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SUBJECT TITLE FORENAME SURNAME TYPE PLACE PLACE NOTES

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

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES

DAVID ABBOTT INTERMARRYING THRAPSTON SEE ARTICLE

COMMITMENTS TO THE COUNTY GAOL

JAMES ABBOTT ASSAULT WELLINGBOROUGHCHARGED WITH HAVING ASSAULTED TWO OF THE WATCHMEN OF WELLINGBOROUGH, WHILE IN THE EXECUTION OF THEIR DUTY


JAMES ABBOTT ASSAULT WELLINGBOROUGHCHARGED WITH HAVING ASSAULTED TWO OF THE WATCHMEN OF WELLINGBOROUGH, WHILE IN THE EXECUTION OF THEIR DUTY


JAMES ABBOTT ASSAULT WELLINGBOROUGH

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


LETITIA ABBOTT MENTIONED THRAPSTON SEE ARTICLE

COMMITTED TO OUR COUNTY GAOL

JAMES ABRAHAMSKEEPING THE PEACE

HIGHAM FERRERSJAMES ABRAHAMS, SAMUEL COX, AND JOHN CLARK, FOR REFUSING TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS SARAH PATENAL, OF HIGHAM FERRERS

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS

BARNET ADAMS VICTIM CREATON SEE ARTICLE

TO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION

GEORGE ADAMS FILIATION ABTHORPEFOR THREE MONTHS, HE HAVING REFUSED TO PERFORM AN ORDER OF FILIATION FOR THE RELIEF OF THE PARISH OF ABTHORPE


JAMES ADAMS DAMAGE SYRESHAMFOR ONE MONTH, FOR WILFULLY DAMAGING A TREE AT SYRESHAM


JOSEPH ADAMS VICTIM THEFTABRAHAM BATTY, 22, WAS INDICTED FOR HAVING STOLEN A GELDING, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH ADAMS. GUILTY TRANSPORTATION FOR LIFE.

ASSIZES MR. ADAMS VICTIM WEEDON BECKSOPHIA KING, 14, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A QUANTITY OF HALFPENCE FROM THE SHOP OF MR. ADAMS, OF WEEDON BECK


MR. ADAMS VICTIM WEEDON BECKSOPHIA KING, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN FROM THE COUNTER OF MR. ADAMS, SHOPKEEPER, OF WEEDON BECK, A QUANTITY OF HALF PENCE


THOMAS ADAMS VICTIM 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


THOMAS ADAMS 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

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SPIRITED HORSE MR. ADKINS NUN MILLS NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM AGER MENTIONEDNORTH END

NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE


JOSIAH AINSWORTH MISDEMEANOUR KETTERINGJOSIAH AINSWORTH, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR A MISDEMEANOUR, IN THE SERVICE OF HIS EMPLOYER, JOHN BATES, OF KETTERING

FIRE JOHN ALLEN FIRE IRTHLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE

FIRE AT IRTHLINGBOROUGH JOHN ALLEN MENTIONED IRTHLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE


JOSEPH ALLEN FILIATIONFOR THREE MONTHS, FOR THE NON PERFORMANCE OF AN ORDER OF FILIATION

MICHAELMAS QUARTER SESSIONS

ALLEN MENTIONED MURCOT SEE ARTICLE


JOHN ANDREWS OR ANDERSON

GAME LAWS PASSENHAMGEORGE YEATES AND JOHN ANDREWS OR ANDERSON, OF PASSENHAM AND LEVI HENSON, OF DENSHANGER, EACH FOR TWO MONTHS


THOMASANGEL ALIAS ROGERS

THEFT KETTERINGTHOMAS ANGEL ALIAS ROGERS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN CERTAIN ARTICLES OF DRESS, THE PROPERTY OF W.J. WYMAN, OF KETTERING


THOMASANGEL ALIAS ROGERS

THEFT 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


EDWARD ANSTEY MENTIONED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE


THOMAS 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


JOHN ASH TRESPASSING PIDDINGTONV. PEARSON AND JOHN ASH, OF PIDDINGTON, FOR TWO MONTHS EACH, FOR TRESPASSING AT HORTON, IN PURSUIT OF GAME


HENRY ASHBY VICTIM SEE ARTICLE


THOMAS ASHLEY VICTIM

THOMAS MARTIN AND CHARLES SHORTLAND, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN TWO PONIES, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN STOCKBURN AND THOMAS ASHLEY

CALENDAR OF PRISONERS THOMAS ASHLEY VICTIM

THOMAS MARTIN, AGED 24, AND CHARLES SHORTLAND, 23, CHARGED WITH TWO PONIES, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH STOCKBURN AND THOMAS ASHLEY

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES

THOMAS ASHLEY VICTIM GEDDINGTON SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM ASHLEY MENTIONED STANWICK SEE ARTICLE

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COMMITTED TO THE COUNTY GAOL

JOHN ASHPOLE VICTIM BOZEATWILLIAM CHURCH, ON SUSPICION OF HAVING STOLEN A FOWL, BELONGING TO JOHN ASHPOLE, OF BOZEAT


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


THOMAS ATTKINS THEFT COTTINGHAMOF COTTINGHAM, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR HAVING STOLEN A MAPLE POLE


RICHARD AUSTIN WOUNDED HARDINGSTONERICHARD AUSTIN, CHARGED WITH HAVING WOUNDED CHARLES FLETCHER, WITH A GUN, AT HARDINGSTONE


THOMAS AYRES VICTIM WEEDON

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 DAMAGE BRACKLEY ST. PETER



HENRY BAINES MENTIONED DESBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM BAKER THEFT CULWORTH SEE ARTICLE


JAMES BALDWIN THEFTAGED 20, PLEADED GUILTY TO AN INDICTMENT FOR HAVING STOLEN A SILVER WATCH, VALUE £4, AND WAS SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT


THOMAS BALDWIN GAME LAWS FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS


WILLIAM BALL MENTIONEDPUBLIC HOUSE

ROWELL SEE ARTICLE

CALENDAR OF PRISONERS WILLIAM BANBURY THEFTWILLIAM BANBURY, AGED 20, CHARGED WITH STEALING £55, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM MALIN


G. F. BANTON VICTIM DUSTON

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


JAMES BARLOW THEFT THRAPSTON

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

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CALENDAR OF PRISONERS JAMES BARLOW THEFT 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

CALENDAR OF PRISONERS JAMES BARLOW ASSAULT SEE ARTICLENORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES

JAMES BARLOW THEFT THRAPSTON SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM BARNERY THEFT SEE ARTICLE


EDWARD BARNES VICTIM KETTERING

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

CALENDAR OF PRISONERS GEORGE BARNES VICTIM OLD WESTON SEE ARTICLENORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES

GEORGE BARNES VICTIM OLD WESTON SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM BARNSBY THEFT BRAUNSTONWILLIAM BARNSBY, OF BRAUNSTON, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN £55, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM MALIUS


WILLIAM BASELEY GAME LAWS BADBY

GEORGE YEATES, OF PASSENHAM, AND WILLIAM BASELEY OF BADBY, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, CONVICTED OF TRESPASSING IN PURSUIT OF GAME


ROBERT BATEMAN THEFT CHACOMBE FOR A BREACH OF THE PEACE


ROBERT BATEMAN ASSAULTAGAINST WILLIAM SIMONS, 40, AND ROBERT BATEMAN, 25, COMMITTED ON CHARGES OF ASSAULT, NO PROSECUTOR APPEARED


JESSE BATES THEFT ISLIP SEE ARTICLE


JOHN BATES MENTIONED KETTERINGJOSIAH AINSWORTH, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR A MISDEMEANOUR, IN THE SERVICE OF HIS EMPLOYER, JOHN BATES, OF KETTERING


JOSEPH BATES MENTIONED STANWICK SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM BATES BASTARDYWELLINGBOROUGH / 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


THOMAS BATTISON ASSAULT BRAYFIELDTHOMAS BATTISON, FOR AN ASSAULT ON THE CONSTABLE OF BRAFIELD. ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT


JAMES BATTLE VICTIM WELDON

CHARLES GILBY, AGED 19, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING FROM THE KITCHEN OF JAMES BATTLE, OF WELDON, A PIECE OF BACON. ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT

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ABRAHAM BATTY THEFT THEFTABRAHAM BATTY, 22, WAS INDICTED FOR HAVING STOLEN A GELDING, THE PROPERTY OF JOSEPH ADAMS. GUILTY TRANSPORTATION FOR LIFE.


JOHN BAYLIS VICTIM PAULERSPURYWILLIAM READ, CHARGED WITH HAVING KILLED AND STOLEN A BOG PIG, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BAYLIS, OF PAULERSPURY


JOHN BAYLISS VICTIM PAULERSPURY

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

ACCIDENT JAMES BAYS ACCIDENT NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE

ACCIDENT JAMES BAYS ACCIDENTCASTLE STREET



JOHN BEADLES SURETIES FLOOREOF FLOORE, FOR HAVING REFUSED TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HIS WIFE


JOHN BEAL THEFTDUSTON / NORTHAMPTON



JOHN BEASBY THEFT 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 THEFT 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

TRANSPORTED JOHN BEASLEY TRANSPORTED

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


JOHN BEEBY LEFT WORK GREAT ADDINGTONOF GREAT ADDINGTON, FOR ONE MONTH, HE HAVING LEFT THE WORK WHICH HE HAD ENGAGED TO PERFORM, AND FOR WHICH HE HAD BEEN PAID

RIOT BENJAMIN BELCHER RIOT WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLENORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES

SAMUEL BELTON MENTIONED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM BENBOW FILIATION 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


RICHARD BENJAMIN MENTIONED MURCOT SEE ARTICLE

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JOHN BENTON THEFT MILTON SEE ARTICLE

COMMITMENTS TO OUR COUNTY GAOL

WILLIAM BERKELEY VICTIM TANSORWILLIAM EATON, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A QUANTITY OF HAY, AT TANSOR, BELONGING TO WILLIAM BERKELEY

CALENDAR OF PRISONERS JAMES BETTS THEFT 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 THEFT ISLIPJESSE BETTS AND THOMAS READ, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN FROM THE BARN OF B. LEETE, AT ISLIP, TWO BUSHELS OF WHEAT AND A SACK


NOAH BETTS MENTIONED ISLIP SEE ARTICLE


NOAH BETTS FILIATION WOODFORDOF WOODFORD, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR REFUSING TO PERFORM AN ORDER OF FILIATION


WILLIAM BIGLEY GAME WOODNEWTONTHOMAS PEACH, ROBERT GINN AND WILLIAM BIGLEY, CHARGED WITH A TRESPASS IN PURSUIT OF GAME, AT WOODNEWTON

ASSIZES WILLIAM BIGLEY GAME

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


WILLIAM BIGLEY GAME SEE ARTICLE


SUSANNA BILLINGHAM VICTIM

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.


SUSANNA BILLINGHAM VICTIM WEEDON BECK

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


ANN BILLINGSLEY MENTIONED RED LION POTTERSPURY SEE ARTICLE


THOMAS BLAKE VICTIM KINGS SUTTONJAMES HOWE, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A WARMING PAN, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS BLAKE, OF KINGS SUTTON


THOMAS BLAKE VICTIM 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

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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


JOSEPH BLISS THEFTJOSEPH BLISS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A BEE HIVE, WITH THE BEES, THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL JONES


JOSEPH BLISS THEFTJOSEPH BLISS, 27, FOR STEALING A BEE HIVE, THE PROPERTY OF S. JONES, WAS SENTENCED TO 14 DAYS' IMPRISONMENT

ASSIZES WILLIAM BLISS THEFT WELTONWILLIAM BLISS, 33, CHARGED WITH STEALING A GELDING, AT WELTON, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS HIGGS


WILLIAM BLISS THEFT WELTON SEE ARTICLE


JAMES BODGER MENTIONED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE

INQUEST JOHN BODGER DIED [AGED 7] STAMFORD BARON SEE ARTICLE

INQUEST MARY BODGER MENTIONED STAMFORD BARON SEE ARTICLE


EDWARD BODSWORTH GAME LAWSEDWARD BODSWORTH AND WILLIAM KNIGHTON, EACH FOR ONE MONTH, UNDER THE GAME LAWS


GEORGE BOMFORD THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE


JOSEPH BOND SURETIES NASEBYJOSEPH BOND, OF NASEBY, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE


JOHN BONHAM FILLING A WELL BYFIELDJOHN BONHAM, FOR FILLING A WELL AT BYFIELD. TO ENTER INTO RECOGNIZANCES TO APPEAR FOR JUDGEMENT AT THE NEXT SESSIONS


SAMUEL BONHAM THEFT CHALCOMBEJAMES CHATER AND SAMUEL BONHAM, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN THREE FOWLS, BELONGING TO HENRY SEWELL, OF CHALCOMBE


SAMUEL BONHAM THEFT 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 BOON GAME WELLINGBOROUGHOF WELLINGBOROUGH, FOR SIX WEEKS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS


STEPHEN BOSS GAME LAWS 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


JOHN BOSWORTH VICTIM LITTLE CREATON SEE ARTICLE

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JOSEPH BOSWORTH THEFT DAVENTRY



JOSEPH BOSWORTH THEFT DAVENTRY



JOSEPH BOWLER THEFT BOUGHTONJOSEPH BOWLER, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT BOUGHTON, STOLEN FROM THE PERSON OF GEORGE HURST, A CIGAR CASE AND A NUMBER OF CIGARS


JOSEPH BOWLER THEFT BOUGHTON

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


G. BRADSHAWREFUSING TO WORK

GREAT DODDINGTONG. BRADSHAW, OF GREAT DODDINGTON, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR REFUSING TO WORK FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF HIS WIFE AND FAMILY


JESSE BRAIN THEFT TIFFIELD

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.

DIED ELLEN BRAKE DIED CARLTONON MONDAY THE 18TH INSTANT, AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS, AGED 40, ELLEN, THE WIFE OF MR. BRAKE, OF CARLTON, IN THIS COUNTY

ASSIZES JOHN BRANSTON THEFT LOWER HEYFORD

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.


JOHN BRANSTON THEFT LOWER HEYFORD SEE ARTICLE


JOHN BRAYBROOK GAME LAWS FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS

DIED BEATRICE BRETON DIED HARDINGSTONE SEE ARTICLE

DIED ROBERT LLOYD BRETON MENTIONED HARDINGSTONE SEE ARTICLE


THOMAS BRETT VICTIM BRIGSTOCKBENJAMIN SMITH, CHARGED WITH BEING AN ACCESSARY TO THE THEFT OF SIX FOWLS, BELONGING TO THOMAS BRETT, OF BRIGSTOCK

ASSIZES VALENTINE BRICE FIRE HACKLETONVALENTINE BRICE, 27, CHARGED WITH WILFULLY SETTING FIRE TO A HAY-STACK BELONGING TO THOMAS OLD, OF HACKLETON


VALENTINE BRICE FIRE HACKLETONVALENTINE BRICE, 27, CHARGED WITH WILFULLY SETTING FIRE TO A HAY STACK TO THOMAS OLD, OF HACKLETON. DELIVERED BY PROCLAMATION

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VALENTINE BRICE FIRE HACKLETON

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


JOHN BRICKWOOD MENTIONED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE

TOWN SESSIONS HENRY BRIGGS ABSCONDED BRIXWORTH SEE ARTICLE

TOWN SESSIONS WILLIAM BRIGGS MENTIONED KINGSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE


W. BRIGHT VICTIM 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

ASSIZES WILLIAM BRIGHT VICTIM 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


THOMAS BROMLEY 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.


JOHN BROOKES VICTIM SYRESHAM

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


JOHN BROOKES VICTIM SYRESHAM SEE ARTICLE


JOHN WHITLOW BROOKS THEFT CANONS ASHBY

THOMAS HEMMINGS, THOMAS WRIGHT, AND JOHN WHITLOW BROOKS, ON SUSPICION OF HAVING STOLEN A PIECE OF BACON, BELONGING TO ELISHA LINNELL, OF CANONS ASHBY


ELIZ. BROUGHTON VICTIM 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


ELIZABETH BROUGHTON VICTIM EAST FARNDON

THOMAS MOORE, CHARGED WITH HAVING BROKEN OPEN THE HOUSE OF ELIZABETH BROUGHTON, OF EAST FARNDON, AND STOLEN THEREFROM THE SUM OF £13. 18S.


ELIZABETH BROUGHTON BASTARDY FOR TWELVE MONTHS, IN A MATTER OF BASTARDY

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CALENDAR OF PRISONERS ELIZABETH BROUGHTON VICTIM EAST FARNDON SEE ARTICLENORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES

ELIZABETH BROUGHTON VICTIM EAST FARNDON SEE ARTICLE


JOHN BROWN MENTIONED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE


SAMUEL BROWN SURETIES BROUGHTONOF BROUGHTON, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES IN A CASE OF BASTARDY


THOMAS P. BROWN MENTIONED TANSOR LODGE SEE ARTICLE

DIED WILLIAM BROWN DIED WOOTTONON MONDAY LAST, AT WOOTTON, NEAR THIS TOWN, MR. WILLIAM BROWN, CARPENTER AND WHEELWRIGHT, AGED 46


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


JOHN BULL THEFT MAIDFORDJOHN BULL, ON SUSPICION OF STEALING AT MAIDFORD, A QUANTITY OF GRAIN, BELONGING TO GEORGE BURT


WRIGHT BULL MENTIONED BRIXWORTH SEE ARTICLE


THOMAS BURNABY VICTIM BURTON LATIMERJOSEPH NORTHERN, CHARGED WITH STEALING SOME GRAIN, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS BURNABY, OF BURTON LATIMER

ASSIZES EDMUND BURNHILL KILLING A SHEEP PAULERSPURYEDMUND BURNHILL, 29, CHARGED WITH KILLING A SHEEP AT PAULERSPURY, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN KENDALL


EDMUND BURNILL KILLING A SHEEP PAULERSPURY SEE ARTICLE


GEORGE BURT VICTIM MAIDFORDJOHN BULL, ON SUSPICION OF STEALING AT MAIDFORD, A QUANTITY OF GRAIN, BELONGING TO GEORGE BURT


THOMAS BUTLER DISORDERLY FOR ONE MONTH, AS A DISORDERLY SERVANT


FRANCIS BUTLIN THEFT BOUGHTONFOR TWO MONTHS, CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT AT BOUGHTON


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.

ASSIZES WILLIAM BUTTS RIOT WELLINGBOROUGHWILLIAM BUTTS, 28, CHARGED WITH COMMITTING A RIOT AT WELLINGBOROUGH


WILLIAM BUTTS RIOT WELLINGBOROUGHWILLIAM BUTTS, 28, CHARGED WITH COMMITTING A RIOT AT WELLINGBOROUGH. SIX MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT


ROBERT CANNING VICTIM HELLIDON

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

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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.

