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NORMAN ROSS A footman, executed at Edinburgh, January 8, 1751, for murdering his mistress

Norman Ross
1751

Crime: murder

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Richard Butler
1751

Crime: forgery

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RICHARD BUTLER

WILLIAM PARSONS, ESQ. Eldest Son of a Baronet, who became a Swindler and Highway Robber, and was executed for returning from Transportation, 11th of February, 1751

William Parsons
1751

Crime: highway robbery

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Edward Eatall
1751

Crime: horse stealing

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Edward Eatall

Benjamin Brown
1751

Crime: highway robbery

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Benjamin Brown

Friday, 22 March 1751 (Quarter Sessions papers)

John Fahors
1751

Crime: burglary

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Friday, 22 March 1751 (Quarter Sessions papers)

John Freeman
1751

Crime: highway robbery

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George Hussey
1751

Crime: Highway robbery

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Highway robbery

Walter Prior
1751

Crime: highway robbery

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Joseph Watson
1751

Crime: arson

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Richard Sloper
1751

Crime: murder

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John Jones
1751

Crime: return from transportation

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Anthony Craddock guilty of being privately stealing a saddle cloth (valued at 2/-), a bridle (valued at 6/-), a surcingle (valued at 2/-) in the stable of Joston Humfray in the parish of Oldswinford on 30th May 1749.

Anthony Craddock
1751

Crime: stealing

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William Macrolly guilty of the murder of Daniel Smith, by stabbing him in the left side with a knife, in the parish of Tardebigge on 31st December 1750.

William Macrolly
1751

Crime: murder

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John Gailer
1751

Crime: unknown

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John Williams
1751

Crime: highway robbery

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John King
1751

Crime: highway robbery

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William Searls
1751

Crime: highway robbery

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William Turner
1751

Crime: highway robbery

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Thomas Moor guilty of stealing a black mare (value £5), the property of William Stephenson, in Leeds on 4th September 1750.

Thomas Moor
1751

Crime: horse stealing

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John Kempsall guilty of stealing a black gelding, the property of Thomas Berkett. Executed

John Kempsall
1751

Crime: horse stealing

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John Pope
1751

Crime: murder

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Lent 1751

Robert Hanford
1751

Crime: burglary

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Lent 1751

William Furze guilty of a burglary into the dwelling house of Francis Hurditch: stealing therefrom a cloth coat (valued at 15/-). No reprieve raced. Probably hanged.

William Furze
1751

Crime: burglary

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Elizabeth Lewes found guilty on an indictment for the murder of her male bastard whom she strangled at birth in the parish of Pulborough on 24th February 1751. She was executed.

Elizabeth Lewes
1751

Crime: murder

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Thomas Davis guilty of the highway robbery of Mary Pennell in the parish of Burford on 24th December 1750: robbing her of a basket (valued at 6d) and £3 in money numbered.

Thomas Davis
1751

Crime: highway robbery

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James Dunn guilty of a breaking into the dwelling house of Edmund West (or Wace) at Botesdale with intent to murder

James Dunn
1751

Crime: house breaking

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William Cann
1751

Crime: highway robbery

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Wednesday, 10 April 1751

Wednesday, 17 April 1751 (circa ?) Carmarthen town execution

Joseph Jenkins
1751

Crime: murder

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THOMAS COLLEY Executed 24th of April, 1751, for the Murder of People who were reputed to be possessed of Witchcraft

Thomas Colley
1751

Crime: murder

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Joseph Chambers found guilty on an indictment for the highway robbery of Sir Thomas Hawkey in the parish of St George the Martyr, Southwark on 4th February 1751: robbing him of a gold watch (valued at £20), 2 gold…

Joseph Chambers
1751

Crime: highway robbery

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Robert Cheeseman found guilty on an indictment for the highway robbery of John Langley in the parish of Esher on 4th November 1750: robbing him of a gold Moidore (value 27/-) and 5/- in money numbered.

Robert Cheeseman
1751

Crime: highway robbery

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Peter Matthews found guilty on an indictment for the murder of Ann Carter, by stabbing her with a knife, in the parish of Croydon on 1st January 1751. Presumably respited.

Peter Matthews
1751

Crime: murder

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Evan Thomas
1751

Crime: murder

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Thursday, 2 May 1751

THOMAS QUIN, JOSEPH DOWDELL, AND THOMAS TALBOT

Thomas Quin
1751

Crime: robbery

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THOMAS QUIN, JOSEPH DOWDELL, AND THOMAS TALBOT

Joseph Dowdell
1751

Crime: robbery

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THOMAS QUIN, JOSEPH DOWDELL, AND THOMAS TALBOT

Thomas Talbot
1751

Crime: robbery

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Henry Isart
1751

Crime: horse stealing

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1751 Summer assizes

Samuel W Burgoyne
1751

Crime: Horse theft

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Horse theft

John Daw found guilty on an indictment for a burglary in the dwelling house of John Stace in the parish of Heathfield on 25th December 1750: stealing therefrom 1 Portuguese gold coin (value 36/-), a gold Moidore (value…

John Daw
1751

Crime: burglary

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Jancos Lombard and John Baricos guilty of the rape of Mary Isill, spinster. Both executed. Probably hanged.

