| Description | A return for the half-year ending 30 September 1864 of the amount paid for food, clothing, bedding and fuel for prisoners kept at the expense of the North Riding. Includes expenses for:
- William S. Risker, convicted of misdemeanour at the Assizes on 12 July 1862 and sentenced to two years. Sentence ended on 11 July 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 10 July 1864 (14 weeks 3 days) during the period of this account
- John Bradley, convicted of misdemeanour at the Assizes on 12 July 1862 and sentenced to two years. Sentence ended on 11 July 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 10 July 1864 (14 weeks 3 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas Harland, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 6 January 1863 and sentenced to two years. Sentence ends on 5 January 1865. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (26 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- Mary Eliza Pease, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 6 January 1863 and sentenced to two years. Sentence ends on 5 January 1865. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (26 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- Richard Bielby, convicted of misdemeanour at the Assizes on 7 March 1863 and sentenced to 18 calendar months. Sentence ended on 6 September 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 2 May 1864 (4 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- Henry Sargison, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 7 April 1863 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ended on 6 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 5 April 1864 (5 days) during the period of this account
- William Davison, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 7 April 1863 and sentenced to 18 calendar months. Sentence ends on 6 October 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (26 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- William Greenwood, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 7 April 1863 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ended on 6 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 5 April 1864 (5 days) during the period of this account
- Mary Ellen Allen, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 7 April 1863 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ended on 6 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 5 April 1864 (5 days) during the period of this account
- Sarah Holmes, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 7 April 1863 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ended on 6 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 5 April 1864 (5 days) during the period of this account
- John Ryan, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 7 April 1863 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ended on 6 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 5 April 1864 (5 days) during the period of this account
- Michael Kanally, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 7 April 1863 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ended on 6 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 5 April 1864 (5 days) during the period of this account
- Mary Ann Pattison, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 7 April 1863 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ended on 6 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 5 April 1864 (5 days) during the period of this account
- Joseph Jones or Linder, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 30 June 1863 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ended on 29 June 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 28 June 1864 (12 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- Robert Gilling, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 30 June 1863 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ended on 29 June 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 28 June 1864 (12 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- Henry Dickenson, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 30 June 1863 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ended on 29 June 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 28 June 1864 (12 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- John Hall, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 30 June 1863 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ended on 29 June 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 28 June 1864 (12 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- John Wilson, convicted of felony at the Assizes on 7 July 1863 and sentenced to 15 calendar months. Sentence ends on 6 October 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (26 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- James Windsor, convicted of felony at the Assizes on 7 July 1863 and sentenced to 15 calendar months. Sentence ends on 6 October 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (26 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- Thomas Walden, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 20 October 1863 and sentenced to nine calendar months. Sentence ended on 19 July 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 18 July 1864 (15 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- Samuel Hodges, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 20 October 1863 and sentenced to nine calendar months. Sentence ended on 19 July 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 18 July 1864 (15 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- James Bage, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 20 October 1863 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ended on 19 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 18 April 1864 (2 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- Emma Bonner, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 20 October 1863 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentenced ended on 19 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 18 April 1864 (2 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- William West, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 20 October 1863 and sentenced to nine calendar months. Sentence ended on 19 July 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 18 July 1864 (15 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas Rountree, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 20 October 1863 and sentenced to nine calendar months. Sentence ended on 19 July 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 18 July 1864 (15 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- James Smith, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 20 October 1863 and sentenced to nine calendar months. Sentence ended on 19 July 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 18 July 1864 (15 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- Robert Kitching, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 20 October 1863 and sentenced to nine calendar months. Sentence ended on 19 July 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 18 July 1864 (15 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- John Smith or Ed Moughton, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 20 October 1863 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ends on 19 October 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (26 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- Mary Welch or Mohan, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 20 October 1863 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ended on 19 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 18 April 1864 (2 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- Henry Ayton, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 20 October 1863 and sentenced to two years. Sentence ends on 19 October 1865. