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Evan Hugh Jones in the parish of Llanfair (Caereinion) on 4 February 1735 assaulted John Rea with an axe made of iron and wood (value 6d) striking and wounding on the right side of his head and throat so that he…

Margaret Jones
1735

Crime: murder

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David James
1735

Crime: horse stealing

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1735

Thomas Williams
1735

Crime: murder

Location: —

HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY

Monday, 17 March 1735 (All Saints, Hertford Burial Register)

Joseph Charlton
1735

Crime: stealing

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Friday, 21 March 1735 (St Mary’s Burial Register)

Philip Thomas
1735

Crime: horse stealing

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William Brampton
1735

Crime: unknown

Location: —

Friday, 21 March 1735

William Stormes guilty of stealing a grey mare (valued £6), the property of John West. Dieted 14 days before execution.

William Stormes
1735

Crime: horse stealing

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John Horton
1735

Crime: horse stealing

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John Horton

Jasper Gregory
1735

Crime: burglary

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William Markham
1735

Crime: house breaking

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Robert Long
1735

Crime: highway robbery

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Thomas Wilbey
1735

Crime: stealing

Location: —

David Griffiths in the parish of Trefeglwys on 3 February 1735 assaulted Lewis Evans with an axe made of iron and wood (value 6d) striking him on the back of the head and giving him a mortal wound 2" long and 0.5" deep…

David Griffiths
1735

Crime: murder

Location: —

Humphrey Holling guilty of breaking into the dwelling house of Thomas Govey; and stealing therefrom cloth coats (valued at 30/-) and other goods of Thomas Govey, and a silk handkerchief (valued at 1/-), the property of…

Humphrey Holling
1735

Crime: house breaking

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Joseph Pearce
1735

Crime: house breaking

Location: —

Lent 1735 at Thetford

Morris Simon
1735

Crime: murder

Location: —

1735

Mary Warren
1735

Crime: murder

Location: —

Lent 1735

Robert Lambert, aged 26, guilty of breaking into the dwelling house of John Wright at Letheringham in November 1734: stealing therefrom between £4 and £5 in money.

Robert Lambert
1735

Crime: house breaking

Location: —

William Sweet and Philip Wilkinson found guilty on an indictment for sacrilege.

William Sweet
1735

Crime: sacrilege

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William Sweet and Philip Wilkinson found guilty on an indictment for sacrilege.

Philip Wilkinson
1735

Crime: sacrilege

Location: —

John Robinson found guilty on an indictment for maiming and highway robbery

John Robinson
1735

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

William Priestley found guilty on an indictment for highway robbery

William Priestley
1735

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

Matthew Sellars found guilty on an indictment for highway robbery

Matthew Sellars
1735

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

Robert Bird, aged 30, guilty of stealing a horse, the property of Mr Betts at Ipswich.

Robert Bird
1735

Crime: horse stealing

Location: —

75. Elizabeth Tea , was indicted for the Murder of her Female Bastard Infant, by stranging it with both her hands , February 24 .

Elizabeth Tea
1735

Crime: infanticide

Location: —

John Pritchard of the parish of Penrhosllugwy for breaking into the house of Margaret Williams in Llanfihangel (no termination given) at 3.00 in the afternoon of 20th October 1734 and stealing 16/6 in money: also for…

John Pritchard
1735

Crime: house breaking

Location: —

Jane Scammel
1735

Crime: stealing

Location: —

rob mistress

Mary Dulen
1735

Crime: murder

Location: —

Summer 1735

James Seaborne guilty of stealing a black mare (valued at £6), the property of Thomas Ford, in the parish of Yoxall on 22nd May 1735.

James Seaborne
1735

Crime: horse stealing

Location: —

Thomas Armison (otherwise Emmerson) guilty of stealing a black gelding (valued at £3), the property of Thomas Warrilow, in the parish of Ashley on 20th June 1735.

Thomas Armison
1735

Crime: horse stealing

Location: —

Philip Giles guilty of stealing a black mare (valued at £7.7/-), the property of James Andrews, in the parish of Baswich on 26th February 1735.

