DUCKETT JESSE DUCKETT JESSE 1837 1836 1843 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS T E K R SEE ARTICLE PITSFORD & MOULTON WILLIAM BOTTERILL & EDWARD DUCKETT, CHARGED WITH UTTERING COUNTERFEIT COIN AT PITSFORD AND MOULTON SEE ARTICLE KINGS SUTTON JAMES DUCKETT WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING AN APRON AND A BAG, AT KINGS SUTTON, THE PROPERTY OF STEPHEN JONES. TO REMAIN UNTIL THE ASSIZES THEFT KINGS SUTTON JASPER DUCKETT, CHARGED WITH STEALING AN APRON AND A BAG, AT KINGS SUTTON, THE PROPERTY OF STEPHEN JONES THEFT KINGS SUTTON SEE ARTICLE THEFT WARKWORTH SEE ARTICLE DUCKETT THEFT WARKWORTH SEE ARTICLE JESSE DUCKETT THEFT WARKWORTH SEE ARTICLE JOSEPH DUCKETT GAME MARSTON TRUSSELL SEE ARTICLE CREATON JOSEPH DUCKETT, OF CREATON, LABOURER, WAS CONVICTED OF BREAKING THE WINDOWS OF THE DWELLING HOUSE OF MR. JAMES KING, OF THORNBY, AND DIRECTED TO PAY, WITH COSTS, 18S. 6D. JOSEPH L A N C O WARKWORTH A 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION P COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL SEE ARTICLE PITSFORD A COUNTERF EIT COIN 1839 1839 H COMPLAIN T COUNTERF EIT COIN WILLIAM DUCAT, 33, FOR STEALING A FUSTIAN FROCK. NO BILL. L 1840 JOB RAWLINGS AND WILLIAM SOUTHALL PLEADED GUILTY OF STEALING 40 LBS. WEIGHT OF SALT, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM DRUCE AND ROBERT WARR, OF YARDLEY GOBION. THREE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT, HARD LABOUR, HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS MORRIS, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT POTTERSPURY, A QUANTITY OF COAL, VALUE 9D. THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM DRUCE C 1843 IG 1833 R 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS Y 1833 SEE ARTICLE DUCKETT DAMAGE 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS RICHARD DUCKETT EJECTMENT CREATON WARRANTS OF EJECTMENT WERE GRANTED TO MR. HENRY SANDERS, THE AGENT TO COL. PACK, TO EJECT GEORGE WARD, WILIAM DUCKETT, RICHARD DUCKETT AND WILLIAM HOLT FROM A CERTAIN HOUSE IN CREATON, BELONGING TO COL. PACK, AND HELD OVER TO THEM AFTER THE LEGAL NOTICE TO QUIT HAD BEEN GIVEN WARRANTS OF EJECTMENT WERE GRANTED TO MR. HENRY SANDERS, THE AGENT TO COL. PACK, TO EJECT GEORGE WARD, WILIAM DUCKETT, RICHARD DUCKETT AND WILLIAM HOLT FROM A CERTAIN HOUSE IN CREATON, BELONGING TO COL. PACK, AND HELD OVER TO THEM AFTER THE LEGAL NOTICE TO QUIT HAD BEEN GIVEN NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM DUCKETT EJECTMENT CREATON 1843 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS WILLIAM DUCKETT RIOT & DISTURBA NCE WARKWORTH T 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS THOMAS DUCKWORTH VICTIM 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL EMILY DUDLEY THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH 1839 QUARTER SESSIONS EMILY DUDLEY WELLINGBOROUGH 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS EMILY DUDLEY 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS THOMAS DUDLEY 1841 SMASHING THOMAS DUDLEY 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM DUDLEY MENTIONE D 1839 DIED CHARLES DUKE DIED 1836 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS CHARLES DUKE THEFT 1845 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOHN DULEY 1838 THEFT MR. DULLEY R A R P L THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH A N C COUNTERF EIT COINS C O THEFT A L COUNTERF EIT COIN NORTHAMPTON CRISPIN STREET THOMAS MASON, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNLESS £3 BE SOONER PAID, FOR BUYING OF THOMAS DUCKWORTH, A SOLDIER OF THE 11TH REGT. OF FOOT, KNOWING HIM TO BE SUCH, A GREAT COAT FOR 5S., SUCH COAT BEING OF THE VALUE OF 15S. EMILY DUDLEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING A GOLD SEAL, THE PROPERTY OF HER MASTER, SEPTIMUS HODSON, OF WELLINGBOROUGH EMILY DUDLEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING A GOLD RING FROM A DRAWER IN THE BED ROOM OF SEPTIMUS HODSON, OF WELLINGBOROUGH K 1842 Y IG E H SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE MARK DAWSON, THOMAS DUDLEY, THOMAS DUNN, & PETER CAUTLING CHARGED WITH HAVING IN THEIR POSSESSION NINE COUNTERFEIT SIXPENCES, KNOWING THEM TO BE SUCH, WITH INTENT TO UTTER THE SAME MARK DAWSON, THOMAS DUDLEY, AND PETER CAUTLING, PLEADED GUILTY TO UTTERING COUNTERFEIT COIN. THOMAS DUNN, INDICTED ON A SIMILAR CHARGE, PLEADED NOT GUILTY. MR. JEFFERY APPEARED FOR THE PROSECUTION. HE WAS THE ONLY ONE OF THE PRISONERS UPON WHOM NO MONEY WAS FOUND, AND THE JURY ACQUITTED HIM. THE OTHERS WERE SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT EACH. DANIEL RUSSELL, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR NEGLECTING TO COMPLETE A JOB OF WORK CONTRACTED ON HIM TO BE DONE FOR MR. WILLIAM DUDLEY ON MONDAY THE 18TH INST. MR. CHAS. DUKE, OF THIS TOWN, IN THE 64TH YEAR OF HIS AGE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE NEGLECTIN ST. GILES G WIFE & PARISH CHILDREN NORTHAMPTON WILLIAM BASON & JOHN DULEY, JUN., EACH FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ALLOWING THEIR WIVES AND CHILDREN TO BECOME CHARGEABLE TO ST. GILES VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE 1841 INQUEST MR. DULLEY 1840 ACCIDENT WILLIAM DULLEY MENTIONE D ACCIDENT 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION PHILIP DUMBLEBY VICTIM 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JAMES ASSIZES DUMBLETON MENTIONE D 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION SAMUEL DUMBLETON DESTROYE D PLANTS JOHN DUMPSEY HENRY DUNCAN 1838 OUNDLE PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ACCIDENT DUNCANNON VICTIM MENTIONE D ACCIDENT 1837 DIED ALICE DUNCKLEY DIED 1837 DIED DAVID DUNCKLEY MENTIONE D 1844 DIED MARY DUNCKLEY DIED 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS STEPHEN DUNCKLEY 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL STEPHEN DUNCKLEY 1844 DIED WILLIAM DUNCKLEY MENTIONE NEW INN D 1845 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM DUNHAM VICTIM 1844 DIED ANN DUNKLEY DIED 1834 DIED ANN DUNKLEY DIED 1837 INQUEST NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS BENJAMIN DUNKLEY CHARLES DUNKLEY DIED MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE THOMAS SERJEANT, JOHN YORK, AND JAMES WALKER, SEVERALLY FOR ONE MONTH (UNLESS CERTAIN FINES BE SOONER PAID) CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT ON PHILIP DUMBLEBY WARKWORTH SEE ARTICLE WARMINGTON SAMUEL DUMBLETON, JUN. AND ELIJAH WATTS, EACH FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR HAVING MALICIOUSLY DESTROYED SOME PLANTS IN THE GARDEN OF FRANCES LLOYD, OF MIDDLETON CHENEY SEE ARTICLE OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE H T MIDDLETON CHENEY GREAT BRINGTON SEE ARTICLE AT COLLINGTREE, ON THE 21S INST. AGED 69, ALICE, WIFE OF DAVID DUNCKLEY, SEN. CARPENTER,&C. AT COLLINGTREE, ON THE 21S INST. AGED 69, ALICE, WIFE OF DAVID DUNCKLEY, SEN. CARPENTER,&C. ON THE 19TH INST., SUDDENLY, HIGHLY RESPECTED AND DEEPLY REGRETTED BY HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS, MARY, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. WILLIAM DUNCKLEY, NEW INN, STAVERTON, AGED 75 YEARS JOHN SUTTON, AGED 18, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF SHOES, THE PROPERTY OF STEPHEN DUNCKLEY, OF STAVERTON JOHN SUTTON, OF STAVERTON, LABOURER, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF HIGH-TOP SHOES, THE PROPERTY OF STEPHEN DUNCKLEY ON THE 19TH INST., SUDDENLY, HIGHLY RESPECTED AND DEEPLY REGRETTED BY HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS, MARY, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. WILLIAM DUNCKLEY, NEW INN, STAVERTON, AGED 75 YEARS JAMES TAPPING, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PLANE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM DUNHAM, AND FURTHER CHARGED WITH STEALING A SAW AND GIMLET, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH HULL MARCH 10, AT LONG BUCKBY, ANN DUNKLEY, WIFE OF SAMUEL DUNKLEY, AGED 33 YEARS. SAME DAY, ELIZABETH ALLEN, SISTER OF THE ABOVE, AGED 18 YEARS. THEY WERE BOTH BURIED IN ONE GRAVE IN LONG BUCKBY CHURCH YARD. THE PARENTS OF THE ABOVE HAVE FOLLOWED 15 CHILDREN TO THE SILENT TOMB, AND HAVE NOW THREE LIVING ON SATURDAY MORNING LAST, IN THE TWENTY FIRST YEAR OF HER AGE, ANN, YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF MRS. DUNKLEY, OF THE BELL INN, IN THIS TOWN SEE ARTICLE (AGED 50) GREAT HOUGHTON SEE ARTICLE E NORTHAMPTON Y L STAVERTON P STAVERTON C VICTIM STAVERTON A R NEW INN R COLLINGTREE K IG COLLINGTREE VICTIM O A N STAVERTON 1836 A L 1843 C 1843 WELLINGBOROUGH LONG BUCKBY BELL INN NORTHAMPTON 1837 DIED DAVID DUNKLEY MENTIONE D 1836 DIED EDWARD DUNKLEY DIED 