Catalogue description Memoranda of convictions, general

Q/PC2

This index is arranged in the following order

Date, Name, parish and occupation of offender, Crime, Other details

52/B/1

1 April 1833

George Stiff, William Jenkins, William Turner and Charles Townsend, labourers of Chipping Sodbury

Assaulting Henry Harding, Eleanor, his wife, and their servant Charles Barker at Chipping Sodbury

F Trotman, JP and W G Davy, JP at Pucklechurch.

Each fined £1 8s 6d and 11/6 costs or two calendar months in Horsley House of Correction.

Crime committed 23 March 1833

52/B/2

7 February 1833

William Lusty the younger

Trespassing with a gun at night, with intent to take game at Pastell's, Newington Bagpath

R Kingscote, JP and T Kingscote, JP at Horsley.

Hard labour for three calendar months in Horsley House of Correction, after which to find sureties totalling £20 against re?offending for one year. In default, to serve a further six months hard labour.

Crime committed 12 January 1833

52/B/3

11 March 1833

Alfred Fords

Stealing a gatepost with two iron hooks attached, from a field called the Maples occupied by John Norris at Uley

T Kingscote, JP at Kingscote.

Complainant examined to prove case.

Fined £2 10s 0d, 1/- the value of the post and 12/- costs, or one calendar month in Horsley House of Correction.

Crime committed 6 March 1833

52/B/4

29 December 1832

[printed form]

Robert Green, licensed victualler of Cheltenham

Allowing disorderly behaviour and keeping open his premises until 4 am for the consumption of liquor

R B Cooper, JP and T Newell, JP for Cheltenham District.

Second offence.

Fined £10 and 11/6 costs.

Crime committed 6-7 December 1832

52/B/5

29 December 1832

[printed form]

William Brown of Cheltenham, retail beer dealer

Keeping open his premises for the sale of beer until 10.30 pm

T Newell, JP and R B Cooper, JP at a Petty Sessions for Cheltenham District.

First offence.

Fined £2 and 4/6 costs.

Crime committed 15 December 1832

52/B/6

29 December 1832

[printed form]

William Hill of Cheltenham, retail beer dealer

Keeping open his premises for the sale of beer until 11.30 pm

T Newell, JP and T J Baines, JP at a Petty Sessions for Cheltenham District.

First offence.

Fined £2 and 5/6 costs.

Crime committed 26 December 1832

52/B/7

1 January 1833

John Shill of Badgeworth, labourer

Trespassing, in search of game, on land in Badgeworth occupied by Anthony Bubb

Sir W Hicks, Bt, JP and T Newell, JP at Cheltenham.

George Larner, yeoman of Badgeworth, complainant.

Fined £2 and 5/6 costs, or two months in Northleach House of Correction.

Crime committed 8 am 1 January 1833

52/B/8

3 January 1833

[printed form]

Charlotte Carpenter

Assaulting Susan Holder at Cheltenham

T Newell, JP and T J Baines, JP at Cheltenham.

Fined 5/- and 5/6 costs.

Crime committed 1 January 1833

52/B/9

10 January 1833

[printed form]

Thomas Jones, retail cyder dealer of Cheltenham

Allowing cyder to be drunk on his premises, between 3 pm and 5 pm on a Sunday

Sir W Hicks, Bt, JP and R B Cooper, JP at a Petty Sessions for Cheltenham District.

First offence.

Fined £2 and 5/6 costs.

Crime committed 6 January 1833

52/B/10

10 January 1833

[printed form]

Isaac Heven

Assaulting Isaac Deaves at Cheltenham

Sir W Hicks, Bt, JP and R B Cooper, JP at Cheltenham.

Fined £1 and 5/6 costs, or one month in Northleach House of Correction.

Crime committed 7 January 1833

52/B/11

10 January 1833

[printed form]

James Vale of Cheltenham, retail beer dealer

Keeping open his premises for the sale of beer until 10.30 pm

R B Cooper, JP and T Newell, JP at a Petty Sessions for Cheltenham District.

First offence.

Fined £2 and 5/6 costs.

Crime committed 4 January 1833

52/B/12

10 January 1833

[printed form]

Robert Greenwood

Assaulting Isaac Deaves at Cheltenham

Sir W Hicks, Bt, JP and T Newell, JP at a Petty Sessions for Cheltenham District.

