| Description | James Walton, 42, labourer, stealing a pair of boots belonging to Emma Young at Buckden; Edward Jewett, 29, horse dealer, stealing one colt belonging to Jonathan Royston at Colne; Solomon Cook, 49, woodman, being an incorrigible rogue; William Riseley, 33, of Buckden, labourer, being an incorrigible rogue; James Mustill, 25, brickmaker, James Bowles, 22, labourer, James Ashton, 22, labourer, William Ward, 23, brickmaker, assaulting George Abraham the constable of Great Paxton and disturbing the public peace at Great Paxton; James Papworth, 17, labourer, and William Ward, 17, labourer with a like offence. |