| Description | A return for the half-year ending 31 March 1863 of the amount paid for food, clothing, bedding and fuel for prisoners kept at the expense of the North Riding. Includes expenses for:
- John Longstaff, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 9 April 1861 and sentenced to two years. Sentence ends on 8 April 1863. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 31 March 1863 (26 weeks) during the period of this account
- John Biggins, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 15 October 1861 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ended on 14 October 1862. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 13 October 1862 (1 week and 6 days) during the period of this account
- John Sanderson, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 15 October 1861 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ended on 14 October 1862. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 13 October 1862 (1 week and 6 days) during the period of this account
- John Sheridan, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 15 October 1861 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ended on 14 October 1862. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 13 October 1862 (1 week and 6 days) during the period of this account
- Patrick Bird, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 15 October 1861 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ended on 14 October 1862. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 13 October 1862 (1 week and 6 days) during the period of this account
- John Dowling, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 31 December 1861 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ended on 30 December 1862. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 29 December 1862 (12 weeks and 6 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas Wallace, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 31 December 1861 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ended on 30 December 1862. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 29 December 1862 (12 weeks and 6 days) during the period of this account
- William Morley, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 31 December 1861 and sentenced to 18 calendar months. Sentence ends on 30 June 1863. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 31 March 1863 (26 weeks) during the period of this account
- James Grabham, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 8 April 1862 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ended on 7 April 1863. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 31 March 1863 (26 weeks) during the period of this account
- Anne Robson, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 8 April 1862 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ended on 7 April 1863. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 31 March 1863 (26 weeks) during the period of this account
- Thomas Long, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 8 April 1862 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ended on 7 October 1862. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 6 October 1862 (6 days) during the period of this account
- James Barra Holliday, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 8 April 1862 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ended on 7 April 1863. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 31 March 1863 (26 weeks) during the period of this account
- Susannah Readman, convicted of misdemeanour at the Assizes on 6 March 1862 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ended on 5 March 1863. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 4 March 1863 (22 weeks and 1 day) during the period of this account
- George Tesseyman, convicted of misdemeanour at the Assizes on 6 March 1862 and sentenced to 18 calendar months. Sentence ends on 5 September 1863. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 31 March 1863 (26 weeks) during the period of this account
- Joseph Jaques, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 8 April 1862 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ended on 7 April 1863. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 31 March 1863 (26 weeks) during the period of this account
- William Hood, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 1 July 1862 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ended on 31 October 1862. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 30 October 1862 (4 weeks and 2 days) during the period of this account
- Peter McCabe, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 1 July 1862 and sentenced to 18 calendar months. Sentence ends on 31 December 1863. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 31 March 1863 (26 weeks) during the period of this account
- Margaret Collins, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 1 July 1862 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ended on 31 October 1862. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 30 October 1862 (4 weeks and 2 days) during the period of this account
- Mary Simpson, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 1 July 1862 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ends on 30 June 1863. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 31 March 1863 (26 weeks) during the period of this account
- Thomas Thompson, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 1 July 1862 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ends on 30 June 1863. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 31 March 1863 (26 weeks) during the period of this account
- Jane Carns, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 1 July 1862 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ended on 31 December 1862. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 30 December 1862 (13 weeks) during the period of this account