Fined 5/- and 5/6 costs.

Crime committed 7 January 1833

52/B/13

10 January 1833

[printed form]

Serina Knight, widow, retail beer dealer of Cheltenham

Keeping open her premises for the sale of beer until 10.30 pm

Sir W Hicks, Bt, JP and Rev J Edwards, JP at a Petty Sessions for Cheltenham District.

First offence.

Fined £2 and 3/- costs.

Crime committed 4 January 1833

52/B/14

10 January 1833

[printed form]

James Bevan, retail beer dealer of Cheltenham

Allowing beer to be consumed on his premises between 3 pm and 5 pm on a Sunday

T Newell, JP and John Blagdon, JP at a Petty sessions for Cheltenham District.

First offence.

Fined £2 and 5/6 costs.

Crime committed 6 January 1833

52/B/15

15 January 1833

[printed form]

William Hill of Cheltenham, retail beer dealer

Allowing card games to be played on his premises

T Newell, JP and T J Baines, JP at a Petty Sessions for Cheltenham District.

First offence.

Fined £5 and 5/6 costs.

Crime committed 11 January 1833

52/B/16

19 January 1833

[printed form]

Thomas Teale of Cheltenham, retail beer dealer

Allowing violent, quarrelsome and other disorderly conduct on his premises

R B Cooper, JP and T Newell, JP at a Petty sessions for Cheltenham District.

First offence.

Fined £2 and 5/6 costs.

Crime committed 16 January 1833

52/B/17

22 January 1833

[printed form]

William Higgs

Assaulting Thomas Williams at Cheltenham

R B Cooper, JP and T J Baines, JP at Cheltenham.

Fined £1 and 3/- costs.

Crime committed 21 January 1833

52/B/18

22 January 1833

[printed form]

John Hazeldine, beer retailer of Cheltenham

Keeping open his premises for the sale of beer until 10 30 pm

Rev J Edwards, JP and T J Baines, JP at a Petty Sessions for Cheltenham District.

First offence.

Fined £2 and 5/6 costs.

Crime committed 18 January 1833

52/B/19

26 January 1833

[printed form]

Charles Barnett

Assaulting Henry Holland at Cheltenham

T J Baines, JP and J Blagdon, JP at Cheltenham.

Fined £1 and 5/6 costs.

Crime committed 19 January 1833

52/B/20

7 February 1833

[printed form]

William Thomas Newenham

Assaulting Sarah Green at Cheltenham

R B Cooper, JP and T Newell, JP at Cheltenham.

Fined £1 and 6/6 costs.

Crime committed 5 February 1833

52/B/21

7 February 1833

[printed form]

James Vale

Assaulting Stephen Lawes at Cheltenham

R B Cooper, JP and T Newell, JP at Cheltenham.

Fined £2 and 4/- costs.

Crime committed 7 February 1833

52/B/22

9 February 1833

George Chandler and Edwin Palmer, labourers of Prestbury

Trespassing in search of game at Prestbury

T Newell, JP and Rev J Edwards, JP at Cheltenham.

Robert Wells, labourer of Prestbury, complainant.

Fined £2 and £1 respectively and 5/6 costs each.

Crime committed 10 am 14 January 1833

52/B/23

9 February 1833

[printed form]

Emanuel Higgs and William Hands

Assaulting Stephen Law at Cheltenham

R B Cooper, JP and T Newell, JP at Cheltenham.

Fined £1 and 7/- costs.

Crime committed 5 February 1833

52/B/24

16 February 1833

[printed form]

James Ballinger

Assaulting Frances Hill and Mary Pearce at Leigh

T Newell, JP and T J Baines, JP at Cheltenham.

Fined £3 and 6/6 on each charge, or two terms of two months in Northleach House of Correction.

Crime committed 12 February 1833

52/B/25

16 February 1833

Henry Cook, of Cheltenham, labourer

Refusing to be examined on oath regarding a complaint against Richard Page, beer retailer of Cheltenham, for allowing card games on his premises

R B Cooper, JP and T Newell, JP at a Petty Sessions held at the Public Office, Cheltenham.

Fined £10.