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION EDWARD DUNKLEY MENTIONE D ON THE 28TH ULT. EMMA, WIFE OF DAVID DUNKLEY, CARPENTER, &C. OF MILTON, NEAR THIS TOWN; AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS OF TIC DOLOUREX, FOLLOWED BY CONSUMPTION MILTON EARL NORTHAMP NORTHAMPTON TON ARMS ON SUNDAY MORNING LAST, MR. EDWARD DUNKLEY, FORMERLY LANDLORD OF THE EARL NORTHAMPTON ARMS, IN THIS TOWN, AGED 67 PALMER PRATT, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR MISCONDUCT IN THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, EDWARD DUNKLEY, OF WOLD WOLD ON SATURDAY LAST, IN THE 25TH YEAR OF HER AGE, DEEPLY LAMENTED BY HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS, ELIZABETH, WIFE KINGSTHORPE LODGE MR. W. DUNKLEY, OF KINGSTHORPE LODGE, NEAR THIS TOWN ON THE 28TH ULT. EMMA, WIFE OF DAVID DUNKLEY, CARPENTER, &C. OF MILTON, NEAR THIS TOWN; AFTER A MILTON LINGERING ILLNESS OF TIC DOLOUREX, FOLLOWED BY CONSUMPTION HANNAH DUNKLEY, FOR STEALING A TEA CLOTH AND BRINGTON BUTCHER'S CLOTH, FROM THE PREMISES OF JOS. HORNSBY, OF BRINGTON JOHN LAW, CHARGED WITH RECEIVING, ON THE 13 INST. 25 FOWLS, 5 GEESE, 5 DUCKS, AND 7 GUINEA FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN HOWES, HENRY DUNKLEY, AND WILLIAM FAULKNER, OF THE VALUE OF £4 AND UPWARDS, KNOWING THEM TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN SEE ARTICLE DIED ELIZABETH DUNKLEY DIED 1837 DIED EMMA DUNKLEY DIED 1836 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL HANNAH DUNKLEY THEFT 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL HENRY DUNKLEY VICTIM QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS HENRY DUNKLEY HENRY DUNKLEY 1839 QUARTER SESSIONS HENRY DUNKLEY 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS HENRY 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES JOHN DUNKLEY 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES JOHN DUNKLEY WOUNDIN G & THEFT HARLESTONE 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN DUNKLEY VICTIM WOOTTON 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN DUNKLEY MENTIONE D YARDLEY HASTINGS JOSEPH BEDFORD, WILLIAM DOWNING, & JAMES UNDERWOOD, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE 6TH INST. AT YARDLEY HASTINGS, KILLED AND MURDERED JOHN DUNKLEY 1838 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS JOHN DUNKLEY MENTIONE D KILSBY SEE ARTICLE E H R A L C ROTHERSTHORPE N VICTIM K IG R Y P O VICTIM VICTIM A DUNKLEY SEE ARTICLE JOHN LAW, CHARGED WITH RECEIVING EIGHT TAME FOWLS AND FIVE GUINEA FOWLS, KNOWING THEM TO HAVE BEEN STOLEN, THE PROPERTY OF HENRY DUNKLEY AND JOHN HOWES SEE ARTICLE YARDLEY HASTINGS L VICTIM A 1839 VICTIM C 1839 T 1833 JOSEPH BEDFORD, AGED 21, WILLIAM DOWNING, 31, AND JAMES UNDERWOOD, 21, CHARGED WITH THE WILFUL MURDER OF JOHN DUNKLEY AT THE PARISH OF YARDLEY HASTINGS, ON THE 6TH OCTOBER LAST. JOHN DUNKLEY, AGED 20, CHARGED WITH WOUNDING AND PUTTING IN FEAR OF HIS LIFE ROBERT ANDREW, AT THE PARISH OF HARLESTON, AND STEALING 3S. 4D. FROM HIS PERSON WILLIAM TIMMS, OF WOOTTON, LABOURER, WAS CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT ON JOHN DUNKLEY, AT WOOTTON, ON THE 5TH INST., AND ADJUGED TO PAY THE PENALTY AND COSTS, AMOUNTING TO £1 1837 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOHN DUNKLEY VICTIM KISLINGBURY SEE ARTICLE 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN DUNKLEY VICTIM KISLINGBURY GEORGE PAGE, CHARGED WITH KILLING, AT KISLINGBURY, A SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN DUNKLEY 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS JOSEPH DUNKLEY ASSAULT 1844 COUNTY SESSIONS JOSEPH DUNKLEY THEFT STOWE NINE CHURCHES JOSEPH DUNKLEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF EDWARD JUDKINS, OF STOWE NINE CHURCHES 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOSEPH DUNKLEY THEFT STOWE NINE CHURCHES JOSEPH DUNKLEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF EDWARD JUDKINS, OF STOWE NINE CHURCHES, WAS FOUND GUILTY, AND SENTENCED TO TEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOSEPH DUNKLEY THEFT CHAPEL BRAMPTON 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOSEPH DUNKLEY THEFT 1844 DIED MARIA DUNKLEY DIED 1845 INQUEST MARY DUNKLEY 1842 ROBBED WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS MR. DUNKLEY MR. DUNKLEY R MENTIONE D ROBBED 1837 DIED MR. DUNKLEY WEST HADDON DUNKLEY OLIVER DUNKLEY A ROBERT DUNKLEY DIED SAMUEL DUNKLEY MENTIONE D 1841 DIED SARAH DUNKLEY DIED 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS STEPHEN DUNKLEY VICTIM INQUEST 1844 SURETIES DIED L BOROUGH COMMITMENTS 1837 A 1839 DAVENTRY N C DIED A Y VICTIM MENTIONE D MR. W. L DUNKLEY DIED OLD C MR. 1833 WOOTTON LIGHTNING O 1836 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL JOSEPH DUNKLEY, AGED 60, CHARGED WITH STEALING 30 SHEAVES OF BARLEY AT CHAPEL BRAMPTON, THE PROPERTY OF THE EARL SPENCER ON THE 23D OF MAY, MARIA, WIFE OF THOMAS DUNKLEY, UPHOLSTERER, OF THE MARKET SQUARE, IN THIS TOWN, AGED 33 K NORTHAMPTON R MARKET SQUARE SEE ARTICLE E T H IG CHAPEL BRAMPTON P 1845 JOSEPH DUNKLEY, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ASSAULTING CHARLES SWINDALL SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE EDWARD NUTT ALIAS MARRIOTT, HENRY MAUDESLEY, AND EDWARD LIDDINGTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING EIGHT POUNDS OF BACON AND 30LBS. OF CANDLES, THE PROPERTY OF MR. DUNKLEY, DAVENTRY A FEW DAYS SINCE, MR. DUNKLEY, SEN. OF WEST HADDON ON SATURDAY LAST, IN THE 25TH YEAR OF HER AGE, DEEPLY LAMENTED BY HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS, ELIZABETH, WIFE KINGSTHORPE LODGE MR. W. DUNKLEY, OF KINGSTHORPE LODGE, NEAR THIS TOWN FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HIS WIFE LITTLE BRINGTON SEE ARTICLE MARCH 10, AT LONG BUCKBY, ANN DUNKLEY, WIFE OF SAMUEL DUNKLEY, AGED 33 YEARS. SAME DAY, ELIZABETH ALLEN, SISTER OF THE ABOVE, AGED 18 YEARS. THEY WERE LONG BUCKBY BOTH BURIED IN ONE GRAVE IN LONG BUCKBY CHURCH YARD. THE PARENTS OF THE ABOVE HAVE FOLLOWED 15 CHILDREN TO THE SILENT TOMB, AND HAVE NOW THREE LIVING ON WEDNESDAY MORNING LAST, AT LONG BUCKBY, SARAH LONG BUCKBY DUNKLEY, AGED 38 YEARS JOSEPH MIDDLETON, AGED 27, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING, AT STAVERTON, TWO PIGS, THE PROPERTY OF STEPHEN DUNKLEY; AND ALSO OF STEALING A HORSE, THE STAVERTON PROPERTY OF B. W. PALMER, OF DAVENTRY. 10 YEARS' TRANSPORTATION STEPHEN DUNKLEY VICTIM STAVERTON 1844 DIED THOMAS DUNKLEY MENTIONE MARKET D SQUARE NORTHAMPTON 1834 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS DUNKLEY THEFT KINGSTHORPE 1835 ASSIZES THOMAS DUNKLEY VICTIM EARLS BARTON 1834 ASSIZES THOMAS DUNKLEY THEFT KINGSTHORPE 1835 ASSIZES THOMAS DUNKLEY EARLS BARTON 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES THOMAS DUNKLEY VICTIM DELIVERED BY PROCLAMA TION DAMAGE 1845 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS WILLIAM DUNKLEY MENTIONE D 1838 DIED WILLIAM DUNKLEY 1837 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM DUNKLEY 1836 ROBBERY WILLIAM DUNKLEY 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM JUDKINS DUNKLEY 1845 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS H DUNMORE JOSEPH DUNMORE DUNMORE L C N RICHARD HICKMAN AND WILLIAM DUNKLEY, BOTH OF LITTLE CREATON, LABOURERS, WERE CONVICTED OF OF WILFULLY DAMAGING A TREE, THE PROPERTY OF MR. THOMAS BARKER, OF GREAT CREATON, FARMER, AND EACH ADJUDGED TO PAY THE DAMAGE AND COSTS, AMOUNTING TOGETHER TO 11S. SEE ARTICLE ON THE 23D ULT. AT CRICK, IN THIS COUNTY, MR. WILLIAM DUNKLEY, TALLOW CHANDLER, IN THE 71ST YEAR OF HIS AGE KINGSTHORPE THOMAS DINES, FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR MALICIOUSLY DAMAGING A LIVE FENCE, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM DUNKLEY, OF KINGSTHORPE NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE WEST HADDON SEE ARTICLE GREAT MENTIONE RUSSELL D STREET NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE DRUNK PYTCHLEY SEE ARTICLE THEFT GREAT OXENDON OLIVE HUTCHINS & JOSEPH DUNMORE, CHARGED WITH STEALING A CASH BOX CONTAINING £3 FROM THE HOUSE OF JOSEPH ILIFFE, OF GREAT OXENDON GREAT OXENDON SARAH HUTCHINS, OLIVE HUTCHINS, AND JOSEPH DUNMORE, WERE INDICTED FOR STEALING MONEY TO THE AMOUNT OF THREE POUNDS, FROM THE DWELLING HOUSE OF JOSEPH ILIFF, OF GREAT OXDENDON. OLIVE HUTCHINS, GUILTY ; ONE MONTH'S SOLITARY CONFINEMENT. SARAH HUTCHINS, AND DUNMORE, ACQUITTED A JONATHAN E A Y P O DUNMORE MENTIONE D MENTIONE D MENTIONE D C EDWARD JOSEPH NORTHAMPTON CRICK L KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION LITTLE CREATON DIED A 1845 INQUEST K DUNKLEY R WILLIAM 1844 DELIVERED BY PROCLAMATION IG NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS R 