Document referenceQSB 1864 3/7/9
TitleRecognizances in the case against Samuel Hull late of Middlesbrough
DescriptionRecognizance made by Edward Joseph Saggerson of the borough of Middlesbrough superintendent of police for his appearance at the next Quarter Sessions to prefer a bill of indictment against Samuel Hull late of the borough of Middlesbrough servant to James Fletcher of the borough of Middlesbrough hawker, for stealing 14 Bank of England notes value £100, 63 share certificates of the Haslingden Cotton Spinning and Manufacturing Company Limited value £5 each, a cash box, a guinea piece, two rings, a gold nugget, a purse and a key, the property of James Fletcher

Recognizance made by James Fletcher hawker, James Iley tailor and George Hopper sergeant of police, all of the borough of Middlesbrough, for their appearance at the next Quarter Sessions to give evidence in the case against Samuel Hull

Recognizance made by James Fletcher of Middlesbrough hawker for the appearance of Isabella Fletcher his wife at the next Quarter Sessions to give evidence in the case against Samuel Hull

Notice given to James Fletcher of Middlesbrough hawker that he is bound to appear at the next Quarter Sessions to give evidence against Samuel Hull

Notice given to James Fletcher of Middlesbrough hawker that he is bound for the appearance of Isabella Fletcher his wife at the next Quarter Sessions to give evidence against Samuel Hull
Date21 Apr 1864
LevelItem
Extent5 pieces
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