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 24 June 1864 (12 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- Mary Lowe, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 20 October 1863 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ended on 19 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 18 April 1864 (2 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- John Coates, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 20 October 1863 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ends on 19 October 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (26 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- Thomas Andrews, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 20 October 1863 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ended on 19 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 18 April 1864 (2 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- George Teal, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 20 October 1863 and sentenced to nine calendar months. Sentence ended on 19 July 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 18 July 1864 (15 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- Mary Ann Frost, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 20 October 1863 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ended on 19 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 18 April 1864 (2 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas Coleman, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 20 October 1863 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ended on 19 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 18 April 1864 (2 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- William Harper, convicted of misdemeanour at the Assizes on 5 December 1863 and sentenced to 18 calendar months. Sentence ends on 4 June 1865. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (26 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- Alfred Chisholm, convicted of felony at the Assizes on 5 December 1863 and sentenced to 16 calendar months. Sentence ends on 4 April 1865. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (26 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- John Coleman, convicted of felony at the Assizes on 5 December 1863 and sentenced to 18 calendar months. Sentence ends on 4 June 1865. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (26 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- James Earle, convicted of misdemeanour at the Assizes Sessions on 5 December 1863 and sentenced to 14 calendar months. Sentence ends on 4 February 1865. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (26 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- Samuel Holmes, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 5 January 1864 and sentenced to 18 calendar months. Sentence ends on 4 July 1865. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (26 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- Hannah Waggett, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 5 January 1864 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ended on 4 May 1865 [recte - 1864]. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 3 May 1864 (4 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas Langley, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 5 January 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 4 April 1865 [recte - 1864]. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 3 April 1864 (3 days) during the period of this account
- John Shields, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 5 January 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months and five years reformatory. Sentence ended on 4 April 1865 [recte -1864]. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 3 April 1864 (3 days) during the period of this account
- Mary Smith or Waddington, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 5 January 1864 and sentenced to nine calendar months. Sentence ends on 4 October 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (26 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- James Thompson, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 5 January 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 4 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 3 April 1864 (3 days) during the period of this account
- John Durrant, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 5 January 1864 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ends on 4 January 1865. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 30 January [sic - recte September] 1864 (26 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- Mary Lazenby, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 5 January 1864 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ended on 4 July 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 3 July 1864 (13 weeks 3 days) during the period of this account
- Austin O'Hara, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 5 January 1864 and sentenced to four years penal servitude. Sentence ends on 4 January 1868. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 20 May 1864 (7 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- William Dunning, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 5 January 1864 and sentenced to eight calendar months. Sentence ended on 4 September 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 3 September 1864 (22 weeks 2 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas Bonner, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 5 January 1864 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ended on 4 July 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 3 July 1864 (13 weeks 3 days) during the period of this account
- Ann Walker, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 5 January 1864 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ended on 4 May 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 3 May 1864 (4 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- Hannah Evans or Fenwick, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 5 January 1864 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ended on 4 May 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 3 May 1864 (4 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- Jane Crake, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 5 January 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 4 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 3 April 1864 (3 days) during the period of this account