Crime committed 11 am Saturday 16 February 1833

52/B/26

21 February 1833

[printed form]

Joseph Stewart of Cheltenham, retail beer dealer

Permitting drinking on his premises between 3 pm and 5 pm on a Sunday

Sir W Hicks, Bt, JP and R B Cooper, JP at a Petty Sessions for Cheltenham District.

First offence.

Fined £2 and 5/6 costs.

Crime committed 17 February 1833

52/B/27

23 February 1833

[printed form]

Michael McCarthy

Assaulting John Hobbs at Cheltenham

T Newell, JP and T J Baines, JP at Cheltenham.

Fined 5/- and 5/6 costs.

Crime committed 23 February 1833

52/B/28

28 February 1833

[printed form]

Charles Hobbs

Assaulting Edward Cossens at Cheltenham

R B Cooper, JP and T J Baines, JP at Cheltenham.

Fined 10/- and 6/6 costs.

Crime committed 27 February 1833

52/B/29

12 February 1833

[printed form]

Richard Jervis of Weston?sub-Edge, seller of ale, beer, etc

Permitting the consumption of beer on his premises until 11.30 pm

Rev J R Hall, JP and William Dickins, JP at a Petty Sessions for Kiftsgate Hundred Upper Division.

First offence.

Fined £2, half to be paid to Rev Charles Edward Henry of Weston?sub-Edge and the remainder to the County Treasurer, and 12/6 costs.

Crime committed 4 February 1833

52/B/30

29 January 1833

[printed form]

Robert Hookham of Moreton?in?Marsh, seller of ale, beer, etc

Permitting card games to be played on his premises

Rev J R Hall, JP and F Colvile, JP at a Petty Sessions for Westminster Hundred Upper Division.

First offence.

Fine £2, to be paid to the County Treasurer, and 10/6 costs.

Crime committed afternoon of 7 January 1833

52/B/31

29 January 1833

[printed form]

Robert Hookham of Moreton?in-Marsh, seller of ale, beer, etc

Permitting drinking on his premises until 10.30 pm

Rev J R Hall, JP and F Colvile, JP at a Petty Sessions for Westminster Hundred Upper Division.

First offence.

Fined £2, to be paid to the County Treasurer, and 7/6 costs.

Crime committed 7 January 1833

52/B/32

15 January 1833

[printed form]

Thomas Dunn of Chipping Campden, seller of ale, beer, etc

Permitting drinking on his premises until 10.30 pm

Rev J R Hall, JP and F Colvile, JP at a Petty Sessions for Kiftsgate Hundred Upper Division.

First offence.

Fined £2, to be paid to the County Treasurer, and 11/6 costs.

Crime committed 8 January 1833

52/B/33

15 January 1833

[printed form]

Thomas Dunn of Chipping Campden, seller of ale, beer, etc

Permitting card games to be played on his premises

Rev J R Hall, JP and F Colvile, JP at Petty Sessions for Kiftsgate Hundred Upper Division.

First offence.

Fined £2, to be paid to the County Treasurer, and 7/6 costs.

Crime committed between 9 pm and 10 pm on 8 January 1833

52/B/34

1 January 1833

[printed form]

Thomas Farebrother of Bourton-on-the-Hill, labourer

Trespassing in search of game in Bourton Wood, the property of Rt Hon Lord Redesdale

Rev J R Hall, JP and F Colvile, JP at Moreton-in-Marsh.

Fined £2 10s 0d, to be paid to William Phillips, an overseer of the poor, and 10/- costs to go to John Sadler, complainant.

Given fourteen days to pay. In default, to serve two months hard labour in Northleach House of Correction.

Crime committed 30 December 1832

52/B/35

1 January 1833

[printed form]

William Cockerell

Assaulting Samuel Fletcher at Bourton-on-the-Hill

Rev J R Hall, JP and F Colvile, JP at Moreton-in-Marsh.

Fined 6/-, to be paid to William Phillips, an overseer of the poor, and 9/- costs, or one calendar month in Northleach House of Correction.

Crime committed 12 December 1832

52/B/36

22 February 1833

John and Henry Lovesy of Compton Abdale, labourers

Failing to complete a contract agreed with John Humphries, farmer, of Hazleton, to breast-plough one whole field and part of two others between February and harvest 1832. Payment received on completion of first two tasks. Refused to do third.

