| Description | Recognizance made by Henry Layfield of the township of North Kilvington farmer for his appearance at the next Quarter Sessions to prefer a bill of indictment against James Boothroyd for stealing two white pocket handkerchiefs, a mixture pocket handkerchief, a table cloth, two tea towels and two books value £1, the property of the said Henry Layfield
Recognizance made by Henry Layfield of the township of North Kilvington in the parish of North Kilvington farmer, on behalf of Mary Dale wife of William Dale of Starbeck dray driver, Edwin Johnson of the Market Place in the parish of Thirsk butcher, on behalf of Sarah Kirk of Thirsk a minor, and John Holmes of the parish of Thirsk acting sergeant of police, for the appearance of Mary Dale, Sarah Kirk and John Holmes at the next Quarter Sessions to give evidence in the case against James Boothroyd
Recognizance made by James Boothroyd watchmaker and John Nicholson tallow chandler, both of the Market Place in the parish of Thirsk, for the appearance of Boothroyd at the next Quarter Sessions to answer a charge against him |