- John Craven, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 1 July 1862 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ended on 31 December 1862. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 30 December 1862 (13 weeks) during the period of this account
- Mary McDonald, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 1 July 1862 and sentenced to nine calendar months. Sentence ended on 31 March 1863. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 30 March 1863 (25 weeks and 6 days) during the period of this account
- George Naylor, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 1 July 1862 and sentenced to nine calendar months. Sentence ended on 31 March 1863. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 30 March 1863 (25 weeks and 6 days) during the period of this account
- Ellen Corney, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 1 July 1862 and sentenced to nine calendar months. Sentence ended on 31 March 1863. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 30 March 1863 (25 weeks and 6 days) during the period of this account
- Patrick Corney, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 1 July 1862 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ends on 30 June 1863. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 31 March 1863 (26 weeks) during the period of this account
- Joseph Goodson, convicted of felony at the Assizes on 28 July 1862 and sentenced to 15 calendar months. Sentence ends on 11 October 1863. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 31 March 1863 (26 weeks) during the period of this account
- William Shenton Risker, convicted of misdemeanour at the Assizes on 28 July 1862 and sentenced to two years. Sentence ends on 11 July 1864. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 31 March 1863 (26 weeks) during the period of this account
- John Bradley, convicted of misdemeanour at the Assizes on 28 July 1862 and sentenced to two years. Sentence ends on 11 July 1864. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 31 March 1863 (26 weeks) during the period of this account
- James Allen, convicted of felony at the Assizes on 28 July 1862 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ends on 11 July 1863. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 31 March 1863 (26 weeks) during the period of this account
- James Pearson, convicted of felony at the Assizes on 28 July 1862 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ended on 11 January 1863. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 10 January 1863 (14 weeks and 4 days) during the period of this account
- Ann Walker, convicted of felony at the Assizes on 28 July 1862 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ended on 11 January 1863. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 10 January 1863 (14 weeks and 4 days) during the period of this account
- William Huggins, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 1 July 1862 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ends on 30 June 1863. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 31 March 1863 (26 weeks) during the period of this account
- Edward Sullivan, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 15 October 1862 and sentenced to four years penal servitude. Sentence ends on 14 October 1866. Maintained from 15 October 1862 to 17 November 1862 (4 weeks and 5 days) during the period of this account
- Mary Ann Sullivan, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 15 October 1862 and sentenced to four years penal servitude. Sentence ends on 14 October 1866. Maintained from 15 October 1862 to 31 March 1863 (24 weeks and 1 day) during the period of this account
- Catherine Bennison, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 15 October 1862 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ended on 14 December 1862. Maintained from 15 October 1862 to 13 December 1862 (8 weeks and 4 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas Donn, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 15 October 1862 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 14 January 1863. Maintained from 15 October 1862 to 13 January 1863 (13 weeks) during the period of this account
- William Ramsey, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 15 October 1862 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ends on 14 April 1863. Maintained from 15 October 1862 to 31 March 1863 (24 weeks and 1 day) during the period of this account
- Archibald Watson, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 15 October 1862 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ends on 14 April 1863. Maintained from 15 October 1862 to 31 March 1863 (24 weeks and 1 day) during the period of this account
- Jeremiah Simpson, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 15 October 1862 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 14 November 1862. Maintained from 15 October 1862 to 13 November 1862 (4 weeks and 2 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas Rigby, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 15 October 1862 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ended on 14 February 1863. Maintained from 15 October 1862 to 13 February 1863 (17 weeks and 3 days) during the period of this account
- Hannah Banks, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 15 October 1862 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 14 January 1863. Maintained from 15 October 1862 to 13 January 1863 (13 weeks) during the period of this account
- Elizabeth Thompson, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 15 October 1862 and sentenced to one day. Sentence ended on 16 October 1862. Maintained from 15 October 1862 to 15 October 1862 (1 day) during the period of this account
- Robert Hudson, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 15 October 1862 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ended on 14 February 1863. Maintained from 15 October 1862 to 13 February 1863 (17 weeks and 3 days) during the period of this account