Rev Thomas Leveson Lane, JP and Rev T B Newell, JP at Andoversford Inn.

Complaint made by Humphries to the latter JP, 20 August 1832.

Defendants summoned on 20 August.

Pleaded not guilty. Agreement made to complete final task. Defendants failed to honour agreement. Warrant issued. Sentenced to fourteen days hard labour in Northleach House of Correction.

52/B/37

21 March 1833

[printed form]

John Webb of Avening, labourer

Stealing part (ie 'one man's burden') of a load of hedge-wood, the property of Rt Hon Thomas, Lord Ducie, at Nympsfield

H Burgh, JP at Stroud.

Find 6d - the value of the wood - and 9/- costs, or hard labour for two calendar months in Horsley House of Correction.

Crime committed 18 March 1833

52/B/38

12 February 1833

[printed form]

William Lewis alias Barter and Thomas Pitt of Stroud, labourers

Stealing turnips growing in a field in Painswick, the property of William Capel, the younger, gentleman

H Burgh, JP at Stroud.

Hard labour for one calendar month in Horsley House of Correction.

Crime committed 9 February 1833

52/B/39

9 February 1833 [printed form]

Peter Hall of Stroud, labourer

Stealing turnips growing in a field in Painswick, the property of William Capel, the younger, gentleman

H Burgh, JP at Stroud.

Hard labour for one calendar month in Horsley House of Correction.

Crime committed 9 February 1833

52/B/40

13 February 1833

[printed form]

James Virgo of Woodchester, labourer

Trespassing in search of game on land at Nympsfield the property of Rt Hon Thomas, Lord Ducie

H Burgh, JP at Stroud.

Fined £2 and 8/6 costs, or hard labour for two calendar months in Horsley House of Correction.

Crime committed 12 February 1833

52/B/41

13 February 1833

[printed form]

Richard Cockle of Nympsfield, labourer

Trespassing in search of game on land at Nympsfield, the property of Rt Hon Thomas, Lord Ducie

H Burgh, JP at Stroud.

Fined £2 and 8/6 costs, or hard labour for two calendar months in Horsley House of Correction.

Crime committed 12 February 1833

52/B/42

4 January 1833

[printed form]

Henry Fletcher of Painswick, labourer

Trespassing in search of game on land at Painswick the property of the devisee [name indecipherable] of the late Edward Wick

H Burgh, JP at Stroud.

Fined £1 and 7/- costs, or hard labour for one calendar month in Horsley House of Correction.

Crime committed 3 January 1833

52/B/43

8 February 1833

[printed form]

Thomas Smart of Bisley, beer retailer

Having in his dwelling-house 120lbs of various kinds of woollen waste, believed to be stolen

H Burgh, JP; R S Davies, JP and J P Hicks, JP

Daniel Cox, clothier of Bisley, informer.

Thomas Jones, clothier of Bisley, witness.

Fined £20, half to go to the informer, and the rest to Stroud Dispensary.

Crime committed 4 November 1832

52/B/44

8 February 1833

[printed form]

Thomas Smart of Bisley, beer retailer

Having in his dwelling-house 22½lbs of various woollen waste, believed to be stolen

H Burgh, JP; R S Davies, JP and J P Hicks, JP.

Thomas Jones, clothier of Bisley, informer.

Jesse Davis, clothier of Minchinhampton, and William Nest, police officer of Gloucester, witnesses.

Second offence.

Fined £30, half to go to the informer, and the rest to Stroud Dispensary.

Crime committed 30 November 1832

52/B/45

8 February 1833

[printed form]

John Davis of Bisley, weaver

Having in his dwelling-house 126lbs 8ozs of various woollen materials, believed to be stolen - some made into mops

H Burgh, JP; R S Davies, JP and J P Hicks, JP.

Daniel Cox, clothier of Bisley, informer.

Thomas Jones, clothier of Bisley, witness.

Fined £20, half to go to the informer, and the rest to Stroud Dispensary.

Crime committed 4 November 1832

52/B/46

22 March 1833

[printed form]

Henry Wright of Painswick, labourer

Damaging a gate at Painswick, the property of Samuel Gyde, yeoman

H Burgh, JP and R S Davies, JP at Stroud.