DIED MR. CANT DIED BULWICKON TUESDAY, AGED 67, MR. CANT. FARMER OF BULWICK, IN THIS COUNTY


WILLIAM CAPELL DESERTED FAMILY KILSBYWILLIAM CAPELL, OF KILSBY, FOR TWO MONTHS, HE HAVING DESERTED HIS FAMILY


THOMAS CARE LEFT FAMILY BRAFIELDFOR ONE MONTH, HE HAVING QUITTED HIS FAMILY, AND LEFT THEM CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF BRAFIELD


THOMAS CARE THEFT 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.


JAMES CARRINGTON VICTIMJAMES HAWTHORN AND DAVID MUNN, CHARGED WITH HAVING SOLD AND CONVERTED TO THEIR OWN USE, A SAW, THE POPERTY OF JAMES CARRINGTON

ASSIZES THOMAS CARTER MISDEMEANOUR SEE ARTICLE


THOMAS CARTER MISDEMEANOR SEE ARTICLE


JOSEPH CASTELL FILIATION SLAPTONOF SLAPTON, FOR THE NON-PERFORMANCE OF AN ORDER OF FILIATION


SAMUEL CATTLE VICTIM BROUGHTON

RICHARD WATTY, AGED 31, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A COAT, VALUE 6D. THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL CATTLE, OF BROUGHTON. FOURTEEN DAYS IMPRISONMENT.

INQUEST ELIZABETH CAUSBY DIED [AGED 73] BUGBROOKE SEE ARTICLE


FRANCIS CAUSBY SURETIES KINGSTHORPEFRANCIS CAUSBY, HE HAVING REFUSED TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS CHARLES FITZHUGH, OVERSEER OF KINGSTHORPE

INQUEST WILLIAM CAUSBY MENTIONED BUGBROOKE SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM CAVE MENTIONED CLIPSTON SEE ARTICLE

DIED HENRY JAMES CHAPMAN DIED NORTHAMPTON

YESTERDAY, AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS, HENRY JAMES, YOUNGEST SON OF THE LATE MR. TIMOTHY CHAPMAN, COLLAR MAKER, OF THIS TOWN, AGED 7 YEARS


THOMAS CHAPMAN MAINTAIN FAMILY LITTLE WELDON OF LITTLE WELDON, HE HAVING NEGLECTED TO MAINTAIN HIS WIFE AND FAMILY

DIED TIMOTHY CHAPMAN MENTIONED NORTHAMPTON

YESTERDAY, AFTER A LINGERING ILLNESS, HENRY JAMES, YOUNGEST SON OF THE LATE MR. TIMOTHY CHAPMAN, COLLAR MAKER, OF THIS TOWN, AGED 7 YEARS

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DIED TRESSHAM CHAPMAN DIED RUSHDENON THE 11TH INST. AT RUSHDEN, AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS, MR. TRESSHAM CHAPMAN, A WOOLSTAPLER, IN THE 81ST YEAR OF HIS AGE


JAMES CHATER THEFT CHALCOMBEJAMES CHATER AND SAMUEL BONHAM, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN THREE FOWLS, BELONGING TO HENRY SEWELL, OF CHALCOMBE


JAMES CHATER THEFT CHALCOMBE



HENRY CHEETHAM VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH

THOMAS MARTIN, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN FROM THE PREMISES OF HENRY CHEETHAM, DRAPER, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, THREE PIECES OF LEAD, VALUE TEN PENCE

ASSIZES HENRY CHEETHAM VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH

THOMAS MARTIN, 48, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE PREMISES OF HENRY CHEETHAM, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, THREE PIECES OF LEAD, VALUE 10D.


HENRY CHEETHAM VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE


RICHARD CHIBNALL MENTIONED PASSENHAM SEE ARTICLE


JAMES CHRISTOPHER DAMAGE KINGS CLIFFEFOR THREE MONTHS, CONVICTED OF DAMAGING A FENCE, AT KINGS CLIFFE


WILLIAM CHURCH THEFT BOZEATWILLIAM CHURCH, ON SUSPICION OF HAVING STOLEN A FOWL, BELONGING TO JOHN ASHPOLE, OF BOZEAT


WILLIAMCLARIDGE OTHERWISE WALTER

THEFT BRACKLEY ST. PETER

WILLIAM CLARIDGE OTHERWISE WALTER, CHARGED WITH FELONIOUSLY STEALING A GELDING, BELONGING TO JOSEPH JAMES, OF BRACKLEY ST. PETER


JOHN CLARKKEEPING THE PEACE


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


WILLIAM CLARKE BASTARDY FOR THREE MONTHS, IN A MATTER OF BASTARDY

DIED WILLIAM CLARKE MENTIONED 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


JOSEPH CLAY GAME LAWS BRIXWORTHJOSEPH CLAY, JUNIOR, OF BRIXWORTH, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS

HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN CLAYDON RUNNING AWAY NEWBOTTLEOF NEWBOTTLE, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR HAVING RUN AWAY FROM HIS FAMILY

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JOHN COLEMAN RIOT 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


THOMAS COLEMAN MENTIONED STANWICK SEE ARTICLE

ISLE OF ELY ASSIZES WILLIAM COLEMAN VICTIM RINGSTEAD SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM COLLINS FILIATIONGEORGE MILLER AND WILLIAM COLLINS FOR HAVING REFUSED TO PERFORM ORDERS OF FILIATION


WILLIAM COLLINS THEFTWILLIAM COLLINS, FOR A POUND BREACH. FINED 1S. & DISCHARGED


MARY COOKE BASTARDY POTTERSPURYHANNAH TAPP AND MARY COOKE, OF POTTERSPURY, EACH FOR SIX WEEKS, AS THE MOTHER OF BASTARD CHILDREN


THOMAS COOKNELL GAME EDGCOTTFOR THREE MONTHS, CONVICTED OF AN OFFENCE AGAINST THE GAME LAWS IN THE PARISH OF EDGCOTT

FIRE GEORGE COOPER FIREMARKET HILL

DAVENTRY SEE ARTICLE


GEORGE COOPER VICTIM DAVENTRYTHOMAS EVANS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A SILVER WATCH, FROM THE DWELLING HOUSE OF GEORGE COOPER, OF DAVENTRY


JAMES COOPER THEFT BRACKLEY

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.


W. COOPER MENTIONED

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.

ASSIZES WILLIAM COOPER VICTIM LOWER BODDINGTON

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


THOMAS COSBYREFUSING TO WORK

STOWEOF STOWE, FOR FOURTEEN DAYS, HE HAVING REFUSED TO WORK FOR THE MAINTENANCE OF HIS FAMILY


THOMAS COSTELA THEFT NEWBOTTLE


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TRANSPORTED THOMAS COSTOLA TRANSPORTED


DIED ANN COX DIED [AGED 96] NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE


CHARLES COX FILIATIONOF NORTHAMPTON, FOR THREE MONTHS FOR REFUSING TO PERFORM AN ORDER OF FILIATION

DIED EDWARD COX MENTIONED NORTHAMPTONEARLY ON TUESDAY MORNING, AGED 83, MRS. COX, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. EDWARD COX, AUCTIONEER, OF THIS TOWN

ASSIZES JOHN COX GAME HARLESTON SEE ARTICLENORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES

JOHN COX MENTIONED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE


JOHN COX GAMEJOHN COX, 23, WAS FOUND GUILTY OF A TRESPASS IN PURSUIT OF GAME, AND WAS SENTENCED TO FOUR MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT

DIED MRS. COX DIED NORTHAMPTONEARLY ON TUESDAY MORNING, AGED 83, MRS. COX, RELICT OF THE LATE MR. EDWARD COX, AUCTIONEER, OF THIS TOWN


SAMUEL COXKEEPING THE PEACE


ASSIZES THOMAS COX FIRE BYFIELD



THOMAS COY FIRE



JAMES CRANE THEFT MOULTONJAMES CRANE AND THOMAS HILL, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN SIX STORE PIGS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN PELL, OF MOULTON LEYS


JAMES CRANE THEFT 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.

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HOUSE OF CORRECTION JOHN CRAWLEY DAMAGE HARDINGSTONEJOHN CRAWLEY, FOR SEVEN DAYS, CONVICTED OF DAMAGING A QUANTITY OF BRICKS, AT HARDINGSTON, THE PROPERTY OF W. STRONG

HOUSE OF CORRECTION JAMES CRICK BASTARDY GEDDINGTONOF GEDDINGTON, FOR THREE MONTHS, IN A MATTER OF BASTARDY


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


RICHARD CROFTS THEFT DAVENTRY



RICHARD CROFTS THEFT DAVENTRY



CHARLES CROSS THEFT FARTHINGSTONECHARLES CROSS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN TEN FOWLS, BELONGING TO JOHN MOUNTFORT, OF FARTHINGSTONE


CHARLES CROSS THEFT FARTHINGSTONE

CHARLES CROSS, 22, FOR HAVING STOLEN TEN FOWLS, VALUE 10S. BELONGING TO JOHN MOUNTFORT, AT FARTHINGSTONE, WAS SENTENCED TO SEVEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION

TRANSPORTED CHARLES CROSS TRANSPORTED



JOHN CROSS NEGLECT BRAUNSTONJOHN CROSS, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR NEGLECTING THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, THOMAS JOHNSON, OF BRAUNSTON


SAMUEL CURTIS MENTIONED ISLIP SEE ARTICLE

DIED JOHN DAINTY MENTIONED 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

DIED MARY ANN 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

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TIMOTHY DALY THEFT 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


JOHN DANCER DISORDERLY FOR ONE MONTH, AS A DISORDERLY SERVANT

ASSIZES JOHN DAVIES THEFT MURCOTT

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 THEFT MURCOTT

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


WILLIAM DAWES MENTIONED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE

DIED DANIEL DAWKES DIED HOLDENBY

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


SARAH DAWKINS THEFTSARAH DAWKINS, CHARGED WITH STEALING FIFTEEN POUNDS IN SILVER COIN, AND WILLIAM DAWKINS, AS AN ACCESSORY


WILLIAM DAWKINS THEFTSARAH DAWKINS, CHARGED WITH STEALING FIFTEEN POUNDS IN SILVER COIN, AND WILLIAM DAWKINS, AS AN ACCESSORY

DIED MR. DENNIS MENTIONED NORTHAMPTON

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 RICHARD DENNIS DIED NORTHAMPTON

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


GEORGE DENTON THEFT 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

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

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ORTONOF ORTON, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR HAVING DESERTED HER FAMILY OF FIVE CHILDREN


JOSEPH DICKS MENTIONED THRAPSTON SEE ARTICLE


JOSEPH DICKS THEFT RUSHTONWILLIAM STURGESS AND JOSEPH DICKS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A QUANTITY OF LEATHER, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE LOAK, OF RUSHTON


JOSEPH DICKS THEFT 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


RICHARD DODD ASSAULT FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR AN ASSAULT


THOMAS DODSON NEGLECT STOKE ALBANYOF STOKE ALBANY, FOR FIVE WEEKS, FOR REFUSING TO MAINTAIN HIS WIFE AND CHILDREN

ASSIZES ANN DOLBY VICTIM TANSORSAMUEL DOLBY, 35, CHARGED WITH FELONIOUSLY KILLING AND SLAYING ANN DOLBY, AT TANSOR


ANN DOLBY VICTIM TANSORSAMUEL DOLBY, 35, CHARGED WITH FELONIOUSLY KILLING AND SLAYING ANN DOLBY, AT TANSOR. SIX MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT.


EDMUND DOLBY ASSAULT BENEFIELD

JOHN SPRIGGS, DAVID IRESON, EDMUND DOLBY, AND SAMUEL SPRIGGS, EACH FOR TWO MONTHS, THEY HAVING BEEN CONVICTED OF ASSAULTING SEVERAL PERSONS AT BENEFIELD

ASSIZES SAMUEL DOLBY MURDER TANSORSAMUEL DOLBY, 35, CHARGED WITH FELONIOUSLY KILLING AND SLAYING ANN DOLBY, AT TANSOR


SAMUEL DOLBY KILLING TANSORSAMUEL DOLBY, 35, CHARGED WITH FELONIOUSLY KILLING AND SLAYING ANN DOLBY, AT TANSOR. SIX MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT.


WILLIAM DOWNING THEFT MURCOTWILLIAM DOWNING, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN THREE GEESE, BELONGING TO MARY EYRE, OF MURCOT


WILLIAM DOWNING THEFT MURCOT SEE ARTICLE


ANN DRUCE MENTIONED POTTERSPURY SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM DRUCE VICTIM POTTERSPURY SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM DRUCE MENTIONED REIN DEER POTTERSPURY SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM DUCAT THEFTWILLIAM DUCAT, 33, FOR STEALING A FUSTIAN FROCK. NO BILL.


SAMUEL DUMBLETONDESTROYED PLANTS

MIDDLETON CHENEY

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

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EDWARD DUNKLEY MENTIONED WOLDPALMER PRATT, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR MISCONDUCT IN THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, EDWARD DUNKLEY, OF WOLD

DIED ELIZABETH DUNKLEY DIED KINGSTHORPE LODGE

ON SATURDAY LAST, IN THE 25TH YEAR OF HER AGE, DEEPLY LAMENTED BY HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS, ELIZABETH, WIFE MR. W. DUNKLEY, OF KINGSTHORPE LODGE, NEAR THIS TOWN

DIED MR. W. DUNKLEY MENTIONED KINGSTHORPE LODGE

ON SATURDAY LAST, IN THE 25TH YEAR OF HER AGE, DEEPLY LAMENTED BY HER FAMILY AND FRIENDS, ELIZABETH, WIFE MR. W. DUNKLEY, OF KINGSTHORPE LODGE, NEAR THIS TOWN


THOMAS DURDIN NEGLECT WELLINGBOROUGH

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.


SAMUEL DURRANT THEFT PASSENHAM SEE ARTICLE


JOHN EADY SURETIES SLIPTONOF SLIPTON, FOR WANT OF SURETIES IN A CASE OF ASSAULT

DIED MR. EARL VICTIM DALLINGTON SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM EATON THEFT TANSORWILLIAM EATON, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A QUANTITY OF HAY, AT TANSOR, BELONGING TO WILLIAM BERKELEY

ASSIZES EDMUND EAYRES THEFT 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


EDMUND 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


JOHN EDWARDS SURETIES HELLIDON

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

DIEDMARION ELIZABETH

EDWARDS DIED LONG BUCKBY

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

DIED MR. SOMMERSBY EDWARDS MENTIONED LONG BUCKBY

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

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JOHN ELDERTON MENTIONED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE


EDWARD ELKINGTON VICTIM WARKWORTHHENRY NUTT, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR HAVING STOLEN A QUANTITY OF FRUIT FROM THE GARDEN OF EDWARD ELKINGTON, OF WARKWORTH

TOWN SESSIONS CHARLES ELSDEN

JOHN O'HARE WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A SILVER WATCH, THE PROPERTY OF CHARLES ELSDEN, AND SENTENCED TO TWO MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT, AND TO BE KEPT TO HARD LABOUR


GEORGE ENFIELD THEFT KETTERING



ANN EVANS MENTIONED ROADE

HENRY EVANS, 27, FOR HAVING REFUSED TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS REUBEN WINTERS, OF ROAD, AND ANN, HIS WIFE, WAS ORDERED TO FIND SUCH SURETIES FOR HIS GOOD BEHAVIOUR FORO NE YEAR, PRIOR TO HIS DISCHARGE


HENRY EVANS SURETIES ROADEOF ROADE, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE


HENRY EVANSKEEPING THE PEACE

ROADE



HENRY EVANS DAMAGE ROADEHENRY EVANS, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR HAVING INJURED THE PREMISES OF REUBEN WINTERS, OF ROADE


THOMAS EVANS THEFT DAVENTRYTHOMAS EVANS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A SILVER WATCH, FROM THE DWELLING HOUSE OF GEORGE COOPER, OF DAVENTRY


JOHN EYRE ASSAULT LONG BUCKBYJOHN MARRIOTT, AND JOHN EYRE, EACH FOR TWO MONTHS, CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT ON THE CONSTABLE OF LONG BUCKBY


MARY EYRE VICTIM MURCOTWILLIAM DOWNING, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN THREE GEESE, BELONGING TO MARY EYRE, OF MURCOT


MARY EYRE VICTIM MURCOT SEE ARTICLE


ELIZABETH FALKNER BASTARDY HOLCOTOF HOLCOT, THE MOTHER OF TWO BASTARD CHILDREN FOR THREE MONTHS

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DIED SUSANNAH FARREN DIED NORTHAMPTONON THE 8TH INSTANT, AGED 56 YEARS, SUSANNAH, THE WIFE OF MR. JOSEPH FARREN, OF THIS TOWN


JAMES FELLOWES MENTIONED ISLIP SEE ARTICLE


JOHN FITZGIBBON VAGRANT FOR ONE MONTH, AS A VAGRANT


CHARLES FITZHUGH MENTIONED KINGSTHORPEFRANCIS CAUSBY, HE HAVING REFUSED TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS CHARLES FITZHUGH, OVERSEER OF KINGSTHORPE


CHARLES FLESHER VICTIM TIFFIELD

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.


