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Ralph Smith
1792

Crime: murder

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Friday, 16 Mar 1792

Saturday, 17 March 1792 (Manchester Magazine)

Robert Pilkington
1792

Crime: murder

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Sarah Shenton, aged 18, guilty of the murder of her male bastard to which she gave birth and whose throat she then immediately cut, in the parish of Albrighton on 30th September 1791.

Sarah Shenton
1792

Crime: murder

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Edward Skott (otherwise Skirt) guilty of with 30 other persons whose names are unknown on 17th July 1791 unlawfully, riotously and tumultuously did assemble together to the disturbance of the public peace and being so…

Edward Skott
1792

Crime: rioting

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Thomas Smith
1792

Crime: highway robbery

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Jane Cross
1792

Crime: highway robbery

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John Cocking
1792

Crime: stealing sheep

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James Read
1792

Crime: house breaking

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William Anthony
1792

Crime: murder

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Saturday, 24 March 1792

John Shaw guilty of a forgery of a £10 Chichester Bank Note of Charlecut, Drew and Co.

John Shaw
1792

Crime: forgery

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Joseph Tapp
1792

Crime: highway robbery

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Monday, 26 March 1792

Roger Benstead guilty of the murder of Thomas Briggs. After execution his body was hanged in chains on Undly Common near Lakenheath.

Roger Benstead
1792

Crime: murder

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Elizabeth Elliott guilty of the murder of Mary Walker, by beating her with her hands and a stone, in the parish of Aysgarth on 24th September 1791.

Elizabeth Elliott
1792

Crime: murder

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Maurice Turner
1792

Crime: burglary

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Maurice Turner

John Price
1792

Crime: highway robbery

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John Price

Charles Stevens
1792

Crime: burglary

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Charles Stevens

Saturday, 31 March 1792 (Cambridge Chronicle) Jeremiah Archer, aged 18, guilty of the deliberate arson of a haulm stack in the parish of Shudy Camps. Archer was buried at Shudy Camps (aged 17) on 3rd April 1792.

Jeremiah Archer
1792

Crime: arson

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Thomas Miles guilt of stealing 2 black geldings (valued at £60), the property of Richard Sedding in the parish of Thames Ditton on 19th November 1791; and 1 gelding (valued at £20), the property of Robert Rengard in the…

Thomas Miles
1792

Crime: horse stealing

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John Hudson found guilty on an indictment for robbing Benjamin Treacher of a warrant for payment of £80 in his dwelling house in the parish of St Olave, Southwark on 23rd September 1790. Executed.

John Hudson
1792

Crime: robbery

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Job Bawden (aged 32) guilty of the murder of Elizabeth, wife of Francis Bawden.

Job Bawden
1792

Crime: murder

Location: —

Saturday, 7 April 1792 (Manchester Magazine)

Thomas Flemming
1792

Crime: highway robbery

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Thomas Easthope guilty of stealing 2 letters addressed to Mrs Hartley, St Ann’s Square, Manchester and another letter from the Post Office at Colne in the parish of Whalley on 14th October 1791.

Thomas Easthope
1792

Crime: stealing

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William Tremlett
1792

Crime: house breaking

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John Ebden
1792

Crime: stealing

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James Fullerton
1792

Crime: highway robbery

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William Butler
1792

Crime: highway robbery

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William Cuddiver
1792

Crime: stealing

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John Benjamin
1792

Crime: murder

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Friday, 13 April 1792

Spence Broughton guilty of the highway robbery of George Bosley in the parish of Rotherham on 29th January 1791: robbing him of a leather portmanteau (valued at £2) and a leather bag (valued at 1/-), the property of the…

Spence Broughton
1792

Crime: highway robbery

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John Lucas and Thomas Stearman were, according to the Assizes Calendar indicted for a burglary in the dwelling house of John Mundell in the parish of New Malton on 17th November 1791: stealing therefrom, among other…

John Lucas
1792

Crime: burglary

Location: —

John Lucas and Thomas Stearman were, according to the Assizes Calendar indicted for a burglary in the dwelling house of John Mundell in the parish of New Malton on 17th November 1791: stealing therefrom, among other…

Thomas Stearman
1792

Crime: burglary

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Joseph Brearley, aged 30, guilty of a burglary in the dwelling house of Ann Booth in the parish of Cleckheaton on 10th January 1792: stealing therefrom a brown cloth coat (valued at 7/6), a pair of thick set breeches…

Joseph Brearley
1792

Crime: burglary

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Thomas Crawshaw, aged 42, guilty of stealing 4½ yards of printed ribbon (valued at 18/-), a blue silk cloak (valued at 20/-), a silk hat (valued at 2/-), a muslin apron (valued at 1/-), a muslin handkerchief (valued at…