Fined 5/-, to be paid to an overseer of the poor, 9/- costs, and 1/- damages to be paid to the complainant, or two months hard labour in Horsley House of Correction.

Crime committed 5 March 1833

52/B/47

22 March 1833

[printed form]

Henry Wright of Painswick, labourer

Damaging a wall at Painswick, the property of Thomas Loveday, yeoman

H Burgh, JP and R S Davies, JP at Stroud.

Fined 5/-, to be paid to an overseer of the poor, 9/- costs and 6/- damages to the complainant, or two months hard labour in Horsley House of Correction.

Crime committed 5 March 1833

52/B/48

27 March 1833

[printed form]

John Morton of Evesham, servant

Assaulting George Vallencourt of Twyning

J Timbrill, DD, JP; Rev J Keysall, JP and J W Martin at Tewkesbury.

Fined 14/-, to be paid to Samuel Nash, overseer of the poor of Twyning, and 26/- costs to the complainant.

Crime committed Tuesday 17 March 1833

52/B/49

6 February 1833

[printed form]

Thomas Patrick the younger, of Mythe Hook, Twyning

Trespassing in search of game, without a licence, with a gun and a dog, in an orchard in Twyning, the property of Thomas Tolley

J Timbrill, DD, JP; Rev J Keysall, JP and J W Martin, JP at Tewkesbury.

Fined £5, to be paid to Samuel Nash, overseer of the poor, and 11/6 costs to the complainant.

Crime committed Thursday 31 January 1833

52/B/50

14 March 1833

[printed form]

Samuel Newman

Assaulting Richard Cheney, William Mann and Thomas Wasley at Cheltenham

R B Cooper, JP and T Newell, JP at Cheltenham.

Fined £1 10s 0d and 5/- costs, or two calendar months in Northleach House of Correction.

Crime committed 13 March 1833

52/B/51

21 March 1833

[printed form]

Robert John Davy

Assaulting Thomas Guilfoyle and Richard Gwillym at Cheltenham

R B Cooper, JP and T Newell, JP at Cheltenham.

Fined £1 and 14/- costs.

Crime committed 19 March 1833

52/B/52

14 March 1833

Charles Dawes

Killing a pigeon at Cheltenham, valued at 6d, the property of George Lang

R B Cooper, JP and T Newell, JP at Cheltenham.

Fined £2, 6d damages and 4/6 costs.

Crime committed 9 March 1833

52/B/53

14 March 1833

[printed form]

William Dunn

Assaulting Richard Cheney and Thomas Wasley at Cheltenham

R B Cooper, JP and T Newell, JP at Cheltenham.

Fined £1 and 5/- costs.

Crime committed 13 March 1833

52/B/54

12 March 1833

Edward Ballinger, yeoman of Charlton Kings

Killing a partridge at Cubberley [Coberley]

Sir W Hicks, Bt, JP and R B Cooper, JP at Cheltenham.

Henry Norwood Trye, Esq of Leckhampton, complainant.

Fined £1, to be paid immediately.

Crime committed 1 March 1833

52/B/55

12 March 1833

Edward Ballinger, yeoman of Charlton Kings

Trespassing in pursuit of game at Cubberley [Coberley] on land belonging to Henry Norwood Trye, Esq

Sir W Hicks, Bt, JP and R B Cooper, JP at Cheltenham.

Fined £2 and 5/6 costs, or two calendar months in Northleach House of Correction.

Crime committed about 12 noon 1 March 1833

52/B/56

12 March 1833

[printed form]

John Redding

Assaulting John Wilden at Badgeworth

Sir W Hicks, Bt, JP and R B Cooper, JP at Cheltenham.

Fined 10/- and 8/6 costs, or one month in Northleach House of Correction.

Crime committed 3 March 1833

52/B/57

12 March 1833

[printed form]

William Gardner

Assaulting Thomas Low at Badg(e)worth

Sir W Hicks, Bt, JP and R B Cooper, JP at Cheltenham.

Fined £1 and 3/- costs, or one month in Northleach House of Correction.

Crime committed 3 March 1833

52/B/58

26 March 1833

[printed form]

Maria Dee of Cheltenham, retail beer dealer

Keeping open her house for the sale of beer until after 11 pm

R B Cooper, JP and T Newell, JP at a Petty Sessions.

