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John Clifton
1741

Crime: burglary

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William Sibthorp
1741

Crime: burglary

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March 1741 (LDB records this under March 1740).

William Lewin
1741

Crime: house breaking

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Robert Rogers
1741

Crime: highway robbery

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James Ellis
1741

Crime: sacrilege

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John Walpole
1741

Crime: house breaking

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John Thorpe
1741

Crime: unknown

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James Ward
1741

Crime: murder

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Lent 1741

William Blowes
1741

Crime: highway robbery

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Lent 1741

Friday, 20 March 1741 (St Mary’s Burial Register)

Edward Bozwell
1741

Crime: horse stealing

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Friday, 20 March 1741 (St Mary’s Burial Register)

Edward Smith
1741

Crime: horse stealing

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Friday, 20 March 1741 (St Mary’s Burial Register)

Finnimore Smith
1741

Crime: horse stealing

Location: —

Saturday, 28 Mar 1741 (Sherbourne Mercury)

Henry Smith
1741

Crime: murder

Location: —

Abraham Appleton
1741

Crime: house breaking

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Abraham Appleton

John Bartlett
1741

Crime: house breaking

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John Bartlett

Daniel Bartlett
1741

Crime: house breaking

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Daniel Bartlett

Jeremiah Holloway
1741

Crime: house breaking

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Jeremiah Holloway

Alexander Dore
1741

Crime: horse stealing

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Alexander Dore

James Bright guilty of stealing a horse

James Bright
1741

Crime: horse stealing

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James Causeway guilty of stealing a horse

James Causeway
1741

Crime: horse stealing

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Thomas Plant guilty of being found at large

Thomas Plant
1741

Crime: return from transportation

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Samuel Brown
1741

Crime: horse stealing

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Christmas Thomas
1741

Crime: house breaking

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John Knight guilty of breaking into the dwelling house of the Rev. Mr Humphrey

John Knight
1741

Crime: house breaking

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William Bell guilty of stealing a horse

William Bell
1741

Crime: horse stealing

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Richard Barnes
1741

Crime: highway robbery

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Lent 1741

Wednesday, 1 April 1741 (Kentish Post)

Lawrence Holliday
1741

Crime: murder

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Richard Allen found guilty on an indictment for a burglary in the dwelling house of Jane Graham, widow, in the parish of Wisborough Green on 1st October 1740: stealing therefrom 50 ells of Dowlas (valued at 50/-), 20…

Richard Allen
1741

Crime: burglary

Location: —

James Harrison and Thomas Marlen guilty breaking into the dwelling house of Richard Barnes in the parish of Fittleworth on 5th September 1740; and stealing therefrom a pair of silver buckles (valued at 2/-), a pair of…

James Harrison
1741

Crime: house breaking

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James Harrison and Thomas Marlen guilty breaking into the dwelling house of Richard Barnes in the parish of Fittleworth on 5th September 1740; and stealing therefrom a pair of silver buckles (valued at 2/-), a pair of…

Thomas Marlen
1741

Crime: house breaking

Location: —

Thomas Warne guilty of a forgery. No reprieve traced but execution respited for 2 weeks.

Thomas Warne
1741

Crime: forgery

Location: —

Bryan Connell
1741

Crime: murder

Location: —

Friday, 3 April 1741

James Lintot found guilty on an indictment for the highway robbery of Michael Thornton in the parish of Coulsdon on 15th December 1740: robbing him of a brown gelding (valued at £5) and 2/7 in money numbered.

James Lintot
1741

Crime: highway robbery

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Lawrence Lee found guilty on an indictment for a burglary in the dwelling house of Henry Warne in the parish of St George the Martyr, Southwark: stealing therefrom a cane with its ivory head studded with silver (valued…

Lawrence Lee
1741

Crime: burglary

Location: —

Saturday, 4 April 1741 at Blandford (Sherbourne Mercury)

Benjamin Flower
1741

Crime: burglary

Location: —

Saturday, 4 April 1741 at Blandford (Sherbourne Mercury)

William King
1741

Crime: burglary

Location: —

Hosea Bishop guilty of stealing 5 yards of woollen cloth (valued at 20/-) off the rack of John Butler

Hosea Bishop
1741

Crime: stealing

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Thomas Vidler guilty of stealing money and goods (of a value of £3.11/-) in dwelling house of Thomas King.

Thomas Vidler
1741

Crime: stealing

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James Millard guilty of breaking into the dwelling house of John Joyce; and stealing therefrom a gold ring (valued at 10/-).

