Document referenceQSB 1864 4/6/7
TitleBill of indictment for felony: Henry Brocklesby
DescriptionBill of indictment of Henry Brocklesby for stealing two gold studs and one silk handkerchief, the property of Robert Newton

Offence committed on 12 July 1864

Brocklesby had previously been convicted of felony at the Police Court at the borough of Kingston upon Hull on 18 January 1860 and on 26 August 1857

Endorsed with names of witnesses and "true bill"



With certificate of conviction before a magistrate for the borough of Kingston upon Hull on 18 January 1860 of Henry Brocklesby aged under 15 years for stealing one half-crown, the property of John Cook, at the borough of Kingston upon Hull on 16 January 1860. Brocklesby was sentenced to hard labour at the House of Correction at the borough of Kingston upon Hull for 14 days and then to be sent to Castle Howard Reformatory School for five years. Certificate dated 13 October 1864



With certificate of conviction before a magistrate for the borough of Kingston upon Hull on 26 August 1857 of Henry Brocklesby aged under 14 years for stealing 1s 11d and five purses, at the borough of Kingston upon Hull on 25 August 1857. Brocklesby was sentenced to hard labour at the House of Correction at the borough of Kingston upon Hull for 21 days and to be once whipped. Certificate dated 13 October 1864
Datec.1864
LevelItem
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Catalogue statusCatalogued
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