1843 JOSEPH MIDDLETON, AGED 27, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT STAVERTON, TWO PIGS, THE PROPERTY OF STEPHEN DUNKLEY ; AND ALSO WITH STEALING A HORSE, THE PROPERTY OF B. W. PALMER, OF DAVENTRY ON THE 23D OF MAY, MARIA, WIFE OF THOMAS DUNKLEY, UPHOLSTERER, OF THE MARKET SQUARE, IN THIS TOWN, AGED 33 WILLIAM PERCEVAL AND THOMAS DUNKLEY, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE FARM YARD OF MR. WILLIAM GREEN, OF KINGSTHORPE, FOUR GEESE SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM PERCEVAL, 23, & THOMAS DUNKLEY, 19, CHARGED WITH STEALING FOUR GEESE FROM THE FARM YARD OF WILLIAM GREEN, OF KINGSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE T 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE JANUARY SESSIONS THEFT 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS DUNMORE DISORDER LY SERVANT 1840 DIED CHARLOTTE DUNN DIED NORTHAMPTON 1846 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS JOHN DUNN THEFT CULWORTH 1845 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN DUNN THEFT CULWORTH 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS JOHN DUNN THEFT 1838 ROBBERY JOHN DUNN 1837 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS MARTHA DUNN 1842 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS MR. DUNN THEFT WELLINGB MENTIONE OROUGH NORTHAMPTON D ROAD GOLD VICTIM NORTHAMPTON STREET 1840 DIED MR. DUNN 1834 BURGLARY MR. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT RICHARD ASSIZES NORTHAMPTON VICTIM LILBOURNE A R MENTIONE D Y DUNN L THEFT P DUNN E K SEE ARTICLE R IG H T ON SUNDAY, THE 13TH INSTANT, CHARLOTTE, THIRD DAUGHTER OF MR. DUNN, COACHMAN, OF THIS TOWN, AGED 18 WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING A PINT OF BARLEY MEAL, BRAN, AND POTATOES, VALUE ONE PENNY, AT CULWORTH. ACQUITTED JOHN DUNN, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PINT OF A CERTAIN MIXTURE OF BARLEY MEAL, BRAN, AND POTATOES, VALUE ONE PENNY, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN HOLLIDAY, OF CULWORTH JOHN DUNN PLEADED GUILTY TO STEALING THREE PINTS OF BARLEY, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE JESSOP. SIX MONTHS HARD LABOUR IN THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE ON SUNDAY, THE 13TH INSTANT, CHARLOTTE, THIRD DAUGHTER OF MR. DUNN, COACHMAN, OF THIS TOWN, AGED 18 SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE THOMAS DUNN WAS CONVICTED OF SETTING FIRE TO A CERTAIN OUTBUILDINGS AT CHACOMBE, IN THE POSSESSION OF THOMAS GIBBARD, AND SENTENCED TO 15 YEARS' TRANSPORTATION MARK DAWSON, THOMAS DUDLEY, THOMAS DUNN, & PETER CAUTLING CHARGED WITH HAVING IN THEIR POSSESSION NINE COUNTERFEIT SIXPENCES, KNOWING THEM TO BE SUCH, WITH INTENT TO UTTER THE SAME 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS THOMAS DUNN 1841 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS THOMAS C 1840 A DISORDERLY SERVANT, FOR TEN DAYS DUNN COUNTERF EIT COINS THOMAS DUNN BURGLARY CREATON SEE ARTICLE THOMAS DUNN THEFT CREATON SEE ARTICLE C A N O A 1843 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION CHACOMBE L 1843 FIRE 1841 SMASHING THOMAS DUNN COUNTERF EIT COIN 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES THOMAS DUNN THEFT CREATON MARK DAWSON, THOMAS DUDLEY, AND PETER CAUTLING, PLEADED GUILTY TO UTTERING COUNTERFEIT COIN. THOMAS DUNN, INDICTED ON A SIMILAR CHARGE, PLEADED NOT GUILTY. MR. JEFFERY APPEARED FOR THE PROSECUTION. HE WAS THE ONLY ONE OF THE PRISONERS UPON WHOM NO MONEY WAS FOUND, AND THE JURY ACQUITTED HIM. THE OTHERS WERE SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT EACH. THOMAS DUNN AND THOMAS MURDIN, CHARGD WITH BURGLARIOUSLY ENTERING A DWELLING HOUSE, AND STEALING THEREFROM 40 CIGARS, THREE LOAVES, 2LBS. OF CHEESE, 2LBS. OF BUTTER, AND 1LB. OF BACON, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM ORLAND, OF CREATON TO THE NEW PRISON THOMAS DUNN NEW PRISON 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS DUNN VICTIM BRAUNSTON 1843 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS THOMAS DUNN VICTIM BRAUNSTON 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS DUNN THEFT CHACOMBE 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS DUNN THEFT TIMOTHY DUNN WILLIAM DUNN WILLIAM DUNN VICTIM WILLIAM DUNN Y DUNSBY COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOSEPH 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS JOSEPH 1833 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS DURDIN NEGLECT 1845 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS EDWARD DURHAM WEIGHTS & MEASURES 1836 1835 1836 ACCIDENT INQUEST ACCIDENT J. JAMES MISS DURHAM DURHAM DURHAM ACCIDENT DIED DIED N C VICTIM VICTIM R SEE ARTICLE BRAUNSTON SEE ARTICLE ASHTON WELLINGBOROUGH A DURDIN K IG 1839 DUNSBY E H WILLIAM L VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH A DURDIN SEE ARTICLE DAVENTRY A 1838 SPRATTON VICTIM MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE L NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS THOMAS DUNN, FOR FOUR CALENDAR MONTHS, CONVICTED OF STEALING APPLES FROM THE GARDEN OF THE REV. E. STAFFORD, AT CHACOMBE C 1839 MENTIONE D MENTIONE D R 1839 THOMAS DUNN PLEADED GUILTY TO A CHARGE OF STEALING A BUSHE OF APPLES, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM WESLEY, FARMER, OF CHACOMBE. ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT CHACOMBE P 1840 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES O 1837 T 1843 THE UNDER MENTIONED CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED FROM THE COUNTY GAOL AND PLACED ON BOARD THE YORK HULK AT GOSPORT. TO BE TRANSPORTED FOR LIFE, JOSEPH BURDETT ; FOR 15 YEARS, WILLIAM BURRELL ; AND FOR 10 YEARS, GEORGE SMALL, THOMAS MURDEN, JOHN LAMB, AND HENRY HORTON. TO THE NEW PRISON, PENTONVILLE, THOMAS DUNN, FOR 10 YEARS JOSEPH LAWSON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A GUN, SHOT POUCH, POWDER FLASK, AND CAP, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS DUNN, OF BRAUNSTON JOSEPH LAWSON WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A GUN, &C. THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS DUNN, OF BRAUNSTON. SEVEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE THOMAS & JOSEPH BROOKES, CHARGED WITH STEALING AN EWE SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM DUNSBY, OF ASHTON MARY ANN MILLARD, AGED 39, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT WELLINGBOROUGH, A PAIR OF SLIPPERS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN DURDIN, AND A DUST PAN, THE PROPERTY OF J. B. TUCK MARY ANN MILLARD, AGED 39, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT WELLINGBOROUGH, A PAIR OF SLIPPERS, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH DURDIN, AND A DUST PAN, THE PROPERTY OF J. B. TUCK, WAS FOUND GUILTY, AND SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR THOMAS DURDIN FOR ONE MONTH, FOR NEGLECTING TO MAINTAIN HIS FAMILY, AND LEAVING THEM CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF WELLINGBOROUGH. WILLIAM CANNON, OF LAMPORT, FOR THE SAME REASON ON A SIMILAR CHARGE. THE FOLLOWING PERSONS WERE CALLED ON TO PAY 5S. EXPENCES FOR HAVING IN THEIR POSSESSION DEFICIENT OR UNSTAMPED WEIGHTS AND MEASURES OLD STRATFORD KINGSTHORPE OLD STRATFORD SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE [AGED 22] SEE ARTICLE 1834 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL THOMAS DURHAM VICTIM HARDINGSTONE 1841 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ELIZABETH DURRANT DAMAGE WICKEN 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION FREDERICK DURRANT GAME PASSENHAM FOR THREE MONTHS, UNLESS £6. 