- James Game, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 5 January 1864 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ends on 4 January 1865. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 3 April 1864 (3 days) during the period of this account
- John Smith or J. Cadmore, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 5 January 1864 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ends on 4 January 1865. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (26 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- Henry Hall, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 5 January 1864 and sentenced to nine calendar months. Sentence ends on 4 October 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (26 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- Alexander Robinson, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 5 January 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 4 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 3 April 1864 (3 days) during the period of this account
- James Wilison, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 5 January 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 4 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 3 April 1864 (3 days) during the period of this account
- John Foster, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 5 January 1864 and sentenced to nine calendar months. Sentence ends on 4 October 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (26 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- Thomas Neasham, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 5 January 1864 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ends on 4 January 1865. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (26 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- William Anderson, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 5 January 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 4 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 3 April 1864 (3 days) during the period of this account
- Sarah Weatherill, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 5 January 1864 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ended on 4 July 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 3 July 1864 (13 weeks 3 days) during the period of this account
- William Thompson, convicted of felony at the Assizes on 19 March 1864 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ends on 18 March 1865. Maintained from 23 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (23 weeks) during the period of this account
- William Bean, convicted of felony at the Assizes on 19 March 1864 and sentenced to 15 calendar months. Sentence ends on 18 June 1865. Maintained from 21 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (23 weeks 2 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas Precious, convicted of felony at the Assizes on 19 March 1864 and sentenced to eight calendar months. Sentence ends on 18 November 1864. Maintained from 21 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (23 weeks 2 days) during the period of this account
- George Clifford, convicted of felony at the Assizes on 19 March 1864 and sentenced to eight calendar months. Sentence ends on 18 November 1864. Maintained from 18 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (23 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- William Robson, convicted of misdemeanour at the Assizes on 19 March 1864 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ends on 18 March 1865. Maintained from 23 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (23 weeks) during the period of this account
- James McKevitt, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 5 April 1864 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ended on 4 August 1864. Maintained from 5 April 1864 to 3 August 1864 (17 weeks 2 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas W. Iddison, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 5 April 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 4 July 1864. Maintained from 5 April 1864 to 3 July 1864 (12 weeks 6 days) during the period of this account
- George Marwood, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 5 April 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 4 May 1864. Maintained from 5 April 1864 to 3 May 1864 (4 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- James Delaney, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 5 April 1864 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ends on 4 October 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (25 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- Edward Murphy or Burke, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 5 April 1864 and sentenced to nine calendar months. Sentence ends on 4 January 1865. Maintained from 5 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (25 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- John Wood, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 5 April 1864 and sentenced to 18 calendar months. Sentence ends on 4 October 1865. Maintained from 5 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (25 weeks 4 day) during the period of this account
- Samuel Allewell, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 5 April 1864 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ended on 4 August 1865 [recte - 1864]. Maintained from 5 April 1864 to 3 August 1864 (17 weeks 2 days) during the period of this account
- John Winn, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 5 April 1864 and sentenced to 18 calendar months. Sentence ends on 4 October 1865. Maintained from 5 April 1864 to 9 September 1864 (22 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- Ann Carringham, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 5 April 1864 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ends on 4 October 1864. Maintained from 5 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (25 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- Joseph Williams, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 5 April 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 4 July 1864. Maintained from 5 April 1864 to 3 July 1864 (12 weeks 6 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas Burrows, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 5 April 1864 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ended on 4 August 1864. Maintained from 5 April 1864 to 3 August 1864 (17 weeks 2 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas Crawley, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 5 April 1864 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ended on 4 August 1864. Maintained from 5 April 1864 to 3 August 1864 (17 weeks 2 days) during the period of this account
- Henry Hall, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 5 April 1864 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ended on 4 August 1864. Maintained from 5 April 1864 to 3 August 1864 (17 weeks 2 days) during the period of this account
