| Description | Bill of indictment of John Evans for breaking into the dwelling house of Samuel Westoby in the borough of Middlesbrough, and stealing £8 1s 91/2d in money, two silver coins, one gold watch and guard, two gold lockets, one gold neck chain, 11 gold seals, 11 gold rings, two gold scarf pins, four gold brooches, one gold case for teeth, two steel brooches, and two gold bracelets, the property of the said Samuel Westoby
Offence committed on 12 February 1882
Evans had previously been convicted of felony at the Quarter Sessions for the borough of Birmingham held at Birmingham on 14 April 1875
Endorsed with names of witnesses and "true bill"
Attached is a certificate of conviction at the Quarter Sessions for the borough of Birmingham held at Birmingham on 14 April 1875. Thomas Jackson late of the borough of Birmingham was convicted of breaking into the dwelling house of Swain Bourne in the borough of Birmingham with intent to steal, on 23 March 1875. Jackson, who had a previous conviction for felony, was sentenced to hard labour at the gaol of the borough of Birmingham for 15 calendar months and then to police supervision for 12 months |