1S. BE PAID, FOR USING A SNARE FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF GAME AT PASSENHAM 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION FREDERICK DURRANT THEFT DENSHANGER FREDERICK DURRANT, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR STEALING FRUIT FROM THE GARDEN OF SARAH GURNEY, OF DENSHANGER JAMES DURRANT MENTIONE D WHITFIELD SEE ARTICLE JAMES DURRANT RIDING 1845 BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS JAMES DURRANT NON PAYMENT 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS R. DURRANT THEFT 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL RICHARD DURRANT THEFT 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS RICHARD DURRANT THEFT 1834 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION SAM. DURRANT Y SAMUEL DURRANT WILLIAM DURRANT WILLIAM LEA DUTTON DIED JOHN DYCER GAME WILLIAM DYCER 1843 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS T COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JAMES DYE 1842 ASSIZES JAMES DYE 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JAMES ASSIZES 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION E H R A BRACKLEY PASSENHAM L ASSAULT R. DURRANT & J. ADAMS WERE CONVICTED OF STEALING FOURTEEN FELLOES, THE PROPERTY OF J. SEWELL, OF BRACKLEY. SIX MONTHS' HARD LABOUR RICHARD DURRANT (ADMITTED TO BAIL) & JOHN ADAMS, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BRACKLEY ST. PETER, 14 FELLIES, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES SEWELL K IG R BRACKLEY ST. PETER SEE ARTICLE SAM. DURRANT AND WILLIAM WHITEHEAD, BOTH OF PASSENHAM, THE FORMER FOR FOUR AND THE LATTER FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR INJURING CERTAIN HEDGE-ROWS AT WICKEN PASSENHAM SEE ARTICLE PASSENHAM OF PASSENHAM, FOR THREE MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS BLISWORTH SEE ARTICLE (AGED 2 YEARS & 8 MONTHS) WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE C P 1842 SEE ARTICLE BRACKLEY N 1844 INQUEST GAME LAWS A 1840 THEFT L 1834 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION O 1833 FOR ONE MONTH, FOR RIDING IN A CART WITHOUT REINS, OR HAVING ANY ONE TO RIDE THE HORSES WHITFIELD DAMAGE JAMES DYE, CHARGED WITH STEALING , AT EASTON, A FUSTIAN COAT AND OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN GARNER JAMES DYE, AGED 32, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT EASTON, A FUSTIAN COAT AND OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN GARNER THEFT EASTON THEFT EASTON DYE THEFT EASTON SEE ARTICLE JAMES DYE GAME COLLYWESTON JAMES DYE, THOMAS BREWSTER, AND JOHN STAINSBY, RESPECTIVELY FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR KILLING FIVE HARES, AT COLLYWESTON, ON SUNDAY LAST WILLIAM DYE GAME LAWS A 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION C 1839 A. LYMAN, CHARGED WITH STEALING A COAT, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS DURHAM, AT HARDINGSTONE ELIZABETH DURRANT, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR MALICIOUSLY DAMAGING A LIVE HEDGE, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS CHAPMAN, OF WICKEN FOR ONE MONTH, UNDER THE GAME LAWS WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS MAJOR DYKES MENTIONE D WELLINGBOROUGH 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS MAJOR DYKES VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE 1836 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION MAJOR DYKES VICTIM 1842 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS DYKES MENTIONE D 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS DYKES THEFT KETTERING THOMAS DYKES Y KETTERING SEE ARTICLE MARTHA DYNES ROWELL SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM DYSER MENTIONE D T 1844 THOMAS WATSON, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, WAS CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING JAMES WHITWORTH ON THE 29TH DEC. LAST. ON COMPLAINANT BEING CALLED TO PROVE THE CHARGE HE SAID THE ONLY WITNESS HE HAD WAS MAJOR DYKES, WHO HEARD THE DEFENDANT SAY IN PUBLIC COMPANY THAT HE, DEFENDANT, HAD "BONNETTED OLD JEMMY WHITWORTH, AND KICKED HIM." DYKES WAS SENT FOR, AND GAVE HIS EVIDENCE ACCORDINGLY. WATSON WAS FINED 13S., INCLUDING EXPENSES, WHICH HE PAID AND WAS DISCHARGED CAROLINE DYSON DAMAGE 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS MARY DYSON THEFT 1842 QUARTER SESSIONS ELIZABETH EADES 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ELIZABETH EADES 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS FRANCIS 1845 1841 A N C TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION L THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE BULWICK CAROLINE DYSON, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR UNLAWFULLY DAMAGING A FENCE, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS TRYON, OF BULWICK SEE ARTICLE (NOT GUILTY) BARNWELL ST. ANDREW BARNWELL ST. ANDREW EADY VICTIM OUNDLE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT FRANCIS ASSIZES EADY VICTIM OUNDLE COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL EADY VICTIM OUNDLE A THEFT FRANCIS E L ASSAULT 1839 K R A R THEFT C 1836 KETTERING P 1846 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES O 1842 IG H WELLINGBOROUGH WILLIAM CUSLEY, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, FOR SIX MONTHS, FOR STEALING A QUANTITY OF PEARS FROM AN ORCHARD IN THE OCCUPATION OF MAJOR DYKES, IN WELLINGBOROUGH ; AND ALSO FOR VIOLENTLY ASSAULTING AND BEATING THOMAS WILLIS, GARDENER FREDERICK CLARABUT & JOHN HORNER, TWO APPRENTICES, WERE ADMITTED TO BAIL, IN A CHARGE OF FELONY COMMITTED BY THOMAS DYKES, SHOPMAN TO JOSEPH STURGES, GROCER, OF KETTERING THOMAS DYKES, AGED 18, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE SHOP OF JOSEPH STURGESS, OF KETTERING, A QUANTITY OF HANDKERCHIEFS, WAISTCOAT-PIECES, &C., AND A PURSE CONTAINING A £5 NOTE, A SOVEREIGN, AND CERTAIN SILVER COIN ELIZABETH EADES, AGED 22, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PIG'S CHEEK FROM THE HOUSE OF THOMAS CARTER, OF BARNWELL ST. ANDREW ELIZABETH EADES, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PIG'S CHEEK FROM THE HOUSE OF THOMAS CARTER, OF BARNWELL ST. ANDREW GEORGE SMALL, AGED 21, CHARGED WITH FELONIOUSLY BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF FRANCIS EADY, AND STEALING THEREFROM EIGHT HALF-CROWNS, THE PROPERTY OF MARY EADY ANN THIXON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SHAWL, THE PROPERTY OF FRANCIS EADY, OF OUNDLE GEORGE SMALL, CHARGED WITH STEALING EIGHT HALFCROWNS FROM THE HOUSE OF FRANCIS EADY, OF OUNDLE, THE PROPERTY OF MARY EADY 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JAMES EADY THEFT LITTLE HARROWDEN JAMES EADY, CHARGED WITH STEALING AN ASH RAIL OR GATE BAR, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN CANWARDEN, OF LITTLE HARROWDEN 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JAMES ASSIZES EADY THEFT LITTLE HARROWDEN SEE ARTICLE 1840 ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS EADY THEFT LITTLE HARROWDEN JAMES EADY, CHARGED WITH HAVING FELONIOUSLY STOLEN AN ASH RAIL OR GATE BAR FROM A BLACKSMITH'S SHOP, AT LITTLE HARROWDEN, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN CANWARDEN JAMES JOHN EADY, SURVEYOR OF THE HIGHWAYS IN THE PARISH OF BURTON, CHARGED ROBERT ABBOT, OF CRANFORD, WITH REFUSING TO PAY A HIGHWAY RATE. THE REASON STATED FOR THE REFUSAL, WAS THE BAD CONDITION OF THE ROADS UNDER THE CARE OF THE COMPLAINANT. THE AMOUNT WAS PAID FORTHWITH POLICE CONSTABLE TUCKEY CHARGED JOHN EADY, ALIAS HENRY MACKWORTH, ALIAS ANYTHING ELSE, WITH BEING DRUNK AND ABUSING HIM WHEN IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY. THIS JOHN ANYBODY, IT APPEARS, DOES NOT CONSIDER IT PRUDENT TO KEEP A NAME TOO LONG, THE REASON BEING THAT LIKE SPRATS A NAME GOT NONE THE SWEETER FOR KEEPING ; HE FOUND THAT HIS GENERALLY BEGAN TO SMELL STRONG IN A WEEK. TUCKEY, IT APPEARED, USED THE UTMOST FORBEARANCE, BUT ALL TO NO PURPOSE. HE WAS FINED WITH COSTS £1. 4S. 6D., AND COMMITTED IN DEFAULT. JOHN EADY, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR NEGLECTING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS RICHARD CRADOCK THOMPSON FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR ABCONDING FROM THE THRAPSTON UNION WORKHOUSE, GETTTING DRUNK, AND BEING REFRACTORY JOHN EADY WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING UPWARDS OF THREE BUSHELS OF WHEAT, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS GOSTICK, OF RAUNDS. FOUR MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JOHN EADY CHARGING 1845 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS JOHN EADY DRUNK 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN EADY 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN EADY VARIOUS 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS JOHN EADY THEFT RAUNDS 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN EADY THEFT RAUNDS JOHN EADY, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM A BARN A SACK CONTAINING BETWEEN THREE AND FOUR BUSHELS OF WHEAT, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS GOSTICK, OF RAUNDS 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN EADY SLIPTON OF SLIPTON, FOR WANT OF SURETIES IN A CASE OF ASSAULT 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS MARY EADY VICTIM OUNDLE 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL MARY EADY MENTIONE D OUNDLE 1844 DIED SAMUEL EADY DIED BRIXWORTH R K IG A R Y L UNION WORKHOU THRAPSTON SE A L A N C O P SURETIES C E H T BURTON SURETIES GEORGE SMALL, AGED 21, CHARGED WITH FELONIOUSLY BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF FRANCIS EADY, AND STEALING THEREFROM EIGHT HALF-CROWNS, THE PROPERTY OF MARY EADY GEORGE SMALL, CHARGED WITH STEALING EIGHT HALFCROWNS FROM THE HOUSE OF FRANCIS EADY, OF OUNDLE, THE PROPERTY OF MARY EADY ON THE 14TH INSTANT, AT BRIXWORTH, IN THIS COUNTY, AFTER A LONG AND PAINFUL ILLNESS, MR. SAMUEL EADY, MANY YEARS A RESPECTABLE INNKEEPER OF THE GEORGE INN, IN THE 65TH YEAR OF HIS AGE 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS SAMUEL EADY GEORGE INN LICENSE GEORGE INN AN ENDORSEMENT AS MADE ON THE LICENSE OF THE LATE MR. SAMUEL EADY, OF THE GEORGE INN, BRIXWORTH, EMPOWERING MR. SAMUEL KNIGHT, OF GRENDON, TO SELL EXCISEABLE LIQUORS, &C., UNDER THE SAID LICENSE, IN THE SAID INN, UNTIL THE NEXT TRANSFER DAY BRIXWORTH THE LICENSE OF JOHN EDMUNDS, DECEASED, OF THE ROBIN HOOD, ST. JAME'S END, WAS TRANSFERRED TO HIS WIDOW CATHERINE, OF SAMUEL EADY DECEASED, OF THE GEORGE INN, BRIXWORTH, TO MR. SAMUEL KNIGHT, OF WILLIAM CRANFIELD BURTON, OF THE RED LION, EAST HADDON, TO MR. JOHN GARRATT JOHN ROBINSON WAS CHARGED AS AN ACCESSORY TO A ROBBERY AT THE HOUSE OF T. EADY, OF BURTON LATIMER. NO BILL. 