CHARLES FLETCHER VICTIM HARDINGSTONERICHARD AUSTIN, CHARGED WITH HAVING WOUNDED CHARLES FLETCHER, WITH A GUN, AT HARDINGSTONE

THEFT WILLIAM FOSTER VICTIM CLIPSTON SEE ARTICLETO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION

THOMAS FOX DISORDERLY WOOTTONA DISORDERLY INMATE OF THE WOOTTON POOR HOUSE, FOR FOURTEEN DAYS


JOB FOXLEY ASSAULT WICKEN

JOB FOXLEY, SARAH FOXLEY, AND ELIZABETH SLAYMAKER, EACH FOR TWO MONTHS, THEY HAVING BEEN CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT ON SUSANNA FOXLEY OF WICKEN


SARAH FOXLEY ASSAULT WICKEN



SUSANNA FOXLEY VICTIM WICKEN



SAMUEL FRAIL BASTARDY IN A MATTER OF BASTARDY


THOMAS FREEMAN THEFT WEEDON



JOSEPH FREER VICTIMSTEPHEN ROUNDTHWAIT, CHARGED WITH HAVING SOLD FOUR BEASTS BELONGING TO HIS MASTER


CHALRES FULLER GAME LAWS EASTON


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WILLIAM WINGROVE, OF KINGSTHORPE, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE, AND FOR BREAKING THE WINDOWS OF JOHN GARDNER


RICHARD GARDNER VICTIMJOSEPH WILLIAMS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A SHOVEL AND OTHER ARTICLES, BELONGING TO RICHARD GARDNER

DIED MR. GARNER DIED TOWCESTER

WEDNESDAY, AT TOWCESTER, AFTER AN ILLNESS OF SIX DAYS ONLY, MR. GARNER, TAILOR AND DRAPER OF THAT PLACE; LEAVING A DISCONSOLATE WIDOW AND THREE SMALL CHILDREN TO LAMENT THEIR LOSS

DIED JOHN GEE DIED ELKINGTON LODGE

ON THE 16TH ULT. IN THE 70TH YEAR OF HIS AGE, MR. JOHN GEE, ELKINGTON LODGE, IN THIS COUNTY, AFTER A LONG AND PAINFUL AFFLICTION, WHICH HE BORE WITH GREAT FORTITUDE AND RESIGNATION


WILLIAM GEE BASTARDY ROTHERSTHORPEOF ROTHERSTHORPE, FOR THREE MONTHS, IN A MATTER OF BASTARDY


W. GIBBINS VICTIM ADSTONJAMES WELCH, INDICTED FOR AN ASSAULT ON W. GIBBINS IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS OFFICE AS CONSTABLE OF ADSTON, WAS ALSO ACQUITTED


SAMUEL GIBBS MENTIONED DESBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE

INQUEST SAMUEL GIBBS DIED [AGED 40] SPRATTON SEE ARTICLE


CHARLES GILBY THEFT WELDON

CHARLES GILBY, AGED 19, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING FROM THE KITCHEN OF JAMES BATTLE, OF WELDON, A PIECE OF BACON. ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT


FRANCIS GILBY IDEMNIFY GREAT WELDONAGAINST FRANCIS GILBY, 23, COMMITTED FOR HAVING REFUSED TO IDEMNIFY THE PARISH OF GREAT WELDON, NO PROSECUTOR APPEARED


GEORGE GILL BASTARDY BRACKLEYFOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO IDEMNIFY THE PARISH OF BRACKLEY SAINT JAMES IN A MATTER OF BASTARDY


GEORGE GILL FILIATION BRACKLEY SEE ARTICLE


GEORGE GILL BASTARDY BRACKLEY OF BRACKLEY, IN A MATTER OF BASTARDY

FIRE AT IRTHLINGBOROUGHTHOMAS [JUNIOR]

GILLETT MENTIONED IRTHLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE


ROBERT GINN GAME WOODNEWTONTHOMAS PEACH, ROBERT GINN AND WILLIAM BIGLEY, CHARGED WITH A TRESPASS IN PURSUIT OF GAME, AT WOODNEWTON

ASSIZES ROBERT GINN GAME


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ARTHUR GODDARD SURETIES PYTCHLEYGEORGE SMITH AND ARTHUR GODDARD, FOR HAVING REFUSED TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS PALEMON MORGAN GUE, OF PYTCHLEY


STEPHEN GODDARD THEFT PYTCHLEY

GEORGE TEBBUTT AND STEPHEN GODDARD, CHARGED WITH HAVING BROKEN OPEN THE CELLAR OF JAMES WATTS, OF PYTCHLEY, AND STOLEN THEREFROM A QUANTITY OF ALE


STEPHEN GODDARD THEFT PYTCHLEY

GEORGE TEBBUTT, 21, AND STEPHEN GODDARD, 16, WERE FOUND GUILTY OF STEALING A QUANTITY OF ALE FROM THE CELLAR OF J. WATTS, OF PYTCHLEY, AND SENTENCED - THE FORMER TO THREE MONTHS', AND THE LATTER TO 14 DAYS IMPRISONMENT


THOMAS GOLBY VICTIM BRACKLEY

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.

DIED GOLBY DIED HARLESTON SEE ARTICLE


HENRYGOLDSBOROUGH

KILLING A PIGEON RAUNDSHENRY GOLDSBOROUGH, FOR SIX WEEKS, HE HAVING BEEN CONVICTED OF KILLING A DOVE-HOUSE PIGEON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN PENTELOW, OF RAUNDS


THOMAS GOMM VICTIM CULWORTH SEE ARTICLE


CHARLES GOODMAN THEFT NEWBOTTLE



HENRY GOODMAN VICTIM BADBY

EVAN ASHWORTH, AGED 20, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A WAISTCOAT, VALUE 1S. BELONGING TO HENRY GOODMAN, OF BADBY. FOURTEEN DAYS IMPRISONMENT


JOHN GOODMAN THEFTJOHN GOODMAN, CHARGED WITH HAVING EMBEZZLED A PIECE OF SILK SHAG, THE PROPERTY OF W. HAYES


WILLIAM GOODMAN THEFTWILLIAM GOODMAN, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN TWO FLITCHES OF BACON AND FOUR HAMS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN POOLE

CALENDAR OF PRISONERS WILLIAM GOODMAN THEFT STANWICK

WILLIAM GOODMAN, AGED 19, CHARGED WITH HAVING BROKEN AND ENTERED THE BAKEHOUSE OF JOHN POOLE, OF STANWICK, AND STOLEN THEREFROM TWO FLITCHES OF BACON AND FOUR HAMS

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CHARLES GOODWIN THEFT NEWBOTTLE


TRANSPORTED CHARLES GOODWIN TRANSPORTED



WILLIAM GOODWIN MENTIONED BRACKLEY SEE ARTICLE

DIED MRS. GOSSAGE DIED CREATONON SUNDAY LAST, MRS. GOSSAGE, OF CREATON, AGED 32, LEAVING A FAMILY OF SEVEN SMALL CHILDREN


MR. GRAINGER MENTIONED OXENDON SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM GRANT MENTIONED MURCOT SEE ARTICLE


JAMES GRAVES ASSAULT HARTWELL OF HARTWELL, FOR A VIOLENT ASSAULT ON HIS WIFE


JOHN GRAY DISORDERLY CHALCOMBEOF CHALCOMBE, FOR ONE MONTH, AS A DISORDERLY APPRENTICE


JAMES GREAVES ASSAULTJAMES GREAVES, 18, FOR HAVING ASSAULTED HIS WIFE, WAS ORDERED TO ENTER INTO SECURITIES TO KEEP THE PEACE FOR ONE YEAR


ANN GREEN VICTIM SOUTHWICKWILLIAM PEACH, CHARGED WITH HAVING FELONIOUSLY ASSAULTED ANN GREEN, AT THE PARISH OF SOUTHWICK

CALENDAR OF PRISONERS ANN GREEN VICTIM SOUTHWICKWILLIAM PEACH, AGED 18, CHARGED WITH A FELONIOUS ASSAULT UPON THE PERSON OF ANN GREEN, AT THE PARISH OF SOUTHWICK


ANN GREEN VICTIM SOUTHWICK SEE ARTICLE


GEORGE GREEN RIOT & ASSAULT FLOORE ON A CHARGE OF RIOT AND ASSAULT AT FLOORE


JOANNA GRIFFIN BASTARD CHILD BRACKLEYOF BRACKLEY, FOR SIX MONTHS, AS THE MOTHER OF BASTARD CHILD


ELIZABETH GRIFFITHS THEFT BRACKLEY SEE ARTICLE


EBENEZER GRIM THEFT DAVENTRYEBENEZER GRIM, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN, AT DAVENTRY, TWENTY ONE FOWLS, AND A BAG, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM PETTIFER

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EBENEZER GRIM ALSO PLEADED GUILTY TO THE CHARGE OF HAVING STOLEN 21 FOWLS AND A BAG, ON THE 22D FEBRUARY LAST, AT DAVENTRY, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM PETTIFER. TRANSPORTATION FOR SEVEN YEARS

ASSIZES WILLIAM GROOM THEFT HASLEBEECHWILLIAM GROOM, 26, (OUT UPON BAIL), CHARGED WITH STEALING A GELDING, AT HASLEBEECH, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN JEROM SLATER


WILLIAM GROOM THEFT HASLEBEECHWILLIAM GROOM, 26 (OUT UPON BAIL), CHARGED WITH STEALING A GELDING, AT HASLEBEECH, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN JEROM SLATER. ACQUITTED.

FIRE AT IRTHLINGBOROUGH CHARLES GROOME MENTIONED IRTHLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE


PALEMON MORGAN

GUE MENTIONED PYTCHLEYGEORGE SMITH AND ARTHUR GODDARD, FOR HAVING REFUSED TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS PALEMON MORGAN GUE, OF PYTCHLEY

THEFT MRS. GULLIVER VICTIM CLIPSTON SEE ARTICLENORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES

JACOB GUNN MENTIONED ISLIP SEE ARTICLE

ASSIZES EDWARD HADDON THEFT BLOXHAMEDWARD HADDON, 26, CHARGED WITH STEALING A MARE AT BLOXHAM, OXON, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS HAYDON


EDWARD HADDON THEFT BLOXHAM, OXONEDWARD HADDON, 26, CHARGED WITH STEALING A MARE AT BLOXHAM, OXON, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS HAYDON. TRANSPORTATION FOR LIFE


MARY HAGE DISORDERLY BURTON LATIMEROF BURTON LATIMER, FOR TWO MONTHS, AS A DISORDERLY WOMAN


M. HAKESLEY VICTIM BRAUNSTON

THOMAS KENNING, 23, WAS FOUND GUILTY OF HAVING BROKEN OPEN THE HOUSE OF M. HAKESLEY, AT BRAUNSTON, AND STOLEN THEREFROM A FIDDLE &C. - DEATH RECORDED

ASSIZES MANOAH HAKESLEY VICTIM BRAUNSTON

THOMAS KENNING, 23, CHARGED WITH BREAKING OPEN THE HOUSE OF MANOAH HAKESLEY, AT BRAUNSTON, AND STEALING THEREFROM A FIDDLE CASE, AND TWO BOWS, VALUE £4


MANOAH HAKESLY VICTIM BRAUNSTON

THOMAS KENNING, CHARGED WITH HAVING BROKEN OPEN THE DWELLING HOUSE OF MANOAH HAKESLY, OF BRAUNSTON, AND STOLEN THEREFROM A FIDDLE CASE AND TWO BOWLS, VALUE FOUR POUNDS

DIED JOHN HALL DIED RAVENSTHORPE SEE ARTICLE


JOSEPH HALL VICTIM KETTERING


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CHARGED WITH HAVING BROKEN OPEN A HOUSE AT WEST HADDON, BELONGING TO THE PARISH OFFICERS, AND IN WHICH HE WAS FOUND CONCEALED


JOSEPH HALLIDAY THEFT IRCHESTERJOSEPH HALLIDAY, FOR SIX MONTHS, FOR HAVING STOLEN FRUIT, AT IRCHESTER, BELONGING TO THOMAS TURNELL

DIED CHARLES HAMERTON MENTIONED OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE

DIED GEORGE HAMERTON DIED OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE


JOHN HAMSHAW ASSAULT HARDINGSTONEJOHN THACKER AND JOHN HAMSHAW, OF HARDINGSTONE, EACH FOR TWENTY ONE DAYS, FOR AN ASSAULT

DIED THOMAS HAMSHAW DIED LAMPORT INN

ON THE 11TH INST. SUDDENLY, WHILE ON A VISIT TO HIS BROTHER AT THORNEY, THOMAS, SECOND SON OF MR. WILLIAM HAMSHAW, OF LAMPORT INN, DEEPLY LAMENTED BY HIS FAMILY, AND VERY HIGHLY RESPECTED BY A NUMEROUS CIRCLE OF FRIENDS

DIED WILLIAM HAMSHAW MENTIONED LAMPORT INN

ON THE 11TH INST. SUDDENLY, WHILE ON A VISIT TO HIS BROTHER AT THORNEY, THOMAS, SECOND SON OF MR. WILLIAM HAMSHAW, OF LAMPORT INN, DEEPLY LAMENTED BY HIS FAMILY, AND VERY HIGHLY RESPECTED BY A NUMEROUS CIRCLE OF FRIENDS

MUSHROOMS JOHN HAMSON MUSHROOMS ST. JAMES END

ON THE MORNING OF CHRISTMAS DAY, MR. JOHN HAMSON, OF THE GREEN MAN, IN ST. JAMES END, GATHERED FOURTEEN FULL MUSHROOMS, IN A FIELD CALLED THE ABBEY CLOSE, IN THE DAVENTRY ROAD, NEAR THIS TOWN


WILLIAM HARBAGE FILIATION WESTON AND WEEDON

WILLIAM HARBAGE, 26, FOR THE NON-APPEARANCE OF AN ORDER OF FILIATION FOR THE RELIEF OF THE PARISH OF WESTON AND WEEDON, WAS ORDERED TO REMAIN


WILLIAM HARBRIDGE FILIATION HARDINGSTONE

OF GEDDINGTON, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR NOT COMPLYING WITH A ORDER OF FILIATION. WILLIAM HARBRIDGE, OF HARDINGSTONE, FOR THREE MONTHS, IN A LIKE CASE


JOSEPH HARE GAME LAWS BRIGSTOCKOF BRIGSTOCK, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS


HENRY HARRIS VICTIM FINEDONROBERT RANDALL, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SILVER WATCH AND ITS APPENDAGES, BELONGING TO HENRY HARRIS, OF FINEDON


JOHN HARRIS MENTIONED STANWICK SEE ARTICLE

HOUSE BREAKING DINAH HART VICTIM HARDINGSTONE SEE ARTICLE

SHOCKING ACCIDENT MR. HARTLEY MENTIONED KINGSTHORPE MILL SEE ARTICLE

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ASSIZES THOMAS HAYDON VICTIM BLOXHAMEDWARD HADDON, 26, CHARGED WITH STEALING A MARE AT BLOXHAM, OXON, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS HAYDON


THOMAS HAYDON VICTIM BLOXHAM, OXONEDWARD HADDON, 26, CHARGED WITH STEALING A MARE AT BLOXHAM, OXON, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS HAYDON. TRANSPORTATION FOR LIFE


W. HAYNES VICTIMJOHN GOODMAN, CHARGED WITH HAVING EMBEZZLED A PIECE OF SILK SHAG, THE PROPERTY OF W. HAYES


JOHN HAYRE GAME APETHORPEFOR ONE MONTH, HE HAVING BEEN CONVICTED OF AN OFFENCE AGAINST THE GAME LAWS, AT APETHORPE


JOHN HEAD VICTIM OUNDLEJAMES WEST, CHARGED WITH HAVING FRAUDENTLY OBTAINED POSSESSION OF A HORSE, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN HEAD, OF OUNDLE


JOHN HEAD MENTIONED OUNDLEJOSEPH PEPPER, CHARGD WITH HAVING OBTAINED POSSESSION OF A HORSE, WITH INTENT TO DEFRAUD JOHN HEAD, OF OUNDLE

CALENDAR OF PRISONERS JOHN HEAD VICTIM OUNDLE

JAMES WEST, AGED 29, & JOSEPH PEPPER, 32, CHARGED WITH OBTAINING A HORSE BY FALSE PRETENCES FROM JOHN HEAD, AT OUNDLE, WITH INTENT TO DEFRAUD HIM OF THE SAME


JOHN HEAD VICTIM OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE


THOMAS HEMMINGS THEFT CANONS ASHBY



THOMAS HEMMINGS THEFT CANONS ASHBY SEE ARTICLE

ASSIZES JOHN HENRY MURDER SEE ARTICLENORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES

JOHN HENRY MURDER NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE


LEVI HENSON GAME LAWS DENSHANGERGEORGE YEATES AND JOHN ANDREWS OR ANDERSON, OF PASSENHAM AND LEVI HENSON, OF DENSHANGER, EACH FOR TWO MONTHS


LEVI HENSON GAME LAWS PASSENHAM

WILLIAM NORWICH, OF KETTERING, FOR SIX MONTHS, JAMES RATCLIFFE, OF POTTERSPURY, AND LEVI HENSON, OF PASSENHAM, UNDER THE GAME LAWS


JAMES HEWITT THEFT KINGS SUTTON

JAMES HEWITT, 31, AND GEORGE SP?, 14, WERE INDICTED FOR HAVING STOLEN A BRASS KETTLE, AND A H? ? AT THE PARISH OF KINGS SUTTON. GUILTY SEVEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION


WILLIAM HEWLETT MENTIONED WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE

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ON WEDNESDAY WEEK, AT LITTLE HARROWDEN, MR. HIGGINS, SEN. OF THAT PLACE, WHO CAME BY HIS DEATH UNDER VERY AFFLICTING CIRCUMSTANCES, TO THE GRIEF OF HIS NUMEROUS BEREAVED FAMILY

ASSIZES THOMAS HIGGS VICTIM WELTONWILLIAM BLISS, 33, CHARGED WITH STEALING A GELDING, AT WELTON, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS HIGGS


THOMAS HIGGS VICTIM WELTON SEE ARTICLE


JOHN HILL VICTIM WOODNEWTONCHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A GUN, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN HILL, OF WOODNEWTON


THOMAS HILL THEFT MOULTONJAMES CRANE AND THOMAS HILL, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN SIX STORE PIGS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN PELL, OF MOULTON LEYS


THOMAS HILL THEFT MOULTON



J. HINKLEY VICTIM LITTLE WELDON THOMAS WALKER AND MASON MARSHALL, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A QUANTITY OF FLOUR, THE PROPERTY OF J. HINKLEY, OF LITTLE WELDON

DIED JOHN HOARE DIED CULWORTHON THE 24TH ULT. OF CONSUMPTION, MR. JOHN HOARE, ELDEST SON OF MR. RICHARD HOARE, JUN. OF CULWORTH, IN THIS COUNTY, AGED 14

DIED RICHARD HOARE MENTIONED CULWORTHON THE 24TH ULT. OF CONSUMPTION, MR. JOHN HOARE, ELDEST SON OF MR. RICHARD HOARE, JUN. OF CULWORTH, IN THIS COUNTY, AGED 14

CALENDAR OF PRISONERS JOSEPH HODGKINSON THEFT DUSTON SEE ARTICLE


THOMAS HOLLOWAY THEFTDUSTON / NORTHAMPTON



WILLIAM HOLLOWAY THEFT SLAPTONWILLIAM HOLLOWAY, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF WALTER YOUNG, OF SLAPTON


JOHN HOLLOWELL GAME LAWS BRAFIELDOF BRAFIELD, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS


SAMUEL HOLLOWELL VICTIM DAVENTRY


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THOMAS HOLMAN FILIATION KILSBYFOR THREE MONTHS, HE HAVING REFUSED TO PERFORM AN ORDER OF FILIATION FOR THE RELIEF OF THE PARISH OF KILSBY


SAMUEL HOPKINS MENTIONED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE

INQUEST JOHN HORNE SUICIDE ABTHORPE SEE ARTICLE


JAMES HOWE THEFT KINGS SUTTONJAMES HOWE, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A WARMING PAN, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS BLAKE, OF KINGS SUTTON


JAMES HOWE THEFT 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

TRANSPORTED JAMES HOWE TRANSPORTED



LAZARUS HOWE ASSAULT TOWCESTERLAZARUS HOWE, FOR ONE MONTH, HE HAVING BEEN CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT ON SAMUEL WOOD, OF TOWCESTER

ACCIDENT SAMUEL HOWES ACCIDENTBRIDGE STREET


ASSIZES REV. E. W. HUGHES VICTIM EAST HADDON SEE ARTICLE


REV. E.W. HUGHES VICTIM EAST HADDON

BENJAMIN JOHNSON, 38, WAS FOUND GUILTY OF HAVING BROKEN OPEN THE HOUSE OF THE REV. E. W. HUGHES, AT EAST HADDON, AND STOLEN THEREFROM VARIOUS ARTICLES OF SILVER PLATE. DEATH RECORDED


