| Description | 1. James Ayres; theft of a plank from a farm in Collingbourne Kingston owned by the marquis of Ailesbury , Michaelmas 1810
2. Overton & Wootton Rivers; settlement of Thomas Reeves, wife Hannah and children Sarah, Elizabeth, Jane, Thomas, James, [Easter 1811]
3. George Day; theft of tea from the Calne wagon of Benjamin Groberty in Marlborough, Midsummer 1811
4. John Millard, bargeman; assault on Joseph Robins in Bradford on Avon, Midsummer 1811
5. Marlborough St Mary & St George Southwark, Surrey; settlement of Jane Hopkins and sons John and Henry, Trinity 1813
6. William Arman, blacksmith; theft of timber and lead from the lodge, Froxfield hospital, Hilary 1815
7. John Piper; theft of lead from buttresses to the chancel of of Great Bedwyn church, with papers including sketch drawing, Michaelmas 1815
8. John Ember; theft of tools from William Reason, Marlborough, builder, with accounts of expenses in arresting Emblen in The Canon public house in Chippenham and Reason's business card, Hilary 1816
9. Kennet and Avon Canal Co; for digging a trench across a public footpath at Widbrook in Bradford on Avon, Hilary 1817
10. Robert Aldridge, barge crewman; assault on Thomas Lane at Bradford on Avon, Hilary 1817
11. Marlborough St Mary & Ludgershall; settlement of Isaac Hale, Sarah his wife and children, Easter 1817
12. James Beasley, carrier; theft of cloth called toilinette, at Marlborough, property of Benjamin Groberty, Michaelmas 1817
13. Ann Dance sen & jur; theft of tithe wheat, property of William Halcombe, from a field at Poulton in Mildenhall, Michaelmas 1817
14. John Cotterell; theft clothing of William Barlow, woodman in Savernake forest, Hilary 1818
15. Easton & North Newnton; settlement of William Goddard and Sarah his wife and 4 children; with settlement examinations and removal orders for
William, 1785, 1801, Hilary 1818, and Hilary 1819
16. Richard Noyes; theft of rope from a barge at Semington wharf in Steeple Ashton, Michaelmas 1818
17. Thomas Elloway; theft of a duck of Sarah Gosney at Warminster, Michaelmas 1818
18. Silas Norris and Willaim Spencer; theft of iron bar from lime kiln at Rowde owned by Kennet and Avon Canal Co, Michaelmas 1818 |