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS SAMUEL EADY LICENSE 1839 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS T. EADY VICTIM 1842 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS EADY THEFT 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS EADY NON PAYMENT 1839 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS EADY VICTIM 1845 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS W. EADY 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM EADY 1840 ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS WILLIAM EADY THEFT BURTON LATIMER 1842 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS GEORGE EAGLE BREACH OF THE PEACE DESBOROUGH GEORGE EAGLE, OF DESBOROUGH, WAS BOUND TO KEEP THE PEACE, HIMSELF AND A SURETY IN £5. EACH FOR 12 MONTHS BRIXWORTH H T BURTON LATIMER R Y A BURTON LATIMER L MENTIONE D BURTON BURTON LATIMER L A N C P O C THEFT 1837 1836 1845 1838 ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EASTER SESSIONS OF BURTON LATIMER, WAS SUMMONED FOR REFUSING TO PAY HIS POOR'S RATE. A FRIVILOUS OBJECTION WHICH HE MADE WAS OVER RULED, AND HE WAS ORDERED TO PAY FORTHWITH JOSEPH CLIPSON, CHARGED WITH ENTERING THE HOUSE OF THOMAS EADY, OF BURTON LATTIMER, AND STEALING THEREFROM CERTAIN WEARING APPAREL; AND JOHN ROBINSON, CHARGED WITH BEING AN ACCESSORY TO THE SAME BEFORE THE FACT A BOY NAMED WILLIAM CUSLEY, OF BURTON, WAS CHARGED WITH AN OFFENCE UNDER THE GAME LAWS, THE CHARGED PREFERRED BY W. EADY, OF THE SAME PLACE. THE BOY WAS ADMONISHED AND DISCHARGED WILLIAM EADY, CHARGED WITH STEALING SIX OAK WHEEL SPOKES FROM THE YARD OF JOHN CROXEN, OF BURTON LATIMER WILLIAM EADY, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN SIX OAK WHEEL SPOKES, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN CROXON, OF BURTON LATIMER JOSEPH EAGLE VICTIM HARGRAVE JOHN YORK, 14, & ROBERT JELLOUS ALIAS JELLIS, 13 AND A HALF, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE HOUSE OF JOHN EAGLE, OF HARGRAVE, ON SUNDAY THE 4TH OF DEC. AND STEALING THEREFROM CERTAIN COPPER MONIES JOSEPH EAGLE VICTIM HARGRAVE SEE ARTICLE JOSEPH EAGLE VICTIM HARGRAVE SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM EAGLE DESBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM EAGLE ALDWINCKLE SEE ARTICLE A 1837 E R BURTON LATIMER SEE ARTICLE K IG BURTON LATIMER COMPLAIN T MENTIONE D 1843 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION EDWARD EAGLES MENTIONE D STAVERTON HENRY SMITH, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS EDWARD EAGLES, OF STAVERTON 1846 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS T. EAGLESTONE VICTIM BRACKLEY DAVID WOOD WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING £1. 4S. THE PROPERTY OF T. EAGLESTONE, OF BRACKLEY. SIX WEEKS' HARD LABOUR 1841 CALENDAR OF PRISONERS FOR TRIAL WILLIAM EAGLESTONE VICTIM DAVENTRY SARAH BENEFIELD, 24, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PURSE AND 2S. 6D. FROM WILLIAM EAGLESTONE, AT DAVENTRY 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EPIPHANY SESSIONS WILLIAM EAGLESTONE VICTIM DAVENTRY 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM EAGLESTONE VICTIM DAVENTRY 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS GEORGE EALES VICTIM 1846 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS MARY EALES MENTIONE D DAVENTRY 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION RICHARD EALES VICTIM DAVENTRY 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS SAMUEL EALES THEFT 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT STEPHEN ASSIZES 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT THOMAS ASSIZES 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS EALES 1834 INQUEST WILLIAM EALES 1845 COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF RICHARD CORRECTION 1845 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT RICHARD ASSIZES T H IG A L C TOWCESTER N TOWCESTER THEFT TOWCESTER A L A EALES K R R Y THEFT SEE ARTICLE TOWCESTER P O EALES E DAVENTRY THEFT C STEPHEN EALES EALEY EALEY THEFT DIED THEFT THEFT SARAH BENEFIELD, 24, WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING A PURSE AND 2S. 6D. FROM WILLIAM EAGLESTONE AT DAVENTRY - NO TRUE BILL SARAH BENFIELD, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT DAVENTRY, A PURSE AND 1S. 6D. IN SILVER FROM THE PERSON OF WILLIAM EAGLESTONE EDWARD M'NAMARA WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A WAISTCOAT, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE EALES, OF DAVENTRY. FOURTEEN DAYS' HARD LABOUR TOWCESTER DUNN COW DAVENTRY INN GEORGE KENNING, FOR 21 DAYS, FOR STEALING A GALLON OF POTATOES FROM THE GARDEN OF RICHARD EALES, OF DAVENTRY STEPHEN EALES, AGED 56, SAMUEL EALES, AGED 21, AND THOMAS EALES, AGED 17, CHARGED WITH STEALING THREE FLITCHES OF BACON, THE PROPERTY OF ELIJAH WATSON FRENCH, OF TOWCESTER STEPHEN EALES, CHARGED WITH STEALING A CRATE, THE PROPERTY OF ELIJAH WATSON FRENCH, OF TOWCESTER STEPHEN EALES, AGED 56, SAMUEL EALES, AGED 21, AND THOMAS EALES, AGED 17, CHARGED WITH STEALING THREE FLITCHES OF BACON, THE PROPERTY OF ELIJAH WATSON FRENCH, OF TOWCESTER THOMAS EALES, CHARGED WITH BREAKING INTO THE DWELLING HOUSE OF THOMAS VERNON, OF TOWCESTER, AND STEALING THEREFROM 18 BOTTLES OF WINE, A SHIRT, AND OTHER ARTICLES STEPHEN EALES, AGED 56, SAMUEL EALES, AGED 21, AND THOMAS EALES, AGED 17, CHARGED WITH STEALING THREE FLITCHES OF BACON, THE PROPERTY OF ELIJAH WATSON FRENCH, OF TOWCESTER SEE ARTICLE EAST HADDON RICHARD EALEY & WILLIAM GAMMAGE, CHARGED WITH STEALING, ON THE 6TH INST., AT EAST HADDON, A GUN, THE PROPERTY OF BENJAMIN JOHNSON, AND ON THE 23D. INST. ANOTHER GUN, THE PROPERTY OF W. C. BURTON EAST HADDON RICHARD EALEY & WILLIAM GAMMAGE, CHARGED WITH STEALING A GUN, THE PROPERTY OF BENJAMIN JOHNSON, OF EAST HADDON. ALSO WITH STEALING A GUN, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM CRANFIELD BURTON, OF EAST HADDON 1844 ASSIZES ROBERT EAMES VICTIM WEEDON BECK EDWARD THWAITES, AGED 21, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT WEEDON BECK, 21S. FROM THE PERSON OF ROBERT EAMES 1838 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MICHAELMAS SESSIONS WILLIAM EAMES MENTIONE D ROADE SEE ARTICLE 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ANN EARL MENTIONE D WELTON 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION DANIEL EARL THEFT ABINGTON JACOB EARL THEFT EASTON JACOB EARL THEFT EASTON SEE ARTICLE JACOB EARL THEFT EASTON SEE ARTICLE JACOB EARL 1840 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JAMES EARL JAMES EARL JAMES EARL T TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS 1843 1833 1837 1840 1835 1840 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS A Y L THOMAS SECKINGTON, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT HELMDON, SEVEN FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES EARL EARLS BARTON SEE ARTICLE VICTIM EARLS BARTON MARTHA EARL VICTIM HEYFORD MARTHA EARL VICTIM DODFORD MR. EARL A EARL NON PAYMENT VICTIM MENTIONE D GEORGE CADD, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO BUSHELS OF TURNIPS, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES EARL, OF HELMDON HELMDON C P O NON PAYMENT L WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS DIED NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS HELMDON N 1838 VICTIM A 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS C 1843 E TRANSPOR TED VICTIM THE FOLLOWING CONVICTS HAVE BEEN REMOVED TO THE LEVIATHAN HULK, PORTSMOUTH :- JOHN MALSBURY, THE ELDER, FOR LIFE ; WILLIAM ARCHER, FOR 15 YEARS ; JACOB EARL, WILLIAM PERCIVAL, PHILIP REYNOLDS, FOR 10 YEARS ; JOHN KEW, FOR 14 YEARS ; CHARLES NEWEY, JAMES PLOWRIGHT, WILLIAM PLOWRIGHT, THE ELDER, WILLIAM PLOWRIGHT, THE YOUNGER, THOMAS SUTTON, AND HENRY