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ESSEX QUARlUilBEFttltB rJ, DiSNEY^ESiQ.v;VA’Ts;,vi7r;i:£rAi -■rfge.Offence.•rrrrRefusing v find sureties for assault Stealing copper boiler Stealing !? :.» \ ••-..■• .-x-i,':. ■ f Stenting 2 land-ditching spades. • Riot end assault •Disturbing meeting congregafcips Bastardy 1 7 ■ . • ’ “'Stealing'eom-sack 3 pepke parley Riot and assaultBastatdy ,• ,■AssaultDittoDitto ■Stealing ;via!it-cap pair stockings Assault'.Disturbing meeting congregation BastardyEmbezzling money Stealing canvas bag, Us. 6d., key Stealing linen, oil-salve, soap, See, SamsStealing tame rabbits Assault .Stealing woodBastardy . I ■ .•Assault on her husband Stealing fowls Stealing flour and cox tails AssaisitStealing a donkey Refusing to find sureties AssaultAssault on a constable .Assault ■Disturbing congregationBastardySameStealing a sheet•»Vat: of sureties to keep the peace BurglaryLotLing ia the open air Bastardy Riot and assault Disturbing congregation SameStealing a donkey Bastardy Same Same Same Same Same SameAssault on a constable AssaultDisturbing congregation Stealing woodChelmsford VDMarlow at : i.;,,Writtle.... Bobbingworth Weal,Ham . ,Dagenbam Latirigdoh p '•Where. cdmmitSei,. :' PriticMtiK .Greenatead West Han*Thaxled Heybridge j Ditto DittoGreat Buratead Waltham Holy Crosa Dagenham St.OsytkSusannahMartra JafoesFrior;, . -R. Robertaoni Esq, James Dorriagtba Jplin Wright John Smith, as;!.others Parish 6f LstchlngdOn William, Francis ; -t John Wright Parish of ThaxtedChelmsfordSameparnhairsSameBroxteflGreat WalthamRoydoc Little Canfield Langford HalstedElix. Kirk ham, and Sam. RobinsonFanny SmithJohn,Smith,And othersParish of St. OsythJames MtyhevrJobo LuckingSata.WekrilT,Wm.Baker,otliera Same •'• • .Thom.'Warman,otherwise Halden George. Edwards Thomas Lennard Parish, Great WalthamFnrnbam Great Warley Fariilmm Halsted Springfield - hingdon Waltham Holy CrossRobert.Izard .John Clapton Sarah Everitt;John Chaplin Elizabeth Lenny George Edwards William Burrows George Edward*Abraham Hay, and others Parish of Springfield Parish of Lutclungdoh William Araent :Ann, his wife Francis GatesSentedee..'18 ^.leudaf mdnthsi harr’ labor, Cpnvict GaoL ,• / 11.Disshai^edAy^rocl'ntnation. ■;A■' .’7T -?:y««ri'tra®sis0rtation, ■•■i No hill,. ' '• ; ;7'Discharsed'hefdre comirif into court, ■.Discharged, having indemnified the parish.3 calendaf months, Convict Gaol. . !'No Bill. - '.to. .to.TTT ;Discharged i haring found sure tie*.3 ms. Coavret Gaol, fined Is., find sureties For 12 ms.', lid. labor Same. ......Same. [lendar months hard labor.6 calendar months, hard labor, for lit. indictment'; 2nd, 12 call days, Barking H. of Corr,, his o«a recog, in SY.for6 months Discharged before coming into courtOn baih . .12 calendar months. Convict Gaol, hard labor.Discharged by proclamation. 'Acquitted. , L ' . ”7 years’ trsnsportation. [privately and severely whipped.3 weeks, hard labor, and at the end of the 1st. fortnight to be4 calendar moDtbs, Convict Gaol.6 calendar months, ditto, bardlabor. -liischargcd, having mairied.2 calendar months. Common Gaol.12 ditto, Convict Qaol, hard labor.7 years’ transportation.3 weeks in gaol.6 calendar months’ hard labor, and once privately whipped.No prosecution.2 calendar months, Convict Gaol.2 ditto. Common Gaol,2 ditto, Convict Gaol.Acquitted on her own recognisance to keep the peace for 6 months.Parish at Great Waitham John Wright i Abraham May and others SameJohn Chaplin Parish of Laindon Parish of Messing Parish of. Great Buratead Parish of Chrishall Parish of East Ham Parish