HAMPSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS
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For the despatch business a second Court was opened, in which W. W. Farr, Esq., presided. The prisoners were disposed of as follows :—
FOURTEEN YEARS’ TRANSPORTATION.
—Thomas Street, having been several times previously convicted, for stealing wearing apparel, at Bishopstoke, the property of George Hoad.
FOUR YEARS’ PENAL SERVITUDE.
—Thomas Parker, for breaking into the house of James Tusler, at Buriton, and stealing therefrom, and having been previously convicted. (See more)
EIGHTEEN MONTHS’ IMPRISONMENT.
—Ellen Deane, for stealing money from the person of David Coulan, at Aldershott.
TWELVE MONTHS’ IMPRISONMENT.
—James Welsh, convicted on three indictments of passing counterfeit coin, at Whitchurch, Deane, and Wotton St. Lawrence
—Jane Ology, for stealing a watch at Lymington, the property of James Keeping.
NINE MONTHS’ IMPRISONMENT.
—Carli Holmbey, for stealing money and wearing apparel, at Gosport
—John Bourn, for stealing 5 cwt. of rags, the property of his employer, John Davis, at Aldershott
—Emily Wareham, for stealing money at Milford, the property of her master, John Wheeler.
SIX MONTHS’ IMPRISONMENT.
—John Dwyer, for stealing a watch at Northwood, the property of Mark Chissel
—Henry Holden, for stealing wearing apparel, at Aldershott
—John Hodge, for unlawful assault on Elizabeth Keen, at Aldershott
—William Bucke and Mary Bucke, for receiving money, knowing it to have been stolen, at Milford
—Robert Seamen, for stealing wearing apparel and other articles, the property of his master, Charles Steele, at Aldershott
—William Myers, for stealing wearing apparel, at Kings Sombourne
—Thomas Fitzgerald, for stealing money at Alverstoke, the property of Thomas O’Brian
— James Hawkins, for stealing wearing apparel, at Silchester
—Edward Snellgrove, for stealing two brass caps, at Silchester.
FIVE MONTHS’ IMPRISONMENT.
—John Carroll and Thomas Bond, for stealing two coats at Farnborough, the property of Edward Pardy.
FOUR MONTHS’ IMPRISONMENT.
—Charles Fryer, for stealing a pair of boots at Petersfield
—John Short, for stealing two ornaments of the value of 40s., at Carisbrooke, the property of A. Rotherford, Esq.
—Patrick Feeney, for an unlawful and indecent assault at Yately
—Louisa Bailey, for stealing a watch and other articles, at Farnborough
— Martin Dimphay, for stealing a purse and money, at Titchfield
—Mary Serle, for obtaining money under false pretences, at Liss.
THREE MONTHS IMPRISONMENT.
—Henry Wilson, James Smith, and George Fussell for house breaking at Liss, and stealing therefrom
—Joseph Dunford, for obtaining money under false pretences, at Michelmersh
—Michael O’Reiley, for stealing wearing apparel, at Aldershott
—James Wallis, for obtaining money under false pretences, at Wymering
— William Webb, for stealing two coats, at Widley
—Elizabeth Dolton, for stealing weaving apparel at Kings Somborne
—Ernest de Glerchen Pettenburn, for obtaining money and goods under false pretences, at Alverstoke
—Georgina Batchelor, for stealing two sovereigns, at Millbrook.
TWO MONTHS’ IMPRISONMENT.
—Thomas Connor, for assaulting and beating Edwin Perkins, parish constable, in the execution of his duty, at Alverstoke
—Thomas Cripps, for stealing a parcel of drapery, at Pamber.
SIX WEEKS’ IMPRISONMENT.
—Wm. Dillon, for stealing a shawl at Brading
—Thomas Hallon and William Graham, for stealing three shawls, at Aldershott
—John Henry Weaver, for stealing a clothes basket, at Millbrook
—Daniel Brace, for stealing a pair boots, at Newport
—George Curtis, for stealing bricks, at Millbrook.