AGER, FOR SEVEN YEARS K TRANSPORTED R 1838 R 1838 H 1838 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS IG 1838 JOHN SABIN, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT WELTON, UTTERED A COUNTERFEIT SHILLING TO ANN EARL, KNOWING IT TO BE SUCH DANIEL EARL, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR STEALING A QUANTITY OF FRUIT GROWING IN THE GARDEN OF J. H. THURSBY, ESQ. OF ABINGTON JACOB EARL, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT EASTON, TWO SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS THOMPSON EARLS BARTON THOMAS PARSONS WARWICK, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR DIVERS MISDEMEANOURS WHILST IN THE SERVICE OF JOHN EARL, OF EARLS BARTON SARAH FROYER CHARGED WITH STEALING A COTTON GOWN, THE PROPERTY OF MARTHA EARL, AT HEYFORD SARAH FROYER, CHARGED WITH STEALING A COTTON GOWN, THE PROPERTY OF MARTHA EARL, AT DODFORD. TRANSPORTED SEVEN YEARS. SEE ARTICLE DALLINGTON SEE ARTICLE WELTON SEE ARTICLE MISCONDU CT CHAPEL BRAMPTON THOMAS WILLIS & RICHARD EARL, RESPECTIVELY FOR ONE MONTH, FOR MISCONDUCT WHILST IN THE SERVICE OF THEIR MASTER, MR. JOHN BEASLEY, OF CHAPEL BRAMPTON EARL VICTIM MORETON PINKNEY EARL THEFT MR. EARL MRS. EARL RICHARD EARL SAMUEL THOMAS THOMAS TUCKER, OF MORETON PINKNEY, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR ASSAULTING SAMUEL EARL CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF CLARENCE BOOTS, WAS DISCHARGED THERE BEING NO PROSECUTION THOMAS HOWARD & JOHN CAPEL, CHARGED WITH STEALING SEVERAL ASH RAILS, VALUE 10S. THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS EARL, AT WEEDON BECK WILLIAM EARL & JAMES CLARKE, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR WILFULLY BREAKING 23 PANES OF GLASS IN THE HOUSE OF JOB BASELEY, AT WELTON GEORGE CADD, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO BUSHELS OF TURNIPS, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES EARLE, OF HELMDON. NOT GUILTY GEORGE CADD, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT HELMDON, FELNIOUSLY STOLEN AND CARRIED AWAY TWO BUSHELS OF TURNIPS, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES EARLE 1836 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS EARL VICTIM WEEDON BECK 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION WILLIAM EARL DAMAGE WELTON 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JAMES ASSIZES EARLE VICTIM HELMDON 1840 ASSIZES - COUNTY PRISONERS JAMES EARLE VICTIM HELMDON 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY HOUSE OF CORRECTION DANIEL EARLS VICTIM WEST HADDON 1839 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN EASON SURETIES 1845 DIED BENJAMIN EAST MENTIONE D KETTERING 1840 DIED KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL BENJAMIN EAST DIED KETTERING EDWARD EAST ASSAULT KETTERING ELIZABETH EAST MENTIONE D KETTERING 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS ELLEN EAST 1839 DIED HENRY EAST 1846 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS HENRY EAST VICTIM 1839 DIED JAMES EAST MENTIONE D 1842 ASSIZES JOHN EAST 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES EAST VICTIM KINGSTHORPE SAMUEL IRONS, AGED 33, WAS CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT KINGSTHORPE, FIVE DEAL RAFTERS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN EAST. THE PRISONER PLEADED GUILTY AND WAS SENTENCED TO FOUR MONTHS' HARD LABOUR 1834 COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL EAST SURETIES KETTERING JOHN EAST, OF KETTERING, FOR WANT OF SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS ELIZABETH EAST BRACKLEY ON FRIDAY THE 7TH INST. MANY, THE BELOVED WIFE, OF MR. ROBT. EAST, MANY YEARS PROPRIETOR OF THE WHEATSHEAF INN, BRACKLEY, THE AFFECTIONATE PARTNER OF HIS JOYS AND SORROWS FOR UPWARDS OF 60 YEARS 1836 DIED JOHN MANY T Y A R P L MISBEHAVI AUGUSTIN NORTHAMPTON OUR STREET HINTON C O DIED L A N BRACKLEY VICTIM HARPOLE KINGSTHORPE EAST DIED ON SUNDAY LAST, AT KETTERING, IN THE 83D YEAR OF HER AGE, MRS. EAST, WIDOW OF THE LATE MR. BENJAMIN EAST, OF KETTERING SEE ARTICLE K R IG E H FOR SIX MONTHS, UNLESS HE FIND SECURITY, FOR COMMITTING A BREACH OF TH PEACE TOWARDS HIS WIFE A 1834 C 1845 SAMUEL FACER, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR ASSAULTING DANIEL EARLS, AT WEST HADDON SEE ARTICLE JOHN EAST, OF KETTERING, FOR WANT OF SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS ELIZABETH EAST ELLEN EAST, ANN BEDFORD, & ELIZA GROOM, FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR BEHAVING IN A RIOTOUS AND INDECENT MANNER IN AUGUSTIN STREET ON SUNDAY LAST, AT HINTON, NEAR BRACKLEY, MR. HENRY EAST, AGED 79 YEARS HARRIET EVANS WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING 2LBS. OF BACON, AND TWO RED HERRINGS, THE PROPERTY OF HENRY EAST, OF BRACKLEY. ONE MONTH'S HARD LABOUR; THE LAST WEEK SOLITARY ON SUNDAY THE 16TH INSTANT, AT HARPOLE, AGED 43, MARY, THE WIFE OF JAMES EAST, ROAD CONTRACTOR, LATE OF THIS TOWN, LEAVING A FAMILY OF SIX CHILDREN TO DEPLORE THEIR LOSS SAMUEL IRONS, AGED 33, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT KINGSTHORPE, FIVE DEAL RAFTERS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN EAST DIED HARPOLE BRACKLEY PETTY SESSIONS MR. EAST MENTIONE D WHITFIELD SEE ARTICLE DIED EAST DIED KETTERING ON SUNDAY LAST, AT KETTERING, IN THE 83D YEAR OF HER AGE, MRS. EAST, WIDOW OF THE LATE MR. BENJAMIN EAST, OF KETTERING BRACKLEY ON FRIDAY THE 7TH INST. MANY, THE BELOVED WIFE, OF MR. ROBT. EAST, MANY YEARS PROPRIETOR OF THE WHEATSHEAF INN, BRACKLEY, THE AFFECTIONATE PARTNER OF HIS JOYS AND SORROWS FOR UPWARDS OF 60 YEARS NEWBOTTLE DIED ROBERT EAST 1840 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES WILLIAM EAST MENTIONE D 1844 DIED JOHN EASTON DIED 1842 INQUEST ELIZABETH EATON ASSIZES GEORGE EATON 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL MARSHAL EATON 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS MARSHALL EATON 1843 DIED MARY EATON 1839 NORTHANTS LENT ASSIZES MRS. THEFT EATON W. EATON K SEE ARTICLE SILVERSTONE ON THE 29TH ULT., MR. GEORGE EATON, OF THE WHITE HORSE, SILVERSTONE, AGED 44 FINEDON SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH THRAPSTON N C THOMAS DIED MENTIONE D DEFICIENT WEIGHTS EATON NORTHAMPTON WELLINGBOROUGH A 1834 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES THEFT MARSHAL EATON, CHARGED WITH STEALING PART OF A BOTTLE OF BRANDY AND OTHER LIQUORS FROM THE HOUSE OF JACOB ANTHONY, OF WELLINGBOROUGH. MARSHALL EATON CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF BRANDY, &C. THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH ANTHONY OF WELLINGBOROUGH ON THE 5TH INSTANT, AT THE NORTHAMPTON LUNATIC ASYLUM, AGED 50, MARY EATON, OF THRAPSTON, LATE A PATIENT OF THAT INSTITUTION EASTON SEE ARTICLE STANWICK BUTCHER, FINED £1. 9S. 6D. ACQUITTED L 1843 IG 1835 R EATON Y GEORGE P DIED OF APOPLEXY, ON TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 19, IN THE 56TH YEAR OF HIS AGE, MR. JOHN EASTON, OF CLIPSTON, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE CLIPSTON MENTIONE GOLD D STREET WHITE DIED HORSE MENTIONE D O 1844 SEE ARTICLE E 1836 MENTIONE D R MRS. A 1845 H 1845 MARY L DIED C 1839 T EAST ON SUNDAY THE 16TH INSTANT, AT HARPOLE, AGED 43, MARY, THE WIFE OF JAMES EAST, ROAD CONTRACTOR, LATE OF THIS TOWN, LEAVING A FAMILY OF SIX CHILDREN TO DEPLORE THEIR LOSS ACQUITTED WILLIAM EATON, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A QUANTITY OF HAY, AT TANSOR, BELONGING TO WILLIAM BERKELEY EDMUND EAYRES, 17, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE HOUSE OF WILLIAM BRIGHT, OF WINWICK, THREE SOVEREIGNS, ONE HALF SOVEREIGN, AND A SILVER WATCH, THE PROPERTY OF ISSAC BRIGHT COMMITMENTS TO OUR COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM EATON 1833 ASSIZES EDMUND EAYRES 1833 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT EDMUND ASSIZES EAYRES THEFT WINWICK EDMUND EAYRES, 17, WAS INDICTED FOR HAVING STOLEN FROM THE PREMISES OF W.BRIGHT, AT WINWICK, THREE SOVEREIGNS, A HALF SOVEREIGN, AND A SILVER WATCH. GUILTY - SEVEN YEARS TRANSPORTATION 1846 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS EAYRES DRUNKENE NEW INN SS BRIGSTOCK SEE ARTICLE THOMAS A 1833 THEFT TANSOR THEFT WINWICK 1843 INQUEST WILLIAM EAYRES 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS WILLIAM EAYRES MENTIONE D MENTIONE NEW INN D KETTERING SEE ARTICLE KETTERING SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES WILLIAM EAYRES STABBING KETTERING 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES WILLIAM EAYRES MURDER KETTERING SEE ARTICLE 1844 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS THOMAS EAYRS LICENSE BRIGSTOCK THE LICENSE TO THE NEW INN, BRIGSTOCK, WAS