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Thomas Cleary
1758

Crime: house breaking

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Thomas Cleary

Saturday, 11 March 1758 Mount Pleasant. Oakham (Kentish Post)

Edward Bate
1758

Crime: highway robbery

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Saturday, 18 March 1758 (Kentish Post)

James Pookey
1758

Crime: murder

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Jacob Rogers and Thomas Lee guilty of the highway robbery of Stephen Maton: robbing him of a silver watch (valued at £5) and other goods. Dieted 16 days before execution

Jacob Rogers
1758

Crime: highway robbery

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Jacob Rogers and Thomas Lee guilty of the highway robbery of Stephen Maton: robbing him of a silver watch (valued at £5) and other goods. Dieted 16 days before execution

Thomas Lee
1758

Crime: highway robbery

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Monday, 20 March 1758 (Western Flying Post)

Thomas Smale
1758

Crime: murder

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William Hardiman
1758

Crime: highway robbery

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Monday, 20 March 1758

Henry Smith guilty of the murder of his wife, Jane, by poisoning her with yellow arsenic mixed with apple and whey, at Pipehill Lane, Draycott in the Clay in the parish of Hanbury on 28th August 1757.

Henry Smith
1758

Crime: murder

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Wednesday, 29 March 1758 (Derby Mercury)

Robert Wilson
1758

Crime: highway robbery

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Thomas Fane
1758

Crime: stealing sheep

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Abraham Perry
1758

Crime: house breaking

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Jacob Cranfield
1758

Crime: highway robbery

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Reuben Russell
1758

Crime: stealing sheep

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George Leman
1758

Crime: highway robbery

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Stephen Sapper
1758

Crime: highway robbery

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James Pearce
1758

Crime: stealing

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Christopher Perkin
1758

Crime: house breaking

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Samuel Dennis
1758

Crime: burglary

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Henry Johnson
1758

Crime: house breaking

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Friday, 31 March 1758 (Quarter Sessions papers)

John Bly
1758

Crime: stealing sheep

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Thomas Pearce
1758

Crime: house breaking

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Friday, 31 March 1758 (Quarter Sessions papers)

John Polly
1758

Crime: highway robbery

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William Huish
1758

Crime: house breaking

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Richard Edwards
1758

Crime: house breaking

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Isaac Hodgson. I have not been able to find the indictment of the Hodgsons. It may well be misfiled

Isaac Hodgson
1758

Crime: unknown

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Morgan Miles and John Cheeter guilty of the murder of Elizabeth Cooper Execution ordered for 3rd April in Court record: reported as ordered for 4th April in Western Flying Post. Bath Journal has executed Monday.

Morgan Miles
1758

Crime: murder

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Morgan Miles and John Cheeter guilty of the murder of Elizabeth Cooper Execution ordered for 3rd April in Court record: reported as ordered for 4th April in Western Flying Post. Bath Journal has executed Monday.

John Cheeter
1758

Crime: murder

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WILLIAM PAGE A Gentleman of the Road who drove in a Phaeton and Pair, and after many Adventures was executed for Highway Robbery on 6th of April, 1758

William Page
1758

Crime: highway robbery

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John Slayler guilty of the highway robbery of Joseph King

John Slayler
1758

Crime: robbery

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George Palmer guilty of breaking into the dwelling house of Ann Poole; and stealing therefrom 6 pairs of worsted stockings and other goods and money.

George Palmer
1758

Crime: house breaking

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William Spratt guilty of being found at large in the Kingdom before expiry of term for which he had been transported.

William Spratt
1758

Crime: return from transportation

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Jacob Ward guilty of stealing a silver watch (valued at 3 guineas) and other goods in the dwelling house of George Marshall.

Jacob Ward
1758

Crime: stealing

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JAMES WHITE AND WALTER WHITE Brothers who were executed at Kennington Common, 19th of April, 1758, for Robbery with Violence

James White
1758

Crime: robbery

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JAMES WHITE AND WALTER WHITE Brothers who were executed at Kennington Common, 19th of April, 1758, for Robbery with Violence

Walter White
1758

Crime: robbery

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Coventry Wednesday, 19 April 1758 John Rew for a robbery in a dwelling house.

