| Description | Bill of indictment of Marmaduke Calvert late of the House of Correction at Northallerton for breaking into the dwelling house of Robert Woodward and stealing two pairs of woollen trousers value 10s each, one woollen tartan vest value 5s, one linen jacket value 5s, and one cotton handkerchief value 6d, the property of Robert Woodward
Offence committed at the parish of Hauxwell on 20 September 1848
Calvert had previously been convicted of a felony at the Quarter Sessions held at Northallerton on 27 June 1848
Endorsed with names of witnesses and "true bill"
With certificate of conviction of Calvert at the Quarter Sessions held at Northallerton on 27 June 1848 for breaking into the dwelling house of George Hall at the parish of Wycliffe on 5 May 1848 and stealing eight pennies, 12 halfpennies, eight farthings, one glass bottle and eight ounces weight of sweetmeats called sweet bullets, the property of George Hall. Calvert was sentenced to hard labour at the House of Correction at Northallerton for two calendar months. Certificate dated 18 October 1848 |