TRANSFERRED FROM MR. GEORGE SLAWSON TO MR. THOMAS EAYRS EBOURN COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION THOMAS 1843 NORTHAMPTON COUNTY SESSIONS THOMAS ECCLES 1837 DIED WILLIAM K R A L AYNHOE ILL TREATING A CAT THEFT DAVENTRY A ECCLES E H 1843 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES NORTHAMPTON TOWN JOHN SESSIONS INQUEST GAME C WILLIAM 1842 AYNHO C EBORN BOROUGH COMMITMENTS 1834 GAME Y EBBORN 1841 1840 IG NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ELIJAH ASSIZES ELIJAH EBBORN, AGED 21, WILLIAM LEAK, AGED 20, THOMAS LEAK, AGED 22, GEORGE SMITH, AGED 23, & THOMAS SWAN, AGED 21, CHARGED WITH HAVING, IN THE NIGHT OF THE 27TH NOV., ENTERED AN INCLOSED LAND IN THE OCCUPATION OF W.R. CARTWRIGHT, ESQ, AT AYNHOE, ARMED WITH GUNS FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF GAME AYNHOE R 1843 ELIJAH GAME N 1842 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION EBBORN P NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ELIJAH ASSIZES O 1843 NEW INN T 1843 WILLIAM EAYRES, CHARGED WITH MALICIOUSLY STABBING THOMAS MAWBY, OF KETTERING, WITH A CLASP KNIFE, WITH INTENT TO DO HIM BODILY HARM. THE SAME WILLIAM EAYRES FURTHER CHARGED WITH THE WILFULL MURDER OF THE AFORESAID THOMAS MAWBY MRS. ELIJAH EBBORN, WILLIAM LEAK, THOMAS LEAK, GEORGE SMITH, & THOMAS SWANN, FOR BEING FOUND ARMED WITH GUNS FOR THE DESTRUCTION OF GAME AT NIGHT, ON LANDS IN THE OCCUPATION OF W.R. CARTWRIGHT, ESQ. AT AYNHO SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM EBOURN, FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR HAVING, ON SUNDAY THE 1ST INST., WANTONLY AND CRUELLY ILLTREATED A CAT, THE PROPERTY OF REV. JOHN PRITCHARD, BY WRINGING ITS NECK, AND THROWING IT OVER A WALL THOMAS ECCLES AND GEORGE TURNER, CHARGED WIH STEALING THREE YARDS OF CLOTH, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS BIRD, OF DAVENTRY THOMAS ECCLES AND GEORGE TURNER WERE CHARGED WITH STEALING THREE YARDS OF CLOTH, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS BIRD, OF DAVENTRY. ECCLES PLEADED GUILTY, AND WAS SENTENCED TO THREE MONTHS' HARD LABOUR ; TURNER ACQUITTED DAVENTRY ECCLES DIED HIGHAM FERRERS ON THE 27TH ULT. IN LONDON, AGED 61, MR. WILLIAM ECCLES, FORMERLY OF HIGHAM FERRERS, IN THIS COUNTY EDDY MENTIONE D TOWCESTER SEE ARTICLE EDEN VICTIM EDEN MENTIONE D A L THEFT SEE ARTICLE LONG BUCKBY SEE ARTICLE 1838 DIED ELIZABETH EDENS DIED NORTHAMPTON 1838 DIED JOEL EDENS MENTIONE D NORTHAMPTON 1839 DIED JOHN EDENS DIED 1841 DIED JOHN EDENS MENTIONE ABINGTON NORTHAMPTON D STREET 1839 ASSAULT JOHN EDENS 1838 ROBBERY JOHN EDENS NORTHAMPTON NORTHAMPTON ABINGTON NORTHAMPTON STREET DIED MARY EDENS 1841 INDECENT BEHAVIOUR MR. EDENS 1841 DIED MRS. EDENS 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM EDENS THEFT KELMARSH 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM EDENS THEFT KELMARSH 1842 COMMITMENTS FRANCIS EDEY VICTIM BRIXWORTH 1842 ASSIZES FRANCIS EDEY VICTIM BRIXWORTH 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT FRANCIS ASSIZES EDEY VICTIM BRIXWORTH 1842 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS EDEY ASSAULT BRIXWORTH HENRY NORTHAMPTON A L A NORTHAMPTON C DIED N C O P MENTIONE ST MARYS D STREET L Y A R DIED R 1841 SEE ARTICLE K NORTHAMPTON IG VICTIM MENTIONE D E H T BEAR INN ON WEDNESDAY LAST, THE 28TH INST. AFTER A LONG AFFLICTION, BORNE WITH CHRISTIAN FORTITUDE, ELIZABETH, WIFE OF MR. JOEL EDENS, WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER, OF THIS TOWN, IN THE 33D YEAR OF HER AGE ON WEDNESDAY LAST, THE 28TH INST. AFTER A LONG AFFLICTION, BORNE WITH CHRISTIAN FORTITUDE, ELIZABETH, WIFE OF MR. JOEL EDENS, WHOLESALE BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURER, OF THIS TOWN, IN THE 33D YEAR OF HER AGE ON WEDNESDAY LAST, AGED 44, MR. JOHN EDENS, CARPENTER, LATE OF THE BEAR INN, OF THIS TOWN ON THURSDAY MORNING LAST, IN THE 50TH YEAR OF HER AGE, AFTER A LONG AND PAINFUL AFFLICTION, DEEPLY LAMENTED BY HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS, MISS MARY EDENS, ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE MR. JOHN EDENS, OF ABINGTON STREET, IN THIS TOWN SEE ARTICLE ON THURSDAY MORNING LAST, IN THE 50TH YEAR OF HER AGE, AFTER A LONG AND PAINFUL AFFLICTION, DEEPLY LAMENTED BY HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS, MISS MARY EDENS, ELDEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE MR. JOHN EDENS, OF ABINGTON STREET, IN THIS TOWN A GIRL NAMED ELIZABETH JEYES WAS CHARGED BY MR. EDENS WITH MAKING A DISTURBANCE ON SUNDAY NIGHT LAST IN ST. MARYS STREET, AND USING DISGRACEFUL LANGUAGE. A MOB OF FROM 100 TO 150 PERSONS WAS COLLECTED. THE POLICEMAN STATED THAT THE GIRL WAS A REPUTED PR ON SUNDAY LAST, MRS. EDENS, WIDOW, OF MR. J. EDENS, LATE OF THE BEAR INN, IN THIS TOWN, AGED 40 WILLIAM EDENS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A HATCHET, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN SMITH, AT KELMARSH WILLIAM EDENS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A JACKET, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN SMITH, AT KELMARSH. TWO MONTHS' HARD LABOUR JAMES BURGESS, CHARGED WITH STEALING EIGHT TURNIPS, THE PROPERTY OF FRANCIS EDEY, OF BRIXWORTH JAMES BURGESS, AGED 19, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BRIXWORTH, EIGHT TURNIPS, THE PROPERTY OF FRANCIS EDEY JAMES BURGESS, AGED 19, CHARGED WITH STEALING, AT BRIXWORTH, EIGHT TURNIPS, THE PROPERTY OF FRANCIS EDEY. THE PRISONER CONFESSED THAT HE HAD TAKEN THREE TURNIPS, HAVING NEITHER FOOD NOR WORK. HIS LORDSHIP SENTENCED THE PRISONER TO ONE WEEK'S IMPRISONMENT HENRY EDEY, OF BRIXWORTH, WAS CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT ON MARY HOLT, OF BRIXWORTH, AND DIRECTED TO PAY, WITH COSTS, 13S. 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS J. EDEY NON PAYMENT KETTERING 1846 DIED JOSIAH EDEY DIED KETTERING 1845 INQUEST THOMAS EDGE DIED BATH STREET NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS THOMAS EDGELEY VICTIM 1837 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL THOMAS EDGLEY VICTIM 1844 WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS JOSH. EDMONDS VARIOUS 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS CATHERINE EDMUNDS 1844 NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS JOHN EDMUNDS 1838 DIED JOHN 1838 DIED 1834 NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE (AGED 2 YEARS & 10 MONTHS) SIX WEEKS' IMPRISONMENT - JOHN JONES, FOR STEALING FROM THE DRYING GROUND OF ANN ASHBY, OF MILTON, TWO SHIRTS AND TWO PAIR OF STOCKINGS. WILLIAM FARR, FOR STEALING A PAIR OF LEATHERN HIGH TOPS, AT GLAPTHORNE, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS EDGLEY. THOMAS GARLICK, FOR STEALING A QUANTITY OF FAGOTS, AT PATTISHALL, THE PROPERTY OF JAMES AYRES. [THE FIRST TWO ARE TO BE KEPT IN SOLITARY CONFINEMENT IN THE LAST WEEK] WILLIAM FARR, CHARGED WITH STEALING A PAIR OF LEATHERN HIGH-TOPS, AT GLAPTHORE, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS EDGELEY GLAPTHORNE K IG GLAPTHORNE R SEE ARTICLE ROBIN HOOD, ST. NORTHAMPTON JAMES END L LICENSE ROBIN HOOD, ST. NORTHAMPTON JAMES END C P O C A R Y LICENSE E H T 1837 OF KETTERING, WAS SUMMONED FOR NEGLECTING TO PAY POOR'S RATE AT KETTERING, ON THE 31ST OF JAN. MR JOSIAH EDEY, WATCH AND CLOCK MAKER, OF THE ABOVE PLACE, AGED 70 YEARS DIED MR. EDMUNDS DIED PLUMPTON ON THURSDAY LAST, UNIVERSALLY RESPECTED, IN HIS 91ST YEAR, MR. EDMUNDS, OF PLUMPTON, IN THIS COUNTY BURGLARY COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL AND HOUSE OF CORRECTION MR. T. EDMUNDS VICTIM CRICK SEE ARTICLE ROBERT EDMUNDS VICTIM KINGS SUTTON JOSEPH DANCER, CHARGED WITH STEALING A LOAF, SOME FLOUR, &C., THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT EDMUNDS 1844 COUNTY SESSIONS ROBERT EDMUNDS VICTIM KINGSUTTON 1844 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS ROBERT EDMUNDS VICTIM KINGSUTTON INQUEST CADWALLAD EDWARDS ER 1846 A L A N EDMUNDS 1844 DIED CROSS KEYS INN, SHEEP STREET CRICK THE LICENSE OF JOHN EDMUNDS, DECEASED, OF THE ROBIN HOOD, ST. JAME'S END, WAS TRANSFERRED TO HIS WIDOW CATHERINE, OF SAMUEL EADY DECEASED, OF THE GEORGE INN, BRIXWORTH, TO MR. SAMUEL KNIGHT, OF WILLIAM CRANFIELD BURTON, OF THE RED LION, EAST HADDON, TO MR. JOHN GARRATT THE LICENSE OF JOHN EDMUNDS, DECEASED, OF THE ROBIN HOOD, ST. JAME'S END, WAS TRANSFERRED TO HIS WIDOW CATHERINE, OF SAMUEL EADY DECEASED, OF THE GEORGE INN, BRIXWORTH, TO MR. SAMUEL KNIGHT, OF WILLIAM CRANFIELD BURTON, OF THE RED LION, EAST HADDON, TO MR. JOHN GARRATT AT CRICK, IN THIS COUNTY, ON THE 29TH ULT. MUCH RESPECTED, MR. JOHN EDMUNDS, AGED 76 NORTHAMPTON JOSEPH DANCER, CHARGED WITH STEALING A LOAF, A QUANTITY OF FLOUR, &C., THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT