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Geo Steward
1788

Crime: mutiny

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Th Johnson
1788

Crime: piracy

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Jn Ross
1788

Crime: piracy

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Jn Thompson
1788

Crime: piracy

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Thursday, 6 March 1788 (Northampton Mercury)

Nicholas Day
1788

Crime: murder

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William Smith guilty of the murder of his wife, Mary, by beating her with his hands and feet, in the parish of St Peter, Droitwich on 9th September 1787.

William Smith
1788

Crime: murder

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Richard Rook, of Birmingham, guilty of the murder of Thomas Ashcroft, by striking him with his hands and feet, in the parish of Wolverley on 25th December 1787.

Richard Rook
1788

Crime: murder

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John Wilson
1788

Crime: murder

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Friday, 14 March 1788 J

Joseph Wakefield
1788

Crime: murder

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Thursday, 20 March 1788

Henry Sell guilty of the murder of Elizabeth Clark

Henry Sell
1788

Crime: murder

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George Bennett
1788

Crime: horse stealing

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William Mitchison Hardy
1788

Crime: horse stealing

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John Smith
1788

Crime: robbery

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Francis Acred
1788

Crime: horse stealing

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Thomas Grundy
1788

Crime: murder

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Saturday, 22 March 1788

Thomas Ford guilty of a burglary in the dwelling house of William Grape in the parish of St Alban, Worcester on 28th August 1787: stealing therefrom a watch with outside and inside cases of gold (valued at £8) and a…

Thomas Ford
1788

Crime: burglary

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John Thomas and William Weston guilty of a burglary in the dwelling house of Mary Dench, widow, in the parish of Longdon on 3rd January 1788: stealing therefrom a silver half crown piece.

John Thomas
1788

Crime: burglary

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John Thomas and William Weston guilty of a burglary in the dwelling house of Mary Dench, widow, in the parish of Longdon on 3rd January 1788: stealing therefrom a silver half crown piece.

William Weston
1788

Crime: burglary

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Saturday, 22 March 1788 (Reading Mercury) Thomas Rider indicted for stealing in the dwelling house of of Thomas Daley in the parish of Bisham on 21st July 1787; and stealing therefrom a pair of shoes (valued at 2/-), a…

Thomas Rider
1788

Crime: Stole in dwelling house

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Saturday, 22 March 1788 (Reading Mercury) Richard Holloway (aged 40) indicted for stealing a grey gelding (valued at ?10), the property of Henry Smith, in the parish of White Waltham on 19th November 1787.

Richard Holloway
1788

Crime: Horse theft

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John Bateman
1788

Crime: stealing sheep

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Saturday, 22 March 1788

Charles Sainsbury guilty of a burglary in the dwelling house of James Amyatt in the parish of Millbrook on 15th January 1788 with intent to steal.

Charles Sainsbury
1788

Crime: burglary

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William White (otherwise Merret) guilty of stealing a black gelding (valued at £3), the property of James Cooper in the parish of Fyfield on 13th January 1788.

William White
1788

Crime: horse stealing

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Saturday, 22 March 1788 (Northampton Mercury)

Joseph Smart
1788

Crime: horse stealing

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Charles Smith
1788

Crime: horse stealing

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Monday, 24 March 1788

William Smith
1788

Crime: murder

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John Richards
1788

Crime: murder

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William Salter
1788

Crime: murder

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Peter Salter
1788

Crime: murder

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Daniel Goslin
1788

Crime: murder

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John Davis (otherwise Hodgetts), aged 25, guilty of stealing a horse, the property of

John Davis
1788

Crime: horse stealing

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James Townsend guilty of breaking into the dwelling house

James Townsend
1788

Crime: house breaking

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Saturday, 29 March 1788 (Cambridge Chronicle) James Mitchell, aged 27, guilty of the highway robbery of David Coxall in the parish of ; robbing him of 12 gold guineas and some silver money. Mitchell was buried at…

James Mitchell
1788

Crime: highway robbery

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Saturday, 29 March 1788 (Cambridge Chronicle) John Smith, aged 19, with William Horsford, aged 17 (reprieved), guilty of breaking into the dwelling house of in the parish of Gamlingay. Smith was buried at Chesterton on…

John Smith
1788

Crime: house breaking

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Richard Boyden, aged 21, guilty of a burglary in the dwelling house of John Lee in the parish of Cheswardine on 10th December 1787: stealing therefrom 2 silk handkerchiefs (valued at 3/-), a pair of leather breeches…

Richard Boyden
1788

Crime: burglary

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Charles Higley, aged 52, guilty of stealing a black gelding (valued at £15), the property of Ellis Jones, in the parish of Oswestry on 7th February 1788.

