| Description | Papers relating to an appeal against the conviction of Richard Waddington of the borough of Middlesbrough shunter. Includes:
- summary conviction at the borough of Middlesbrough on 7 November 1885 of Richard Waddington of the borough of Middlesbrough shunter for exposing himself in North Road with intent to insult Ann Deacon of the borough of Middlesbrough servant; with two copies
- recognizance dated 16 November 1885 made by John Potts builder and Thomas Hatfield fruiterer, both of the borough of Middlesbrough, for the appearance of Richard Waddington at the next Quarter Sessions to prosecute an appeal against the above conviction
- recognizance dated 16 November 1885 made by Richard Waddington for his appearance at the next Quarter Sessions to prosecute his appeal
- notice dated 14 November 1885 given by Thomas Metcalfe Barron of Church Row in Darlington, solicitor for Richard Waddington of 24 Milbank Street in the borough of Middlesbrough shunter, of Waddington's intention at the next Quarter Sessions to appeal against his conviction; with copy
- letter dated 28 December 1885 from John T. Belk at Post Office Chambers in Middlesbrough to W.C. Trevor esquire at Northallerton asking for subpoenas to summon witnesses in the appeal case relating to Waddington
- letter dated 30 December 1885 from John T. Belk at Post Office Chambers in Middlesbrough to W.C. Trevor esquire relating to the case against Waddington
- covering letter dated 2 January 1885 [sic] for the conviction and notice of appeal, sent by Thomas M Barron solicitor of Church Row , Darlington, to the Clerk of the Peace at Northallerton
- note dated 6 January 1886 from the solicitors to both the appellant and respondent that the costs in the appeal should be taxed
- envelope, endorsed "Papers in appeal case"
- blank sheet of paper |