| Description | Summary conviction of George Chapman of Stokesley innkeeper for using two "setting dogs" and a gun to kill game; on the information of George Gibson of Kirby labourer
Includes information from John Fenwick of Kirby labourer stating that he saw Chapman with his dogs, and heard and saw a gun go off and saw four or five partridges flying away, one of which appeared to be wounded, and saw Chapman loading his gun
Offence committed in the parish of Kirby on 29 October 1800
Case heard at Stokesley |