GEORGE HULL ASSAULT GREAT BILLINGGEORGE HULL, CHARGED WITH A FELONIOUS ASSAULT ON THE PERSON OF ANN UNDERWOOD, OF GREAT BILLING

ASSIZES GEORGE HULL ASSAULT GREAT BILLINGGEORGE HULL, 22, CHARGED WITH A FELONIOUS ASSAULT UPON THE PERSON OF ANN UNDERWOOD, OF GREAT BILLING


GEORGE HULL ASSAULT GREAT BILLINGGEORGE HULL, 22, CHARGED WITH A FELONIOUS ASSAULT UPON THE PERSON OF ANN UNDERWOOD, OF GREAT BILLING. DELIVERED BY PROCLAMATION


JAMES HUMPHREY MENTIONED ISLIP SEE ARTICLE

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THOMAS HUMPHREY VICTIM WEEDON BECK

EDWARD TIFT, 18, WAS CONVICTED OF HAVING BROKEN OPEN THE HOUSE OF THOMAS HUMPHREY, OF WEEDON BECK, AND STOLEN THEREOUT THREE SHILLINGS AND SOME HALF PENCE. TO BE IMPRISONED SIX MONTHS


GEORGE HURST VICTIM BOUGHTONJOSEPH BOWLER, CHARGED WITH HAVING, AT BOUGHTON, STOLEN FROM THE PERSON OF GEORGE HURST, A CIGAR CASE AND A NUMBER OF CIGARS


GEORGE HURST VICTIM BOUGHTON

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 ILIFFE MENTIONED DESBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE


GEORGE INN VICTIMGEORGE INN

KETTERING

JOSEPH WALKER, AGED 38, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A COAT AND VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES FROM THE GEORGE INN, KETTERING AND WAS SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT

DIED CHARLES IRESON MENTIONED NORTHAMPTONON WEDNESDAY LAST, AFTER A FEW HOURS SEVERE AFFLICATION, ELIZABETH, WIFE OF MR. CHARLES IRESON, BUILDER, OF THIS PLACE, AGED 38


DAVID IRESON ASSAULT BENEFIELD


DIED ELIZABETH IRESON DIED NORTHAMPTONON WEDNESDAY LAST, AFTER A FEW HOURS SEVERE AFFLICATION, ELIZABETH, WIFE OF MR. CHARLES IRESON, BUILDER, OF THIS PLACE, AGED 38


JOSEPH JAMES VICTIM BRACKLEY ST. PETER

WILLIAM CLARIDGE OTHERWISE WALTER, CHARGED WITH FELONIOUSLY STEALING A GELDING, BELONGING TO JOSEPH JAMES, OF BRACKLEY ST. PETER


WILLIAM JEFFS LEFT FAMILY ISLIPFOR THREE MONTHS, HAVING LEFT HIS FAMILY CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF ISLIP


EDWARD JENKINSON VICTIM KETTERING


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MOULTONOF MOULTON, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR HAVING DESERTED HER CHILDREN


GEORGE JINKS KILLED DEER BRIGSTOCKCHARGED WITH HAVING KILLED AND CARRIED AWAY A DEER, AT BRIGSTOCK


GEORGE JINKS THEFT BRIGSTOCK SEE ARTICLE

ASSIZES BENJAMIN JOHNSON THEFT EAST HADDON SEE ARTICLE


BENJAMIN JOHNSON THEFT EAST HADDON

BENJAMIN JOHNSON, 38, WAS FOUND GUILTY OF HAVING BROKEN OPEN THE HOUSE OF THE REV. E. W. HUGHES, AT EAST HADDON, AND STOLEN THEREFROM VARIOUS ARTICLES OF SILVER PLATE. DEATH RECORDED


CHARLES JOHNSON VICTIM ASTON LE WALLSWILLIAM REYNOLDS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN TWO GALLONS OF BARLEY, THE PROPERTY OF CHARLES JOHNSON, OF ASTON LE WALLS


CHARLOTTE JOHNSON MENTIONED HACKLETON



JOHN JOHNSON THEFT HOLLOWELLJOHN JOHNSON, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN FIVE BUSHELS OF LIME, THE PROPERTY OF CATHARINE LETTS, OF HOLLOWELL


JOHN JOHNSON THEFT HOLLOWELL

JOHN JOHNSON, 18, WAS CONVICTED OF HAVING STOLEN FIVE BUSHELS OF LIME, THE PROPERTY OF CATHERINE LETTS, OF HOLLOWELL, AND SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT


THOMAS JOHNSON MENTIONED BRAUNSTONJOHN CROSS, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR NEGLECTING THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, THOMAS JOHNSON, OF BRAUNSTON


THOMAS JOHNSON MENTIONED BRAUNSTONWILLIAM STANGOE, OF BRAUNSTON, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR HAVING QUITTED THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, THOMAS JOHNSON


ALEXANDER JONES THEFT WEEDON



BART. JOHN JONES SURETIES LONG BUCKBY

BART. JOHN JONES, OF LONG BUCKBY AND WILLIAM SIMONS, OF WEST HADDON, FOR HAVING REFUSED TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS CERTAIN COMPLAINING PARTIES


JOHN JONESKEEPING THE PEACE

LONG BUCKBY

JOHN JONES, 30, WAS SENTENCED TO BE IMPRISONED FOR SIX MONTHS FOR HAVING REFUSED TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS THOMAS ROBINSON, OF LONG BUCKBY

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SAMUEL JONES VICTIMJOSEPH BLISS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A BEE HIVE, WITH THE BEES, THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL JONES


SAMUEL JONES THEFT WESTON FAVELLSAMUEL JONES AND THOMAS STEEVENSON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A HUNDRED WEIGHT OF COAL, BELONGING TO GEORGE PELL, OF WESTON FAVELL


THOMAS JONES VICTIM HARTWELLISAAC ROBINS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A PAIR OF GAITERS, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS JONES, OF HARTWELL


THOMAS JONES VICTIM HARTWELL SEE ARTICLE


EDWARD JUDKINS VICTIM STOWE NINE CHURCHESJOHN WARWICK, CHARGED WITH STEALING A BUSHEL OF POTATOES AND A SACK, THE PROPERTY OF EDWARD JUDKINS, OF STOWE NINE CHURCHES


JOHN KEBER THEFT CREATON SEE ARTICLE

ASSIZES JOHN KENDALL MENTIONED PAULERSPURYEDMUND BURNHILL, 29, CHARGED WITH KILLING A SHEEP AT PAULERSPURY, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN KENDALL


JOHN KENDALL VICTIM PAULERSPURY SEE ARTICLE


JOHN KENDALL MENTIONED DESBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE


THOMAS KENNING THEFT BRAUNSTON

THOMAS KENNING, CHARGED WITH HAVING BROKEN OPEN THE DWELLING HOUSE OF MANOAH HAKESLY, OF BRAUNSTON, AND STOLEN THEREFROM A FIDDLE CASE AND TWO BOWLS, VALUE FOUR POUNDS

ASSIZES THOMAS KENNING THEFT BRAUNSTON

THOMAS KENNING, 23, CHARGED WITH BREAKING OPEN THE HOUSE OF MANOAH HAKESLEY, AT BRAUNSTON, AND STEALING THEREFROM A FIDDLE CASE, AND TWO BOWS, VALUE £4


THOMAS KENNING THEFT BRAUNSTON

THOMAS KENNING, 23, WAS FOUND GUILTY OF HAVING BROKEN OPEN THE HOUSE OF M. HAKESLEY, AT BRAUNSTON, AND STOLEN THEREFROM A FIDDLE &C. - DEATH RECORDED

DIED ANN KILSBY DIED WEST HADDON

ON SATURDAY LAST, THE 20TH INST. AT WEST HADDON LODGE, IN THIS COUNTY, AFTER A VERY FEW HOURS' ILLNESS, ANN KILSBY, IN THE 61ST YEAR OF HER AGE


JOHN KIMBELL LEAVING FAMILY LONG BUCKBYFOR ONE MONTH, FOR SUFFERING HIS WIFE AND FAMILY TO BECOME CHARGEABLE TO LONG BUCKBY

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SOPHIA KING THEFT WEEDON BECKSOPHIA KING, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN FROM THE COUNTER OF MR. ADAMS, SHOPKEEPER, OF WEEDON BECK, A QUANTITY OF HALF PENCE

ASSIZES SOPHIA KING THEFT WEEDON BECKSOPHIA KING, 14, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A QUANTITY OF HALFPENCE FROM THE SHOP OF MR. ADAMS, OF WEEDON BECK


SOPHIA KING THEFT WEEDON BECK

SOPHIA KING, 14, WAS CONVICTED OF HAVING STOLEN A QUANTITY OF HALF-PENCE FROM THE SHOP OF MR. ADAMS, OF WEEDON BECK SHE WAS ORDERED TO BE DISCHARGED


BENJAMIN KINGSTON DAMAGE PAULESRPURY

OF PAULERSPURY, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR INJURING A FENCE A WHITTLEBURY. DANIEL WHITE, OF SPRATTON, FOR SEVEN DAYS, CONVICTED OF A SIMILAR OFFENCE


JOHN KNIGHT BASTARDY DODDINGTONOF DODDINGTON, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES IN A CASE OF BASTARDY


WILLIAM KNIGHTON GAME LAWSEDWARD BODSWORTH AND WILLIAM KNIGHTON, EACH FOR ONE MONTH, UNDER THE GAME LAWS


JOHN LATIMER MENTIONEDSCARLETWELL STREET


INQUEST JOHN LAW DIED [AGED 17] NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM LAW MENTIONED THRAPSTON SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM LEA RIOT WELLINGBOROUGH

WILLIAM LEA, 30, CHARGED WITH HAVING, WITH DIVERS OTHER PERSONS, RIOTOUSLY ASSEMBLED, AND THROWN STONES AT THE HIND INN, WELLINGBOROUGH, AFTER THE READING OF THE RIOT ACT. FOUR MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT

ASSIZES WILLIAM LEA RIOT WELLINGBOROUGH

WILLIAM LEA, 30, CHARGED WITH HAVING DIVERS OTHER PERSONS, RIOTOUSLY ASSEMBLED, AND THROWN STONES AT THE HIND INN, WELLINGBOROUGH, AFTER THE READING OF THE RIOT ACT


THOMAS LEBUTT MENTIONED SPRATTON SEE ARTICLE


B, LEETE VICTIM ISLIPJESSE BETTS AND THOMAS READ, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN FROM THE BARN OF B. LEETE, AT ISLIP, TWO BUSHELS OF WHEAT AND A SACK

CALENDAR OF PRISONERS BENJAMIN LEETE VICTIM ISLIP


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CATHARINE LETTS VICTIM HOLLOWELLJOHN JOHNSON, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN FIVE BUSHELS OF LIME, THE PROPERTY OF CATHARINE LETTS, OF HOLLOWELL


CATHERINE LETTS VICTIM HOLLOWELL

JOHN JOHNSON, 18, WAS CONVICTED OF HAVING STOLEN FIVE BUSHELS OF LIME, THE PROPERTY OF CATHERINE LETTS, OF HOLLOWELL, AND SENTENCED TO ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT

DIED MISS LEVER DIED CULWORTHON THE 21ST INST. MISS LEVER, OF CULWORTH, IN THIS COUNTY


WILLIAM LEVERET MENTIONED THRAPSTON SEE ARTICLE

ASSIZES CHARLES LEVERETT MISDEMEANOUR SEE ARTICLE


CHARLES LEVERETT MISDEMEANOR SEE ARTICLE

INQUEST CATHERINE LILLEY DIED [AGED 63] GREAT BILLING SEE ARTICLE

INQUEST NATHANIEL LILLEY MENTIONED GREAT BILLING SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM LINDSEY MENTIONED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE


ELISHA LINNELL VICTIM CANONS ASHBY



ELISHA LINNELL VICTIM CANONS ASHBY SEE ARTICLE

DIED MARY LINNELL DIED KISLINGBURY

ON MONDAY LAST, AT KISLINGBURY, IN THE 13TH YEAR OF HER AGE, AFTER A FEW DAYS' SEVERE AFFLICTION, MARY, THE ELDEST DAUGHTER OF MR. THOMAS LINNELL. SHE WAS AN INTELLIGENT AND AMIABLE CHILD.

DIED THOMAS LINNELL MENTIONED KISLINGBURY

ON MONDAY LAST, AT KISLINGBURY, IN THE 13TH YEAR OF HER AGE, AFTER A FEW DAYS' SEVERE AFFLICTION, MARY, THE ELDEST DAUGHTER OF MR. THOMAS LINNELL. SHE WAS AN INTELLIGENT AND AMIABLE CHILD.

INQUEST ELIZA LIQUORICEDIED [AGED THREE YEARS]

BATH STREET



F. LITCHFIELD THEFT & ASSAULT SYRESHAM


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FRANCES LLOYD MENTIONED MIDDLETON CHENEY



GEORGE LOAK VICTIM RUSHTONWILLIAM STURGESS AND JOSEPH DICKS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A QUANTITY OF LEATHER, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE LOAK, OF RUSHTON


GEORGE LOAK VICTIM RUSHTON


ACCIDENT MR. LOCK ACCIDENTSHEEP STREET



RICHARD LOCK MENTIONED MIDDLETON CHENEY

THOMAS SHERRIFF, WILLIAM SHERRIFF, HUMPHREY PENN, AND BENJAMIN WATERS, CHARGED WITH HAVING KILLED AND STOLEN SEVEN SHEEP AND THREE LAMBS, BELONGING TO STEPHEN RICHARDSON, OF MIDDLETON CHENEY ; AND RICHARD LOCK, AS A IMPORTANT WITNESS TO THE PROSECUTION

CALENDAR OF PRISONERS RICHARD LOCK SURETIES

RICHAR LOCK, AGED 20, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES FOR HIS PERSONAL APPEARANCE AT THIS ASSIZE TO GIVE EVIDENCE ON THE TRIAL OF THE ABOVE NAMED WILLIAM SHERRIFF AND OTHER, FOR THE TRIAL FELONY

DIED SARAH LOCKINGTON DIED WELLINGBOROUGHAT WELLINGBOROUGH, OF CONSUMPTION, SARAH LOCKINGTON, IN THE 20TH YEAR OF HER AGE, HIGHLY RESPECTED AND DEEPLY LAMENTED

DIED STEPHEN LOCKINGTON DIED THRAPSTONAT THRAPSTON, ON THE 7TH ULTIMO, MR. STEPHEN LOCKINGTON, AGED EIGHTY ONE


BENJAMIN LORD VICTIM MIDDLETON CHENEY

JOHN MOLD, JOSEPH SEENEY AND JOHN SEENEY, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A HUNDRED WEIGHT OF STRAW, BELONGING TO BENJAMIN LORD, OF MIDDLETON CHENEY


WILLIAM LORD MENTIONED THRAPSTON SEE ARTICLE


THOMAS LOVELL MENTIONED WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE


JAMES LOWETH VICTIM BRIGSTOCKMATILDA TEBBUTT, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN FROM THE BAKEHOUSE OF JAMES LOWETH, OF BRIGSTOCK, THREE LOAVES OF BREAD


JAMES LOWETH VICTIM BRIGSTOCK SEE ARTICLE

FIRE AT IRTHLINGBOROUGH LAWRENCE LUCAS MENTIONED IRTHLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE

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DIED ARABELLA LUMLEY DIED NORTHAMPTONON MONDAY LAST, IN THIS TOWN, IN THE 16TH YEAR OF HER AGE, ARABELLA, YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF BRIGADIER GENERAL J.R. LUMLEY, NEEMUCH, BENGAL


BARNARD MACAVER MURDER NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE

ASSIZES BARNARD MACCAVER MURDER SEE ARTICLE

DIED MISS H. MACQUIRE DIED DRAPERY NORTHAMPTONON SUNDAY EVENING LAST, AGED 26, MISS H. MACQUIRE, OF THE DRAPERY, IN THIS TOWN, A TRULY AFFECTIONATE DAUGHTER, SISTER, AND FRIEND


J. MACSHERRY MENTIONED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE

ASSIZES JOHN MACSHERRY MENTIONED SEE ARTICLE


JOHN MAHER MENTIONED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE

DIED ANN MALIM DIEDBRIDGE STREET

NORTHAMPTON

ON SUNDAY THE 30TH ULT., AT HER HOUSE IN BRIDGE STREET, IN THIS TOWN, AGED 78, ANN, RELICT OF THE REV. GEORGE PASLEY MALIM, LATE RECTOR OF HARPOLE, AND VICAR OF HIGHAM FERRERS AND IRTHLINGBOROUGH, IN THIS COUNTY

DIED GEORGE PASLEY MALIM MENTIONEDBRIDGE STREET

NORTHAMPTON

ON SUNDAY THE 30TH ULT., AT HER HOUSE IN BRIDGE STREET, IN THIS TOWN, AGED 78, ANN, RELICT OF THE REV. GEORGE PASLEY MALIM, LATE RECTOR OF HARPOLE, AND VICAR OF HIGHAM FERRERS AND IRTHLINGBOROUGH, IN THIS COUNTY

CALENDAR OF PRISONERS WILLIAM MALIN VICTIMWILLIAM BANBURY, AGED 20, CHARGED WITH STEALING £55, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM MALIN


WILLIAM MALIN VICTIM SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM MALIUS VICTIM BRAUNSTONWILLIAM BARNSBY, OF BRAUNSTON, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN £55, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM MALIUS


WILLIAM MANN MENTIONED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE

INQUEST MR. MANNING MENTIONED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE

DIED MR. MANNING DIED EASTON NESTONON SUNDAY THE 21ST INSTANT, IN THE 61ST YEAR OF HIS AGE, MR. MANNING, OF EASTON NESTON, IN THIS COUNTY

ASSIZES JOHN MARLING THEFT ROWELL

JOHN MARLING, 38, CHARGED WITH TAKING FROM THE PERSON OF JOHN WEST, OF ROWELL, A PURSE CONTAINING SEVEN SOVEREIGNS, HALF A SOVEREIGN, AND CERTAIN SILVER COINS


JOHN MARLING THEFT ROWELL SEE ARTICLE

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JAMES MARLOW GAME LAWS HARDINGSTONEJAMES MARLOW AND JOHN MARTIN, OF HARDINGSTON, EACH FOR TWO MONTHS, CONVICTED UNDER THE GAME LAWS

INQUEST JOHN MARRIOTT DIED DALLINGTON SEE ARTICLE


JOHN MARRIOTT ASSAULT LONG BUCKBYJOHN MARRIOTT, AND JOHN EYRE, EACH FOR TWO MONTHS, CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT ON THE CONSTABLE OF LONG BUCKBY

ASSIZES WILLIAM MARRIOTT VICTIM SEE ARTICLENORTHAMPTONSHIRE LENT ASSIZES

WILLIAM MARRIOTT KILLED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE

CALENDAR OF PRISONERS JOHN MARSDEN THEFT DUSTON SEE ARTICLENORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES

JOHN MARSDEN THEFT BOUGHTON SEE ARTICLE


JAMES MARSHALL VICTIM NEWBOTTLE



JAMES MARSHALL VICTIM NEWBOTTLE



MASON MARSHALL THEFT LITTLE WELDON THOMAS WALKER AND MASON MARSHALL, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A QUANTITY OF FLOUR, THE PROPERTY OF J. HINKLEY, OF LITTLE WELDON


MASON MARSHALL THEFT LITTLE WELDON

THOMAS WALKER, 16, AND MASON MARSHALL, 18, FOR STEALING A QUANTITY OF FLOUR AT LITTLE WELDON. WALKER, ONE WEEK'S IMPRISONMENT ; MARSHALL, DISCHARGED


JAMES MARTIN THEFT DUSTONJAMES MARTIN, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A PIG, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN WHITING, OF DUSTON


JOHN MARTIN GAME LAWS HARDINGSTONEJAMES MARLOW AND JOHN MARTIN, OF HARDINGSTON, EACH FOR TWO MONTHS, CONVICTED UNDER THE GAME LAWS


THOMAS MARTIN THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH

THOMAS MARTIN, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN FROM THE PREMISES OF HENRY CHEETHAM, DRAPER, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, THREE PIECES OF LEAD, VALUE TEN PENCE

ASSIZES THOMAS MARTIN THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH

THOMAS MARTIN, 48, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE PREMISES OF HENRY CHEETHAM, OF WELLINGBOROUGH, THREE PIECES OF LEAD, VALUE 10D.


