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Friday, 23 March 1750 (Northampton Mercury)

Gabriel Tomkins
1750

Crime: highway robbery

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Arthur Davis
1750

Crime: horse stealing

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Lent 1750

John Squire
1750

Crime: horse stealing

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1750 Lent assizes

John Phillips
1750

Crime: burglary

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1750 Lent assizes

Friday, 16 March 1750 (Quarter Sessions papers)

Benjamin Doddingham
1750

Crime: highway robbery

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Friday, 16 March 1750 (Quarter Sessions papers)

John Parrott
1750

Crime: highway robbery

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Friday, 23 March 1750 (Quarter Sessions papers)

Peter Moses
1750

Crime: highway robbery

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Friday, 23 March 1750 (Quarter Sessions papers)

Patrick Kelly
1750

Crime: highway robbery

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Thomas Wakelin
1750

Crime: highway robbery

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Friday, 23 March 1750

John Tiplady guilty of stealing a black gelding, the property of James Harrison, in the parish of Darrington on 20th January 1750

John Tiplady
1750

Crime: horse stealing

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Abraham Stott gulty of stealing 6 ewes (value 48/-), 3 wethers (value 15/-), 5 ewe lambs (value (20/-) and 5 wether lambs (value 15/-), the property of Mark Hattersley, in the parish of Pannal on 16th December 1749.

Abraham Stott
1750

Crime: stealing sheep

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Joseph Garbutt guilty of stealing 1 wether (value 8/-) and 1 ewe (value 6/-), the property of Robert Hall, in the parish of Tadcaster on 25th December 1749.

Joseph Garbutt
1750

Crime: stealing

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death sentence was passed but nothing further is known i.e. no reprieve traced, no date set for execution and no execution reported.

Ellis Thomas
1750

Crime: horse stealing

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John Shelton found guilty on an indictment for the highway robbery of William Jackson in the parish of Croydon on 10th February 1750: robbing him of a silver watch (valued at 40/-), a hat (valued at7/6), a tobacco box…

John Shelton
1750

Crime: highway robbery

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Benjamin Neale found guilty on an indictment for a burglary in the dwelling house of Frances Ashburn, widow, in the parish of Farnham on 4th October 1749: stealing therefrom a Promissory Note for £40 and an East India…

Benjamin Neale
1750

Crime: burglary

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Christopher Jameson
1750

Crime: murder

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1750

Thomas Carey (commonly called or known by the name of Lame Jockey) found guilty on an indictment for aiding and abetting the murder of Thomas Carswell by George Kingsmere who shot him in the right side of his body, in…

Thomas Carey
1750

Crime: unknown

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William England found guilty on an indictment for robbing Mary, the wife of John Chart in his dwelling house in the parish of Ifield on 1st March 1750: robbing her of 2 gold rings (valued at 20/-) and 14/- in money…

William England
1750

Crime: robbery

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John Jeffrey (otherwise John Goopy, otherwise John Venice) found guilty on an indictment for the highway robbery of William Banister in the parish of Peasmarsh on 14th February 1750: robbing him of 26/- in money…

John Jeffrey
1750

Crime: highway robbery

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Patrick Maccany found guilty on an indictment for stealing a hankerchief (valued at 1/-), a gold Luidore (valued at 18/-), 2 gold Moidores (each with a value of 27/-), a Portuguese gold coin (value 36/-) and 9 guineas,…

Patrick Maccany
1750

Crime: stealing

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Monday, 2 April 1750 (Western Flying Post)

James Smith
1750

Crime: house breaking

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John Walker guilty of the highway robbery of Mary, wife of William Howse in the parish of Bix (?) on 14th February 1750: robbing her of 7/- in money numbered.

John Walker
1750

Crime: highway robbery

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Thomas Martin guilty of the highway robbery of James Eass near Ipswich

Thomas Martin
1750

Crime: highway robbery

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Friday, 6 April 1750 (Kentish Post)

Thomas Nunn
1750

Crime: highway robbery

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Friday, 6 April 1750 (Kentish Post)

John Hall
1750

Crime: highway robbery

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Benjamin Barker
1750

Crime: highway robbery

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April 1750

Edward Murphy
1750

Crime: burglary

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John Lenard
1750

Crime: high treason

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Elizabeth Packard
1750

Crime: murder

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Suzan Phillips
1750

Crime: murder

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William Priest (otherwise Peter Brown) for being found at large in the Kingdom before expiry of the term for which he had been transported.

William Priest
1750

Crime: return from transportation

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John Perryman and Thomas Roach guilty of a riot in pulling down the dwelling house of Stephen White.

John Perryman
1750

Crime: rioting

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John Perryman and Thomas Roach guilty of a riot in pulling down the dwelling house of Stephen White.

Thomas Roach
1750

Crime: rioting

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John Wells
1750

Crime: Housebreaking

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Housebreaking

Heelinge Yardley guilty of the murder of his wife, Sarah, by striking and kicking her, in the parish of Walsall on 24th February 1750. Ordered for execution on 21st April. No reprieve traced.

