| Description | William Stretton, 17, setting fire to property belonging to John Bird at Yaxley;
Joseph Townsend, 40, stealing barley belonging to John Ekins Daintree, his master, at Pidley cum Fenton;
Charles Henson, 45, stealing pewter pots belonging to George White of Godmanchester and a pewter mug belonging to Mary Clark of Huntingdon;
John Henson, 50, stealing a pewter mug belonging to Mary Clark of Huntingdon;
William Moore, 25, stealing a waistcoat and shoemaker's tools belonging to Joseph Smith Braybrook at Great Raveley;
David Young, 23, stealing two fowls belonging to Frederick Ashbridge at Alconbury;
William Reason, 24 and Robert Usher, 51, stealing lead belonging to James Duberly Esq at Great Staughton;
George Barley, 26, stealing with violence a canvas bag belonging to John Mason at St Neots;
Alexander Chas. Handley, 33, embezzling money from the the Eastern Counties Railway Company at Godmanchester;
Peter Creek, 53, feloniously shooting at Samuel Goss, police officer, with a loaded gun at Little Stukeley;
William Laurence, 26, stealing a pitch fork;
Sarah Hitchcock, 20, concealing the body of her dead child of which she had been delivered;
John Wright, 21, aiding and abbetting the said Sarah Hitchcock.
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