THOMAS MARTIN THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE

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CALENDAR OF PRISONERS THOMAS MARTIN THEFT



THOMAS MARTIN THEFT GEDDINGTON SEE ARTICLE


EDWARD MASTERS SURETIES LOWER HEYFORD

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


JOSEPH MAWBEY THEFT BRAUNSTON

JOSEPH MAWBEY, 26, WAS INDICTED FOR HAVING STOLEN SEVERAL CARPENTER'S TOOLS AT BRAUNSTON, THE PROPERTY OF T. REDHEAD. ACQUITTED.


MARY MAYFIELD VAGRANCY



MARY ANN MAYFIELD VAGRANCY WEEDON BECKMARY ANN MAYFIELD AND SOPHIA SHUT, CONVICTED OF ACTS OF VAGRANCY AT WEEDON BECK


T. MEACHAM VICTIM PASSENHAMJOHN YEATES, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN FAGOTS, BELONGING TO T. MEECHAM, OF PASSENHAM


THOMAS MEACHAM VICTIM DEANSHANGER SEE ARTICLE


ELIZABETH MIDDLETON BASTARD CHILD THENFORDFOR THREE MONTHS, AS THE MOTHER OF A BASTARD CHILD, NOW CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF THENFORD


GEORGE MILLER FILIATIONGEORGE MILLER AND WILLIAM COLLINS FOR HAVING REFUSED TO PERFORM ORDERS OF FILIATION


HUMPHREY MILLER THEFT LAXTONHUMPHREY MILLER, CHARGED WITH HAVING ENTERED THE BARN OF ROBERT SHELTON, AT LAXTON, WITH INTENT TO STEAL A QUANTITY OF BEANS


HUMPHREY MILLEY THEFT LAXTON SEE ARTICLE


JOHN MILLIN MENTIONED CULWORTH SEE ARTICLE

ACCIDENT MISS M'LELLAN ACCIDENTSHEEP STREET



JOHN M'MILLIN MENTIONED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE

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ON THURSDAY MORNING LAST, IN THE 51ST YEAR OF HER AGE, GREATLY RESPECTED, ELIZABETH, WIFE OF MR. WILLIAM MOBBS, PLUMBER AND GLAZIER OF THIS TOWN, HER LOSS WILL BE DEEPLY FELT BY HER BEREAVED FAMILY AND FRIENDS


JOHN MOBBS THEFT PYTCHLEYANN SATCHELL, CHARGED WITH STEALING A MEDAL AND OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN MOBBS, OF PYTCHLEY


JOHN MOLD THEFT MIDDLETON CHENEY


ASSIZES JOHN MONTGOMERY RIOT WELLINGBOROUGH

JOHN MONTGOMERY, 20, CHARGED WITH THROWING STONES, AND BEING AMONGST THE MOB OF PERSONS WHO RIOTOUSLY ASSEMBLED AT WELLINGBOROUGH, ALSO AFTER READING THE RIOT ACT


JOHN MONTGOMERY RIOT WELLINGBOROUGH

JOHN MONTGOMERY, 20, CHARGED WITH THROWING STONES, AND BEING AMONGST A MOB OF PERSONS WHO RIOTOUSLY ASSEMBLED AT WELLINGBOROUGH, ALSO AFTER THE READING OF THE ABOVE ACT. THREE MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT


MICHAEL MOONEY SURETIES BOZEATMICHAEL MOONEY, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS THE REV. W. C. WILSON OF BOZEAT


ANN MOORE MENTIONED DESBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE


DAVID MOORE VAGRANCY WELLINGBOROUGHFOR ONE MONTH, FOR VAGRANCY AT WELLINGBOROUGH


JOSEPH MOORE MENTIONED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE

DIED MARY ANN MOORE DIED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE

DIED MR. G. MOORE MENTIONED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE


THOMAS MOORE THEFT EAST FARNDON

THOMAS MOORE, CHARGED WITH HAVING BROKEN OPEN THE HOUSE OF ELIZABETH BROUGHTON, OF EAST FARNDON, AND STOLEN THEREFROM THE SUM OF £13. 18S.


THOMAS MOORE THEFT 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

CALENDAR OF PRISONERS THOMAS MOORE THEFT EAST FARNDON SEE ARTICLENORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES

THOMAS MOORE THEFT EAST FARNDON SEE ARTICLE


GEORGE MORRIS MENTIONED STANWICK SEE ARTICLE

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JOHN MOUNTFORT VICTIM FARTHINGSTONE

CHARLES CROSS, 22, FOR HAVING STOLEN TEN FOWLS, VALUE 10S. BELONGING TO JOHN MOUNTFORT, AT FARTHINGSTONE, WAS SENTENCED TO SEVEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION


JOHNM MOUNTFORT VICTIM FARTHINGSTONECHARLES CROSS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN TEN FOWLS, BELONGING TO JOHN MOUNTFORT, OF FARTHINGSTONE


JOHN M'SHERRY MENTIONED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE


HENRY MUNDS THEFT THRAPSTON

HENRY MUNDS, CHARGED WITH HAVING BROKEN OPEN THE DWELLING HOUSE OF W. SMITH, AT THRAPSTON, WITH INTENT TO COMMIT A FELONY THEREIN

CALENDAR OF PRISONERS HENRY MUNDS THEFT THRAPSTON



HENRY MUNDS THEFT THRAPSTON SEE ARTICLE


DAVID MUNN THEFTJAMES HAWTHORN AND DAVID MUNN, CHARGED WITH HAVING SOLD AND CONVERTED TO THEIR OWN USE, A SAW, THE POPERTY OF JAMES CARRINGTON


RICHARD MUNN THEFT SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM MUNN THEFTWILLIAM MUNN, FOR STEALING A LOAF OF BREAD, THE PROPERTY OF HIS MASTER. RECOGNIZANCES RESPITED.


HENRY NEALE THEFT WARKWORTHHENRY NUTT, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR HAVING STOLEN A QUANTITY OF FRUIT FROM THE GARDEN OF EDWARD ELKINGTON, OF WARKWORTH


WILLIAM NEALE THEFT WARKWORTHHENRY NUTT, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR HAVING STOLEN A QUANTITY OF FRUIT FROM THE GARDEN OF EDWARD ELKINGTON, OF WARKWORTH

CALENDAR OF PRISONERS CHARLES NEWELL THEFT DUSTON SEE ARTICLENORTHAMPTONSHIRE SUMMER ASSIZES

CHARLES NEWELL THEFT BOUGHTON SEE ARTICLE


JANE NEWMAN MENTIONED THRAPSTON SEE ARTICLE

DIED MARY NEWMAN DIED BRAUNSTONON THE 26TH ULT. MARY, THE WIFE OF MR. THOMAS NEWMAN, OF BRAUNSTON, IN THIS COUNTY, AGED 60

DIED THOMAS NEWMAN MENTIONED BRAUNSTONON THE 26TH ULT. MARY, THE WIFE OF MR. THOMAS NEWMAN, OF BRAUNSTON, IN THIS COUNTY, AGED 60

ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUICIDE

MARY NICHOLLS SUICIDE KINGS CLIFFE SEE ARTICLE

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JOHN NIGHTINGALE THEFT OUNDLE

JOHN NIGHTINGALE, 39, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO BUSHELS OF COALS, AT OUNDLE, THE PROPERTY OF MESSRS. JOHN SMITH & RICHARD TIBBITS. ACQUITTED

ASSIZES JOSEPH NIGHTINGALE THEFT LOWER HEYFORD



JOSEPH NIGHTINGALE THEFT LOWER HEYFORD SEE ARTICLE


JOSEPH NORTHERN THEFT BURTON LATIMERJOSEPH NORTHERN, CHARGED WITH STEALING SOME GRAIN, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS BURNABY, OF BURTON LATIMER


WILLIAM NORWICH GAME LAWS KETTERING



CATHERINE NURSEY MENTIONED DESBOROUGHSAMUEL NURSEY, OF DESBOROUGH, HE HAVING REFUSED TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS CATHERINE NURSEY


SAMUEL NURSEY SURETIES DESBOROUGHSAMUEL NURSEY, OF DESBOROUGH, HE HAVING REFUSED TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS CATHERINE NURSEY


SAMUEL NURSEY SURETIES DESBOROUGH

SAMUEL NURSEY, 48, WHO HAD REFUSED TO FIND SURERIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HIS WIFE, WAS DISCHARGED, THE WIFE NOT APPEARING AGAINST HIM


HENRY NUTT THEFT WARKWORTHHENRY NUTT, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR HAVING STOLEN A QUANTITY OF FRUIT FROM THE GARDEN OF EDWARD ELKINGTON, OF WARKWORTH


JAMES NUTTKEEPING THE PEACE

WELLINGBOROUGHOF WELLINGBOROUGH, FOR HAVING REFUSED TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HIS WIFE


JAMES NUTTKEEPING THE PEACE

IN THE CASE OF JAMES NUTT, FOR HAVING REFUSED TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HIS WIFE, THE PROSECUTRIX DID NOT APPEAR

SHEEP STEALING JOHN ODEY VICTIM KILSBY SEE ARTICLE

TOWN SESSIONS JOHN O'HARE

JOHN O'HARE WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A SILVER WATCH, THE PROPERTY OF CHARLES ELSDEN, AND SENTENCED TO TWO MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT, AND TO BE KEPT TO HARD LABOUR

ASSIZES THOMAS OLD MENTIONED HACKLETONVALENTINE BRICE, 27, CHARGED WITH WILFULLY SETTING FIRE TO A HAY-STACK BELONGING TO THOMAS OLD, OF HACKLETON

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THOMAS OLD VICTIM HACKLETON



RALPH OLDACRES VICTIM CLIPSTONSAMUEL WILFORD, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN FROM THE YARD OF RALPH OLDACRES, OF CLIPSTON, A SPADE AND A FOOT IRON


RALPH OLDACRES VICTIM CLIPSTON SEE ARTICLE

INQUEST WILLIAM OSBORN DIED BOZEAT SEE ARTICLE

DIED WILLIAM OSBORN DIED BOZEATLATELY, IN THE 63D YEAR OF HIS AGE, MR. WILLIAM OSBORN, LATE FARMER AND GRAZIER, OF BOZEAT, IN THIS COUNTY


WILLIAM OSWIN MENTIONED ROWELL SEE ARTICLE

BOY MISSING THOMAS OWEN MISSINGWESTON PLACE



SOPHIA PADMORE DISORDERLY KINGSTHORPESOPHIA PADMORE, OF KINGSTHORPE, FOR SIX MONTHS, AS A DISORDERLY WOMAN


WILLIAM PAGE GAME LAWS KETTERINGOF KETTERING, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS


EMILY PANTER MISCONDUCT COSGROVEFOR TWENTY ONE DAYS, FOR MISCONDUCT IN THE WORKHOUSE OF COSGROVE


SAMUEL PANTER LEFT SERVICESAMUEL PANTER, FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR QUITTING THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, HENRY WIDOWSON


SARAH PATENAL MENTIONED HIGHAM FERRERSJAMES ABRAHAMS, SAMUEL COX, AND JOHN CLARK, FOR REFUSING TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS SARAH PATENAL, OF HIGHAM FERRERS


WILLIAM PAYNE SURETIES RINGSTEADOF RINGSTEAD, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE


ANN PEACH DISORDERLY A DISORDERLY SERVANT, FOR FOURTEEN DAYS


JOSHUA PEACH MISCONDUCT WELFORDFOR FOURTEEN DAYS, FOR MISCONDUCT IN THE WORKHOUSE AT WELFORD


THOMAS PEACH GAME WOODNEWTONTHOMAS PEACH, ROBERT GINN AND WILLIAM BIGLEY, CHARGED WITH A TRESPASS IN PURSUIT OF GAME, AT WOODNEWTON

ASSIZES THOMAS PEACH GAME



THOMAS PEACH GAME SEE ARTICLE

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WILLIAM PEACH ASSAULT SOUTHWICKWILLIAM PEACH, CHARGED WITH HAVING FELONIOUSLY ASSAULTED ANN GREEN, AT THE PARISH OF SOUTHWICK

CALENDAR OF PRISONERS WILLIAM PEACH ASSAULT SOUTHWICKWILLIAM PEACH, AGED 18, CHARGED WITH A FELONIOUS ASSAULT UPON THE PERSON OF ANN GREEN, AT THE PARISH OF SOUTHWICK


WILLIAM PEACH ASSAULT SOUTHWICK SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM PEACH THEFT WOODNEWTONCHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A GUN, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN HILL, OF WOODNEWTON


EDMUND PEARSON MENTIONED POTTERSPURY SEE ARTICLE


V. PEARSON TRESPASSING PIDDINGTONV. PEARSON AND JOHN ASH, OF PIDDINGTON, FOR TWO MONTHS EACH, FOR TRESPASSING AT HORTON, IN PURSUIT OF GAME


VALENTINE PEARSON GAME PIDDINGTONOF PIDDINGTON, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS


JOSEPH PEER VICTIM SEE ARTICLE

CALENDAR OF PRISONERS JOSEPH PEER VICTIM

STEVEN ROUNDTHWAIT, AGED 29, CHARGED WITH HAVING TAKEN AWAY FOUR BEASTS FROM HIS MASTER, JOSEPH PEER, AND SOLD THEM, AND RAN AWAY WITH THE MONEY

THEFT JOHN PEERS MENTIONED DUSTON SEE ARTICLE

THEFT JOHN PEERS MENTIONED DUSTON SEE ARTICLE


EDMUND PELL DAMAGE KETTERINGFOR TWO MONTHS, FOR WILFULLY BREAKING A WINDOW, THE PROPERTY OF THE OVERSEERS OF KETTERING


GEORGE PELL VICTIM WESTON FAVELLSAMUEL JONES AND THOMAS STEEVENSON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A HUNDRED WEIGHT OF COAL, BELONGING TO GEORGE PELL, OF WESTON FAVELL


JOHN PELL VICTIM MOULTONJAMES CRANE AND THOMAS HILL, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN SIX STORE PIGS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN PELL, OF MOULTON LEYS


JOHN PELL VICTIM MOULTON


THE OUTRAGES AT MIDDLETON CHENEY

HUMPHREY PENN KILLING SHEEP MIDDLETON CHENEY SEE ARTICLE

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CALENDAR OF PRISONERS HUMPHREY PENN KILLING SHEEP MIDDLETON CHENEY

WILLIAM SHERRIFF, AGED 19, THOMAS SHERRIFF, 21, HUMPHREY PENN, 23, & BENJAMIN WATERS, 17, CHARGED WITH HAVING KILLED SEVEN SHEEP AND THREE LAMBS, AT MIDDLETON CHENEY, THE PROPERTY OF STEPHEN RICHARDSON


ASKHAM PENTELOWMILTARY ACCOUTREMENTS

RAUNDS SEE ARTICLE


JOHN PENTELOW MENTIONED RAUNDSHENRY GOLDSBOROUGH, FOR SIX WEEKS, HE HAVING BEEN CONVICTED OF KILLING A DOVE-HOUSE PIGEON, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN PENTELOW, OF RAUNDS


JOSEPH PEPPER THEFT OUNDLEJOSEPH PEPPER, CHARGD WITH HAVING OBTAINED POSSESSION OF A HORSE, WITH INTENT TO DEFRAUD JOHN HEAD, OF OUNDLE

CALENDAR OF PRISONERS JOSEPH PEPPER THEFT OUNDLE



JOSEPH PEPPER VICTIM OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE


W. PEPPERCORN MENTIONED MILTON SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM PERCEVAL FILIATION KINGSTHORPEFOR THREE MONTHS, FOR REFUSING TO PERFORM AN ORDER OF FILIATION FOR THE RELIEF OF THE PARISH OF KINGSTHORPE


WILLIAM PERKINS VICTIM ROWELL SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM PERKINS VICTIM GREAT HOUGHTON

A BILL CHARGING MATTHEW WALLINGTON (46) WITH STEALING FROM A FIELD AT GREAT HOUGHTON, SEVEN BUSHELS OF POTATOES, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM PERKINS, WAS REJECTED BY THE GRAND JURY


WILLIAM PERKINS THEFT KETTERING



JOHN PETTIFER MENTIONED PAULERSPURY SEE ARTICLE

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WILLIAM PETTIFER VICTIM DAVENTRY

EBENEZER GRIM ALSO PLEADED GUILTY TO THE CHARGE OF HAVING STOLEN 21 FOWLS AND A BAG, ON THE 22D FEBRUARY LAST, AT DAVENTRY, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM PETTIFER. TRANSPORTATION FOR SEVEN YEARS


JOHN PETTIT GAME FOR SIX WEEKS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS


MRS. PILMUIR MENTIONED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE


JOHN POOLE VICTIMWILLIAM GOODMAN, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN TWO FLITCHES OF BACON AND FOUR HAMS, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN POOLE

CALENDAR OF PRISONERS JOHN POOLE VICTIM STANWICK

WILLIAM GOODMAN, AGED 19, CHARGED WITH HAVING BROKEN AND ENTERED THE BAKEHOUSE OF JOHN POOLE, OF STANWICK, AND STOLEN THEREFROM TWO FLITCHES OF BACON AND FOUR HAMS


