| Description | Calendar of prisoners at the General Gaol Delivery for the North Riding made by Justices on 15 April 1817. Includes:
- William Raper, convicted of stealing three shirts, the property of Christopher Calvert of Northallerton, and an iron hook, a steel punch and an iron crook, the property of William Shepherd of Northallerton. Sentenced to be transported for seven years
- Edward Raper, convicted of stealing three hams, a gallon of ginger wine and a cask, the property of John Dixon of Northallerton. Sentenced to be transported for seven years
- Jerom Ballan Ripley aged 13 years, convicted of stealing four pounds weight of bacon and an apple, the property of Richard Spruce of Bulmer. Sentenced to be transported for seven years
- Joseph Anderson, convicted of stealing four woollen cloth scarves and three yards of kerseymere, the property of Benjamin Wrigley of Bruntcliffe Thorne. Sentenced to be confined in the House of Correction for six months with hard labour
- John Mines, convicted of stealing a cloth pelisse, the property of Mary Simpson of Dalton on Tees. Sentenced to be confined in the House of Correction for six months with hard labour
- James Woodhouse, convicted of stealing a flannel petticoat and a cambric muslin petticoat, the property of Beatrice Elsworth of Clifton. Sentenced to be confined in the House of Correction for six months with hard labour
- Matthew West, convicted of stealing a tablecloth, the property of Mary Wolstenholme of St Marygate in the parish of St Olave. Sentenced to be confined in the House of Correction for six months with hard labour
- William Bland, convicted of stealing a pair of shoes and a pair of stockings, the property of John Bently of the parish of Old Malton. Sentenced to be confined in the House of Correction for four months with hard labour
- Margaret Walker, convicted of stealing an iron coal rake, the property of William Horsley of New Malton. Sentenced to be confined in the House of Correction for seven days with hard labour
- Richard Scott, William Scott, and Joseph Boanas, convicted of breaking and entering the bakehouse and shop of John Dickson of Whitby with intent to steal. Sentenced to be confined in the House of Correction for 14 days and to be severely whipped
- James Farrer, convicted of uttering a counterfeit coin resembling a shilling and sixpence bank token to John Twinam of Easingwold, knowing it to be counterfeit, and for having another similar counterfeit coin in his possession. Sentenced to be confined in the Castle of York for six months, and then to find sureties for his behaviour for the next six months
- George Cleghorn, convicted of uttering a counterfeit coin resembling a three-shillings bank token to Thomas Kitchin of Thirsk, knowing it to be counterfeit. Sentenced to be confined in the House of Correction for six months, and then to find sureties for his behaviour for the next six months
- John Johnson and William Grayson otherwise William Graystone. Found not guilty; to be discharged
- John Hodgson. No bill; discharged by proclamation
- William Ellis, William Stabler, Loftus Ward, John Potter, William Smith, William Welburn and Henry Brown. No prosecution; discharged by proclamation
- John Dawson. Vagrancy; to be passed to Stanford Rivers in Essex
- George Johnston, Mary Johnston, and John Johnson. Vagrancy; to be passed to Comber in county Down in Ireland,
- Elizabeth M'Clarence and her infant child. Vagrancy; to be passed to Inverness in Scotland
- William Cussans, John Hunter, John Griffin, Jane Griffin, Jane Griffin the younger, James Griffin, Joshua Newsam, Richard Davis, James Jackson, John Campbell and Jane Campbell, and their infant child John. Vagrants; to be discharged
- William Hedger, John Younghusband, Rebecca Ward, Ann Outhett, Thomas Osleton, William Dunn, George Harrison, John Osleton, Joseph Waite, Thomas Dinsdale, John Walker, Thomas Blueman, Frances Metcalfe, William Binks, Mark Towler, John Scurr, and Robert Clarke. To remain in gaol on their former orders and commitments |