Devon: Calendars of Prisoners
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| From the County Bridewell | |
| John Eveleigh |
Committed Oct 28th 1784 by the Rev H. Walrond clerk for feloniously stealing Two Hempen Bags and a Quantity of Apples. |
| Ann Underwood Honor Laramy Jane Clowter |
Committed March 5th by Thomas taylor esq For feloniously stealing several Geese. |
| For the Assize | |
| William Bond |
Committed Jan 4th 1785 by the Rev Edward. B. Blackwell D.D. for feloniously stealing a quantity of Goods. |
| John Robins alias John Major |
Committed March 1st by John Kingdon esq For stealing one Silver Watch. |
| Tried at the Last Assize | |
| Mark Domingo Edward Smith Thomas Acres John Smith Robert Ruth Stephen Davenport John Herbert John Small James Pasco William brown William Douglas Nixon |
Sentenced for Death at the last Assize but since Reprieved. |
| James Duffey John Bryant Samuel Lightfoot |
Sentenced last Assize to be Transported for Seven years. |
| Samuel Alan |
Convicted of Manslaughter fined 6d and imprisoned Six Months. |
| James LaRoue |
Comvocted of Petty Larceny to be whipped at Plymouth. |
| Aaron Mitchell |
Convicted for Assaulting William Jenkins to be Imprisoned three months. |
| Robert Spinney |
Convicted last Assizes of a misdemeanour to be settled by the Justices. |
| Remain on Former Orders | |
| Elizabeth Bellamy |
Committed by J.B. Cholwich & J. Putt esq's untill she pay a Fine of £5. |
| Edward Stenvill |
Sentenced last Lammas Assize to be imprisoned one year and till he pays a Fine of £1000. |
| John Crever John Beezley Stephen Mullis |
Tryed last Sessions to be Transported for Seven years each. |
| Gaol | |
| Robert Creeper |
Committed April 5th by R. Michell esq for Assaulting Michael Galloway. [comment - Ignoramous]. |
Last updated 21 Apr 2005 - Brian Randell.
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