JOHN POOLE VICTIM STANWICK SEE ARTICLE

DIED JOHN POTTS DIED DAVENTRY

ON SUNDAY LAST, AT DAVENTRY, AFTER A LONG ILLNESS, BORNE WITH EXEMPLARY PATIENCE, MR. JOHN POTTS, AGED 32, VERY DEEPLY REGRETTED BY HIS RELATIVES AND FRIENDS


REV. J. G. POWELL VICTIM WEST HADDON

THOMAS TRESLER AND JOHN SIMONS, OF WEST HADDON, THE FORMER CHARGED WITH STEALING HAM AND THE LATTER A GUN, BELONGING TO THE REV. J. G. POWELL AND G. C. STRINGER


PALMER PRATT MISCONDUCT WOLDPALMER PRATT, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR MISCONDUCT IN THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, EDWARD DUNKLEY, OF WOLD


D. PRESSLAND VICTIM HIGHAM FERRERSJOSEPH TESTER, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR HAVING STOLEN A QUANTITY OF FRUIT FROM THE GARDEN OF D. PRESSLAND, OF HIGHAM FERRERS

DIED JANE PRETTY DIED MURCOTTON TUESDAY, AGED 20, FRANCES JANE, YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE MR. JOSEPH PRETTY, OF MURCOTT

DIED JOSEPH PRETTY MENTIONED MURCOTTON TUESDAY, AGED 20, FRANCES JANE, YOUNGEST DAUGHTER OF THE LATE MR. JOSEPH PRETTY, OF MURCOTT

ASSIZES THOMAS PRICE VICTIM PETERBOROUGH

THOMAS WARDROBE, 21, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE HOUSE OF THOMAS PRICE, AT PETERBOROUGH, 64 SOVEREIGNS, TWO GUINEAS AND A HALF, ONE £5 NOTE, A SILVER WATCH, A POCKET BOOK, AND DIVERS SILVER ARTICLES


THOMAS PRICE VICTIM PETERBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE

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GEORGE PRIDMORE GAME LAWS EASTON


ASSIZES JOHN PRIDMORE MISDEMEANOUR SEE ARTICLE


JOS. PRIDMORE MISDEMEANOR SEE ARTICLE


ROBERT RANDALL THEFT FINEDONROBERT RANDALL, CHARGED WITH STEALING A SILVER WATCH AND ITS APPENDAGES, BELONGING TO HENRY HARRIS, OF FINEDON


JAMES RATCLIFFE MENTIONED POTTERSPURY SEE ARTICLE


JAMES RATCLIFFE GAME LAWS POTTERSPURY


ASSIZES JOHN RAWBONE THEFT KILSBYJOHN RAWBONE, 37, CHARGED WITH STEALING A HORSE AT KILSBY, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS WOOD


JOHN RAWBONE THEFT KILSBYJOHN RAWBONE, 37, WAS CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A HORSE, AT KILSBY, THE PROPERTY OF E. WOOD. DELIVERED BY PROCLAMATION


JAMES READ MENTIONED ISLIP SEE ARTICLE


THOMAS READ THEFT ISLIPJESSE BETTS AND THOMAS READ, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN FROM THE BARN OF B. LEETE, AT ISLIP, TWO BUSHELS OF WHEAT AND A SACK

CALENDAR OF PRISONERS THOMAS READ THEFT ISLIP



THOMAS READ THEFT ISLIP SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM READ THEFT PAULERSPURYWILLIAM READ, CHARGED WITH HAVING KILLED AND STOLEN A BOG PIG, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN BAYLIS, OF PAULERSPURY


WILLIAM READ THEFT PAULERSPURY

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

ASSIZES JOHN REDFERN VICTIM STAMFORD BARON

HUGH START, 23, CHARGED WITH HAVING VIOLENTLY ASSAULTED JOHN REDFERN UPON THE KING'S HIGHWAY IN THE PARISH OF ST. MARTIN STAMFORD BARON, AND ROBBED HIM OF A BOX AND £1 IN SILVER

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T. REDHEAD VICTIM BRAUNSTON

JOSEPH MAWBEY, 26, WAS INDICTED FOR HAVING STOLEN SEVERAL CARPENTER'S TOOLS AT BRAUNSTON, THE PROPERTY OF T. REDHEAD. ACQUITTED.


WILLIAM REYNOLDS THEFT ASTON LE WALLSWILLIAM REYNOLDS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN TWO GALLONS OF BARLEY, THE PROPERTY OF CHARLES JOHNSON, OF ASTON LE WALLS

DIED JAMES RICE MENTIONED COTTON ENDON SUNDAY LAST, AGED 13, AT COTTON END, NEAR THIS TOWN, SARAH, THE DAUGHTER OF MR. JAMES RICE

DIED SARAH RICE DIED COTTON ENDON SUNDAY LAST, AGED 13, AT COTTON END, NEAR THIS TOWN, SARAH, THE DAUGHTER OF MR. JAMES RICE


WILLIAM RICHARDS VICTIM KETTERING



BENJAMIN RICHARDSON SURETIES ROWELLOF ROWELL, FOR REFUSING TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HIS FATHER


ELISHA RICHARDSON ASSAULT FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR AN ASSAULT


MR. S. RICHARDSON MENTIONED MIDDLETON CHENEY SEE ARTICLE


STEPHEN RICHARDSON KILLING SHEEP MIDDLETON CHENEY


CALENDAR OF PRISONERS STEPHEN RICHARDSON VICTIM MIDDLETON CHENEY



W. RICHARDSON THEFT NORTHAMPTON



JOSEPH ROBERTS THEFT NORTHAMPTONJOSEPH ROBERTS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN TWO SAWED POSTS BELONGING TO THE MARQUIS OF NORTHAMPTON

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ISAAC ROBINS THEFT HARTWELLISAAC ROBINS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A PAIR OF GAITERS, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS JONES, OF HARTWELL


ISAAC ROBINS THEFT HARTWELL SEE ARTICLE


GEORGE W. ROBINSON THEFT

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.


GEORGE WHITEHEAD

ROBINSON THEFT WEEDON BECK


DIED THOMAS ROBINSON NORTHAMPTONON MONDAY THE 26TH INST. MR. THOMAS ROBINSON, OF THIS TOWN, PAPER MANUFACTURER, STATIONER, & C. IN THE 50TH YEAR OF HIS AGE


THOMAS ROBINSON MENTIONED BUCKBY SEE ARTICLE


THOMAS ROBINSONKEEPING THE PEACE

LONG BUCKBY

JOHN JONES, 30, WAS SENTENCED TO BE IMPRISONED FOR SIX MONTHS FOR HAVING REFUSED TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS THOMAS ROBINSON, OF LONG BUCKBY

DIED ANN RODDIS DIED NORTHAMPTONON MONDAY LAST, AGED 12 YEARS, ANN, THIRD DAUGHTER OF MR. RODDIS, BUTCHER, OF THIS TOWN


WILLIAM RODDIS ASSAULT WEEDON BECK FOR AN ASSAULT ON HIS WIFE

DIED JAMES RODHOUSE DIED PATTISHALL

ON FRIDAY THE 13TH INST. SUDDENLY AT PATTISHALL, IN THIS COUNTY, MR. JAMES RODHOUSE, AGED 69, FORTY EIGHT YEARS MASTER OF THE CHARITY SCHOOL OF THAT PLACE


WILLIAM ROE VICTIM KETTERING

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


WILLIAM ROE SURETIES GREAT HOUGHTONOF GREAT HOUGHTON, FOR WANT OF SUERIETIES IN A CASE OF ASSAULT


WILLIAM ROSE VICTIM ATHERSTONE SEE ARTICLE


STEPHEN ROUNDTHWAIT THEFTSTEPHEN ROUNDTHWAIT, CHARGED WITH HAVING SOLD FOUR BEASTS BELONGING TO HIS MASTER

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STEVEN ROUNDTHWAIT, AGED 29, CHARGED WITH HAVING TAKEN AWAY FOUR BEASTS FROM HIS MASTER, JOSEPH PEER, AND SOLD THEM, AND RAN AWAY WITH THE MONEY


STEPHEN ROUNDTHWAIT THEFT SEE ARTICLE


J. R. ROWLAND VICTIM PAULERSPURY

THOMAS WESTLEY, CHARGED WITH HAVING BROKEN OPEN THE DWELLING HOUSE OF J.R. ROWLAND, OF PAULERSPURY, AND WITH HAVING STOLEN THEREFROM A QUANTITY OF COPPER COIN

ASSIZES J. R. ROWLAND VICTIM PAULERSPURY

THOMAS WESTLEY, 13, CHARGED WITH BREAKING OPEN THE HOUSE OF J.R. ROWLAND, OF PAULERSPURY, AND STEALING THEREFROM EIGHTEEN PENNY PIECES AND ELEVEN FARTHINGS


J. R. ROWLAND VICTIM PAULERSPURY

THOMAS WESTLEY, AGED ONLY 13, PLEADED GUILTY TO A CHARGE OF HAVING BROKEN OPEN THE DWELLING HOUSE OF J.R. ROWLAND, IN THE PARISH OF PAULERSPURY, AND STOLEN EIGHTEEN PENCE AND SOME FARTHINGS. DEATH RECORDED


WILLIAM RUSH THEFTWILLIAM RUSH, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A NUMBER OF OAK SAPLINGS, BELONGING TO THE DUKE OF GRAFTON


WILLIAM RUSH THEFTWILLIAM RUSH, 46, WAS SENTENCED TO ONE WEEK'S IMPRISONMENT, FOR STEALING SOME OAK SAPLINGS FROM A WOOD BELONGING TO THE DUKE OF GRAFTON


JAMES RUSSELL MENTIONED BRIGSTOCK SEE ARTICLE


ROBERT RUSSELL MENTIONED BRIGSTOCK SEE ARTICLE

ASSIZES THOMAS RUSSELL VICTIM LOWER HEYFORD



THOMAS RUSSELL VICTIM LOWER HEYFORD SEE ARTICLE


GEORGE RUTHERFORD DAMAGE BRACKLEY ST. PETER



MICHAEL SABIN INJURY CHACOMBEMICHAEL SABIN, THE ELDER, OF CHACOMBE, FOR THREE MONTHS, HE HAVING BEEN CONVICTED OF THREATENING SERIOUS INJURY TO CERTAIN PARTIES


THOMAS SABIN MENTIONED WELTON SEE ARTICLE

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ON THURSDAY SE'NNIGHT, OF YARDLEY GOBION, DRAPER, GROCER, AND LACE MERCHANT. HE WAS HIGHLY ESTEEMED BY A NUMEROUS ACQUAINTANCE, AND HIS DEATH WILL BE SEVERLY FELT BY HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS


ANN SATCHELL THEFT PYTCHLEYANN SATCHELL, CHARGED WITH STEALING A MEDAL AND OTHER ARTICLES, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN MOBBS, OF PYTCHLEY


JOHN SATCHELL ASSAULT SEE ARTICLE


JOHN SCARBOROUGH RIOT MILTON

BILLS OF INDICTMENT AGAINST JOHN SCARBOROUGH AND TWELVE OTHER PERSONS, FOR HAVING BEEN ENGAGED IN RIOTIOUS DISTURBANCES AT MILTON, WERE IGNORED BY THE GRAND JURY

DIED ELIZABETH SCRIVEN DIED CASTLE ASHBYON WEDNESDAY LAST, ELIZABETH, SECOND DAUGHTER OF RICHARD SCRIVEN, ESQ. OF CASTLE ASHBY


J. SCRIVENER MENTIONED POTTERSPURY SEE ARTICLE


JOSH. SCRIVENER MENTIONED POTTERSPURY SEE ARTICLE


JOHN SEENEY THEFT MIDDLETON CHENEY



JOSEPH SEENEY THEFT MIDDLETON CHENEY



HENRY SEWELL VICTIM CHALCOMBEJAMES CHATER AND SAMUEL BONHAM, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN THREE FOWLS, BELONGING TO HENRY SEWELL, OF CHALCOMBE


HENRY SEWELL VICTIM CHALCOMBE


DIED JOHN SHARMAN DIED RINGSTEAD

ON THE 11TH INSTANT, AT RINGSTEAD, MR. JOHN SHARMAN, AGED 69, FOR MANY YEARS A MILLER AND FARMER IN THE ABOVE PARISH, AND HIGHLY RESPECTED AS A SINCERE FRIEND, A KING NEIGHBOUR, AND AN HONEST MAN


THOMAS SHARMAN VICTIM LAXTONJAMES WALTON, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR ASSAULTING THOMAS SHARMAN, AT LAXTON


JAMES SHARP MENTIONED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE

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ROBERT SHELTON VICTIM LAXTONHUMPHREY MILLER, CHARGED WITH HAVING ENTERED THE BARN OF ROBERT SHELTON, AT LAXTON, WITH INTENT TO STEAL A QUANTITY OF BEANS


ROBERT SHELTON VICTIM LAXTON SEE ARTICLE


THOMAS SHERRIFF KILLING SHEEP MIDDLETON CHENEY SEE ARTICLE


THOMAS SHERRIFF KILLING SHEEP MIDDLETON CHENEY


CALENDAR OF PRISONERS THOMAS SHERRIFF KILLING SHEEP MIDDLETON CHENEY



WILLIAM SHERRIFF KILLING SHEEP MIDDLETON CHENEY SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM SHERRIFF KILLING SHEEP MIDDLETON CHENEY


CALENDAR OF PRISONERS WILLIAM SHERRIFF KILLING SHEEP MIDDLETON CHENEY


CALENDAR OF PRISONERS WILLIAM SHERRIFF MENTIONED

RICHAR LOCK, AGED 20, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES FOR HIS PERSONAL APPEARANCE AT THIS ASSIZE TO GIVE EVIDENCE ON THE TRIAL OF THE ABOVE NAMED WILLIAM SHERRIFF AND OTHER, FOR THE TRIAL FELONY


CHARLES SHORTLAND THEFT


CALENDAR OF PRISONERS CHARLES SHORTLAND THEFT



CHARLES SHORTLAND THEFT GEDDINGTON SEE ARTICLE

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KETTERING

ON SUNDAY THE 27TH ULT. AT KETTERING, MUCH REGRETTED BY A NUMEROUS CIRCLE OF FRIENDS, MR. THOMAS SHRIVE, ELDEST SON OF MR. BENJAMIN SHRIVE, WHITE HORSE INN, IN THE 29TH YEAR OF HIS AGE

DIED THOMAS SHRIVE DIEDWHITE HORSE INN

KETTERING

ON SUNDAY THE 27TH ULT. AT KETTERING, MUCH REGRETTED BY A NUMEROUS CIRCLE OF FRIENDS, MR. THOMAS SHRIVE, ELDEST SON OF MR. BENJAMIN SHRIVE, WHITE HORSE INN, IN THE 29TH YEAR OF HIS AGE


JOHN SHRIVES MENTIONED STANWICK SEE ARTICLE


SOPHIA SHUT VAGRANCY WEEDON BECKMARY ANN MAYFIELD AND SOPHIA SHUT, CONVICTED OF ACTS OF VAGRANCY AT WEEDON BECK


SOPHIA SHUT VAGRANCY WEEDON BECKR. TARPLEY, HANNAH WILLIAMS AND SOPHIA SHUT, EACH FOR A MONTH, FOR VAGRANCY AT WEEDON BECK


EMMA SIBLEY MENTIONED THRAPSTON SEE ARTICLE


THOMAS SIKES THEFT CREATON SEE ARTICLE


GEORGE SIMONDS BASTARDYWELLINGBOROUGH / 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


JOHN SIMONS THEFT WEST HADDON



R. SIMONS VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM SIMONS SURETIES WEST HADDON

BART. JOHN JONES, OF LONG BUCKBY AND WILLIAM SIMONS, OF WEST HADDON, FOR HAVING REFUSED TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS CERTAIN COMPLAINING PARTIES


WILLIAM SIMONS ASSAULTAGAINST WILLIAM SIMONS, 40, AND ROBERT BATEMAN, 25, COMMITTED ON CHARGES OF ASSAULT, NO PROSECUTOR APPEARED


JOHN SKINNER MENTIONED BARNWELL SEE ARTICLE

ASSIZES JOHN JEROM SLATER VICTIM HASLEBEECHWILLIAM GROOM, 26, (OUT UPON BAIL), CHARGED WITH STEALING A GELDING, AT HASLEBEECH, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN JEROM SLATER


JOHN JEROM SLATER VICTIM HASLEBEECHWILLIAM GROOM, 26 (OUT UPON BAIL), CHARGED WITH STEALING A GELDING, AT HASLEBEECH, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN JEROM SLATER. ACQUITTED.


THOMAS SLATTER ASSAULT SYRESHAM SEE ARTICLE

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JOHN SLOW VICTIM 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

DIED MR. SMALLBONE DIED DAVENTRY

ON THURSDAY THE 22D INSTANT, AT STRETTON ON DUNSMORE, WARWICKSHIRE, MR. SMALLBONE, FORMERLY OF DAVENTRY, AGED 75, WHOSE LOSS IS MUCH REGRETTED BY A NUMEROUS CIRCLE OF FRIENDS


JAMES SMART GAME LAWS BOZEATOF BOZEAT, FOR THREE MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS


BENJAMIN SMITH THEFT BRIGSTOCKBENJAMIN SMITH, CHARGED WITH BEING AN ACCESSARY TO THE THEFT OF SIX FOWLS, BELONGING TO THOMAS BRETT, OF BRIGSTOCK


EDWARD SMITH VICTIM 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.


