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Thomas Horn
1760

Crime: horse stealing

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Trial Thursday 17 Jan 1760
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Edward Smith
1760

Crime: murder

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Edward Smith guilty of the murder of Samuel Lund on 22nd November 1757. Lund was attacked in the streets of York with a sword and received a wound in his belly near the short ribs of which he died on 25th November. A…
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John Cardinal
1760

Crime: unknown

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Monday, 17 March 1760 (Kentish Post)
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Jacob Morton
1760

Crime: unknown

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Monday, 17 March 1760 (Kentish Post)
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John Vaughan
1760

Crime: Highway robbery

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Saturday, 22 March 1760 (Bath Journal) John Vaughan indicted for the highway robbery of Thomas Simmons in the parish of Sunning on 9th February 1760: robbing him o f 14 gold guineas, a gold half guinea and 7/- in money…
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Edward Hingston
1760

Crime: murder

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Monday, 24 March 1760 (Western Flying Post)
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Henry Rawlins
1760

Crime: arson

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Henry Rawlins
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John Webb
1760

Crime: murder

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John Webb for the murder of Elizabeth Masters.
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Thomas Sculthorpe
1760

Crime: highway robbery

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Monday, 7 April 1760 Mount Pleasant. Oakham (Leicester Journal)
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Edward Kennedy
1760

Crime: house breaking

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Friday, 11 April 1760 (Western Flying Post)
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Thomas Kersey
1760

Crime: highway robbery

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Thomas Kersey guilty of the highway robbery of John Parker.
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Francis Roper
1760

Crime: murder

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Tuesday, 15 April 1760
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John Bulbeck
1760

Crime: forgery

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John Bulbeck found guilty on an indictment for forging and publishing a receipt for £42.1.3d, with intent to defraud Messrs. William Poarsons & Co., in the parish of Westbourne on 13th June 1759.
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Thomas Kerby
1760

Crime: murder

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Thomas Kerby guilty of the murder of Samuel Bolton, by beating him on the head with a bludgeon and then strangling him in a rope noose, in the parish of Shifnal on 22nd February 1760.
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Edward Robinson
1760

Crime: stealing

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Edward Robinson guilty of stealing 14 wethers (valued at £4), the property of Richard Corfield, and 2 wethers (valued at 12/-), the property of John Mansell, in the parish of Bridgnorth on 23rd May 1759. His execution…
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Robert Tilling
1760

Crime: robbery

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ROBERT TILLING Executed at Tyburn, 28th of April, 1760 for robbing his Master
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Laurence Shirley
1760

Crime: murder

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Laurence Shirley, 4th Earl Ferrers was executed at Tyburn for the murder of a servant. He is the only peer to have been hanged for murder.
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Laurence Earl Ferrers
1760

Crime: murder

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LAURENCE, EARL FERRERS Executed at Tyburn, 5th of May, 1760, for the Murder of his Steward, after a Trial before his Peers
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FERRERS, Earl
1760

Crime: unknown

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Murder of his steward
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Francois Lafond
1760

Crime: highway robbery

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Monday, 19 May 1760 probably at Bodmin
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Antoine Dureau
1760

Crime: highway robbery

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Monday, 19 May 1760 probably at Bodmin
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John Marchant
1760

Crime: murder

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John Marchant guilty of the murder of his wife, Elizabeth
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Francis Griffin
1760

Crime: stealing

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Friday, 1 August 1760 (Northampton Mercury)
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William Mortimore
1760

Crime: stealing

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Friday, 1 August 1760 (Northampton Mercury)
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William Goslin
1760

Crime: murder

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William Goslin guilty of the murder of Susannah Linton, spinster in the parish of St Peter the Great, Worcester on 31st March 1760.
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Charles Killenback
1760

Crime: burglary

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Friday, 8 August 1760
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Patrick MCarty
1760

Crime: murder

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PATRICK M'CARTY Executed at the bottom of Bow Street, Covent Garden, Westminster, 24th of October, 1760, for Murder
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John Tune
1760

Crime: piracy

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HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY
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