| Description | Recognizance dated 11 May 1864 made by George Richard Hebron of the township of Broughton farmer for his appearance at the next Quarter Sessions to prefer a bill of indictment against John Henry Brook late of Hunslet near Leeds horse dealer for stealing three five-pound notes and other money, a cheque book, a pocket book, a whip, and a pair of gloves, from his person
Recognizance dated 11 May 1864 made by Thomas Hood of Northallerton innkeeper, Henry Smith of the township of Brompton farmer, William Dancer toll bar keeper and William Selby grocer, both of Hunslet near Leeds, Charles Henry Bolland of Wakefield in the West Riding horse dealer, John Turner junior, and John Turner senior of Northallerton innkeeper (for himself and John Turner junior his son), Martin Dickinson of Whitby sergeant of police, and George Howard of Northallerton deputy chief constable, for their appearance at the next Quarter Sessions to give evidence in the case against John Henry Brook
Recognizance dated 12 May 1864 made by John Henry Brook late of Hunslet near Leeds horse dealer and Charles Garnett of the "Green Man Inn" on Dewsbury Road in Leeds licensed victualler, for the appearance of Brook at the next Quarter Sessions to answer the indictment against him |