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RefNoKHCP/1/30/74
AltRefNoHCP/1/30/74
TitleDeposition: George Pratt and John Luff accused of stealing geldings belonging to Charles Green, wine merchant and farmer and Edward Jennings, farmer, both of St. Ives. The horses, advertised in the 'Police Gazette', were, a week later, found (with the prisoners) in Horsham, Sussex after some smart work by Richard Green, constable of Horsham and Hume Burgess, St. Ives. constable. Luff was also charged with stealing a saddle etc. from Allpress Osborne, brewer, St. Ives.
Description(Luff said he bought the horses between Tooting and Epsom from a gentleman named John Eams, of Seabrook, Folkestone, Kent. Pratt alleged he merely met Luff near Horsham). See also HCP/1/30/101.
DateOctober 1848
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CreatorNameHuntingdonshire Quarter Sessions records
RepositoryHuntingdonshire Archives
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