| Description | Warrant from the High Sheriff to William Kitching bailiff to summon ten jurors for the Grand Jury and 18 jurors for the Traverse Jury from the wapentake of Langbaurgh East to attend the Quarter Sessions to be held at Northallerton 3 July 1860. Includes names of possible jurors and indicates those selected
Grand Jury (to attend on 4 July 1860)
- Henry Corney of Guisborough merchant (summoned personally)
- John Graham of Guisborough gentleman (summoned personally)
- Joseph Hutton junior of Guisborough gentleman (summoned personally)
- John Potter of Guisborough gentleman (summoned personally)
- John Small of Guisborough gentleman
- William Malthouse of East Coatham, Kirkleatham, ship owner (summoned personally)
- Constantine Richard Moorsom of East Coatham, Kirkleatham, land agen
- John Harrison of Redcar draper
- Thomas Kirk Peat of Redcar druggist (summoned personally)
- John Webster of Redcar stationer (summoned personally)
- William Whitfield of Redcar draper (summoned by leaving particulars at his residence)
- Matthew Marley of Skelton farmer (summoned personally)
- Nathaniel Stonehouse of Skelton merchant (summoned personally)
- John Hogg of Lazenby, Wilton, land agent
Traverse Jury (to attend on 4 July 1860)
- James Ackroyd of Guisborough farmer
- Robert Bulmer of Guisborough painter (summoned by leaving particulars at his house)
- Burley Johnson of Guisborough cartwright (summoned by leaving particulars at his house)
- William Muir of Guisborough farmer
- Marshall Rutter of Guisborough blacksmith (summoned personally)
- William Walker of Guisborough farmer (summoned personally)
- John Bennison of East Coatham, Kirkleatham, farmer (summoned personally)
- William Bulman of Yearby, Kirkleatham, farmer (summoned personally)
- John Proud of Yearby, Kirkleatham, farmer (summoned by leaving particulars at his residence)
- John Wallis of West Coatham, Kirkleatham, farmer (summoned personally)
- Ralph Moore of Redcar stonemason (summoned personally)
- Henry Denton of Redcar innkeeper (summoned personally)
- John Cowl of Redcar grocer (summoned personally)
- William Wilson of Redcar shoemaker (summoned personally)
- George Smith of Redcar farmer (summoned by leaving particulars at his residence)
- James Andrew of Skelton farmer (summoned by leaving particulars at his residence)
- William Coates of Skelton farmer (summoned personally)
- Mark Carrick of Skelton joiner (summoned personally)
- Thomas Leng of Skelton farmer (summoned personally)
- Matthew Young of Skelton farmer
- Isaac Foster of Tocketts Farm, Tocketts, farmer
- John Gibson of Plantation Farm, Tocketts, farmer
- George Coates of Lackenby, Wilton, farmer (summoned personally)
- Joseph Hugill of Wilton farmer |