FREDERIC SMITH FILIATION HOLCOTOF HOLCOT, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR HAVING REFUSED TO PERFORM AN ORDER OF FILIATION


GEORGE SMITH SURETIES PYTCHLEYGEORGE SMITH AND ARTHUR GODDARD, FOR HAVING REFUSED TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS PALEMON MORGAN GUE, OF PYTCHLEY


GEORGE SMITH THEFT WHITTLEBURYOF WHITTLEBURY, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR HAVING STOLEN A QUANTITY OF APPLES


J. SMITH VICTIM KILSBYJOSEPH WHITE, FOR STEALING A HAT, THE PROPERTY OF J. SMITH, OF KILSBY. ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT

ASSIZES JOHN SMITH MENTIONED OUNDLEJOHN NIGHTINGALE, 39, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO BUSHELS OF COALS, AT OUNDLE, THE PROPERTY OF MESSRS. JOHN SMITH AND RICHARD TIBBITS


JOHN SMITH VICTIM OUNDLE



JOHN SMITH VICTIM KILSBYJOSEPH WHITE, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A HAT THE PROPERTY OF JOHN SMITH, OF KILSBY


JOHN SMITH GAMING ROWELLJOHN SMITH, FOR THREE MONTHS, AND WILLIAM SMITH, FOR FOURTEEN DAYS, CONVICTED OF UNLAWFUL GAMING AT ROWELL

INQUEST MARY SMITH DIED [AGED 64] PIDDINGTON SEE ARTICLE

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MARY SMITH VICTIM PIDDINGTONWILLIAM TEBBUTT, CHARGED WITH FELONIOUSLY KILLING AND SLAYING MARY SMITH, AT PIDDINGTON


MARY SMITH BASTARD HIGHAM FERRERSOF HIGHAM FERRERS, FOR TWO MONTHS, AS THE MOTHER OF A FEMALE BASTARD CHILD


MOSES SMITH ASSAULT WEST HADDONJOHN TOWNSEND, THOMAS SMITH, AND MOSES SMITH, EACH FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR HAVING ASSAULTED CERTAIN PERSONS AT WEST HADDON

ACCIDENT MR. SMITH ACCIDENTSHEEP STREET



NEHEMIAH SMITH ASSAULT DESBOROUGHNEHEMIAH SMITH, CHARGED WITH HAVING ATTEMPTED FELONIOUSLY TO ASSAULT ANN UNDERWOOD, OF DESBOROUGH

CALENDAR OF PRISONERS NEHEMIAH SMITH ASSAULT DESBOROUGH

NEHEMIAH SMITH, AGED 41, (OUT UPON BAIL), CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING ANN UNDERWOOD, OF DESBOROUGH, WITH INTENT TO COMMIT A CAPITAL FELONY


NEHEMIAH SMITH ASSAULT DESBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE


SAMUEL SMITH FILIATION TWYWELLFOR THREE MONTHS, FOR REFUSING TO PERFORM AN ORDER OF FILIATION FOR THE RELIEF OF THE PARISH OF TWYWELL


SAMUEL SMITH SURETIES KETTERINGOF KETTERING, FOR HAVING REFUSED TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS HIS WIFE


THOMAS SMITH ASSAULT WEST HADDONJOHN TOWNSEND, THOMAS SMITH, AND MOSES SMITH, EACH FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR HAVING ASSAULTED CERTAIN PERSONS AT WEST HADDON


W. SMITH VICTIM THRAPSTON

HENRY MUNDS, CHARGED WITH HAVING BROKEN OPEN THE DWELLING HOUSE OF W. SMITH, AT THRAPSTON, WITH INTENT TO COMMIT A FELONY THEREIN

DIED WILLIAM SMITH DIED KETTERING

ON MONDAY LAST, AT SHEFFIELD, MR. WILLIAM SMITH, FORMERLY OF KETTERING, BRUSHMAKER, AFTER THREE DAYS' ILLNESS, OF INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS


WILLIAM SMITH GAMING ROWELLJOHN SMITH, FOR THREE MONTHS, AND WILLIAM SMITH, FOR FOURTEEN DAYS, CONVICTED OF UNLAWFUL GAMING AT ROWELL


WILLIAM SMITH VICTIM THRAPSTON

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

CALENDAR OF PRISONERS WILLIAM SMITH VICTIM THRAPSTON


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WILLIAM SMITH LEAVING FAMILY TANSORFOR ONE MONTH, FOR HAVING DESERTED HIS FAMILY, AND LEFT THEM CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF TANSOR

DIED JAMES SOMES DIED LITTLE HARROWDENON SUNDAY THE 6TH INST. AFTER A LONG AND SEVERE AFFLICTION, MR. JAMES SOMES, OF LITTLE HARROWDEN, IN THE 65TH YEAR OF HIS AGE


JAMES SORRELL GAME LAWS PRESTON CAPES FOR THREE MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS


SAMUEL SPARROW LEAVING FAMILY KETTERINGFOR THREE MONTHS, FOR RUNNING AWAY, AND LEAVING HIS WIFE AND FAMILY CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF KETTERING

DIED DANIEL SPOKES MENTIONED UPTON MILLON TUESDAY THE 9TH INSTANT, AGED 17 MONTHS, ELIZABETH SATCHELL, FOURTH DAUGHTER OF MR. DANIEL SPOKES, OF UPTON MILL

DIEDELIZABETH SATCHELL

SPOKES DIED UPTON MILLON TUESDAY THE 9TH INSTANT, AGED 17 MONTHS, ELIZABETH SATCHELL, FOURTH DAUGHTER OF MR. DANIEL SPOKES, OF UPTON MILL

DIED THOMAS SPOKES DIED NORTHAMPTONON TUESDAY THE 10TH INSTANT, MR. THOMAS SPOKES, CABINET MAKER, OF THIS TOWN, AGED 52


GEORGE SPRE? THEFT KINGS SUTTON

JAMES HEWITT, 31, AND GEORGE SP?, 14, WERE INDICTED FOR HAVING STOLEN A BRASS KETTLE, AND A H? ? AT THE PARISH OF KINGS SUTTON. GUILTY SEVEN YEARS' TRANSPORTATION


DANIEL SPRIGGS THEFT KETTERING

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, DISCHARGED


DANIEL SPRIGGS DAMAGE KETTERINGDANIEL SPRIGGS, FOR SIX WEEKS, CONVICTED OF WILFULLY INJURING A FENCE, THE PROPERTY OF H. LE PYWELL, OF KETTERING


JOHN SPRIGGS ASSAULT BENEFIELD



SAMUEL SPRIGGS ASSAULT BENEFIELD



WILLIAM STANGOE LEFT SERVICE BRAUNSTONWILLIAM STANGOE, OF BRAUNSTON, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR HAVING QUITTED THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, THOMAS JOHNSON


RICHARD STANIONDESERTING FAMILY

OUNDLEOF OUNDLE, FOR THREE MONTHS, FOR HAVING DESERTED HIS FAMILY

REMARKABLE CALF JOHN STANTON MENTIONED GUILSBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE

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ASSIZES HUGH START ASSAULT & THEFT STAMFORD BARON

HUGH START, 23, CHARGED WITH HAVING VIOLENTLY ASSAULTED JOHN REDFERN UPON THE KING'S HIGHWAY IN THE PARISH OF ST. MARTIN STAMFORD BARON, AND ROBBED HIM OF A BOX AND £1 IN SILVER


HUGH START ASSAULTST. MARTIN STAMFORD BARON

SEE ARTICLE


J. STEARN MENTIONED POTTERSPURYGEORGE WATTS, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR MISCONDUCT IN THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, J. STEARN, OF POTTERSPURY


THOMAS STEEVENSON THEFT WESTON FAVELLSAMUEL JONES AND THOMAS STEEVENSON, CHARGED WITH STEALING A HUNDRED WEIGHT OF COAL, BELONGING TO GEORGE PELL, OF WESTON FAVELL


THOMAS STEVENS THEFT HELLIDON

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


JOSEPH STOCKBURN VICTIM


CALENDAR OF PRISONERS JOSEPH STOCKBURN VICTIM



JOSEPH STOCKBURN VICTIM GEDDINGTON SEE ARTICLE


CHARLES STRATFORD DISORDERLY PRESTONOF PRESTON, FOR FOURTEEN DAYS, AS A DISORDERLY SERVANT


ANN STREETON BASTARDY FOR TWELVE MONTHS, IN A MATTER OF BASTARDY


MATILDA STREETONBASTARD CHILDREN

EARLS BARTONOF EARLS BARTON, FOR TWELVE MONTHS, AS THE MOTHER OF TWO BASTARD CHILDREN


G. C. STRINGER VICTIM WEST HADDON


HOUSE OF CORRECTION W. STRONG MENTIONED HARDINGSTONEJOHN CRAWLEY, FOR SEVEN DAYS, CONVICTED OF DAMAGING A QUANTITY OF BRICKS, AT HARDINGSTON, THE PROPERTY OF W. STRONG


WILLIAM STURGESS THEFT RUSHTONWILLIAM STURGESS AND JOSEPH DICKS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A QUANTITY OF LEATHER, THE PROPERTY OF GEORGE LOAK, OF RUSHTON

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JOHN TAFFS THEFT ROWELL SEE ARTICLE


JAMES TAGGDESERTING FAMILY

KETTERINGJAMES TAGG, FOR THREE MONTHS, HE HAVING DESERTED HIS WIFE AND FAMILY, AND LEFT THEM CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF KETTERING


GEORGE TALBOT LEFT FAMILY MORETON PINKNEYFOR THREE MONTHS, HE HAVING LEFT HIS FAMILY CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF MORETON PINKNEY


WILLIAM TANSOR DISORDERLY FOR ONE MONTH, AS A DISORDERLY SERVANT


GEORGE TAPP THEFT POTTERSPURY SEE ARTICLE


HANNAH TAPP BASTARDY POTTERSPURYHANNAH TAPP AND MARY COOKE, OF POTTERSPURY, EACH FOR SIX WEEKS, AS THE MOTHER OF BASTARD CHILDREN


R. TARPLEY VAGRANCY WEEDON BECKR. TARPLEY, HANNAH WILLIAMS AND SOPHIA SHUT, EACH FOR A MONTH, FOR VAGRANCY AT WEEDON BECK


TARPLEY THEFT WEEDON



THOMAS TAYLORDESERTING FAMILY

SPRATTONTHOMAS TAYLOR AND JAMES WYKES, OF SPRATTON, EACH FOR FOURTEEN DAYS, FOR HAVING DESERTED THEIR FAMILIES


WILLIAM TAYLOR THEFT NEWBOTTLE



WILLIAM TAYLOR THEFT NEWBOTTLE


TRANSPORTED WILLIAM TAYLOR TRANSPORTED



MARY TEBBET ASSAULT YARDLEY GOBIONOF YARDLEY GOBION, FOR FOURTEEN DAYS, CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT

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GEORGE TEBBUTT THEFT PYTCHLEY



MATILDA TEBBUTT THEFT BRIGSTOCKMATILDA TEBBUTT, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN FROM THE BAKEHOUSE OF JAMES LOWETH, OF BRIGSTOCK, THREE LOAVES OF BREAD


MATILDA TEBBUTT THEFT BRIGSTOCK SEE ARTICLE

ASSIZES RICHARD TEBBUTT VICTIM MURCOTT

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


RICHARD TEBBUTT VICTIM MURCOTT

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

INQUEST WILLIAM TEBBUTT MENTIONED PIDDINGTON SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM TEBBUTT KILLING PIDDINGTONWILLIAM TEBBUTT, CHARGED WITH FELONIOUSLY KILLING AND SLAYING MARY SMITH, AT PIDDINGTON


GEORGE TEMPLER THEFT WELDONGEORGE TEMPLER, OF WELDON, CHARGED WITH HAVING FRAUDENTLY OBTAINED POSSESSION OF A WATCH, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN THACKALL

CALENDAR OF PRISONERS GEORGE TEMPLER THEFT

GEORGE TEMPLER, AGED 33, CHARGED WITH OBTAINING BY FALSE PRETENCES A SILVER WATCH FROM JOHN THACHALL, WITH INTENT TO CHEAT AND DEFRAUD HIM OF THE SAME


GEORGE TEMPLER THEFT OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE


JOSEPH TESTER THEFT HIGHAM FERRERSJOSEPH TESTER, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR HAVING STOLEN A QUANTITY OF FRUIT FROM THE GARDEN OF D. PRESSLAND, OF HIGHAM FERRERS


ELIZABETH THACHALL MENTIONED OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE

CALENDAR OF PRISONERS JOHN THACHALL VICTIM

GEORGE TEMPLER, AGED 33, CHARGED WITH OBTAINING BY FALSE PRETENCES A SILVER WATCH FROM JOHN THACHALL, WITH INTENT TO CHEAT AND DEFRAUD HIM OF THE SAME


JOHN THACHALL VICTIM OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE

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JOHN THACKALL VICTIM WELDONGEORGE TEMPLER, OF WELDON, CHARGED WITH HAVING FRAUDENTLY OBTAINED POSSESSION OF A WATCH, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN THACKALL


JOHN THACKER ASSAULT HARDINGSTONEJOHN THACKER AND JOHN HAMSHAW, OF HARDINGSTONE, EACH FOR TWENTY ONE DAYS, FOR AN ASSAULT


ROBERT THOMPSON THEFT WELLINGBOROUGHROBERT THOMPSON, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN POULTRY FROM THE HEN-ROOST OF GEORGE WALLIS, OF WELLINGBOROUGH MILLS


ROBERT THOMPSON THEFT WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE


THOMAS THOMPSON KILLEDBRAFIELD ON THE GREEN

RICHARD WHITE, CHARGED WITH HAVING FELONIOUSLY KILLED AND SLAIN THOMAS THOMPSON, AT THE PARISH OF BRAFIELD ON THE GREEN

CALENDAR OF PRISONERS THOMAS THOMPSON VICTIMBRAFIELD ON THE GREEN

RICHARD WHIFF, AGED 41, (OUT UPON BAIL), CHARGED WITH KILLING AND SLAYING THOMAS THOMPSON, AT THE PARISH OF BRAYFIELD ON THE GREEN


THOMAS THOMPSON VICTIMBRAFIELD ON THE GREEN

SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM THOMPSON MENTIONED BRIGSTOCK SEE ARTICLE


HENRY THORNTON FILIATION ARTHINGWORTHOF ARTHINGWORTH, FOR THREE MONTHS, HE HAVING REFUSED TO PERFORM AN ORDER OF FILIATION

ASSIZES RICHARD TIBBITS MENTIONED OUNDLEJOHN NIGHTINGALE, 39, CHARGED WITH STEALING TWO BUSHELS OF COALS, AT OUNDLE, THE PROPERTY OF MESSRS. JOHN SMITH AND RICHARD TIBBITS


RICHARD TIBBITTS VICTIM OUNDLE



EDWARD TIFT THEFT WEEDON BECK



EDWARD TIFT THEFT WEEDON BECK

EDWARD TIFT, 18, WAS CONVICTED OF HAVING BROKEN OPEN THE HOUSE OF THOMAS HUMPHREY, OF WEEDON BECK, AND STOLEN THEREOUT THREE SHILLINGS AND SOME HALF PENCE. TO BE IMPRISONED SIX MONTHS


WILLIAM TOMKINS MENTIONED POTTERSPURY SEE ARTICLE

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SARAH TOMPKINS DISORDERLY WESTON BY WELLAND A DISORDERLY WOMAN, FOR THREE MONTHS


JOHN TOWNSEND ASSAULT WEST HADDONJOHN TOWNSEND, THOMAS SMITH, AND MOSES SMITH, EACH FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR HAVING ASSAULTED CERTAIN PERSONS AT WEST HADDON


JOHN TRENTHAM GAME DALLINGTONOF DALLINGTON, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS


THOMAS TRESLER THEFT WEST HADDON



WILLIAM TURLAND VICTIM MILTONTHOMAS WILLIS, CHARGED WITH HAVING ASSAULTED WILLIAM TURLAND, IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY AS CONTABLE OF MILTON

ASSIZES WILLIAM TURLAND VICTIM MILTON

THOMAS WILLIS, 40, OUT UPON BAIL, CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING WILLIAM TURLAND WHILST IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY AS CONSTABLE OF THE PARISH OF MILTON


THOMAS TURNELL VICTIM IRCHESTERJOSEPH HALLIDAY, FOR SIX MONTHS, FOR HAVING STOLEN FRUIT, AT IRCHESTER, BELONGING TO THOMAS TURNELL


LAWRENCE TURNER MENTIONED ROWELL SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM TURVEY DISORDERLY PUXLEYOF PUXLEY, FOR ONE MONTH, AS A DISORDERLY SERVANT

ASSIZES ANN UNDERWOOD VICTIM GREAT BILLINGGEORGE HULL, 22, CHARGED WITH A FELONIOUS ASSAULT UPON THE PERSON OF ANN UNDERWOOD, OF GREAT BILLING


ANN UNDERWOOD VICTIM GREAT BILLINGGEORGE HULL, 22, CHARGED WITH A FELONIOUS ASSAULT UPON THE PERSON OF ANN UNDERWOOD, OF GREAT BILLING. DELIVERED BY PROCLAMATION


ANN UNDERWOOD VICTIM DESBOROUGHNEHEMIAH SMITH, CHARGED WITH HAVING ATTEMPTED FELONIOUSLY TO ASSAULT ANN UNDERWOOD, OF DESBOROUGH

CALENDAR OF PRISONERS ANN UNDERWOOD VICTIM DESBOROUGH

NEHEMIAH SMITH, AGED 41, (OUT UPON BAIL), CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING ANN UNDERWOOD, OF DESBOROUGH, WITH INTENT TO COMMIT A CAPITAL FELONY


ANN UNDERWOOD VICTIM DESBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE


ANN UNDERWOOD VICTIM GREAT BILLINGGEORGE HULL, CHARGED WITH A FELONIOUS ASSAULT ON THE PERSON OF ANN UNDERWOOD, OF GREAT BILLING


ELIZABETH UNDERWOOD MENTIONED DESBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE


MARY UPEX ASSAULT SEE ARTICLE


ROBERT UPEX VICTIM SEE ARTICLE

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DIED JOSEPH VIALLS DIED HARLESTONSAME DAY [THURSDAY SE'NNIGHT] MUCH RESPECTED AND LAMENTED, MR. JOSEPH VIALLS, OF HARLESTON, NEAR THIS TOWN, IN THE 71ST YEAR OF HIS AGE


MARTHA VICKERS DRUNKENESS KINGSTHORPE FOR FOURTEEN DAYS, FOR DRUNKENESS IN THE WORKHOUSE OF KINGSTHORPE


WILLIAM WADE DAMAGE GEDDINGTONFOR FOUR MONTHS, FOR HAVING INJURED CERTAIN WALLS AT GEDDINGTON


JAMES WALDEN GAME LAWS EASTON



ROBERT WALDEN GAME LAWS EASTON


INQUEST THOMAS WALDINGDIED [AGED ABOUT 6 YEARS]


ASSIZES HENRY WALKER FIRE BYFIELD



HENRY WALKER FIRE



JOSEPH WALKER THEFTGEORGE INN

KETTERING

JOSEPH WALKER, AGED 38, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A COAT AND VARIOUS OTHER ARTICLES FROM THE GEORGE INN, KETTERING AND WAS SENTENCED TO SIX MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT

ACCIDENT MR. S. WALKER MENTIONED NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE

ACCIDENT MR. S. WALKER MENTIONEDCASTLE STREET



THOMAS WALKER THEFT LITTLE WELDON THOMAS WALKER AND MASON MARSHALL, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A QUANTITY OF FLOUR, THE PROPERTY OF J. HINKLEY, OF LITTLE WELDON


THOMAS WALKER THEFT LITTLE WELDON

THOMAS WALKER, 16, AND MASON MARSHALL, 18, FOR STEALING A QUANTITY OF FLOUR AT LITTLE WELDON. WALKER, ONE WEEK'S IMPRISONMENT ; MARSHALL, DISCHARGED

INQUEST JOHN WALL DIED [AGED 17] NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE

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GEORGE WALLIS VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGHROBERT THOMPSON, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN POULTRY FROM THE HEN-ROOST OF GEORGE WALLIS, OF WELLINGBOROUGH MILLS


