| Description | Envelope postmarked 24 August 1886 addressed to Mr G. Feathern, boot maker at High Street, Skelton, with undated and unsigned letter to "a frind". The writer says that the boots that were sent to Mrs Whinter were not for her at all, so the recipient of the letter should not expect her to pay for them. They have gone to "Austra", setting off on 24th. The recipient is warned to be careful for the present time, and send no more. He finishes "Good by [sic] to England"
Depositions dated 31 August 1886 of Jane wife of John Featherstone boot and shoe dealer, Ann Breckon widow, Catherine wife of Edwin Winter miner, and Thomas Imeson sergeant of police, all of Skelton, witnesses in the case against Shadrock Sanderson
Statement dated 31 August 1886 of Shadrock Sanderson, the accused
With separate cover sheet |