Charles Higley
1788

Crime: horse stealing

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Saturday, 31 March 1788 Liverpool (Manchester Magazine)

Patrick Burne
1788

Crime: robbery

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John Silvester Dowling
1788

Crime: robbery

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Saturday, 31 March 1788 Liverpool (Manchester Magazine)

George Stock, aged 21, found guilty on an indictment for stealing a chestnut mare (valued at £20), the property of James Chambers, in the parish of Walton-on-Thames on 12th October 1787.

George Stock
1788

Crime: horse stealing

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John Chear, aged 26, found guilty on an indictment for stealing 1 black gelding (valued at £15) and 1 other gelding (valued at £20), the property of Richard Martin, in the parish of Walton-on-Thames on 6th November 1787.

John Chear
1788

Crime: horse stealing

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John Gray found guilty on an indictment for a burglary in the dwelling house of James Waldron in the parish of St George the Martyr, Southwark on 5th February 1788: stealing therefrom a linen cloth bag (valued at 18d),…

John Gray
1788

Crime: burglary

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John Davis
1788

Crime: horse stealing

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Lent 1788

Jonathan Letts
1788

Crime: house breaking

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Lent 1788

William Griffith
1788

Crime: house breaking

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1788

Friday, 4 April 1788 (Exeter Flying Post)

Peter Loosemore
1788

Crime: stealing

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Richard Young
1788

Crime: highway robbery

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Saturday, 5 April 1788

John Jacob guilty of the theft of a horse

John Jacob
1788

Crime: horse stealing

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Richard Greenwood guilty of a burglary in the dwelling house of Mr Peckover at Grimstone

Richard Greenwood
1788

Crime: burglary

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Joseph Pulleyn and Elijah Pulleyn guilty of the highway robbery of Elizabeth Corbett, spinster, in the parish of Moor Monkton, in the County of the City of York, on 24th November 1787: robbing her of white linen…

Joseph Pulleyn
1788

Crime: highway robbery

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Joseph Pulleyn and Elijah Pulleyn guilty of the highway robbery of Elizabeth Corbett, spinster, in the parish of Moor Monkton, in the County of the City of York, on 24th November 1787: robbing her of white linen…

Elijah Pulleyn
1788

Crime: highway robbery

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David Lord and Thomas Greenwood guilty of a burglary in the dwelling house of John Knowles in the parish of Halifax on 30th January 1788: stealing therefrom 400 weight of yarn (valued at £100), the property of James and…

David Lord
1788

Crime: burglary

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David Lord and Thomas Greenwood guilty of a burglary in the dwelling house of John Knowles in the parish of Halifax on 30th January 1788: stealing therefrom 400 weight of yarn (valued at £100), the property of James and…

Thomas Greenwood
1788

Crime: burglary

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Catherine Savage guilty of a burglary in the dwelling house of Stephen Ridsdale in the parish of Welton on 7th October 1787; stealing therefrom a cloth coat with yellow metal buttons (valued at 10/-), a pair of corded…

Catherine Savage
1788

Crime: burglary

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James Ashroth and John Eastwood guilty of stealing 1 ewe (valued at 8/-), the property of Thomas Waller, in the parish of Thornhill on 7th October 1787.

James Ashroth
1788

Crime: stealing sheep

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James Ashroth and John Eastwood guilty of stealing 1 ewe (valued at 8/-), the property of Thomas Waller, in the parish of Thornhill on 7th October 1787.

John Eastwood
1788

Crime: stealing sheep

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John Lewis guilty of stealing a mare (value at £6), the property of Martin Beer in the parish of Holford n 26th October 1787.