- George Lancaster, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 5 April 1864 and sentenced to nine calendar months. Sentence ends on 4 January 1865. Maintained from 5 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (25 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- Robert Cornforth, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 5 April 1864 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ends on 4 October 1864. Maintained from 5 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (25 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- Mary Collins, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 5 April 1864 and sentenced to nine calendar months. Sentence ends on 4 January 1865. Maintained from 5 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (25 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- James Farrow, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 5 April 1864 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ends on 4 October 1864. Maintained from 5 April 1864 to 30 September 1864 (25 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas Hansill, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 5 April 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 4 July 1864. Maintained from 5 April 1864 to 3 July 1864 (12 weeks 6 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas Eeles, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 28 June 1864 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ends on 27 December 1864. Maintained from 28 June 1864 to 30 September 1864 (13 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- John Dixon, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 28 June 1864 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ends on 27 October 1864. Maintained from 28 June 1864 to 30 September 1864 (13 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- William Nicholson, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 28 June 1864 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ends on 27 October 1864. Maintained from 28 June 1864 to 30 September 1864 (13 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- Sarah Ann Wake, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 28 June 1864 and sentenced to seven years penal servitude. Sentence ends on 27 June 1871. Maintained from 28 June 1864 to 30 September 1864 (13 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas Longstaff, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 28 June 1864 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ends on 27 December 1864. Maintained from 28 June 1864 to 30 September 1864 (13 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- Sarah Porter, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 28 June 1864 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ended on 27 August 1864. Maintained from 28 June 1864 to 26 August 1864 (8 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- Samuel Hull, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 28 June 1864 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ends on 27 December 1864. Maintained from 28 June 1864 to 30 September 1864 (13 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- George Arnold, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 28 June 1864 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ends on 27 December 1864. Maintained from 28 June 1864 to 30 September 1864 (13 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- Samuel Cox or Hill, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 28 June 1864 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ends on 27 December 1864. Maintained from 28 June 1864 to 30 September 1864 (13 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas B. Greenbury, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 28 June 1864 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ends on 27 December 1864. Maintained from 28 June 1864 to 30 September 1864 (13 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas Lodge, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 28 June 1864 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ends on 27 June 1865. Maintained from 28 June 1864 to 30 September 1864 (13 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- Nicholas Yorke, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 28 June 1864 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ends on 27 October 1864. Maintained from 28 June 1864 to 30 September 1864 (13 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- John Biggins, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 28 June 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 27 September 1864. Maintained from 28 June 1864 to 26 September 1864 (13 weeks) during the period of this account
- Annie Eliza Lythe, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 28 June 1864 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ends on 27 June 1865. Maintained from 28 June 1864 to 30 September 1864 (13 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- James Simms, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 28 June 1864 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ends on 27 December 1864. Maintained from 28 June 1864 to 30 September 1864 (13 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- John Shout, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 28 June 1864 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ends on 27 October 1864. Maintained from 28 June 1864 to 30 September 1864 (13 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- John Taylor or Thorpe, convicted of misdemeanour at the Sessions on 28 June 1864 and sentenced to 12 calendar months. Sentence ends on 27 June 1865. Maintained from 28 June 1864 to 30 September 1864 (13 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- William Smith, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 28 June 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 27 September 1864. Maintained from 28 June 1864 to 26 September 1864 (13 weeks) during the period of this account
- James Smith, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 28 June 1864 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ends on 27 October 1864. Maintained from 28 June 1864 to 30 September 1864 (13 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- Robert Taylor, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 28 June 1864 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ends on 27 December 1864. Maintained from 28 June 1864 to 30 September 1864 (13 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- William Smith, convicted of felony at the Sessions on 28 June 1864 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ends on 27 December 1864. Maintained from 28 June 1864 to 30 September 1864 (13 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- John Wright, convicted of felony at the Assizes on 30 July 1864 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ends on 29 November 1864. Maintained from 12 August 1864 to 30 September 1864 (7 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- Joseph Allenby, convicted of misdemeanour at the Assizes on 30 July 1864 and sentenced to 15 calendar months. Sentence ends on 29 October 1865. Maintained from 12 August 1864 to 30 September 1864 (7 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- Elizabeth Harding, convicted of felony at the Assizes on 30 July 1864 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ends on 29 January 1865. Maintained from 12 August 1864 to 30 September 1864 (7 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- Joseph Walters, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 5 December 1863 and sentenced four calendar months. Sentence ended on 4 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 3 April 1864 (3 days) during the period of this account