James Millard
1741

Crime: house breaking

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John Edmunds guilty of breaking into the dwelling house of John Willy; and stealing therefrom 2 cotton gowns (valued at 20/-) and other goods.

John Edmunds
1741

Crime: house breaking

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William Norton guilty of stealing a piece of drugget (valued at 50/-), the property of Thomas Cadwick off the rack of James Scott.

William Norton
1741

Crime: stealing

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William Hawkins guilty of the highway robbery of William Burton: robbing him of 10 pairs of gloves (valued at 12/-). He was ordered to be hanged in chains near the crime spot.

William Hawkins
1741

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

John Garnham and James Garnham guilty of breaking into the dwelling house of The Rev. Mr Humphrey

John Garnham
1741

Crime: house breaking

Location: —

John Garnham and James Garnham guilty of breaking into the dwelling house of The Rev. Mr Humphrey

James Garnham
1741

Crime: house breaking

Location: —

John Ablett guilty of breaking into the dwelling house of Mrs Harman at Bradfield

John Ablett
1741

Crime: house breaking

Location: —

Wednesday, 8 April 1741 (St Mary’s Burial Register)

Richard Tavenor
1741

Crime: unknown

Location: —

Jonathan Mattox, aged 21, and Benjamin Smith guilty of breaking into the dwelling house of Mr Moss at Cantley.

Jonathan Mattox
1741

Crime: house breaking

Location: —

Jonathan Mattox, aged 21, and Benjamin Smith guilty of breaking into the dwelling house of Mr Moss at Cantley.

Benjamin Smith
1741

Crime: house breaking

Location: —

Peter Latten guilty of stealing a horse

Peter Latten
1741

Crime: horse stealing

Location: —

Robert Smith guilty of housebreaking.

Robert Smith
1741

Crime: house breaking

Location: —

Samuel Prior guilty of a burglary

Samuel Prior
1741

Crime: burglary

Location: —

Bridges Heffer guilty of a burglary

Bridges Heffer
1741

Crime: burglary

Location: —

William Elliott
1741

Crime: stealing

Location: —

Friday, 10 April 1741

John Wright guilty of the murder of Upkin Sterling, widow, by beating her about the head with a wooden stick in the parish of Wakefield on 18th October 1740.

John Wright
1741

Crime: murder

Location: —

James Tyson and John Barber guilty of a burglary in the dwelling house of David Charlesworth in Sheffield at about midnight on 6th January 1741; and stealing therefrom 9½ guineas in gold and 6/6 in money numbered.

James Tyson
1741

Crime: burglary

Location: —

James Tyson and John Barber guilty of a burglary in the dwelling house of David Charlesworth in Sheffield at about midnight on 6th January 1741; and stealing therefrom 9½ guineas in gold and 6/6 in money numbered.

John Barber
1741

Crime: burglary

Location: —

George Bainton, attorney, guilty of forging a will, dated 7th June 1736, in the name of Joseph Rhodes of Scalby with intent to defraud John Gillen Coukary, in the parish of Scarborough on 25th July 1736

George Bainton
1741

Crime: forgery

Location: —

Henry Smythee
1741

Crime: murder

Location: —

CAPTAIN HENRY SMYTHEE

Jane Williams
1741

Crime: infanticide

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Samuel Goodere
1741

Crime: murder

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Matthew Maloney
1741

Crime: murder

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Charles White
1741

Crime: murder

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CAPTAIN SAMUEL GOODERE, A FRATRICIDE; MATTHEW MAHONY AND CHARLES WHITE Executed for the Murder of Sir John Dinely Goodere, Bart., at the Hot Wells, Bristol, 20th of April, 1741

Samuel Goodere
1741

Crime: murder

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CAPTAIN SAMUEL GOODERE, A FRATRICIDE; MATTHEW MAHONY AND CHARLES WHITE Executed for the Murder of Sir John Dinely Goodere, Bart., at the Hot Wells, Bristol, 20th of April, 1741

Matthew Mahony
1741

Crime: murder

Location: —

CAPTAIN SAMUEL GOODERE, A FRATRICIDE; MATTHEW MAHONY AND CHARLES WHITE Executed for the Murder of Sir John Dinely Goodere, Bart., at the Hot Wells, Bristol, 20th of April, 1741

Charles White
1741

Crime: murder

Location: —

David John
1741

Crime: burglary

Location: —

Henry Elcock guilty of a burglary. No reprieve traced.