Heelinge Yardley
1750

Crime: murder

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Samuel John
1750

Crime: burglary

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Saturday, 19 May 1750

William Kemp guilty of the murder of William May. No reprieve traced

William Kemp
1750

Crime: murder

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Edward Coggin guilty of a burglary in the dwelling house of John Cock: stealing therefrom a feather bed and other goods.

Edward Coggin
1750

Crime: burglary

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MARGARET HARVEY Executed for Privately Stealing

Margaret Harvey
1750

Crime: stealing

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John Spicer
1750

Crime: murder

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Mary Farthing
1750

Crime: murder

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Mary Farthing
1750

Crime: highway robbery

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William Smith
1750

Crime: highway robbery

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Isaac Adrian (otherwise John Blew, otherwise Little Blew) found guilty on an indictment for aiding and abetting the murder of Michael Ball by shooting him in the right side of his belly, in the parish of Goring on 14th…

Isaac Adrian
1750

Crime: unknown

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Patrick Tobin found guilty on an indictment for the highway robbery of John Goater in the parish of Chidham on 27th July 1750: robbing him of an oak stick (valued at 2d), a silver watch (valued at £3), a silk watch…

Patrick Tobin
1750

Crime: highway robbery

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James Knight
1750

Crime: Horse theft

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Horse theft

John Horridge
1750

Crime: Burglary

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Burglary

John Lavendar for maliciously setting fire to the dwelling house of John Brooksby.

John Lavendar
1750

Crime: arson

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Joseph Dobbs for a burglary. Athough execution reported in the Northampton Mercury a Reprieve dated 25.2.51 also exists.

Joseph Dobbs
1750

Crime: burglary

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JAMES COOPER Executed for murder, August 26th, 1750

James Cooper
1750

Crime: murder

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Monday, 27 August 1750 (Newcastle Journal)

James MFidum
1750

Crime: highway robbery

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James Cooper found guilty on an indictment for the murder of Robert Saxby, by shooting him in the right side of his body, in the parish of Croydon on 17th March 1750: he was also found guilty on an indictment for the…

James Cooper
1750

Crime: murder

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Jasper Vincent and Charles Lewis found guilty on an indictment for the highway robbery of John Honeychurch in the parish of St John, Southwark on 5th August 1750: robbing him of a watch (valued at £3), a crystal seal…

Jasper Vincent
1750

Crime: highway robbery

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Jasper Vincent and Charles Lewis found guilty on an indictment for the highway robbery of John Honeychurch in the parish of St John, Southwark on 5th August 1750: robbing him of a watch (valued at £3), a crystal seal…

Charles Lewis
1750

Crime: highway robbery

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John Roney (otherwise Rowney) found guilty on an indictment for the highway robbery of Richard Hazlewood (the same charge as for Rena and Dobbins, hanged 12th April 1749, except that the hat is now valued at 5/-)

John Roney
1750

Crime: highway robbery

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Saturday, 1 September 1750 Castle Ditches, a city execution

Thomas Clarke
1750

Crime: murder

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James Rogers guilty of the murder of his wife, Hannah, by beating her with a stick. No reprieve traced. Probably hanged.

James Rogers
1750

Crime: murder

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Toby Gill guilty of the murder of Ann Blackmore at Walberswick. Afetr execution his body was hanged in chains at Blythburgh.

Toby Gill
1750

Crime: murder

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Saturday, 22 September 1750 (Adams (Weekly) Chester Courant (ACC))

Garratt Delaney
1750

Crime: murder

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Saturday, 22 September 1750 (Adams (Weekly) Chester Courant (ACC))

Edward Johnson
1750

Crime: murder

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Wednesday, 26 September 1750

John Barchan
1750

Crime: murder

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James MacLaine, 'The Gentleman Highwayman', was hanged at Tyburn, London

James MacLaine
1750

Crime: highway robbery

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JAMES MACLANE Called "The Gentleman Highwayman." Executed at Tyburn, 3rd of October, 1750, for Highway Robbery

James Maclane
1750

Crime: highway robbery

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William Smith
1750

Crime: forgery

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WILLIAM SMITH

AMY HUTCHINSON Executed at Ely, 7th of November, 1750, for Petit Treason, in the Murder of her Husband

Amy Hutchinson
1750

Crime: petty treason

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JOHN VICARS Executed at Ely, 7th of November, 1750, for the Murder of his Wife, after first witnessing the Strangling of a Woman for murdering her Husband

John Vicars
1750

Crime: murder

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John Carr
1750

Crime: forgery

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JOHN CARR

WILLIAM RILEY A young Soldier, whose Zeal for Sport led to a Murder, for which he was executed at Tyburn in 1750

William Riley
1750

Crime: murder

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GEORGE ANDERSON ALIAS JOHN EVERETT Who picked Pockets at Newgate, became a Highwayman, and was executed for stealing Ribbons, 31st December, 1750

George Anderson
1750

Crime: stealing

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