- William Prescott, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 15 October 1862 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 14 January 1863. Maintained from 15 October 1862 to 13 January 1863 (13 weeks) during the period of this account
- John Shaw or Sharp, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 15 October 1862 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ends on 14 April 1863. Maintained from 15 October 1862 to 31 March 1863 (24 weeks and 1 day) during the period of this account
- John Rod, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 15 October 1862 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ends on 14 October 1863. Maintained from 15 October 1862 to 31 March 1863 (24 weeks and 1 day) during the period of this account
- Anthony Brown, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 15 October 1862 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ended on 14 February 1863. Maintained from 15 October 1862 to 13 February 1863 (17 weeks and 3 days) during the period of this account
- William Benstead, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 15 October 1862 and sentenced to 18 calendar months. Sentence ends on 14 April 1864. Maintained from 15 October 1862 to 31 March 1863 (24 weeks and 1 day) during the period of this account
- Samuel Thomas, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 15 October 1862 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 14 January 1863. Maintained from 15 October 1862 to 13 January 1863 (13 weeks) during the period of this account
- Thomas Coates, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 15 October 1862 and sentenced to nine calendar months. Sentence ends on 14 July 1863. Maintained from 15 October 1862 to 31 March 1863 (24 weeks and 1 day) during the period of this account
- Thomas Johnson, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 15 October 1862 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ends on 14 October 1863. Maintained from 15 October 1862 to 31 March 1863 (24 weeks and 1 day) during the period of this account
- Robert Taylor, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 15 October 1862 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ended on 14 February 1863. Maintained from 15 October 1862 to 13 February 1863 (17 weeks and 3 days) during the period of this account
- William Taylor, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 15 October 1862 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ended on 14 December 1862. Maintained from 15 October 1862 to 13 December 1862 (8 weeks and 4 days) during the period of this account
- William Cooper, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 15 October 1862 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 14 January 1863. Maintained from 15 October 1862 to 13 January 1863 (13 weeks) during the period of this account
- George Davis, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 15 October 1862 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 14 January 1863. Maintained from 15 October 1862 to 13 January 1863 (13 weeks) during the period of this account
- Jane Pickard, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 15 October 1862 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 14 January 1863. Maintained from 15 October 1862 to 13 January 1863 (13 weeks) during the period of this account
- Mary Ellen Allen, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 15 October 1862 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ended on 14 February 1863. Maintained from 15 October 1862 to 13 February 1863 (17 weeks and 3 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas Blackow, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 15 October 1862 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ended on 14 February 1863. Maintained from 15 October 1862 to 13 February 1863 (17 weeks and 3 days) during the period of this account
- John Rose, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 15 October 1862 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ended on 14 February 1863. Maintained from 15 October 1862 to 13 February 1863 (17 weeks and 3 days) during the period of this account
- Charles Atkinson, convicted of misdemeanour at the Assizes on 24 December 1862 and sentenced to one year and five years at the Castle Howard Reformatory. Sentence ends on 9 December 1863. Maintained from 24 December 1862 to 31 March 1863 (14 weeks) during the period of this account
- David Ambrose, convicted of felony at the Assizes on 24 December 1862 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ends on 9 December 1863. Maintained from 24 December 1862 to 31 March 1863 (14 weeks) during the period of this account
- Charles Sturgees, convicted of felony at the Assizes on 24 December 1862 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ends on 9 December 1863. Maintained from 24 December 1862 to 31 March 1863 (14 weeks) during the period of this account
- Jane Pearson, convicted of misdemeanour and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 9 March 1863. Maintained from 24 December 1862 to 8 March 1863 (10 weeks and 5 days) during the period of this account
- Martha Barker, convicted of misdemeanour and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 9 March 1863. Maintained from 24 December 1862 to 8 March 1863 (10 weeks and 5 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas Harland, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 7 January 1863 and sentenced to two years. Sentence ends on 6 January 1865. Maintained from 7 January 1863 to 31 March 1863 (12 weeks) during the period of this account
- Joseph Ellis, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 7 January 1863 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ends on 6 May 1863. Maintained from 7 January 1863 to 31 March 1863 (12 weeks) during the period of this account
- Margaret Rush, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 7 January 1863 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 6 February 1863. Maintained from 7 January 1863 to 5 February 1863 (4 weeks and 2 days) during the period of this account