Philip Giles
1735

Crime: horse stealing

Location: —

Evan Hugh Jones
1735

Crime: murder

Location: —

August 1735

Margaret Jones
1735

Crime: murder

Location: —

August 1735

John Amus for the murder of Dodd, turnkey of Oxford gaol bringing him to Warwick to stand trial.

John Amus
1735

Crime: murder

Location: —

John Wayne guilty of stealing a dark dun gelding (valued at £3), the property of John Edwards, in the parish of Stoke upon Tern on 8th April 1735. Executed.

John Wayne
1735

Crime: stealing

Location: —

Jane Hornblower guilty of the murder of her female bastard, by strangling it at birth, in the parish of Kings Norton on 21st April 1735

Jane Hornblower
1735

Crime: murder

Location: —

John Blackbourne guilty of stealing 2 pieces of linen (valued at £11), the property of John Tolly; and a piece of linen (valued at £6), the property of Thomas Wilks, from the whitening croft of Thomas Onions in the…

John Blackbourne
1735

Crime: stealing

Location: —

Saturday 2 August1735 (Northampton Mercury)

Ann Virgin
1735

Crime: infanticide

Location: —

Saturday 2 August1735 (Northampton Mercury)

John Williamson
1735

Crime: murder

Location: —

Edward Painter guilty of stealing a brown gelding (valued at £3), the property of John Southom. Dieted 18 days before execution.

Edward Painter
1735

Crime: horse stealing

Location: —

Wednesday, 6 Aug 1735 Launceston

Henry Rogers
1735

Crime: murder

Location: —

Wednesday, 6 Aug 1735 Launceston

John Sheel
1735

Crime: murder

Location: —

Wednesday, 6 August 1735 (Derby Mercury)

Jonathan Simpson
1735

Crime: murder

Location: —

Mary Fawson (aged 20) for Petit Treason: the murder of her husband by poisoning with White Mercury in a mess of Bread and Beer on 21st May, three days after their wedding in the parish of Weston. She was drawn on a…

Mary Fawson
1735

Crime: murder

Location: —

Elizabeth Wilkinson for privately stealing (picking the pocket) of a farmer of 30 shillings money.

Elizabeth Wilkinson
1735

Crime: stealing

Location: —

John Bigg, aged 21, and John Wilson, aged, 36 guilty of the murder of William Cam, a dragoon: shooting him at Hadleigh onn 18th April 1735. They were members of the Hadleigh Gang of smugglers attempting to re-take…

John Bigg
1735

Crime: murder

Location: —

John Bigg, aged 21, and John Wilson, aged, 36 guilty of the murder of William Cam, a dragoon: shooting him at Hadleigh onn 18th April 1735. They were members of the Hadleigh Gang of smugglers attempting to re-take…

John Wilson
1735

Crime: murder

Location: —

Herbert Haines
1735

Crime: burglary

Location: —

John Waller
1735

Crime: horse stealing

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Edward Ellis
1735

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

Peter Isham
1735

Crime: stealing

Location: —

Margaret Onion
1735

Crime: murder

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Henry Fellow
1735

Crime: house breaking

Location: —

Monday, 11 Aug 1735

Friday, 11 August 1735 Peine fort et Dur (Derby Mercury)

John Weekes
1735

Crime: murder

Location: —

John Smith
1735

Crime: house breaking

Location: —

Friday, 15 August 1735

Saturday, 16 August 1735 Castle Ditches, a city execution (Ipswich Gazette)

Timothy Wood
1735

Crime: house breaking

Location: —

Saturday, 16 August 1735 Castle Ditches, a city execution (Ipswich Gazette)

John Mann
1735

Crime: house breaking

Location: —

Stephen Francis
1735

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

Stephen Francis

Henry Sellon found guilty on an indictment for a highway robbery

Henry Sellon
1735

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

Thomas Gray found guilty on an indictment for a highway robbery

Thomas Gray
1735

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

Joseph Emmerson and John James found guilty on an indictment for an assault in dwelling house

Joseph Emmerson
1735

Crime: unknown

Location: —

Joseph Emmerson and John James found guilty on an indictment for an assault in dwelling house

John James
1735

Crime: unknown

Location: —

guilty of picking a pocket

John Jones
1735

Crime: stealing

Location: —