Jancos Lombard
1751

Crime: rape

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Jancos Lombard and John Baricos guilty of the rape of Mary Isill, spinster. Both executed. Probably hanged.

John Baricos
1751

Crime: rape

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Saturday, 3 August 1751 (Execution ordered for 3/8 - Cambridge Journal)

Thomas Wilson
1751

Crime: highway robbery

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James Bryan
1751

Crime: stealing

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James Bryan

Robert Clarke guilty of breaking into the dwelling house of Edmund West (or Wace) at Botesdale with intent to murder.

Robert Clarke
1751

Crime: house breaking

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Thomas Brock, John Cunningham and Francis Mahew guilty of breaking into the dwelling house of Richard Ward at Blakenham in November 1748: stealing therefrom a watch and other goods.

Thomas Brock
1751

Crime: house breaking

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Thomas Brock, John Cunningham and Francis Mahew guilty of breaking into the dwelling house of Richard Ward at Blakenham in November 1748: stealing therefrom a watch and other goods.

John Cunningham
1751

Crime: house breaking

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Thomas Brock, John Cunningham and Francis Mahew guilty of breaking into the dwelling house of Richard Ward at Blakenham in November 1748: stealing therefrom a watch and other goods.

Francis Mahew
1751

Crime: house breaking

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Friday, 9 Aug 1751 (Derby Mercury) (LDB)

Thomas Skegg
1751

Crime: highway robbery

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William Donkan (alias Alexander) guilty of breaking into the house of Christopher Thornton with intent to steal therefrom in the parish of Saint John, (Beverley, York or Halifax) on 30th May 1751.

William Donkan
1751

Crime: house breaking

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John Smith for the highway robbery of Thomas and Ann Oscraft

John Smith
1751

Crime: highway robbery

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Joseph Millner for robbing Captain Deane of Wilford in his own ground of 2 gold guineas, 20 shillings in silver and several halfpennies.

Joseph Millner
1751

Crime: robbery

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Joshua Warren
1751

Crime: highway robbery

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Friday, 16 August 1751

Anthony Hoggett
1751

Crime: highway robbery

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Friday, 16 August 1751

John Ives
1751

Crime: murder

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Friday, 16 August 1751

Wednesday, 21 August 1751 - Town Moor, Newcastle (Newcastle Journal)

Richard Brown
1751

Crime: murder

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Friday, 23 August 1751 (Quarter Sessions papers)

Edward Harrott
1751

Crime: highway robbery

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Saturday, 24 August 1751 (various Newgate Calendars)

Thomas Colley
1751

Crime: murder

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JAMES WELCH AND THOMAS JONES Executed on Kennington Common, 6th of September, 1751, for Murder.

James Welch
1751

Crime: murder

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JAMES WELCH AND THOMAS JONES Executed on Kennington Common, 6th of September, 1751, for Murder.

Thomas Jones
1751

Crime: murder

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MATHIAS KEYS Executed on Kennington Common, 6th of September, 1751, for Highway Robbery

Mathias Keys
1751

Crime: highway robbery

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Henry Bryant found guilty on an indictment for the highway robbery of William Bates in the parish of Battersea on 16th June 1751: robbing him of a watch (valued at £5), a hat (valued at 5/-) and 4d in money numbered.

Henry Bryant
1751

Crime: highway robbery

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Mathias Keys found guilty on an indictment for the highway robbery of David Turner in the parish of Camberwell on 8th March 1751: robbing him of a silver watch (valued at £3), a steel chain (valued at 4/-), a seal…

Mathias Keys
1751

Crime: highway robbery

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James Welch and Thomas Jones, both of St Saviour, Southwark, found guilty on an indictment for the murder Sarah Green, widow in the parish of St Mary Newington. Welch was charged that on 23rd July he assaulted Sarah…

James Welch
1751

Crime: murder

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James Welch and Thomas Jones, both of St Saviour, Southwark, found guilty on an indictment for the murder Sarah Green, widow in the parish of St Mary Newington. Welch was charged that on 23rd July he assaulted Sarah…

Thomas Jones
1751

Crime: murder

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WILLIAM BAKER A City Merchant, executed at Tyburn, 31st of December, 1751, for forging an East India Warrant in order to avoid Bankruptcy

William Baker
1751

Crime: forgery

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