| Description | Bill of indictment of John Green, John Casey, Peter McNally and Stephen Watson for breaking into the shop of Septimus Harris and stealing about 6d in money, two men's suits, two shirts, one pair of drawers, one pair of socks, 24 silk handkerchiefs, one pair of braces, and one hat, the property of the said Septimus Harris
The four men were also indicted for receiving the stolen goods
Offence committed at the borough of Middlesbrough on 22 May 1888
Green had previously been convicted of felony at the court of summary jurisdiction for the borough of Kingston upon Hull on 20 December 1887, and McNally had previously been convicted of felony at the Police Court held at the borough of Kingston upon Hull on 6 November 1873
Endorsed with names of witnesses and "true bill"
With certificate of conviction at the Police Court in the borough of Kingston upon Hull on 6 November 1873 of Peter McNally for stealing one coat value exceeding 5s, the property of Frederick Lancaster, on 25 October 1873. McNally was sentenced to hard labour at the House of Correction for the borough of Kingston upon Hull for six calendar months. Certificate dated 11 June 1888
With certificate of conviction at the Petty Sessional court held at the borough of Kingston upon Hull on 20 December 1887 John Green of the borough of Kingston upon Hull for stealing one shirt and one singlet value not exceeding 40s, the property of John Solea, on 30 November 1887. Green was sentenced to hard labour at the prison at the borough of Kingston upon Hull for six weeks. Certificate dated 11 June 1888 |