of Higls Ongar Parish of Mistley Mr. Warwicker Edward Knowles Abraham May and othersContisued.Continued.Fined 51. and diseh Discharged before Discharged on he 17 days, Convict GoQUARTER SESSIONS.ommenced at the Moot-hall, on lay, Esq. mayor, G. W. Kelly, ith, F. T. Alieli, Edward Clay, idqrs. justices. After the pre-tlirough,, stood indicted for haring, on the mill and premises of Byam r Michael, iHUc-end, 1 sack of Church conducted . the prose-wifricsse's ; —-hir, B. Hewes :. Michael,'Mile-Und.; on last past 9 o’clock; I locked up my lour, 2. of which were marked xmt half-past 5 o’clock on the ormed me toy mill had been reeded and discovered 1 sack of i stolen therefrom. 1 obtained a f the prisoner, and was accom--m;tce, and R. Seaman, a con-nce in Horkesley.—Cross-ex-tr found in the-field near pri-o his bouse, corresponded with tin the flour is mine.—Robert y, the 5th inst. Mr B. Hewes roken open, and a sack of flour the sack to me; we then ob-tompnmed by C. Harvey, the tin; prisoner’s premises; on he prisoner’s bouse, I gat over the side as far as the gate j 1 , and followed the track about it-into the turnips, and, on proturnips,! discovered the sack, and traced the footsteps back ras some flour, in direction of t into the prisoner's house, ;.nd f flour, which corresponded in found in the turnip-field ; in and apprehended him; he ob-■fieid- where the flour was, but ;e shoes now produced : took'divers pieces of false and counterfeit moneys.—John Cooper, of Colchester, silversmith, proved that.thecoin produced was lalse and counterfeit, the metal of which they were composed being principally brass, and rubbed with amalgam of mercury.—John llland, sergeant-at-mace, and George Cant, ope of the constables, produced the base coin uttered by the prisoners. Guilty— 6 months in the borough gaol, and to find-sureties for 6 monthsBenjamin GUI siias Green was convicted of stealing a pail, {lie property of Matthew White, of. North-street, blacksmith— 14 days’ ifnprisontnent,'ftnd once privately wjsipped.* AUDACIOUS ROBBERY.The following successful case of. barefaced robbery cannot easily be surpassed. Last week an honest farmer, from, the eastern part of the county of Essex, attended With some slock to dispose of at Romford market. In the course of the day he met with a person who claimed his acquaintance, and mentioned circumstances that convinced the farmer they _ must have often met before. The farmer sold his beasts, retired with his old acquaintance to a public-bouse, where they drank freely, and they both proceeded on horseback towards Chelmsford. Onthe road, however, they stopped to bait their horses, and bad more to drink, until tfie farmer was ■ too much inebriated toproceed further that night. They slept in a double-bedded room, and, early in the morning, the farmer being still asleep, bia friend dressed himself in -his clothes, in the packets of which his money was deposited, paid the expenses of the night, proreeded to the stable, and was ready to mount the farmei’s horse, worth 40 guineas, leaving his awn old horse and clothes with the liirr.iCT in lieu. Just as he was leaving the house, the farmer awoke, and finding hia^ quondam friend and his own clothes and money gone, he got hastily up, puton the clothes left for him, and came down stairs in time to prevent, ms he thought, the escape of his old acquaintance The knave faced himTjoldiy t-efore the landlord and servants, dressed and mounted as we have described, and succeeded in convincing them that the farmer was an impos-I tor;'this was the easier dnne, as the