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John Cowie
1804

Crime: unknown

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Thursday 19th January John Cowie Murder of wife Edinburgh
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Mathuselah Spalding
1804

Crime: Sodomy

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London & Middlesex
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Ann Hurle
1804

Crime: Forgery

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London & Middlesex
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Ann Hurle
1804

Crime: forgery

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ANN HURLE Executed before Newgate, 8th of February, 1804, for Forgery, at the Age of Twenty-two
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Elizabeth Carter
1804

Crime: Murder

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Hampshire
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John Grubby
1804

Crime: Murder William Harben

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Hampshire
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Jonathan Harben
1804

Crime: Accessory to above

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Hampshire
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Elizabeth Caesar
1804

Crime: murder

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Elizabeth Caesar guilty of the murder of her female bastard, striking, beating and dashing it to the ground, in the parish of Heckfield on 7th February 1803.
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John Gubby
1804

Crime: murder

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John Gubby (otherwise John Gooby, otherwise John Goby) guilty of the murder of William Harben, by striking him with a stick, in the parish of Christchurch on 2nd December 1803. Jonathan Harben guilty of feloniously,…
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Jonathan Harben
1804

Crime: unknown

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John Gubby (otherwise John Gooby, otherwise John Goby) guilty of the murder of William Harben, by striking him with a stick, in the parish of Christchurch on 2nd December 1803. Jonathan Harben guilty of feloniously,…
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Elizabeth Laughan
1804

Crime: Murder bastard child

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Essex
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Thomas Smith
1804

Crime: Murder Ann Clarke

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Dorset
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Elizabeth Larghan
1804

Crime: murder

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Monday, 19 March 1804
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Joseph Saunders
1804

Crime: Burglary

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Gloucestershire
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Richard Carter
1804

Crime: Horse theft

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Hampshire Richard Carter guilty of stealing a gelding (valued at £5) and 2 mares (valued at £10), the property of William Baxell, in the parish of Sherfield English on 3rd February 1804.
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Thomas Bishop
1804

Crime: Horse theft

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Wiltshire
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James Longley
1804

Crime: Burglary

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Kent
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Joseph Hickens
1804

Crime: Burglary

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Kent
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William Miles
1804

Crime: Burglary

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Kent
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Stephen Price
1804

Crime: Sheep theft

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Herefordshire
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David Rose
1804

Crime: Bestiality

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Surrey
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Hugh Evans
1804

Crime: Cutting & attempted murder Eliz. Palmer

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Surrey
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William Marsh
1804

Crime: Ox Stealing

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Wiltshire
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William Bacon
1804

Crime: Ox Stealing

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Wiltshire
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John Tolly
1804

Crime: horse stealing

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Friday, 6 April 1804
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Richard Booth
1804

Crime: Horse theft

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Derbyshire Richard Booth (40) and John Tolly for the theft of 2 black horses, the property of Mr Bayliss of Rothwood
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John Parker
1804

Crime: Horse theft

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Derbyshire
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Henry Hunt
1804

Crime: Horse theft

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Devonshire
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John Simpson
1804

Crime: Forgery

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Staffordshire
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Lionel Lee
1804

Crime: Burglary

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Suffolk
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Joseph Walker
1804

Crime: highway robbery

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Joseph Walker guilty of the highway robbery of Thomas Potts in the parish of Gate Tineford (?) on 10th January 1804: robbing him of 2 Five Guinea Notes..
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William Dowden
1804

Crime: Highway robbery

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Somersetshire
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William Needs
1804

Crime: Highway robbery

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Somersetshire
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James Chadwick
1804

Crime: Burglary

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Lancashire
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Henry Baker
1804

Crime: Burglary

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Lancashire
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Joseph Brown
1804

Crime: Highway robbery

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Lancashire
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John Morris
1804

Crime: horse stealing

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Carmarthenshire
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Providence Hansard (f)
1804

Crime: Forgery

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London & Middlesex
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Joseph Jackson
1804

Crime: Forgery

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London & Middlesex
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Thomas Bucknell
1804

Crime: Uttering

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London & Middlesex
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James Coombes
1804

Crime: Horse theft

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Hampshire
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Jonathan Ellis
1804

Crime: rape

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Jonathan Ellis guilty of the rape of Elizabeth Widdison, spinster, in the parish of Mexborough on 5th February 1804
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Thomas Kennedy
1804

Crime: Burglary

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Thomas Kennedy found guilty on an indictment for a burglary in the dwelling house of William Martin in the parish of Icklesham on 2nd May 1804: stealing therefrom a watch (valued at £2), a key (valued at 1d), a pocket…
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Francis Caines
1804

Crime: Horse theft

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Somersetshire
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Henry Warne
1804

Crime: Horse theft

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Somersetshire
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John Manners
1804

Crime: Burglary

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Somersetshire
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John Ogilvy
1804

Crime: forgery

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Saturday, 8 September 1804 (Lancaster Gazette)
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Thomas Smith
1804

Crime: forgery

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Saturday, 8 September 1804 (Lancaster Gazette)
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John Bradshaw McGee
1804

Crime: forgery

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John Bradshaw McGee guilty of forging £1 Bank of England notes in Wigan on 25th May 1804.
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Thomas Boadle
1804

Crime: forgery

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Thomas Boadle and James Bridge guilty of forging £1 Bank of England notes in Rochdale on 25th May 1804.
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James Bridge
1804

Crime: forgery

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Thomas Boadle and James Bridge guilty of forging £1 Bank of England notes in Rochdale on 25th May 1804.
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John Ogilvey
1804

Crime: Forgery

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Lancashire
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Thomas Smith
1804

Crime: Forgery

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Lancashire
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John M'Gee
1804

Crime: Forgery

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Lancashire
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Thomas Bradle
1804

Crime: Forgery

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Lancashire
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James Bridge
1804

Crime: Forgery

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Lancashire
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Charles Fuller
1804

Crime: Burglary

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Somersetshire
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Duncan MArthur
1804

Crime: unknown

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Wednesday 31st October Duncan M’Arthur Murder of wife Crinan Canal
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Robert Aslett
1804

Crime: embezzling

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ROBERT ASLETT Assistant Cashier of the Bank of England. Condemned to Death for embezzling Exchequer Bills to a Large Amount, entrusted to his Charge, and respited during his Majesty's Pleasure, 18th of November, 1804
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Thomas Webb
1804

Crime: Horse theft

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London & Middlesex
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Robert Prentice
1804

Crime: Horse theft

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London & Middlesex
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Joseph Lloyd
1804

Crime: Forgery

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London & Middlesex
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