Thomas Trapps
1741

Crime: burglary

Location: —

William Jones and Solomon Cornett guilty of a burglary in the dwelling house of Edward Brown in the parish of Ribbesford on 31st January 1741: stealing therefrom 2 pounds of Hog’s lard (valued at 1/-) and an iron spit…

William Jones
1741

Crime: burglary

Location: —

William Jones and Solomon Cornett guilty of a burglary in the dwelling house of Edward Brown in the parish of Ribbesford on 31st January 1741: stealing therefrom 2 pounds of Hog’s lard (valued at 1/-) and an iron spit…

Solomon Cornett
1741

Crime: burglary

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Richard Taylor guilty of breaking into the dwelling house of John Prire (?) in the parish of St John Bedwardine on 11th April 1741; and stealing therefrom 2 hempen shirts (valued at 5/-), a flaxen shirt (valued at 1/-),…

Richard Taylor
1741

Crime: house breaking

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Samuel Carly
1741

Crime: horse stealing

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Robert Yealland
1741

Crime: stealing sheep

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Thomas Dodd
1741

Crime: stealing

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John Nott
1741

Crime: stealing

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Abraham Mead
1741

Crime: murder

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John Harris
1741

Crime: stealing

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Edward Chapman
1741

Crime: highway robbery

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James Hart
1741

Crime: highway robbery

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James Hart

Thomas Harbolt
1741

Crime: stealing

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Thomas Harbolt

Tuesday, 21 July 1741 opposite the gaol, outside Half Moon Inn (the gaoler’s house)

Charles Cox
1741

Crime: highway robbery

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Tuesday, 21 July 1741 at Gallows Hill

Luke Humphries
1741

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

Tuesday, 21 July 1741 at Gallows Hill

Theophilus Dean
1741

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

Tuesday, 21 July 1741 at Gallows Hill

James Smith
1741

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

Saturday, 25 July 1741 (Northampton Mercury)

John Goodes
1741

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

Saturday 25 July 1741 (St Mary’s Burial Register)

James Appleton
1741

Crime: unknown

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Saturday 25 July 1741 (St Mary’s Burial Register)

William Evans
1741

Crime: unknown

Location: —

Saturday 25 July 1741 (St Mary’s Burial Register)

Benjamin George
1741

Crime: unknown

Location: —

Richard Baker guilty of a burglary

Richard Baker
1741

Crime: burglary

Location: —

Thomas Fuller
1741

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

Friday, 31 July 1741

Nimpus Fuller
1741

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

Friday, 31 July 1741

Saturday, 1 August 1741 (Ipswich Journal) Isaac West guilty of the murder of his wife.

Isaac West
1741

Crime: murder

Location: —

James Hanson
1741

Crime: burglary

Location: —

John Walls guilty of breaking into the dwelling house of William Knight; and stealing therefrom 50/- in money and other goods.

John Walls
1741

Crime: house breaking

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Peter Battle guilty of stealing 12 ewes (valued at 48/-), the property of Thomas Hassell

Peter Battle
1741

Crime: stealing sheep

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Sarah Holcombe guilty of the murder of her male bastard.

Sarah Holcombe
1741

Crime: murder

Location: —

Henry Crack guilty of a burglary

Henry Crack
1741

Crime: burglary

Location: —

Philip Dean found guilty on an indictment for the highway robbery of William Watson in the parish of Eastergate on 14th July 1741: robbing him of 2 gold guineas and 5/9 in money numbered.

Philip Dean
1741

Crime: highway robbery

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Robert Bowler
1741

Crime: unknown

Location: —

Friday, 7 August 1741

John Flaw
1741

Crime: forgery

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John Flaw

Joseph Berton (or Bouton) guilty of highway robbery of John Hornby in the parish of Knaresborough on 27th May 1741: robbing him of 20/-.

Joseph Berton
1741

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

Moses Jacob guilty of breaking into the dwelling house of William Hubble: stealing therefrom 63½ guineas and other goods. No reprieve traced

Moses Jacob
1741

Crime: house breaking

Location: —

James Woodbourn
1741

Crime: horse stealing

Location: —

JAMES HALL Hanged for Petit-Treason, in the Murder of his Master.

James Hall
1741

Crime: petty larceny

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HENRY COOK Notorious Horse-Stealer and Highwayman, executed at Tyburn, 16th of December, 1741

Henry Cook
1741

Crime: horse stealing

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