John Rew
1758

Crime: robbery in a dwelling house

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James White and Walter White found guilty on an indictment for breaking into the dwelling house of Thomas Winson in the parish of Cranleigh on 23rd December 1757; and stealing therefrom a spring purse (valued at 6d), 4…

James White
1758

Crime: house breaking

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James White and Walter White found guilty on an indictment for breaking into the dwelling house of Thomas Winson in the parish of Cranleigh on 23rd December 1757; and stealing therefrom a spring purse (valued at 6d), 4…

Walter White
1758

Crime: house breaking

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Ambrose Towler
1758

Crime: house breaking

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Wednesday, 26 April 1758

Richard Pritchard David
1758

Crime: mutiny

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May 1758

John Rowland
1758

Crime: mutiny

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May 1758

George Berry, a tailor, guilty of the highway robbery of Anthony Batty in the parish of Aysgarth on 8th November 1757; and stealing from him 10 pecks f oatmeal (valued at 13/4), 3 pecks of wheatmeal (valued at 3/-) and…

George Berry
1758

Crime: highway robbery

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Robert Cole guilty of High treason

Robert Cole
1758

Crime: high treason

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Margaret Dryden
1758

Crime: murder

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Wednesday, 3 May 1758

VAUGHAN, Richard Wm.
1758

Crime: unknown

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First forger of Bank of England Notes

Monday, 17 July 1758 (Kentish Post)

John Cole
1758

Crime: murder

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Murder of her female bastard

Ann Jordan
1758

Crime: murder

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Wednesday, 26 July 1758 (Derby Mercury) John Hall for the murder of William Proudman by stabbing him to death.

John Hall
1758

Crime: murder

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John Noyse and John Weak guilty aiding and abetting in the murder of Thomas Cole, dragoon, by shooting him, in the parish of Middleton on 8th November 1757, so that he died the following day. They were ordered to be…

John Noyse
1758

Crime: unknown

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John Noyse and John Weak guilty aiding and abetting in the murder of Thomas Cole, dragoon, by shooting him, in the parish of Middleton on 8th November 1757, so that he died the following day. They were ordered to be…

John Weak
1758

Crime: unknown

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Friday, 28 July 1758 (Northampton Mercury)

Walter Allen
1758

Crime: arson

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Friday, 28 July 1758 (Northampton Mercury)

Joseph Hitchcock
1758

Crime: arson

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Richard Roper and Nicholas Bulger guilty of breaking into the dwelling house of Jonathan Fortune; and stealing therefrom 5 gold rings (valued at £5) and £25 in money numbered. Dieted 16 days before execution.

Richard Roper
1758

Crime: house breaking

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Richard Roper and Nicholas Bulger guilty of breaking into the dwelling house of Jonathan Fortune; and stealing therefrom 5 gold rings (valued at £5) and £25 in money numbered. Dieted 16 days before execution.

Nicholas Bulger
1758

Crime: house breaking

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Monday, 7 August 1758 - Town Moor, Newcastle (Newcastle Journal)

Alice Williamson
1758

Crime: burglary

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Thomas Cripps found guilty on an indictment for breaking into the dwelling house of William Brown the elder in the parish of Cobham on 3rd May 1758; and stealing therefrom a watch (valued at 30/-), a pair of leather…

Thomas Cripps
1758

Crime: house breaking

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Monday, 14 August 1758 (Manchester Magazine)

William Harrison
1758

Crime: murder

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John Hobbs
1758

Crime: murder

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Thursday, 24 August 1758

John Hughes
1758

Crime: murder

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Monday, 28 August 1758

John Price
1758

Crime: stealing

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Friday, 8 September 1758

William Saunders
1758

Crime: stealing

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Friday, 8 September 1758