| Description | Recognizance made by Isabella Chapman of Thirsk in the parish of Thirsk widow for her appearance at the next Quarter Sessions to prefer a bill of indictment against Jane Ridsdale for breaking into her home on three occasions, stealing two large square muslin neckerchiefs on the first occasion; one pair of black worsted stockings, a pair of grey socks, a flannel petticoat, a small woollen shawl, a small checked silk neckerchief, a knitted woollen dress improver, four table napkins, seven earthenware plates, four earthenware dishes, and a small shawl on the second occasion; and a half-pound weight of soap, a half-pound weight of cheese, five apples and an ounce of tea on the third occasion; all the property of the said Isabella Chapman
Recognizance made by George Farrah of Sowerby near Thirsk superintendent of police for his appearance at the next Quarter Sessions to give evidence in the case against Jane Ridsdale
Recognizance made by Francis Gowland of the parish of Thirsk blacksmith for the appearance of Fanny Gowland of Thirsk spinster at the next Quarter Sessions to give evidence in the case against Jane Ridsdale
Recognizance made by Elizabeth wife of George Farrah of Sowerby near Thirsk superintendent of police for her appearance at the next Quarter Sessions to give evidence in the case against Jane Ridsdale |