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Folios 102-103. Judges of the Special Commission in Carlisle, Lord Chief Baron Parker,...

Catalogue reference: SP 36/87/2/102

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This record is about the Folios 102-103. Judges of the Special Commission in Carlisle, Lord Chief Baron Parker,... dating from 1746 Sept 22 in the series Secretaries of State: State Papers Domestic, George II. It is held at The National Archives, Kew.

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SP 36/87/2/102
Date
1746 Sept 22
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Folios 102-103. Judges of the Special Commission in Carlisle, Lord Chief Baron Parker, Cha [Charles] Clarke, T Burnett, and J Denison, to the Duke of Newcastle, summarising results of cases heard so far. They praise the conduct of the High Sheriff [Charles] Pattinson, as well as the Grand and Petite juries. Two cases are highlighted: Charles Douglas, alias Lord Mordington; and Robert Taylor [late shoemaker of Edinburgh]. Dated at Carlisle [Cumberland]. Enclosing:

Folios 104-105. Lists of convicted prisoners convicted at trial, grouped under those 'most guilty', others 'seen in arms', and those for whom mercy is recommended. Names: Thomas Koppock [Coppock]; John Macnaughthon; James Brand; Donald MacDonald of Ternadreish; John Henderson; James Ancram; Hugh Cameron; William Home, aged 14; Thomas Hayes; Edward Roper; Stephen Fitzgerald; Michael Dillard; James Forbes; Richard Morrison; Alexander Lawson; Molyneaux Eaton; William Winstabley; George Hartley, aged 19; Richard Browne; William Cooke; William Hargrave; John Hartley; John MacNell; Hugh Roy, aged 17; Robert Tinsley; George Waring; Mathew Waring; James Chaddock; Simon Lugtoun; James Miller; William Lackey; John Koppock; Thomas Harvey; Thomas Turner of Bury; Thomas Turner of Walcot; Lewis Barton; John Small; William Gray; Robert Wright; John Radcliff; Patrick Stuart.

Folios 106-107. List of prisoners due to be sentenced on 22 September. Names: Thomas Coppock; John Macnaughton; Donald Macdonald of Ternadrish; John Henderson; James Innes; James Ancram; Hugh Cameron; David Home; William Home; Robert Randal; Ronald Macdonald; Alexander Anderson; Robert Maxwell; Philip Hunt; James Campbell; Edward Roper; Stephen Fitzgerald; Michael Dellard; James Forbes; Richard Morrison; Alexander Hutchinson; Andrew Johnston.

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Former department reference
Folios 295-300
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Open Document, Open Description
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