Thomas Crawshaw
1792

Crime: stealing

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William Pears, Richard Pearson and James Wright for the highway robbery of Samuel Breedon

William Pears
1792

Crime: highway robbery

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William Pears, Richard Pearson and James Wright for the highway robbery of Samuel Breedon

Richard Pearson
1792

Crime: highway robbery

Location: —

William Pears, Richard Pearson and James Wright for the highway robbery of Samuel Breedon

James Wright
1792

Crime: highway robbery

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Luke Parker
1792

Crime: stealing

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Luke Parker for theft

Benjamin Phillips for housebreaking

Benjamin Phillips
1792

Crime: house breaking

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George Hindmarsh
1792

Crime: murder

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HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY

Ch Berry
1792

Crime: mutiny

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HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY

Jn Slacke
1792

Crime: mutiny

Location: —

HIGH COURT OF ADMIRALTY

James Harding
1792

Crime: murder

Location: —

Murder of his son

Edward Pine
1792

Crime: murder

Location: —

Murder of his wife, Ann

JOSEPH LORRISON Known among Thieves as "Jumping Joe." Executed on Kennington Common, 8th of August, 1792, for Robbery on the Highway

Joseph Lorrison
1792

Crime: highway robbery

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Friday, 10 August 1792 (Western Flying Post)

Matthew Gillingham
1792

Crime: burglary

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Friday, 10 August 1792 (Western Flying Post)

Peter Primmer
1792

Crime: burglary

Location: —

Friday, 10 August 1792 (Western Flying Post)

Richard Strickland
1792

Crime: burglary

Location: —

Friday, 10 August 1792 - Westgate, Newcastle (Newcastle Courant)

William Winter
1792

Crime: murder

Location: —

Friday, 10 August 1792 - Westgate, Newcastle (Newcastle Courant)

Jane Clarke
1792

Crime: murder

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Friday, 10 August 1792 - Westgate, Newcastle (Newcastle Courant)

Eleanor Clarke
1792

Crime: murder

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Saturday, 11 August 1792 (Cambridge Chronicle - to be executed today Sat 11 August) Edward Coarse guilty of the rape of Sarah Ellis the younger in the parish of Barrington on 6th June 1792. In her deposition she said…

Edward Coarse
1792

Crime: rape

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Thomas Taylor, aged 28, guilty of a burglary in the dwelling house of Samuel Tart in the parish of Leighton on 4th June 1792: stealing therefrom 7 yards of linen cloth called Huckaback (valued at 20/-) and 5 yardsof…

Thomas Taylor
1792

Crime: burglary

Location: —

Wednesday, 22 August 1792 - Morpeth (Newcastle Courant)

Christopher Taylor
1792

Crime: arson

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Silvanus Broadwater guilty of stealing a bay mare (valued at £20), the property of John Holbart, in the parish of Haltwistle on 15th September 1791.

Silvanus Broadwater
1792

Crime: horse stealing

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Joseph Marshall guilty of stealing a bay mare (valued at £10), the property of Ralph Newbiggin, in the parish of Haltwistle on 15th September 1791

Joseph Marshall
1792

Crime: horse stealing

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Joseph Lorrison and John Nutcher found guilty on an indictment for the highway robbery of James Dixon in the parish of Morden on 5th April 1792: robbing him of a silver watch (valued at 40/-), 1 counterfeit sixpence…

Joseph Lorrison
1792

Crime: highway robbery

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Joseph Lorrison and John Nutcher found guilty on an indictment for the highway robbery of James Dixon in the parish of Morden on 5th April 1792: robbing him of a silver watch (valued at 40/-), 1 counterfeit sixpence…

John Nutcher
1792

Crime: highway robbery

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Philip George found guilty on an indictment for the highway robbery of Henry Meriton in the parish of St Mary Magdalen, Bermondsey 29th July 1792: robbing him of a watch (valued at 40/-) and 4/8 in money numbered.

Philip George
1792

Crime: highway robbery

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Joseph Newman (aged 36) guilty of a burglary in the dwelling house of Joseph Billings, draper, in the parish of St Mary Magdalen, Taunton on 23rd May 1792: stealing therefrom 2 yards of silk (called silk patch work) and…

Joseph Newman
1792

Crime: burglary

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Saturday 1 September 1792 (Cumberland Packet)

James Dunn
1792

Crime: horse stealing

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Daniel Ryan for the burglary of Mr Payton

Daniel Ryan
1792

Crime: burglary

Location: —

Saturday, 15 September 1792 (Manchester Magazine)

James Thompson
1792

Crime: horse stealing

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Monday, 17 September 1792 (Burial Register, St Mary’s, Carlisle)

James Welsh
1792

Crime: horse stealing

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