Memoranda of convictions, general

Q/PC2

This index is arranged in the following order

Date Name, parish and occupation of offender, Crime Other details

53/B/195

22 January 1834

[printed form]

Thomas and James Symonds

Assaulting Richard Nash and damaging the door of his house at Dymock

Rev J Higgins, JP and R Webb, JP at Ledbury, Magistrates for Herefordshire and Gloucestershire.

Fined 17/- and 13/- costs, or one calendar month in Littledean House of Correction. Fines paid.

Crime committed 5 January 1834.

53/B/196

5 March 1834

[printed form]

Hannah Hodges

Wilfully damaging a hedge and palings in the garden and premises of John Williams at Kempley

Rev J Higgins, JP at Ledbury.

Fined 6d damages and 7/6 costs, or one calendar month in Littledean House of Correction. Fine not paid - imprisoned.

Crime committed 28 January 1834

53/B/197

1 March 1834

George Thomas, beer and cyder retailer of the White Bear, Thornbury

Selling cyder between 10 am and 1 pm on a Sunday

Robert John Charleton, DD, JP and William Davies, DD, JP at a Petty Sessions for Thornbury Division.

Second offence.

Fined £5 and 7/- costs.

Crime committed Sunday 23 February 1834

53/B/198

7 December 1833

George Thomas, beer and cyder retailer of the White Bear, Thornbury

Allowing cyder to be consumed on his premises between 10 pm and 4 am

W Davies, DD, JP and Rev M F T Stephens, JP at a Petty Sessions held for Thornbury Division.

First offence.

Fined 40/- and 5/- costs.

Crime committed 18 November 1833

53/B/199

21 January 1834

Thomas Newport of Eastleach Turville, beer retailer

Keeping his house open for the sale and consumption of beer after 10 pm

R W Price, JP and Rev Edward Leigh Bennett, JP at a Petty Sessions for Bibury Division.

Second offence.

Fined £5 and 10/- costs.

Crime committed Monday 16 December 1833

53/B/200

6 August 1833

Thomas Newport of Eastleach Turville, beer retailer

Keeping open his premises for the sale and consumption of beer after 10 pm

J R Barker, JP and Rev W Price, JP at a Petty Sessions for Bibury Division.

First offence.

Fined 40/- and 5/- costs.

Crime committed Monday 1 July 1833

53/B/201

21 January 1834

John Green of Arlington, Bibury, beer retailer

Keeping his house open for the sale and consumption of beer at 4 pm on a Sunday

Rev T Pettat, JP and Rev E L Bennett, JP at a Petty Sessions for Bibury Division.

First offence.

Fined 40/- and 5/- costs.

Crime committed Sunday 8 December 1833

53/B/202

3 March 1834

George Hinton, victualler of the Ship Inn, Cirencester

Allowing drunkenness and other disorderly behaviour on his premises

Rev H A Pye, JP and Rev H Cripps, JP.

First offence.

Fined 15/- and 5/- costs.

Crime committed 11 February 1834

53/B/203

3 March 1834

George Evans, victualler of the Pack Horse Inn, Cirencester

Allowing an illegal card game, All Fours, to be played in his premises and failing to maintain good order

Rev H A Pye, JP and Rev H Cripps, JP.

First offence.

Fined 15/- and 5/- costs.

Crime committed 14 February 1834

53/B/204

14 January 1834

Thomas Bruton of Uley, labourer

Leaving his wife and children chargeable to the parish

B C Browne, JP at Uley.

Hard labour for six weeks in Horsley House of Correction.

Crime committed 4 December 1833

53/B/205

7 February 1834

Daniel Ford of Uley, beer retailer

Allowing unlawful games and gaming in his house

P B Purnell, JP and Rev James Harley Dunsford, JP at a Petty Sessions for the Upper Division of Berkeley.

First offence.

Fined 40/- and 3/6 costs.

Crime committed Friday 31 January 1834