- James Robinson, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 7 January 1863 and sentenced to nine calendar months. Sentence ends on 6 October 1863. Maintained from 7 January 1863 to 31 March 1863 (12 weeks) during the period of this account
- William Etches, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 7 January 1863 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ends on 6 January 1864. Maintained from 7 January 1863 to 31 March 1863 (12 weeks) during the period of this account
- John Thornton, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 7 January 1863 and sentenced to 12 years penal servitude. Sentence ends on 6 January 1875. Maintained from 7 January 1863 to 31 March 1863 (12 weeks) during the period of this account
- Hugh Boyle, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 7 January 1863 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ended on 6 March 1863. Maintained from 7 January 1863 to 5 March 1863 (8 weeks and 2 days) during the period of this account
- Michael Dunleary, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 7 January 1863 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 6 April 1863. Maintained from 7 January 1863 to 31 March 1863 (12 weeks) during the period of this account
- Ann Preston, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 7 January 1863 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ends on 6 January 1864. Maintained from 7 January 1863 to 31 March 1863 (12 weeks) during the period of this account
- Margaret Baker, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 7 January 1863 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ends on 6 January 1864. Maintained from 7 January 1863 to 31 March 1863 (12 weeks) during the period of this account
- Thomas Hutchinson Murray, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 7 January 1863 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ends on 6 July 1864. Maintained from 7 January 1863 to 31 March 1863 (12 weeks) during the period of this account
- James Savage, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 7 January 1863 and sentenced to four years penal servitude. Sentence ends on 6 January 1867. Maintained from 7 January 1863 to 31 March 1863 (12 weeks) during the period of this account
- Mary Eliza Pease, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 7 January 1863 and sentenced to two years. Sentence ends on 6 January 1865. Maintained from 7 January 1863 to 31 March 1863 (12 weeks) during the period of this account
- George Doughty, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 7 January 1863 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 6 April 1863. Maintained from 7 January 1863 to 31 March 1863 (12 weeks) during the period of this account
- William Lancaster, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 7 January 1863 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 6 April 1863. Maintained from 7 January 1863 to 31 March 1863 (12 weeks) during the period of this account
- William Tetley, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 7 January 1863 and sentenced to seven years penal servitude. Sentence ends on 6 January 1870. Maintained from 7 January 1863 to 31 March 1863 (12 weeks) during the period of this account
- George Williams, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 7 January 1863 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ends on 6 March 1863. Maintained from 7 January 1863 to 5 March 1863 (8 weeks and 2 days) during the period of this account
- John Mosby, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 7 January 1863 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ends on 6 March 1863. Maintained from 7 January 1863 to 5 March 1863 (8 weeks and 2 days) during the period of this account
- James Hall, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 7 January 1863 and sentenced to seven years penal servitude. Sentence ends on 6 January 1870. Maintained from 7 January 1863 to 31 March 1863 (12 weeks) during the period of this account
- Michael Quilkin, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 7 January 1863 and sentenced to 12 years penal servitude. Sentence ends on 6 January 1875. Maintained from 7 January 1863 to 31 March 1863 (12 weeks) during the period of this account
- David Thorpe, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 7 January 1863 and sentenced to nine calendar months. Sentence ends on 6 October 1863. Maintained from 7 January 1863 to 31 March 1863 (12 weeks) during the period of this account
- Christopher Fishwick, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 7 January 1863 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 6 April 1863. Maintained from 7 January 1863 to 31 March 1863 (12 weeks) during the period of this account
- Jane Cox, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 7 January 1863 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ends on 6 January 1864. Maintained from 7 January 1863 to 31 March 1863 (12 weeks) during the period of this account
- John Brown, convicted of misdemeanour at the Assizes on 7 March 1863 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ends on 6 September 1863. Maintained from 25 March 1863 to 31 March 1863 (1 week) during the period of this account
- William Shortall, convicted of misdemeanour at the Assizes on 7 March 1863 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ends on 6 September 1863. Maintained from 25 March 1863 to 31 March 1863 (1 week) during the period of this account
- James Bennett, convicted of misdemeanour at the Assizes on 7 March 1863 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ends on 6 March 1864. Maintained from 25 March 1863 to 31 March 1863 (1 week) during the period of this account
- Richard Beilby, convicted of misdemeanour at the Assizes on 7 March 1863 and sentenced to 18 calendar months. Sentence ends on 6 September 1864. Maintained from 25 March 1863 to 31 March 1863 (1 week) during the period of this account