GEORGE WALLIS VICTIM WELLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE

FIRE AT IRTHLINGBOROUGH JOHN WALLIS MENTIONED IRTHLINGBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE


MATTHEW WALLLINGTON THEFT GREAT HOUGHTON

A BILL CHARGING MATTHEW WALLINGTON (46) WITH STEALING FROM A FIELD AT GREAT HOUGHTON, SEVEN BUSHELS OF POTATOES, THE PROPERTY OF WILLIAM PERKINS, WAS REJECTED BY THE GRAND JURY


JAMES WALTON ASSAULT LAXTONJAMES WALTON, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR ASSAULTING THOMAS SHARMAN, AT LAXTON

INQUEST RICHARD WALTON DIED [AGED 45] GAYTON SEE ARTICLE


JOHN WAPLES MENTIONED ISLIP SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM WAPLES GAME LAWS HARDINGSTONEOF HARDINGSTONE, FOR TWO MONTHS, UNDER THE GAME LAWS


GEORGE WARD THEFT LITTLE CREATON SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM WARD VICTIM

JOSEPH WESTON WAS INDICTED FOR A COMMON ASSAULT ON WILLIAM WARD. THE PROSECUTOR DID NOT APPEAR, AND A VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY WAS RETURNED AS A MATTER OF COURSE

ASSIZES THOMAS WARDROBE THEFT PETERBOROUGH

THOMAS WARDROBE, 21, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE HOUSE OF THOMAS PRICE, AT PETERBOROUGH, 64 SOVEREIGNS, TWO GUINEAS AND A HALF, ONE £5 NOTE, A SILVER WATCH, A POCKET BOOK, AND DIVERS SILVER ARTICLES


THOMAS WARDROBE THEFT PETERBOROUGH SEE ARTICLE


JOHN WARWICK THEFT STOWE NINE CHURCHESJOHN WARWICK, CHARGED WITH STEALING A BUSHEL OF POTATOES AND A SACK, THE PROPERTY OF EDWARD JUDKINS, OF STOWE NINE CHURCHES


BENJAMIN WATERS KILLING SHEEP MIDDLETON CHENEY SEE ARTICLE


BENJAMIN WATERS KILLING SHEEP MIDDLETON CHENEY


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DIED WILLIAM WATSON DIED KETTERING

ON THE 2D INST. AT KETTERING, VERY MUCH RESPECTED BY A NUMEROUS CIRCLE OF FRIENDS, MR. WILLIAM WATSON, SEN. AGED 79 YEARS, OF WHICH PLACE HE WAS DEACON OF THE INDEPENDENT MEETING UPWARDS OF 30 YEARS

DIED WILLIAM WATSON DIED KETTERING SEE ARTICLETO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION

ANN WATTS DISORDERLY A DISORDERLY SERVANT, FOR FOURTEEN DAYS


ELIJAH WATTS DISORDERLY FOR ONE MONTH, AS A DISORDERLY PERSON


ELIJAH WATTSDESTROYED PLANTS

MIDDLETON CHENEY



GEORGE WATTS MISCONDUCT POTTERSPURYGEORGE WATTS, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR MISCONDUCT IN THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, J. STEARN, OF POTTERSPURY

DIEDGEORGE LITCHFIELD

WATTS DIED MOULTON

ON THURSDAY THE 8TH, AFTER A SHORT ILLNESS, DEEPLY REGRETTED BY HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS, MR. GEORGE LITCHFIELD WATTS, OF MOULTON, IN THE 63RD YEAR OF HIS AGE


J. WATTS VICTIM PYTCHLEY



JAMES WATTS VICTIM PYTCHLEY


ASSIZES JOSEPH WATTS THEFT POTTERSPURYJOSEPH WATTS, 22, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE HOUSE OF MARY WEBSTER, ELEVEN SOVEREIGNS, THE PROPERTY OF ELIAS WEBSTER


JOSEPH WATTS THEFT POTTERSPURY SEE ARTICLE

CAUTION TO SERVANTS MR. WATTS PYTCHLEY GRANGE SEE ARTICLECAUTION TO SERVANTS MRS. WATTS PYTCHLEY GRANGE SEE ARTICLETO THE HOUSE OF CORRECTION

THOMAS WATTS ASSAULT MIDDLETON CHENEYOF MIDDLETON CHENEY, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR A ASSAULT


THOMAS WATTS DISORDERLY FOR SEVEN DAYS, AS A DISORDERLY SERVANT

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RICHARD WATTY, AGED 31, WAS CONVICTED OF STEALING A COAT, VALUE 6D. THE PROPERTY OF SAMUEL CATTLE, OF BROUGHTON. FOURTEEN DAYS IMPRISONMENT.


JOHN WEBB MENTIONED BARNWELL, CAMBS SEE ARTICLE

ASSIZES ELIAS WEBSTER VICTIM POTTERSPURYJOSEPH WATTS, 22, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE HOUSE OF MARY WEBSTER, ELEVEN SOVEREIGNS, THE PROPERTY OF ELIAS WEBSTER


ELIAS WEBSTER VICTIM POTTERSPURY SEE ARTICLE


HARRIET WEBSTER MENTIONED POTTERSPURY SEE ARTICLE

ASSIZES MARY WEBSTER VICTIM POTTERSPURYJOSEPH WATTS, 22, CHARGED WITH STEALING FROM THE HOUSE OF MARY WEBSTER, ELEVEN SOVEREIGNS, THE PROPERTY OF ELIAS WEBSTER


MARY WEBSTER VICTIM POTTERSPURY SEE ARTICLE


MARY ANN WEBSTER MENTIONED POTTERSPURY SEE ARTICLE


JAMES WELCH ASSAULT ADSTONJAMES WELCH, INDICTED FOR AN ASSAULT ON W. GIBBINS IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS OFFICE AS CONSTABLE OF ADSTON, WAS ALSO ACQUITTED


EDMUND WELLS GAME LAWS EASTON



JAMES WEST THEFT OUNDLE SEE ARTICLE


JOHN WEST VICTIM ROWELL SEE ARTICLE


MARY WEST MENTIONED ROWELL SEE ARTICLE


JAMES WEST THEFT OUNDLEJAMES WEST, CHARGED WITH HAVING FRAUDENTLY OBTAINED POSSESSION OF A HORSE, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN HEAD, OF OUNDLE

CALENDAR OF PRISONERS JAMES WEST THEFT OUNDLE



JOHN WEST MAINTAIN FAMILY DINGLEYOF DINGLEY, FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR REFUSING TO MAINTAING HIS WIFE AND FAMILY

ASSIZES JOHN WEST VICTIM ROWELL

JOHN MARLING, 38, CHARGED WITH TAKING FROM THE PERSON OF JOHN WEST, OF ROWELL, A PURSE CONTAINING SEVEN SOVEREIGNS, HALF A SOVEREIGN, AND CERTAIN SILVER COINS

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THOMAS WESTLEY, CHARGED WITH HAVING BROKEN OPEN THE DWELLING HOUSE OF J.R. ROWLAND, OF PAULERSPURY, AND WITH HAVING STOLEN THEREFROM A QUANTITY OF COPPER COIN

ASSIZES THOMAS WESTLEY THEFT PAULERSPURY

THOMAS WESTLEY, 13, CHARGED WITH BREAKING OPEN THE HOUSE OF J.R. ROWLAND, OF PAULERSPURY, AND STEALING THEREFROM EIGHTEEN PENNY PIECES AND ELEVEN FARTHINGS


THOMAS WESTLEY THEFT PAULERSPURY

THOMAS WESTLEY, AGED ONLY 13, PLEADED GUILTY TO A CHARGE OF HAVING BROKEN OPEN THE DWELLING HOUSE OF J.R. ROWLAND, IN THE PARISH OF PAULERSPURY, AND STOLEN EIGHTEEN PENCE AND SOME FARTHINGS. DEATH RECORDED


JOSEPH WESTON ASSAULT

JOSEPH WESTON WAS INDICTED FOR A COMMON ASSAULT ON WILLIAM WARD. THE PROSECUTOR DID NOT APPEAR, AND A VERDICT OF NOT GUILTY WAS RETURNED AS A MATTER OF COURSE


JOSEPH WESTON VICTIM CREATON SEE ARTICLE

ROBBERY JOSEPH WHEELER VICTIM BUGBROOKE SEE ARTICLECALENDAR OF PRISONERS JOSEPH WHEELER VICTIM DUSTON SEE ARTICLE

ROBBERY REV. JOHN WHEELER MENTIONED BUGBROOKE SEE ARTICLE

CALENDAR OF PRISONERS RICHARD WHIFF MURDERBRAFIELD ON THE GREEN

RICHARD WHIFF, AGED 41, (OUT UPON BAIL), CHARGED WITH KILLING AND SLAYING THOMAS THOMPSON, AT THE PARISH OF BRAYFIELD ON THE GREEN


GEORGE WHITAKER THEFT


INQUEST ROBERT WHITBREAD DIED [AGED 49] NORTHAMPTON SEE ARTICLE


DANIEL WHITE DAMAGE SPRATTON

OF PAULERSPURY, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR INJURING A FENCE A WHITTLEBURY. DANIEL WHITE, OF SPRATTON, FOR SEVEN DAYS, CONVICTED OF A SIMILAR OFFENCE


JOSEPH WHITE THEFT KILSBYJOSEPH WHITE, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A HAT THE PROPERTY OF JOHN SMITH, OF KILSBY


JOSEPH WHITE THEFT KILSBYJOSEPH WHITE, FOR STEALING A HAT, THE PROPERTY OF J. SMITH, OF KILSBY. ONE MONTH'S IMPRISONMENT

DIED MARIA WHITE DIED WELLINGBOROUGH

ON THE 27TH ULT. MUCH LAMENTED, MARIA, THIRD DAUGHTER OF MR. J. WHITE, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, WELLINGBOROUGH, IN THE NINTH YEAR OF HER AGE

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ON THE 27TH ULT. MUCH LAMENTED, MARIA, THIRD DAUGHTER OF MR. J. WHITE, CHEMIST AND DRUGGIST, WELLINGBOROUGH, IN THE NINTH YEAR OF HER AGE


RICHARD WHITE MURDERBRAFIELD ON THE GREEN

RICHARD WHITE, CHARGED WITH HAVING FELONIOUSLY KILLED AND SLAIN THOMAS THOMPSON, AT THE PARISH OF BRAFIELD ON THE GREEN


RICHARD WHITEKILLING & SLAYING

BRAFIELD ON THE GREEN

SEE ARTICLE


JOHN WHITING VICTIM DUSTONJAMES MARTIN, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A PIG, THE PROPERTY OF JOHN WHITING, OF DUSTON


FREDERIC WHITLOCK THEFT & ASSAULT SYRESHAM



FREDERICK WHITLOCK ASSAULT SYRESHAM SEE ARTICLE


HENRY WIDOWSON MENTIONEDSAMUEL PANTER, FOR SIX WEEKS, FOR QUITTING THE SERVICE OF HIS MASTER, HENRY WIDOWSON


JAMES WILCOX FILIATION PAULESRPURY

OF PAULERSPURY, FOR THE NON-PERFORMANCE OF AN ORDER FILIATION. WILLIAM BENBOW, OF MIDDLETON CHENEY, ON A CONVICTION SIMILAR TO THE LAST MENTIONED


SAMUEL WILFORD THEFT CLIPSTONSAMUEL WILFORD, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN FROM THE YARD OF RALPH OLDACRES, OF CLIPSTON, A SPADE AND A FOOT IRON


SAMUEL WILFORD THEFT CLIPSTON SEE ARTICLE


RICHARD WILKINSON BASTARDY LONG BUCKBYOF LONG BUCKBY, FOR NOT PERFORMING AN ORDER OF BASTARDY


THOMAS WILLES DISORDERLY EYDONOF EYDON, A DISORDERLY PERSON, FOR THREE WEEKS


WILLIAM WILLESREFUSING TO MAINTAIN

LOIS WEEDONOF LOIS WEEDON, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR REFUSING TO MAINTAIN HIS WIFE AND FAMILY


JOB WILLIAMS ASSAULT SYRESHAM SEE ARTICLE


JOB WILLIAMS THEFT & ASSAULT SYRESHAM


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JOHN WILLIAMS ASSAULT SYRESHAM SEE ARTICLE


JOSEPH WILLIAMS MENTIONED POTTERSPURY SEE ARTICLE


JOSEPH WILLIAMS THEFTJOSEPH WILLIAMS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A SHOVEL AND OTHER ARTICLES, BELONGING TO RICHARD GARDNER

DIED ROBERT WILLIAMS DIEDWHEAT SHEAF

NORTHAMPTONON TUESDAY LAST, MR. ROBERT WILLIAMS, OF THE WHEAT SHEAF INN, IN THIS TOWN


WILLIAM WILLIAMS ASSAULT MIDDLETON CHENEYOF MIDDLETON CHENEY, FOR ONE MONTH, FOR HAVING ASSAULTED HIS WIFE


HANNAH WILLIAMS VAGRANCY WEEDON BECKR. TARPLEY, HANNAH WILLIAMS AND SOPHIA SHUT, EACH FOR A MONTH, FOR VAGRANCY AT WEEDON BECK


JOHN WILLIAMSONDRUNK & DISORDERLY

FOR ONE MONTH, AS AN IDLE AND DISORDERLY PERSON


THOMAS WILLIS ASSAULT MILTONTHOMAS WILLIS, CHARGED WITH HAVING ASSAULTED WILLIAM TURLAND, IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY AS CONTABLE OF MILTON

ASSIZES THOMAS WILLIS ASSAULT MILTON

THOMAS WILLIS, 40, OUT UPON BAIL, CHARGED WITH ASSAULTING WILLIAM TURLAND WHILST IN THE EXECUTION OF HIS DUTY AS CONSTABLE OF THE PARISH OF MILTON


THOMAS WILLIS ASSAULT MILTONTHOMAS WILLIS, 40, WAS CONVICTED OF HAVING ASSAULTED THE CONSTABLE OF MILTON, AND WAS SENTENCED TO TWO MONTHS' IMPRISONMENT

DIED JOHN WILLSON DIEDSOUTH BRIDGE

NORTHAMPTON

YESTERDAY EVENING, IN THE 28TH YEAR OF HIS AGE, DEEPLY REGRETTED BY HIS FAMILY AND FRIENDS, JOHN WILLSON, ESQ. OF SOUTH BRIDGE, NEAR THIS TOWN, A YOUNG MAN OF CONSIDERABLE TALENT AND OF IRREPROACHABLE CHARACTER


REV. W. C. WILSON MENTIONED BOZEATMICHAEL MOONEY, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS THE REV. W. C. WILSON OF BOZEAT


WILLIAM WINGROVE SURETIES KINGSTHORPE

WILLIAM WINGROVE, OF KINGSTHORPE, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE, AND FOR BREAKING THE WINDOWS OF JOHN GARDNER


CHARLESWINTERBOTTOM

VAGRANCY ROWELLFOR TWO MONTHS, FOR AN ACT OF VAGRANCY AT ROWELL

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REUBEN WINTERS MENTIONED ROADE



REUBEN WINTERS VICTIM ROADEHENRY EVANS, FOR TWO MONTHS, FOR HAVING INJURED THE PREMISES OF REUBEN WINTERS, OF ROADE


E. WOOD VICTIM KILSBYJOHN RAWBONE, 37, WAS CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A HORSE, AT KILSBY, THE PROPERTY OF E. WOOD. DELIVERED BY PROCLAMATION


SAMUEL WOOD VICTIM TOWCESTERLAZARUS HOWE, FOR ONE MONTH, HE HAVING BEEN CONVICTED OF AN ASSAULT ON SAMUEL WOOD, OF TOWCESTER

ASSIZES THOMAS WOOD VICTIM KILSBYJOHN RAWBONE, 37, CHARGED WITH STEALING A HORSE AT KILSBY, THE PROPERTY OF THOMAS WOOD


JOSEPH WOODRUFFE MISBEHAVIOUR WELLINGBOROUGHFOR 21 DAYS, FOR GROSS MISBEHAVIOUR IN THE WORKHOUSE AT WELLINGBOROUGH

ROBBERY MR. WOODS VICTIMMOULTON LANE



JOHN [JUNIOR] WRIGHT SURETIES STANWICKJOHN WRIGHT, JUNIOR, OF STANWICK, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS JOHN WRIGHT, SENIOR


JOHN [SENIOR] WRIGHT MENTIONED STANWICKJOHN WRIGHT, JUNIOR, OF STANWICK, FOR REFUSING TO FIND SURETIES TO KEEP THE PEACE TOWARDS JOHN WRIGHT, SENIOR

DIED MRS. WRIGHT DIED KETTERINGON THE 1ST INSTANT, MRS. WRIGHT, OF KETTERING, IN HER SIXTY FIRST YEAR


THOMAS WRIGHT THEFT CANONS ASHBY



THOMAS WRIGHT THEFT CANONS ASHBY SEE ARTICLE


WILLIAM WRIGHT BASTARDY HOLCOT OF HOLCOT, IN A MATTER OF BASTARDY


WILLIAM WRIGHTON LEAVING FAMILY SYRESHAMFOR TWO MONTHS, FOR HAVING LEFT HIS FAMILY CHARGEABLE TO THE PARISH OF SYRESHAM


JAMES WYKESDESERTING FAMILY

SPRATTONTHOMAS TAYLOR AND JAMES WYKES, OF SPRATTON, EACH FOR FOURTEEN DAYS, FOR HAVING DESERTED THEIR FAMILIES


W. I. WYMAN VICTIM 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

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W.J. WYMAN VICTIM KETTERINGTHOMAS ANGEL ALIAS ROGERS, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN CERTAIN ARTICLES OF DRESS, THE PROPERTY OF W.J. WYMAN, OF KETTERING


GEORGE YATES GAME LAWS PASSENHAM

GEORGE YEATES, OF PASSENHAM, AND WILLIAM BASELEY OF BADBY, RESPECTIVELY FOR TWO MONTHS, CONVICTED OF TRESPASSING IN PURSUIT OF GAME


GEORGE YEATES GAME LAWS PASSENHAMGEORGE YEATES AND JOHN ANDREWS OR ANDERSON, OF PASSENHAM AND LEVI HENSON, OF DENSHANGER, EACH FOR TWO MONTHS


JOHN YEATES THEFT PASSENHAMJOHN YEATES, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN FAGOTS, BELONGING TO T. MEECHAM, OF PASSENHAM


JOHN YEATES THEFT PASSENHAMJOHN YEATES, 27, FOR STEALING A QUANTITY OF FAGOTS AT PASSENHAM, WAS SENTENCED TO 14 DAYS' IMPRISONMENT


MR. YEOMAMS MENTIONED ROWELL SEE ARTICLE


A. YOUNGMILTARY ACCOUTREMENTS

RAUNDS SEE ARTICLE


CHARLES YOUNG ASSAULTFOR TWO MONTHS, FOR HAVING VIOLENTLY ASSAULTED HIS WIFE


WALTER YOUNG VICTIM SLAPTONWILLIAM HOLLOWAY, CHARGED WITH HAVING STOLEN A SHEEP, THE PROPERTY OF WALTER YOUNG, OF SLAPTON

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