- James Rhodes, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 8 December 1863 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ended on 7 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 6 April 1864 (6 days) during the period of this account
- George Lindsay, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 23 January 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 22 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 22 April 1864 (3 weeks) during the period of this account
- Francis Maude, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 27 January 1864 and sentenced to three lunar months. Sentence ended on 19 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 18 April 1864 (2 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- George Smith, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 28 January 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 27 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 26 April 1864 (3 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- William Edwards, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 8 February 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 7 May 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 6 May 1864 (5 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- Margaret Hughes, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 18 February 1864 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ended on 17 June 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 16 June 1864 (11 weeks) during the period of this account
- James Simm, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 22 February 1864 and sentenced to six weeks. Sentence ended on 3 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 3 April 1864 (2 days) during the period of this account
- James Lewis, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 26 February 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 25 May 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 24 May 1864 (7 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- John Nelson, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 2 March 1864 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ended on 1 September 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 31 August 1864 (21 weeks 6 days) during the period of this account
- Elizabeth Metcalfe, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 5 March 1864 and sentenced to six weeks. Sentence ended on 15 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 14 April 1864 (2 weeks) during the period of this account
- Thomas Jordan, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 10 March 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 9 June 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 8 June 1864 (9 weeks 6 days) during the period of this account
- Margaret Hall, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 12 March 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 11 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 10 April 1864 (1 week 3 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas Vivian or Vollands, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 12 March 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 11 June 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 10 June 1864 (10 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- William Creenan, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 14 March 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 13 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 12 April 1864 (1 week 5 days) during the period of this account
- James Pearson, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 15 March 1864 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ended on 14 May 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 13 May 1864 (6 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- Alexander Rhodes, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 15 March 1864 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ended on 14 May 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 13 May 1864 (6 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- James Clarke, convicted under the Juvenile Offenders Act on 15 March 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months and four years reformatory. Sentence ends on 14 June 1868. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 13 June 1864 (10 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- Anthony Hutchinson, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 17 March 1864 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ended on 16 July 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 15 July 1864 (15 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- James Fitzgerald, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 18 March 1864 and sentenced to 21 days. Sentence ended on 7 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 6 April 1864 (6 days) during the period of this account
- Michael Fitzgerald, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 18 March 1864 and sentenced to 21 days. Sentence ended on 7 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 6 April 1864 (6 days) during the period of this account
- Edward Fitzgerald, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 18 March 1864 and sentenced to 21 days. Sentence ended on 7 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 6 April 1864 (6 days) during the period of this account
- James Gillies, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 18 March 1864 and sentenced to 21 days. Sentence ended on 7 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 6 April 1864 (6 days) during the period of this account
- William Todd, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 23 March 1864 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ended on 22 May 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 21 May 1864 (7 weeks 2 days) during the period of this account
- John Welden, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 26 March 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 25 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 24 April 1864 (3 weeks 3 days) during the period of this account
- John Flewker, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 26 March 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 25 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 24 April 1864 (3 weeks 3 days) during the period of this account
- Elizabeth Bramen, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 28 March 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 27 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 26 April 1864 (3 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- Henry Pidd, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 31 March 1864 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ended on 30 September 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 29 April 1864 (4 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- Mary Ellen Moisley, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 1 April 1864 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ended on 31 July 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 30 July 1864 (17 weeks 3 days) during the period of this account
