| Description | Recognizance dated 5 May 1870 made by Edward Joseph Saggerson of the borough of Middlesbrough superintendent of police for his appearance at the next Quarter Sessions to prefer a bill of indictment against James Gordon of the borough of Middlesbrough for obtaining £1 4s 1d from John Pattison by false pretences. The money belonged to Thomas Backhouse and Raylton Dixon of the borough of Middlesbrough iron ship builders
Recognizance dated 5 May 1870 made by Michael Walsh foreman of platers, Henry Smith weighman, John Pattison clerk, and Henry Purvis police constable, all of the borough of Middlesbrough, for their appearance at the next Quarter Sessions to give evidence in the case against James Gordon
Recognizance dated 16 May 1870 made by John Scott and John Livingstone, both of Sunderland in county Durham iron ship builders, for the appearance of James Gordon at the next Quarter Sessions to answer a charge against him
Recognizance dated 17 May 1870 made by James Gordon late of the borough of Middlesbrough plater for his appearance at the next Quarter Sessions to answer a charge against him |