John Lewis
1788

Crime: horse stealing

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Samuel Yeandell (aged 30) guilty of being an accessory before the fact of a burglary in the dwelling house of Sir William Rea in the parish of Taunton, St James on 8th February 1787. After execution his body was hanged…

Samuel Yeandell
1788

Crime: unknown

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Jenkin Jones
1788

Crime: murder

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Monday, 14 April 1788

John Hawkes for a highway robbery

John Hawkes
1788

Crime: highway robbery

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Joseph Huckwill for a highway robbery

Joseph Huckwill
1788

Crime: highway robbery

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William Turrell for privately stealing from the person (pick pocketing).

William Turrell
1788

Crime: stealing

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Philip David
1788

Crime: horse stealing

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Thursday, 24 April 1788

John Llwarch
1788

Crime: stealing

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Wednesday, 30 April 1788

Thomas Hogg
1788

Crime: highway robbery

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Friday, 18 July 1788

Thomas Castleman
1788

Crime: horse stealing

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Thomas Castleman

James Merrill guilty of breaking into the dwelling house of Thomas Jones in the parish of Lower Areley on 15th November 1787: stealing therefrom a great coat (valued at 40/-), 2 cloth coats (valued at 60/-), 4…

James Merrill
1788

Crime: house breaking

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Brian M'Mahon for the murder of William Whitmore

Brian MMahon
1788

Crime: murder

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Saturday, 26 July 1788 Castle Ditches, a city execution.

Timothy Hardy
1788

Crime: murder

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William Still found guilty on an indictment for stealing a gelding (valued at £3), the property of Henry Ford, in the parish of Henfirld on 2nd April 1788: and a mare (valued at £3), the property of George Earle, in the…

William Still
1788

Crime: horse stealing

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John McFarley found guilty on an indictment for a burglary in the dwelling house of Francis Okins in the parish of St Mary Newington on 23rd April 1788: stealing therefrom 1 yard of Irish linen cloth (valed at 2/-), a…

John McFarley
1788

Crime: burglary

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William Browne found guilty on an indictment for a burglary in the dwelling house of John Clear the parish of Leatherhead on 28th March 1788: stealing therefrom a bag (valued at 1d), 1 gold guinea, 2 half-crowns and 1…

William Browne
1788

Crime: burglary

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August 1788 probably at Bodmin

James Kitto
1788

Crime: house breaking

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Wednesday, 6 August 1788 - Morpeth (Newcastle Courant)

Robert Winter
1788

Crime: horse stealing

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Wednesday, 6 August 1788 - Morpeth (Newcastle Courant)

John Winter
1788

Crime: horse stealing

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John Smith for a highway robbery

John Smith
1788

Crime: highway robbery

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William Giles for High Treason: coining

William Giles
1788

Crime: coining

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William Bullock, aged 40, guilty of breaking into the dwelling house of John Ashwood in the parish of Broseley on 1st June 1788; and stealing therefrom 5 pairs of leather breeches (valued at £4), 7 pairs of woollen…

William Bullock
1788

Crime: house breaking

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William Emmanuel
1788

Crime: murder

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Saturday, 9 August 1788

Jeremiah Mead guilty of a burglary in the dwelling house of John Westlake in the parish of Otheryt on 23rd July 1787: stealing therefrom 2 silver tablespoons and other goods (valued at £1.10.6d).

Jeremiah Mead
1788

Crime: burglary

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Bartholomew Harman guilty of the highway robbery of Stephen Paul in the parish of West Monkton on 9th July 1788: robbing him of a silver watch and other goods and money (valued at £14.10.10d).

Bartholomew Harman
1788

Crime: highway robbery

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William Ensell guilty of stealing a mare (valued at 10 guineas), the property of Jonathan Sheffield, in the parish of Congresbury on 7th April 1788.

William Ensell
1788

Crime: horse stealing

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Saturday 16 August 1788 Low Sands, Carlisle (Cumberland Packet)

John Johnston
1788

Crime: burglary

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Saturday 16 August 1788 Low Sands, Carlisle (Cumberland Packet)

John Mitchell
1788

Crime: burglary

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John Clements
1788

Crime: house breaking

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John Clements