- Emily Powell, convicted of felony at the Assizes on 7 March 1863 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ends on 6 June 1863. Maintained from 25 March 1863 to 31 March 1863 (1 week) during the period of this account
- Elizabeth Scott, convicted of Felony at the Assizes on 7 March 1863 and sentenced to eight calendar months. Sentence ends on 6 November 1863. Maintained from 25 March 1863 to 31 March 1863 (1 week) during the period of this account
- Joseph Emanuels, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 2 August 1862 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ended on 1 December 1862. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 30 November 1862 (8 weeks and 5 days) during the period of this account
- James Stewart, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 6 August 1862 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 5 November 1862. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 4 November 1862 (5 weeks) during the period of this account
- Daniel White, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 18 August 1862 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ended on 17 October 1862. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 16 October 1862 (2 weeks and 2 days) during the period of this account
- William Stenson, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 18 August 1862 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 17 November 1862. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 16 November 1862 (6 weeks and 5 days) during the period of this account
- William Chadwick, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 27 August 1862 and sentenced to six weeks. Sentence ended on 7 October 1862. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 6 October 1862 (6 days) during the period of this account
- John Hall Lee, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 29 August 1862 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 28 November 1862. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 27 November 1862 (8 weeks and 2 days) during the period of this account
- William Thompson, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 30 August 1862 and sentenced to six weeks. Sentence ended on 10 October 1862. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 9 October 1862 (1 week and 2 days) during the period of this account
- Henry Ingram, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 1 September 1862 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ended on 31 October 1862. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 30 October 1862 (4 weeks and 2 days) during the period of this account
- John Hogan, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 5 September 1862 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ended on 4 November 1862. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 3 November 1862 (4 weeks and 6 days) during the period of this account
- John Forsyth, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 17 September 1862 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 16 December 1862. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 15 December 1862 (10 weeks and 6 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas Green, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 17 September 1862 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 16 October 1862. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 15 October 1862 (2 weeks and 1 day) during the period of this account
- James Bennett, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 22 September 1862 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 21 December 1862. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 20 December 1862 (11 weeks and 4 days) during the period of this account
- John Blakey, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 25 September 1862 and sentenced to 14 days. Sentence ended on 8 October 1862. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 7 October 1862 (1 week) during the period of this account
- Catherine Roberts, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 29 September 1862 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 28 October 1862. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 27 October (3 weeks and 6 days) during the period of this account
- Joseph McCabe, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 29 September 1862 and sentenced to 14 days. Sentence ended on 12 October 1862. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 11 October 1862 (1 week and 4 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas Watlinson, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 29 September 1862 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ended on 28 November 1862. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 27 November 1862 (8 weeks and 2 days) during the period of this account
- William Barrett, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 29 September 1862 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ended on 28 March 1863. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 27 March 1863 (25 weeks and 3 days) during the period of this account
- William Marton, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 29 September 1862 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ended on 28 March 1863. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 27 March 1863 (25 weeks and 3 days) during the period of this account
- John Broomhead, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 29 September 1862 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 28 December 1862. Maintained from 1 October 1862 to 27 December 1862 (12 weeks and 4 days) during the period of this account
- William Savinny, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 7 October 1862 and sentenced to seven days. Sentence ended on 13 October 1862. Maintained from 7 October 1862 to 12 October 1862 (6 days) during the period of this account