First offence.

Fined £2 and 5/6 costs.

Crime committed 23 March 1833

52/B/59

12 March 1833

[printed form]

William Belcher

Assaulting Thomas Low at Badgeworth

Sir W Hicks, Bt, JP and R B Cooper, JP at Cheltenham.

Fined £1 and 8/6 costs, or one month in Northleach House of Correction.

Crime committed 3 March 1833

52/B/60

26 March 1833

[printed form]

Thomas Gunnell of Cheltenham, retail beer dealer

Keeping open his house for the sale of beer until almost 11 pm

R B Cooper, JP and T Newell, JP at a Petty Sessions held for Cheltenham District.

First offence.

Fined £2 and 5/6 costs.

Crime committed 23 March 1833

52/B/61

26 March 1833

[printed form]

Alexander Lane of Cheltenham, retail beer dealer

Keeping open his house for the sale of beer until almost 11 pm

R B Cooper, JP and T Newell, JP at a Petty Sessions held for Cheltenham District.

First offence.

Fined £2 and 5/6 costs.

Crime committed 23 March 1833

52/B/62

26 March 1833

[printed form]

James Morgan of Cheltenham, retail beer dealer

Keeping open his house for the sale of beer until 11.30 pm

R B Cooper, JP and T Newell, JP at a Petty Sessions.

First offence.

Fined £2 and 5/6 costs.

Crime committed 23 March 1833

52/B/63

26 March 1833

[printed form]

Richard Page of Cheltenham, retail beer dealer

Keeping open his house for the sale of beer until almost 11 pm

R B Cooper, JP and T Newell, JP at a Petty Sessions held for Cheltenham District.

First offence.

Fined £2 and 5/6 costs.

Crime committed 23 March 1833

52/B/64

7 March 1833

[printed form]

John Hulbert

Assaulting Thomas Smith at Brockworth

R B Cooper, JP And T Newell, JP at Cheltenham.

Fined £1 and 5/6 costs.

Crime committed 3 March 1833

52/B/65

7 March 1833

[printed form]

John Hunt

Assaulting John Powers at Brockworth

R B Cooper, JP and T J Baines, JP at Cheltenham.

Fined £1 and 5/6 costs.

Crime committed 3 March 1833

52/B/66

2 March 1833

[printed form]

Robert Greenough

Assaulting Richard Lacey at Cheltenham

R B Cooper, JP and T Newell, JP at Cheltenham.

Fined 10/- and 7/- costs, or fourteen days in Northleach House of Correction.

Crime committed 2 March 1833

52/B/67

2 March 1833

[printed form]

Alexander Trotter

Assaulting Susan Trotter at Cheltenham

R B Cooper, JP and T Newell, JP at Cheltenham.

Fined 10/- and 5/6 costs, or fourteen days in Northleach House of Correction.

Crime committed 28 February 1833

52/B/68

28 February 1833

[printed form]

James Cole of Cheltenham, retail beer dealer

Allowing beer to be consumed on his premises between one and two o'clock in the morning

R B Cooper, JP and T J Barnes, JP at a Petty Sessions held for Cheltenham District.

First offence.

Fined £2 and 5/6 costs.

Crime committed Sunday 24 February 1833

52/B/69

1 February 1833

John Joachim of Chedworth, labourer

Trespassing with a gun in search of game at Winson, Bibury

Rev H A Pye, JP and E Cripps, JP at Cirencester.

First offence.

Hard labour for three calendar months in Northleach House of Correction, after which to find sureties totalling £20 against re?offending for one year. In default to serve a further six calendar months hard labour.

Crime committed 9 pm 31 January 1833

52/B/70

4 March 1833

Ann Snell, singlewoman of South Cerney, retail beer seller

Keeping open her house for the sale and consumption of beer after 10 pm

Rev Hon C Bathurst, JP and W Croome, JP at a Petty Sessions for Cirencester Division.

First offence.

Fined 40/- and 5/- costs.

Crime committed Saturday 26 January 1833

52/B/71

1 February 1833

Thomas Reames, labourer of Winson, Bibury

Trespassing with a gun in search of game in Winson

Rev H A Pye, JP and E Cripps, JP at Cirencester.