EDMUNDS, OF KINGSUTTON JOSEPH DANCER, CHARGED WITH STEALING A LOAF, A QUANTITY OF FLOUR, &C., THE PROPERTY OF ROBERT EDMUNDS, OF KINGSUTTON, WAS FOUND GUILTY, AND SENTENCED TO TWO MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT SEE ARTICLE (AGED 65) EDWARDS COUNTERF EIT COIN HENRY EDWARDS THEFT PIDDINGTON SEE ARTICLE HENRY EDWARDS THEFT PIDDINGTON HENRY EDWARDS, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR STEALING A QUANTITY OF BEANS FROM A FIELD IN THE OCCUPATION OF JAMES PAYNE, AT PIDDINGTON HARPOLE MILL SEE ARTICLE INQUEST HENRY EDWARDS MENTIONE D 1845 NORTHAMPTON PETTY SESSIONS JANE EDWARDS LOITERING 1846 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE ASSIZES JOHN EDWARDS VICTIM 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN EDWARDS ASSAULT 1841 COUNY ASSIZES JOHN EDWARDS ASSAULT 1841 NORTHAMPTON MIDSUMMER ASSIZES JOHN EDWARDS STABBING 1845 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL & HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN EDWARDS 1833 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL JOHN EDWARDS 1833 DIED MARION ELIZABETH EDWARDS 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL MARY EDWARDS 1843 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS MARY EDWARDS THEFT 1843 BOROUGH SESSIONS MARY EDWARDS THEFT 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS MARY EDWARDS THEFT 1843 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS MARY EDWARDS THEFT 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE MIDSUMMER SESSIONS MARY EDWARDS THEFT H T WOODEND R R MORETON PINKNEY Y WOODEND P A N O C DIED A L THEFT JOHN EDWARDS, OF MORTON PINKNEY, LABOURER, CHARGED WITH MALICIOUSLY STABBING PHILIP HARTWELL, WITH INTENT TO DO HIM SOME GREVIOUS BODILY HARM JOHN EDWARDS, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT MORETON PINKNEY, MALICIOUSLY STABBED PHILLIP HARTWELL, WITH INTENT TO DO HIM GRIEVIOUS BODILY HARM K IG MORETON PINKNEY MENTIONE D SURETIES JANE EDWARDS AND ESTHER SMITH, WERE COMMITTED FOR SEVEN DAYS, FOR LOITERING ABOUT THE STREETS WITH AN IMPROPER PURPOSE PRISCILLA TURNER, AGED 23, CHARGED WITH MALICIOUSLY SETTING FIRE TO A HOVEL, AT WOODEND, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN EDWARDS E 1837 SEE ARTICLE A 1842 ELIZABETH MARY L 1842 ASSIZES (BOROUGH PRISONERS) NORTHAMPTON DIVISION PETTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY HOUSE OF CORRECTION C 1842 HELLIDON LONG BUCKBY WELLINGBOROUGH JOHN EDWARDS PLEADED GUILTY TO THE CHARGE OF STABBING PHILIP HARTWELL. 18 MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT PRISCILLA TURNER, CHARGED WITH HAVING ON THE 6TH SEPTEMBER, SET FIRE TO A HOVEL, IN THE POSSESSION OF JOHN EDWARDS, AT WOODEND, IN THE PARISH OF BLAKESLEY EDWARD MASTERS OF LOWER HEYFORD, FOR HAVING REFUSED TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HIS WIFE. JOHN EDWARDS, OF HELLIDON, ON A SIMILAR CHARGE ON MONDAY LAST, AT LONG BUCKBY, AGED SIX YEARS, MARION ELIZABETH, ELDEST CHILD OF MR. SOMMERSBY EDWARDS, AFTER TEN DAYS' ILLNESS, WHICH TERMINATED IN HYDROCEPHALUTS INTERNUS MARY EDWARDS, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE PERSON OF WILLIAM FLAWN, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, ON THE 15 INST, A PURSE, SOVEREIGN, AND ABOUT 20S. IN SILVER. MARY EDWARDS, CHARGED WITH STEALING A TIN BOWL, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN MORGAN MARY EDWARDS, AGED 57, CHARGED WITH STEALING A TIN BOWL, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN MORGAN WELLINGBOROUGH MARY EDWARDS CHARGED WITH STEALING A PURSE, &C. THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM FLAWN, AT WELLINGBOROUGH MARY EDWARDS, AGED 57, CHARGED WITH STEALING A TIN BOWL, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN MORGAN. PLEADED GUILTY. FOUR MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT, TO HARD LABOUR, IT BEING HER SECOND CONVICTION WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE MARY EDWARDS FOUNTAIN MENTIONE INN, NORTHAMPTON D BRADSHA W STREET ST. SEPULCHRE NORTHAMPTON PARISH 1842 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS MARY EDWARDS THEFT 1836 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS MR. EDWARDS MENTIONE D SEE ARTICLE MARY EDWARDS, CHARGED WITH HAVING, ON THE 2D INST., STOLEN A BEER GLASS, VALUE 9D., FROM THE HOUSE OF ROBERT PHILLIPS, SHOEMAKER, OF THE PARISH OF ST. SEPULCHRE CRICK SEE ARTICLE DIED MR. EDWARDS SOMMERSBY MENTIONE D LONG BUCKBY 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION ROBERT EDWARDS DAMAGE PIDDINGTON 1845 INQUEST SARAH EDWARDS MENTIONE D 1839 BOROUGH PRISONERS THOMAS EDWARDS ASSAULT 1839 NORTHAMPTON BOROUGH SESSIONS THOMAS EDWARDS ASSAULT H T 1833 ON MONDAY LAST, AT LONG BUCKBY, AGED SIX YEARS, MARION ELIZABETH, ELDEST CHILD OF MR. SOMMERSBY EDWARDS, AFTER TEN DAYS' ILLNESS, WHICH TERMINATED IN HYDROCEPHALUTS INTERNUS ROBERT EDWARDS, FOR 14 DAYS, FOR MALICIOUSLY DAMAGING THE WEARING APPAREL OF JOHN PLACKETT, OF PIDDINGTON R A R L Y 1841 COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL WILLIAM EDWARDS 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM EDWARDS 1841 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS WILLIAM 1841 INQUEST JOHN ST. ASSAULT & SEPULCHRE NORTHAMPTON THEFT PARISH N C EDWARDS C WILLIAM P BOROUGH COMMITMENTS O 1844 A THEFT OXFORD CANAL BRAUNSTON EDWARDS THEFT BRAUNSTON EDY MENTIONE TANNER STREET D NORTHAMPTON L THEFT A SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM PAGE, EDWARD JOHNSON, JOHN JOHNSON, AND THOMAS EDWARDS, CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING CONSTABLES THOMAS EDWARDS, WHO ALSO PLEADED GUILTY TO A CHARGE OF ASSAULTING THOMAS WATSON, A CONSTABLE, IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY, WAS DISCHARGED ON ENTERING INTO HIS OWN RECOGNISANCES TO KEEP THE PEACE K IG NETHER HEYFORD E 1835 NORTHAMPTON TOWN SESSIONS WILLIAM EDWARDS & JOHN GILLESPIE, FOR FURTHER EXAMINATION ON A CHARGE OF HAVING, ON THE 26TH INST., AT THE PARISH OF ST. SEPULCHRE, FELONIOUSLY ASSAULTED JOHN AVILL, PUT HIM IN BODILY FEAR AND DANGER OF HIS LIFE, AND STOLEN 3S. 6D. FROM HIS PERSON WILLIAM EDWARDS, WILLIAM KEEF, GEORGE FLETCHER, & RICHARD LEE, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF SUGAR FROM A BOAT IN THE OXFORD CANAL, THE PROPERTY OF MESSRS. PICKFORD & CO WILLIAM EDWARDS, WILLIAM KEEF, GEORGE FLETCHER, AND RICHARD LEE, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF SUGAR, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS PICKFORD AND CO., AT BRAUNSTON WILLIAM EDWARDS, WILLIAM KEEF, GEORGE FLETCHER, AND RICHARD LEE, CHARGED WITH STEALING A QUANTITY OF SUGAR, VALUE 15S. FROM A BOAT IN THE CANAL AT BRAUNSTON, THE PROPERTY OF MESSRS. PICKFORD. EDWARD, SIX MONTHS' HARD LABOUR. KEEF, FLETCHER, AND LEE, THREE MONTHS' EACH. SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES JOHN EEET GAME WEEKLEY 1843 KETTERING PETTY SESSIONS JOHN EET GAME STANION & LITTLE OAKLEY SEE ARTICLE NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT JOHN ASSIZES EET GAME 1838 TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION EET GAME LAWS 1842 NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT WILLIAM ASSIZES EFFOR 1844 BOROUGH COMMITMENTS WILLIAM EGGETT 1840 THEFT WILLIAM EGGLETON ANN EKINS GARNET EKINS STANION & LITTLE OAKLEY IG EKINS WEIGHTS & MEASURES 1834 DIED GEORGE EKINS MENTIONE GLOBE INN D 1834 DIED GEORGE JOHN EKINS JOHN EKINS JOHN 1833 1833 A RAUNDS SEE ARTICLE WILLIAM EGGETT, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR EMBEZZLING LEATHER, THE PROPERTY OF HIS EMPLOYER, T. B. ELLEY SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE THE FOLLOWING PARTIES WERE SUMMONED AT THE INSTANCE OF INSPECTOR KNIGHT, FOR HAVING IN THEIR POSSESSION LIGHT OR UNSTAMPED WEIGHTS, &C :- COULD HARDLY BE CALLED LIGHT, EXPENSES 5S. SEE ARTICLE WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE VICTIM RAUNDS SEE ARTICLE EKINS VICTIM RAUNDS SEE ARTICLE JOHN EKINS VICTIM RAUNDS SEE ARTICLE JOHN MR. EKINS EKINS VICTIM BRIXWORTH WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE SEE ARTICLE GEORGE HINE, WAS APPREHENDED ON SUNDAY THE 21ST, BY POLICE CONSTABLE COOK, FOR ROBBING THE HEN ROOST OF MR. EKINS, OF RAUNDS, AND TAKEN BEFORE T. WILKINS, ESQ. COMMITTED FOR TRIAL AT THE NEXT QUARTER SESSIONS GEORGE HINE, AGED 23, CHARGED WITH STEALING NINE FOWLS, THE PROPERTY OF RICHARD EKINS, OF RAUNDS L DIED A 1839 N GEORGE 1839 K L C P DISPUTE WELLINGBOROUGH PETTY SESSIONS COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL ASSIZES NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES TOWN SESSIONS ROBBERY R A R Y ST. NUISANCE KATHERINE NORTHAMPTON S MENTIONE ST. GILES NORTHAMPTON D STRE