- Mary Mohan, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 8 October 1862 and sentenced to 14 days. Sentence ended on 21 October 1862. Maintained from 8 October 1862 to 20 October 1862 (1 week and 6 days) during the period of this account
- Grace Demaine, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 7 October 1862 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 6 January 1863. Maintained from 7 October 1862 to 5 January 1863 (13 weeks) during the period of this account
- Elizabeth Cowell, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 9 October 1862 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 8 November 1862. Maintained from 9 October 1862 to 7 November 1862 (4 weeks and 2 days) during the period of this account
- Hodgson Leadley, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 9 October 1862 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 8 January 1863. Maintained from 9 October 1862 to 7 January 1862 (13 weeks) during the period of this account
- Henry Eldon, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 15 October 1862 and sentenced to 14 days. Sentence ended on 28 October 1862. Maintained from 15 October 1862 to 27 October 1862 (1 week and 6 days) during the period of this account
- Mary Ann Dinsley, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 20 October 1862 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 19 November 1862. Maintained from 20 October 1862 to 18 November 1862 (4 weeks and 2 days) during the period of this account
- William Edgerton, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 23 October 1862 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 22 January 1863. Maintained from 23 October 1862 to 21 January 1863 (13 weeks) during the period of this account
- Joseph Heigho, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 24 October 1862 and sentenced to 14 days. Sentence ended on 6 November 1862. Maintained from 24 October 1862 to 5 November 1862 (1 week and 6 days) during the period of this account
- Samuel Davison, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 25 October 1862 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 24 January 1863. Maintained from 25 October 1862 to 23 January 1863 (13 weeks) during the period of this account
- Francis Kirby, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 25 October 1862 and sentenced to six weeks. Sentence ended on 6 December 1862. Maintained from 25 October 1862 to 5 December 1862 (6 weeks) during the period of this account
- Mary Ann Paddison, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 29 October 1862 and sentenced to four months. Sentence ended on 18 February 1863. Maintained from 29 October 1862 to 17 February 1863 (16 weeks) during the period of this account
- John Cossins, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 29 October 1862 and sentenced to three months. Sentence ended on 21 January 1863. Maintained from 29 October 1862 to 20 January 1863 (12 weeks) during the period of this account
- Benjamin Home, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 30 October 1862 and sentenced to 14 days. Sentence ended on 12 November 1862. Maintained from 30 October 1862 to 11 November 1862 (1 week and 6 days) during the period of this account
- Richard Berwick, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 30 October 1862 and sentenced to 14 days. Sentence ended on 12 November 1862. Maintained from 30 October 1862 to 11 November 1862 (1 week and 6 days) during the period of this account
- Ann Busby, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 3 November 1862 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 2 February 1863. Maintained from 3 November 1862 to 1 February 1863 (13 weeks) during the period of this account
- David Strener, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 3 November 1862 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ended on 2 March 1863. Maintained from 3 November 1862 to 1 March 1863 (17 weeks) during the period of this account
- Arthur Ramfrey, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 3 November 1862 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ended on 2 January 1863. Maintained from 3 November 1862 to 1 January 1863 (8 weeks and 4 days) during the period of this account
- John Watson, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 7 November 1862 and sentenced to six weeks. Sentence ended on 18 December 1862. Maintained from 7 November 1862 to 17 December 1862 (5 weeks and 6 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas Harrison, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 17 November 1862 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ended on 16 January 1863. Maintained from 17 November 1862 to 15 January 1863 (8 weeks and 4 days) during the period of this account
- John Williams, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 18 November 1862 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ended on 17 January 1863. Maintained from 18 November 1862 to 16 January 1863 (8 weeks and 4 days) during the period of this account
- John Murphy, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 17 November 1862 and sentenced to 21 days. Sentence ended on 7 December 1862. Maintained from 17 November 1862 to 6 December 1862 (2 weeks and 6 days) during the period of this account
- Mary White, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 20 November 1862 and sentenced to six weeks. Sentence ended on 31 December 1862. Maintained from 20 November 1862 to 30 December 1862 (5 weeks and 6 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas Thomas, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 22 November 1862 and sentenced to 14 days. Sentence ended on 5 December 1862. Maintained from 22 November 1862 to 4 December 1862 (1 week and 6 days) during the period of this account