- James Hill, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 1 April 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 30 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 29 April 1864 (4 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- Jane Hill, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 1 April 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 30 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 29 April 1864 (4 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- Thomas Dransfield, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 1 April 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 30 April 1864. Maintained from 1 April 1864 to 29 April 1864 (4 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- Elizabeth Ann Ward, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 4 April 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 3 May 1864. Maintained from 4 April 1864 to 2 May 1864 (4 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- James Simms, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 4 April 1864 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ended on 3 June 1864. Maintained from 4 April 1864 to 2 June 1864 (8 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- James Moody, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 5 April 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 4 May 1864. Maintained from 5 April 1864 to 3 May 1864 (4 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- Ann Liversedge, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 6 April 1864 and sentenced to 21 days. Sentence ended on 26 April 1864. Maintained from 7 April 1864 to 25 April 1864 (2 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- Michael Convey, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 6 April 1864 and sentenced to 21 days. Sentence ended on 26 April 1864. Maintained from 7 April 1864 to 25 April 1864 (2 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- William Shepherd, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 9 April 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 8 May 1864. Maintained from 11 April 1864 to 7 May 1864 (3 weeks 6 days) during the period of this account
- Mary Ryan, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 14 April 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 13 July 1864. Maintained from 15 April 1864 to 12 July 1864 (12 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- John Scott, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 19 April 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 18 May 1864. Maintained from 19 April 1864 to 17 May 1864 (4 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- William Bean, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 21 April 1864 and sentenced to 14 days. Sentence ended on 4 May 1864. Maintained from 22 April 1864 to 3 May 1864 (1 week 5 days) during the period of this account
- John Connel, convicted under the Juvenile Offenders Act on 21 April 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month and four years reformatory. Sentence ended on 20 May 1864. Maintained from 22 April 1864 to 19 May 1864 (4 weeks) during the period of this account
- Peter Brodrick, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 21 April 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 20 July 1864. Maintained from 22 April 1864 to 19 July 1864 (12 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- John Linklater, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 25 April 1864 and sentenced to six weeks. Sentence ended on 5 June 1864. Maintained from 25 April 1864 to 4 June 1864 (5 weeks 6 days) during the period of this account
- John Gatenby, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 9 May 1864 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ends on 8 November 1864. Maintained from 9 May 1864 to 30 September 1864 (20 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- Isabella Harland, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 9 May 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 8 June 1864. Maintained from 9 May 1864 to 7 June 1864 (4 weeks 2 days) during the period of this account
- William Pettinger, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 9 May 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 8 August 1864. Maintained from 10 May 1864 to 7 August 1864 (12 weeks 6 days) during the period of this account
- Matthew Preston, convicted under the Juvenile Offenders Act on 10 May 1864 and sentenced to two calendar months and five years reformatory. Sentence ended on 9 July 1864. Maintained from 11 May 1864 to 8 July 1864 (8 weeks 3 days) during the period of this account
- Ann Calvert, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 14 May 1864 and sentenced to 14 days. Sentence ended on 27 May 1864. Maintained from 14 May 1864 to 26 May 1864 (1 week 6 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas McDonald, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 18 May 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 17 June 1864. Maintained from 18 May 1864 to 16 June 1864 (4 weeks 2 days) during the period of this account
- Michael Elvet, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 19 May 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 18 June 1864. Maintained from 20 May 1864 to 17 June 1864 (4 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- William Lawson, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 19 May 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 18 June 1864. Maintained from 20 May 1864 to 17 June 1864 (4 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- William Whitaker, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 24 May 1864 and sentenced to 12 weeks. Sentence ended on 14 August 1864. Maintained from 25 May 1864 to 13 August 1864 (11 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- William Webb, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 28 May 1864 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ended on 27 July 1864. Maintained from 30 May 1864 to 26 July 1864 (8 weeks 2 days) during the period of this account
- George Rimer, under the Juvenile Offenders Act on 1 June 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months and four years reformatory. Sentence ended on 31 August 1864. Maintained from 1 June 1864 to 30 August 1864 (13 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- Thomas Rudrick, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 4 June 1864 and sentenced to 14 days. Sentence ended on 17 June 1864. Maintained from 4 June 1864 to 16 June 1864 (1 week 6 days) during the period of this account
- Christopher White, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 4 June 1864 and sentenced to seven days. Sentence ended on 10 June 1864. Maintained from 4 June 1864 to 9 June 1864 (6 days) during the period of this account