First offence.

Hard labour for three calendar months in Northleach House of Correction, after which to find sureties totalling £20 against re?offending for one year. In default to serve a further six calendar months hard labour.

Crime committed 9 pm 31 January 1833

52/B/72

19 November 1832

Aaron Browne of Minety, retail beer seller

Keeping open his house for the sale and consumption of beer after 10 pm

Rev Hon C Bathurst, JP and J Pitt, JP at a Petty Sessions for Cirencester Division.

First offence.

Fined 40/- and 5/- costs.

Crime committed 6 October 1832

52/B/73

12 January 1833

Richard Walker of Compton Abdale, labourer

Trespassing with a gun in search of game

Rev W Price, JP and Rev Thomas Pettat, JP at Northleach.

First offence.

Hard labour for three calendar months in Northleach House of Correction, after which to find sureties totalling £20 against re?offending for one year. In default to serve a further six months hard labour.

Crime committed 9 January 1833

52/B/74

8 March 1833

Harriette Parker, singlewoman of Tetbury

Stealing turnip greens from a field the property of Samuel Albin Saunders, Esq of Upton Tetbury

W M Paul, JP and Robert Stayner Holford, JP

Second offence. Previously convicted (7 February 1833) for stealing turnips from a field in Long Newnton (Wilts), the property of farmer Richard Leonard.

Three calendar months in Horsley House of Correction.

Crime committed 25 February 1833

52/B/75

23 January 1833

John Sharp the younger, labourer of Tetbury

Using lurchers to kill game at Cher(r)ington

W M Paul, JP at Tetbury.

Rev William George, complainant.

Fined 1/- and 6/- costs.

Given three days to pay. In default, hard labour for one calendar month in Horsley House of Correction.

Crime committed 20 January 1833

52/B/76

5 December 1832

James Bishop, pla(i)sterer of Tetbury

Stealing grapes from a garden the property of Robert Tanner, farmer of Tetbury

W M Paul, JP at Tetbury.

Fined 5/- and 6/6 costs, or hard labour for six calendar months in Horsley House of Correction.

Crime committed 25 November 1832

52/B/77

21 November 1832

Richard Essex of Avening, mason

Stealing turnips from a field, the property of Daniel Harvey, farmer of Avening

R S Holford, JP.

Complainant gave evidence.

Fined 6d and 5/6 costs. Given sixteen days to pay.

Crime committed 9 & 12 November 1832

52/B/78

21 November 1832

Hannah Parker and Charlotte Mann, singlewomen

Stealing turnips from a field in Shipton Moyne, the property of Thomas Grimston Bucknall Estcourt, Esq of Estcourt House

R S Holford, JP.

Each fined 1/- and 3/3 costs. Given nine days to pay. Fines and costs to go to complainant.

Crime committed 13 November 1832

[Note on back of document - 5 convictions]

52/B/79

1 February 1833

George Marsh of Wick and Abson, labourer

Trespassing in pursuit of game at Dirham [Dyrham] and Hinton

Henry Charles, Duke of Beaufort, JP and Robert Hale Blagden Hale, JP at a Petty Sessions held at the Cross Hands Inn, Old Sodbury.

Complainant, Diana Alway, husbandwoman.

Fined £2, to be paid to William Gould, overseer of the poor, and £1 7s 0d costs. Given four weeks to pay. In default, hard labour

for two calendar months in Horsley House of Correction.

Crime committed between 8 am and 9 am 26 January 1833

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1 February 1833

Emanuel Eastmeade of Acton Turville, labourer

Using a wire to kill a hare on land occupied by Betty Marsh of Acton Turville

F Trotman, JP, W Blathwayt, JP and R H B Hale, JP at a Petty Sessions held at the Cross Hands Inn, Old Sodbury.

Thomas Webb, gamekeeper to the Duke of Beaufort, informed Arthur Shakespear, JP who issued summons which was read to accused by William Light, constable of Great Badminton.

Labourer William Watts gave evidence that he saw accused remove a hare and wire.

Accused did not appear. Fined £3 3s 0d and £1 17s 0d costs, or hard labour for two calendar months in Horsley House of Correction.

Crime committed Saturday and Sunday 26 & 27 January 1833