- Mary Hoskins, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 4 December 1862 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 3 March 1863. Maintained from 4 December 1862 to 2 March 1863 (12 weeks and 5 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas Croser, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 5 December 1862 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ended on 4 February 1863. Maintained from 5 December 1862 to 3 February 1863 (8 weeks and 5 days) during the period of this account
- Hugh Bennett, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 13 December 1862 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ended on 12 February 1863. Maintained from 13 December 1862 to 11 February 1863 (8 weeks and 5 days) during the period of this account
- Frederick Horner, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 15 December 1862 and sentenced to ten days. Sentence ended on 24 December 1862. Maintained from 15 December 1862 to 23 December 1862 (1 week and 2 days) during the period of this account
- Henry Pratt, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 15 December 1862 and sentenced to six weeks. Sentence ended on 25 January 1863. Maintained from 15 December 1862 to 24 January 1862 (5 weeks and 6 days) during the period of this account
- Elizabeth Macdonald, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 17 December 1862 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ended on 16 February 1863. Maintained from 17 December 1862 to 15 February 1863 (8 weeks and 5 days) during the period of this account
- John Dalby, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 16 December 1862 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 15 January 1863. Maintained from 16 December 1862 to 14 January 1863 (4 weeks and 2 days) during the period of this account
- Ann Dunhill, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 20 December 1862 and sentenced to 14 days. Sentence ended on 2 January 1863. Maintained from 20 December 1862 to 1 January 1863 (1 week and 6 days) during the period of this account
- Michael Flayher, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 22 December 1862 and sentenced to 14 days. Sentence ended on 4 January 1863. Maintained from 22 December 1862 to 3 January 1863 (1 week and 6 days) during the period of this account
- Martin Meortins, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 26 December 1862 and sentenced to seven days. Sentence ended on 1 January 1863. Maintained from 26 December 1862 to 31 December 1862 (6 days) during the period of this account
- James Castello, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 26 December 1862 and sentenced to 21 days. Sentence ended on 15 January 1863. Maintained from 26 December 1862 to 14 January 1863 (2 weeks and 6 days) during the period of this account
- Mary Ann Dutton, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 26 December 1862 and sentenced to seven days. Sentence ended on 1 January 1863. Maintained from 26 December 1862 to 31 December 1862 (6 days) during the period of this account
- William West Parker, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 30 December 1862 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 29 January 1863. Maintained from 30 December 1862 to 28 January 1863 (4 weeks and 2 days) during the period of this account
- John Owen, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 5 January 1863 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 4 February 1863. Maintained from 5 January 1863 to 3 February 1863 (4 weeks and 2 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas Boyes, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 5 January 1863 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 4 February 1863. Maintained from 5 January 1863 to 3 February 1863 (4 weeks and 2 days) during the period of this account
- Jane Sayer, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 9 January 1863 and sentenced to six weeks. Sentence ended on 19 February 1863. Maintained from 9 January 1863 to 18 February 1863 (5 weeks and 6 days) during the period of this account
- Patrick Trodden, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 13 January 1863 and sentenced to 14 days. Sentence ended on 26 January 1863. Maintained from 13 January 1863 to 25 January 1863 (1 week and 6 days) during the period of this account
- Ellen Watson, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 17 January 1863 and sentenced to one calendar month and 14 days. Sentence ended on 2 March 1863. Maintained from 17 January 1863 to 1 March 1863 (6 weeks and 2 days) during the period of this account
- John Britton, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 20 January 1863 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ends on 19 July 1863. Maintained from 20 January 1863 to 31 March 1863 (10 weeks and 1 day) during the period of this account
- John Wilson, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 21 January 1863 and sentenced to 21 days. Sentence ended on 10 February 1863. Maintained from 21 January 1863 to 9 February 1863 (2 weeks and 6 days) during the period of this account
- John O'Brian, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 21 January 1863 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 20 February 1863. Maintained from 21 January 1863 to 19 February 1863 (4 weeks and 2 days) during the period of this account
- Alexander Godfrey, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 24 January 1863 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ended on 23 March 1863. Maintained from 24 January 1863 to 22 March 1863 (8 weeks and 2 days) during the period of this account
- Edward Igo, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 2 February 1863 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ended on 1 April 1863. Maintained from 2 February 1863 to 31 March 1863 (8 weeks and 2 days) during the period of this account
- John Andrews, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 3 February 1863 and sentenced to six weeks. Sentence ended on 16 March 1863. Maintained from 3 February 1863 to 15 March 1863 (5 weeks and 6 days) during the period of this account