- John White, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 4 June 1864 and sentenced to seven days. Sentence ended on 10 June 1864. Maintained from 4 June 1864 to 9 June 1864 (6 days) during the period of this account
- Ellen Shackelton, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 6 June 1864 and sentenced to 14 days. Sentence ended on 19 June 1864. Maintained from 6 June 1864 to 18 June 1864 (1 week 6 days) during the period of this account
- Cornelius S. Pooley, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 6 June 1864 and sentenced to 21 days. Sentence ended on 26 June 1864. Maintained from 6 June 1864 to 25 June 1864 (2 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas Kelley, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 7 June 1864 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ended on 5 August 1864. Maintained from 8 June 1864 to 4 August 1864 (8 weeks 2 days) during the period of this account
- John S. Shepherdson, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 11 June 1864 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ended on 10 August 1864. Maintained from 11 June 1864 to 9 August 1864 (8 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- William Dodds, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 11 June 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 10 July 1864. Maintained from 13 June 1864 to 9 July 1864 (3 weeks 6 days) during the period of this account
- William Wilson, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 14 June 1864 and sentenced to six weeks. Sentence ended on 25 July 1864. Maintained from 15 June 1864 to 24 July 1864 (5 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- Joseph Rush, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 14 June 1864 and sentenced to 21 days. Sentence ended on 4 July 1864. Maintained from 15 June 1864 to 3 July 1864 (2 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- Richard Burton, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 23 June 1864 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ended on 22 December 1864. Maintained from 24 June 1864 to 30 September 1864 (13 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- Fanny Abbott, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 24 June 1864 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ended on 23 August 1864. Maintained from 24 June 1864 to 22 August 1864 (8 week 4 days) during the period of this account
- John Gilbert, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 2 July 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ends on 1 October 1864. Maintained from 2 July 1864 to 30 September 1864 (13 weeks) during the period of this account
- Richard Broadbelt, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 4 July 1864 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ends on 3 November 1864. Maintained from 4 July 1864 to 30 September 1864 (12 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- John Pickersgill, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 4 July 1864 and sentenced to four calendar months. Sentence ends on 3 November 1864. Maintained from 4 July 1864 to 30 September 1864 (12 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- William Smith, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 4 July 1864 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ends on 3 January 1865. Maintained from 4 July 1864 to 30 September 1864 (12 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- Ellen Forrest, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 4 July 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 3 August 1864. Maintained from 4 July 1864 to 2 August 1864 (4 weeks 2 days) during the period of this account
- Samuel Sutcliffe, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 5 July 1864 and sentenced to 14 days. Sentence ended on 18 July 1864. Maintained from 6 July 1864 to 17 July 1864 (1 week 5 days) during the period of this account
- Christopher Stothart, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 8 July 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ended on 7 October 1864. Maintained from 9 July 1864 to 30 September 1864 (12 weeks) during the period of this account
- Thomas McGuire, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 9 July 1864 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ended on 8 September 1864. Maintained from 11 July 1864 to 7 September 1864 (8 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- Elizabeth Mulligan, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 11 July 1864 and sentenced to 21 days. Sentence ended on 31 July 1864. Maintained from 12 July 1864 to 30 July 1864 (2 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- John Williams, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 13 July 1864 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ended on 12 September 1864. Maintained from 13 July 1864 to 11 September 1864 (8 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- Henry Forrester, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 13 July 1864 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ended on 12 September 1864. Maintained from 15 July 1864 to 11 September 1864 (8 weeks 3 days) during the period of this account
- James Ryan, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 16 July 1864 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ended on 15 September 1864. Maintained from 18 July 1864 to 14 September 1864 (8 weeks 3 days) during the period of this account
- Richard Ellerington, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 21 July 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ends on 20 October 1864. Maintained from 22 July 1864 to 30 September 1864 (10 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- Jane Kearney, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 30 July 1864 and sentenced to 12 weeks. Sentence ends on 20 October 1864. Maintained from 30 July 1864 to 30 September 1864 (9 weeks) during the period of this account
- George Turner, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 4 August 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ends on 3 November 1864. Maintained from 5 August 1864 to 30 September 1864 (8 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- William Parkinson, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 4 August 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 3 September 1864. Maintained from 5 August 1864 to 2 September 1864 (4 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- John Whally, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 4 August 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 3 September 1864. Maintained from 5 August 1864 to 2 September 1864 (4 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- George Anderson, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 4 August 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 3 September 1864. Maintained from 5 August 1864 to 2 September 1864 (4 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- John Anderson, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 4 August 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 3 September 1864. Maintained from 5 August 1864 to 2 September 1864 (4 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- Ann Mercer, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 6 August 1864 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ends on 5 October 1864. Maintained from 8 August 1864 to 30 September 1864 (7 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- James Daken, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 9 August 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ends on 8 November 1864. Maintained from 10 August 1864 to 30 September 1864 (7 weeks 3 days) during the period of this account