parties were strangers in i the house. The villain even proposed that they should ride toge-I ther to Chelmsford, when his identity could be proved by many 1 respectable persons, .As mailers -rod. the farmer agreed to j this arrangement, and mounted the rogue’s old horse. They, i had not nroceeded far when the farmer's palfrey became so lame,neither of which Tindal, the elder, 1 years since, at a s Essex (where, 1 h born) j and at an Essex, where 1 ha quick in his iearnir cult to understand rise at Moulsbam too large for his Chelmsford, and h tinued until withi cannot tell, tier do is so. generally rea county, 1 have no i to speak facts, will miltject, I should i fui spme of your r sight, that it was a would have lost its for the authenticity very sorry for, it man of business w CUeimsford, ApiMANb Mr, Editor,—In staling to be from in shiic place, and r ridiculous nonsens Two years back a appeared in the Mt many palpable fals table parishioner,. been again agitatee was nothing for to the last Easter parishioners liarit your corresponde again be one, reni neither you, nor n an objection to tl together, parlicula3 months, Convict Gaoli Jfinement.14 days, Convict Gaol, once whipped, and kept in solitary con-No bill.Transmitted to the Assizes. - -21 days ip the Convict Gaol, and adjudged a yogne and vagabond. Continued. , .. . . .. ' : -No bill . • • ' . • ..Acquitted on her own recognisance to keep the pence for Rmonths.S, ( :.C.fi.calendai months,Continued.Discharged.Continued,Escaped from custtrV ESSEX AND COLCHESTER HOSPITAL—. In-patienta—admitted 6 ( discharged 6 granPhysician ditto i-DW, Macleati^satwon ditto ! —CKaplaid I Rev, V- Torriano,* BIRTHS ■9lb,-at Castle-hill, near Ayr; lady of Rev, i Rsctorof lAycr Marney, Essex, of a son.12th, at tVcaterham, Kent, Mrs. C. Thompson, o 12th, at.Brighton, iady of W. Ryrcs.Esu. of.l of * *90. , ... A.; jy..17th, Mrs.Z.'Faync, of.Colchester, of adanghtti 14th, l»5iydf W. Swaine, Esq. ofPriltlewell Ham :4th; at.tlie Rectory, Stopleburst, lady of Rer^ 'J buckle, of a daughter, r ... ■MARRrAGES. ...17th, Mr, Lord, of Bentuick et. Manchester-Hoiumejer, of Leytonstone, Essex.12ih, at MHrybon, Lieut. E. Bodges, to Mrs, C. 717th, at Colcitcster, Mr. J. Walter, to Miss Fehn 10th, at Stratford, Mr. F.JSsraes, to Miss S. S. i 15th, Mr. A. B. Barnes, of Chelsea, to Bnsaans, Mr. Cremer, of Chei.nBford.■ Lately, at Long Island, Mr. J. Anderson, to M While toasts their lovely graces spread, And fops around them flutter,.- I’ll be content with Anna Bread,■ And*won’t have any but her.9th, at Burton-on-Trent, Rev, H, Robinson, of G to Margaret Ann, daughter of the late J, Clay, Esq.lOtli, at Bartlow, Lieut.-Colonel F, Le Biv c, to eianghter of the late T» Portef . Esb. of Dover.At Chatham—12th, Mr. T, Hopweod, to Mrs. 1 13th, Mr. T. Stone, lo Miss F. S. Fallman.12th, at St. Lawrence, isle of Thanel, W. Nort Upper Gower- si i-i Ann P. daughtei1 oftheiate D. I 15th, at Wimborne,.' Dorset, Mr. Ellis; of ^ Misi Sarjeant, ef Wimborne. .■v 12th,- si Ramsgate, Mr..C, Foster, to Miss K. H. 13th, at Dover, Mr. W» Lake, of Sittingbourne Kingsford, of Folkestone.10th, at.Canterbury, Mr. S. Watts, ip Miss S, Gi 12tb, at Canterbury, Mr. Davis, to Miss C. Minl 16th, r.t Hoath, Mr. V. Smith, to Mrs. Johncoci 13th. at Faversham, Mr. Cornwell, to Miss S. Cl DEATHS.'17th, Mr. Joseph Vertander, of Donyland. 19th, Mr. Charles Heath, of Colchester.
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Kent and Essex Mercury
London, Middlesex, GB
Tue, Apr 22, 1828
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