- Hannah Fenwick, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 5 February 1863 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 4 May 1863. Maintained from 5 February 1863 to 31 March 1863 (7 weeks and 6 days) during the period of this account
- Joseph Turner, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 6 February 1863 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ended on 5 April 1863. Maintained from 6 February 1863 to 31 March 1863 (7 weeks and 5 days) during the period of this account
- Robert Ruehurt, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 6 February 1863 and sentenced to six days. Sentence ended on 11 February 1863. Maintained from 6 February 1863 to 10 February 1863 (5 days) during the period of this account
- Fritz Bush, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 6 February 1863 and sentenced to six days. Sentence ended on 11 February 1863. Maintained from 6 February 1863 to 10 February 1863 (5 days) during the period of this account
- John Elgie, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 7 February 1863 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 6 March 1863. Maintained from 7 February 1863 to 5 March 1863 (3 weeks and 6 days) during the period of this account
- William Scott, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 7 February 1863 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 6 March 1863. Maintained from 7 February 1863 to 5 March 1863 (3 weeks and 6 days) during the period of this account
- Ellen Scott, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 7 February 1863 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 6 March 1863. Maintained from 7 February 1863 to 5 March 1863 (3 weeks and 6 days) during the period of this account
- Daniel McElwee, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 16 February 1863 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ends on 15 May 1863. Maintained from 16 February 1863 to 31 March 1863 (6 weeks and 2 days) during the period of this account
- Bridget Ann Hicks, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 21 February 1863 and sentenced to six weeks. Sentence ended on 3 April 1863. Maintained from 21 February 1863 to 31 March 1863 (5 weeks and 4 days) during the period of this account
- Abel Colderwood, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 24 February 1863 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ends on 23 April 1863. Maintained from 24 February 1863 to 31 March 1863 (5 weeks and 1 day) during the period of this account
- Margaret Donavan, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 2 March 1863 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ends on 1 May 1863. Maintained from 2 March 1863 to 31 March 1863 (4 weeks and 2 days) during the period of this account
- William Gunn, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 2 March 1863 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ends on 1 July 1863. Maintained from 2 March 1863 to 31 March 1863 (4 weeks and 2 days) during the period of this account
- James Castilo, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 2 March 1863 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ends on 1 May 1863. Maintained from 2 March 1863 to 31 March 1863 (4 weeks and 2 days) during the period of this account
- Hen Rodgers, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 4 March 1863 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ends on 3 May 1863. Maintained from 4 March 1863 to 31 March 1863 (4 weeks) during the period of this account
- Eli Child, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 4 March 1863 and sentenced to 28 days. Sentence ended on 31 March 1863. Maintained from 4 March 1863 to 30 March 1863 (3 weeks and 6 days) during the period of this account
- William Child, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 4 March 1863 and sentenced to 28 days. Sentence ended on 31 March 1863. Maintained from 4 March 1863 to 30 March 1863 (3 weeks and 6 days) during the period of this account
- James Child, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 4 March 1863 and sentenced to 14 days. Sentence ended on 17 March 1863. Maintained from 4 March 1863 to 16 March 1863 (1 week and 6 days) during the period of this account
- Richard Spencer, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 5 March 1863 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ends on 4 May 1863. Maintained from 5 March 1863 to 31 March 1863 (3 weeks and 6 days) during the period of this account
- Mary Gollogher, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 9 March 1863 and sentenced to 14 days. Sentence ended on 22 March 1863. Maintained from 9 March 1863 to 21 March 1863 (1 week and 6 days) during the period of this account
- John Lyle, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 11 March 1863 and sentenced to three calendar months and a day. Sentence ends on 11 June 1863. Maintained from 11 March 1863 to 31 March 1863 (3 weeks) during the period of this account
- William Wright, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 11 March 1863 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ends on 10 July 1863. Maintained from 11 March 1863 to 31 March 1863 (3 weeks) during the period of this account
- Mary Eliza Hunter, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 19 March 1863 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ends on 18 April 1863. Maintained from 20 March 1863 to 31 March 1863 (1 week and 5 days) during the period of this account
- Ellen Smith, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 26 March 1863 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ends on 25 April 1863. Maintained from 26 March 1863 to 31 March 1863 (6 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas Wilson, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 26 March 1863 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ends on 25 June 1863. Maintained from 26 March 1863 to 31 March 1863 (6 days) during the period of this account |