- James McDourghy, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 9 August 1864 and sentenced to 14 days. Sentence ended on 22 August 1864. Maintained from 10 August 1864 to 21 August 1864 (1 week 5 days) during the period of this account
- Margaret Connors, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 10 August 1864 and sentenced to 14 days. Sentence ended on 23 August 1864. Maintained from 11 August 1864 to 22 August 1864 (1 week 5 days) during the period of this account
- William Taylor, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 15 August 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ends on 14 November 1864. Maintained from 15 August 1864 to 30 September 1864 (6 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- John Dalton, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 15 August 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ends on 14 November 1864. Maintained from 15 August 1864 to 30 September 1864 (6 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- Lawrence Grant, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 15 August 1864 and sentenced to seven days. Sentence ended on 21 August 1864. Maintained from 15 August 1864 to 20 August 1864 (6 days) during the period of this account
- John Turner, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 15 August 1864 and sentenced to 14 days. Sentence ended on 28 August 1864. Maintained from 15 August 1864 to 27 August 1864 (1 week 6 days) during the period of this account
- Paul Parry, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 18 August 1864 and sentenced to seven days. Sentence ended on 24 August 1864. Maintained from 19 August 1864 to 23 August 1864 (5 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas Rogers, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 27 August 1864 and sentenced to six calendar months. Sentence ends on 25 February 1864 [recte -1865]. Maintained from 27 August 1864 to 30 September 1864 (5 weeks) during the period of this account
- John Bell, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 29 August 1864 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ends on 28 October 1864. Maintained from 31 August 1864 to 30 September 1864 (4 weeks 3 days) during the period of this account
- Amos Proctor, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 2 September 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ends on 1 December 1864. Maintained from 5 September 1864 to 30 September 1864 (4 weeks) during the period of this account
- John Ferguson, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 2 September 1864 and sentenced to two calendar months. Sentence ends on 1 November 1864. Maintained from 3 September 1864 to 30 September 1864 (4 weeks) during the period of this account
- William Arnold, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 3 September 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ends on 2 December 1864. Maintained from 3 September 1864 to 30 September 1864 (3 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- John Gourley, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 3 September 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ends on 2 December 1864. Maintained from 3 September 1864 to 30 September 1864 (3 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- John Thompson, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 5 September 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ends on 4 October 1864. Maintained from 6 September 1864 to 30 September 1864 (3 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- James Robinson, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 5 September 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ends on 4 October 1864. Maintained from 6 September 1864 to 30 September 1864 (3 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- Emma Johnson, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 5 September 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ended on 4 October 1864. Maintained from 6 September 1864 to 30 September 1864 (3 weeks 4 days) during the period of this account
- William Thompson, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 6 September 1864 and sentenced to 21 days. Sentence ended on 26 September 1864. Maintained from 7 September 1864 to 25 September 1864 (2 weeks 5 days) during the period of this account
- Hugh McLane, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 15 September 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ends on 14 October 1864. Maintained from 16 September 1864 to 30 September 1864 (2 weeks 1 day) during the period of this account
- Thomas Plaint, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 17 September 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ends on 16 October 1864. Maintained from 19 September 1864 to 30 September 1864 (1 week 5 days) during the period of this account
- Neil Anderson, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 19 September 1864 and sentenced to 21 days. Sentence ends on 9 October 1864. Maintained from 20 September 1864 to 30 September 1864 (1 week 4 days) during the period of this account
- Charles Buck, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 19 September 1864 and sentenced to 21 days. Sentence ends on 9 October 1864. Maintained from 20 September 1864 to 30 September 1864 (1 week 4 days) during the period of this account
- Thomas Wright, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 20 September 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ends on 19 October 1864. Maintained from 20 September 1864 to 30 September 1864 (1 week 4 days) during the period of this account
- John Kneller, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 22 September 1864 and sentenced to 14 days. Sentence ends on 5 October 1864. Maintained from 25 September 1864 to 30 September 1864 (1 week 1 day) during the period of this account
- Jane Elliott, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 27 September 1864 and sentenced to three calendar months. Sentence ends on 26 December 1864. Maintained from 28 September 1864 to 30 September 1864 (3 days) during the period of this account
- Edward Kelly, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 29 September 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ends on 28 October 1864. Maintained from 30 September 1864 to 30 September 1864 (1 day) during the period of this account
- Thomas McDermitt, convicted of felony under the Criminal Justice Act on 29 September 1864 and sentenced to one calendar month. Sentence ends on 28 October 1864. Maintained from 30 September 1864 to 30 September 1864 (1 day) during the period of this account
The amount payable to the North Riding by the Treasury for the maintenance of prisoners is certified by the magistrates in Quarter Sessions
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