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Devon Quarter Sessions - Epiphany 1835 [DRO - QS32/121]
Transcribed by Brian Brassett
Devonshire - Epiphany Sessions - Tuesday January 6th, 1835 - John Kennaway, Esq, Chairman.
Calendar.
| Remaining on Former Orders. | |
| In the Gaol. | |
| Mary Reddalls | Convicted at Lammas Assizes 1832 - Felony - Transported for Life. |
| Thomazin Prater | Convicted Feb General Sessions 1834 - Felony - Imprisoned 12 calendar months in Gaol [12 weeks solitary]. |
| George Toby | Convicted June 17th 1834 - Threatening Language - Imprisoned 1 year or find sureties to keep the peace. |
| John Quantick | Convicted June 18th 1834 - Ill-treating his wife - Imprisoned 1 year or find sureties to keep the peace. |
| Abraham Snell | Convicted January 16th 1834 - Offence against the revenue of the Customs - Imprisoned until he pays £100. |
| William Russell | Convicted February 25th 1833 - Offence against the Customs - Imprisoned till he pays £100. |
| James Tuck | Convicted May 9th 1834 - Offence against the Customs - Imprisoned till he pays £100. |
| William Deem | Convicted May 22nd 1834 - Offence against the Customs - Imprisoned till he pays £100. |
| William Puttam | Convicted May 22nd 1834 - Offence against the Customs - Imprisoned till he pays £100. |
| William Boolds | Convicted June 16th 1834 - Offence against the Customs - Imprisoned till he pays £100. |
| John Hawkins | Convicted August 25th 1834 - Offence against the Customs - Imprisoned till he pays £100. |
| Thomas Edwards | Convicted August 25th 1834 - Offence against the Customs - Imprisoned till he pays £100. |
| William Spraggett | Convicted September 5th 1834 - Offence against the Customs - Imprisoned till he pays £61-7s-11d. |
| Sarah Tapley | Convicted September 19th 1834 - Offence against the Excise Laws - Imprisoned until she pays £13-10s. |
| Moses Thomas | Convicted August 19th 1834 - Ill treating his wife and want of sureties to keep the peace - Imprisoned 6 calendar months or find sureties. |
| Richard Evans | Convicted Michaelmas Sessions 1834 - Assault - Imprisoned 4 calendar months. |
| Maria White | Convicted Michaelmas Sessions 1834 - Felony - Transported 7 Years. |
| James Downs | Convicted October 23rd 1834 - Threatening to set fire to a dwelling-house - Imprisoned 6 calendar months or find sureties for good behaviour. |
| Edward Kelly | Convicted November 25th 1834 - Assaulting his wife - Imprisoned 12 calendar months or find sureties to keep the peace. |
| Mary Davis | Convicted December 9th 1834 - Assault - Imprisoned 2 calendar months or pay £5. |
| Lawrence King | Convicted December 11th 1834 - Assault - Imprisoned 2 calendar months or pay £5. |
| Abraham Bearman | Convicted December 11th 1834 - Assault - Imprisoned 2 calendar months or pay £5. |
| Maurice Cormundy | Convicted December 13th 1834 - Assault - Imprisoned 1 calendar month or pay £2-6s. |
| William Barrow | Convicted December 19th 1834 - Offence against the Game Laws - Imprisoned 2 calendar months or pay £5. |
| Henry Barrow | Convicted December 19th 1834 - Offence against the Game Laws - Imprisoned 2 calendar months or pay £5. |
| John Norman | Convicted December 27th 1834 - Offence against the Game Laws - Imprisoned 3 calendar months or pay £12-5s. |
| Richard Prout | Convicted December 27th 1834 - Assault - Imprisoned 2 calendar months or pay £5-8s. |
| John Takel | Convicted December 27th 1834 - Assault - Imprisoned 2 calendar months or pay £5-8s. |
| Thomas Davey | Convicted December 27th 1834 - Assault - Imprisoned 2 calendar months or pay £5-8s. |
| James Hooper | Convicted December 27th 1834 - Assault - Imprisoned 2 calendar months or pay £5-8s. |
| Mark Taylor | Convicted December 27th 1834 - Assault - Imprisoned 2 calendar months or pay £4-8s-6d. |
| John Le Quesne | Convicted November 14th 1834 - Offence against the Customs - 9 calendar months Imprisonment. |
| James Rogers | Convicted December 2nd 1834 - Offence against the Customs - 6 calendar months Imprisonment. |
| Elijah Chick | Convicted December 24th 1834 - Offence against the Customs - 6 calendar months Imprisonment or pay £100. |
| Ellis Horsford | Convicted December 27th 1834 - Offence against the Customs - 6 calendar months Imprisonment or pay £100. |
| Mary Brand | Convicted January 3rd 1835 - Assault - 3 calendar months Imprisonment or pay £5-10s. |
| John Parminter | Convicted January 4th 1835 - Misbehaviour in his employers service - Imprisoned 1 month. |
| Twenty-Seven for Trial at the Assizes. | |
| Index to Prisoners for Trial. | Bedford William Burchell George Burgess Charles Callaghan Ellen Clapp James Collacott Abel Coussons Aaron Coussons Mary Crouch Joseph Cummins William Drake James Dunbar Mary Eastman George Evans James Franks Charlotte Gainer Charles Gibson Samuel Green James Gyden John Hyatt John Irish John Joint William Leeson James Legg Elizabeth Louis Peter Matthews Elizabeth McDonald Francis Millan Thomas Mitchell Elizabeth Morgan Samuel Perry William Pettray Ann Pickering Matthew Pile Joseph Pinches Francis Punchard James alias Ponsford Rankin Elizabeth Smith James Smith Mary Ann Smith John Southwood Thomas Styel Robert Thick Charles Tulley Mary Vowler Richard Walter Mary Ann Wilson Margaret Winter George Woods Thomas Wright William Wyatt William |
| Prisoners for Trial | |
| Instruction. | R, read - Well, read & write well - Imp, read or write imperfectly - N, neither read nor write. |
| Thomas Woods [21] [N] | Committed by John Carpenter, esq, Henry Charles Hobart, and Jonathan. P. Carpenter, clerks, charged with stealing in the parish of Tavistock, a pick axe, the property of Benjamine Burrows. Warrant dated 16th October, 1834. |
| John Hyatt [35] [RW] Joseph Crouch [19] [R] | Committed by the Right Honorable Lord Rolle, charged with stealing from the person of Edward Eardley, at Newton Poppleford, a silver snuff box, his property. Warrant dated 23rd October, 1834. |
| Peter Louis [30] [R] | Committed by John Carpenter, esq, and J.P. Carpenter, clerk, charged with stealing at Tavistock, one reticule basket, three pair of half boots, and four pai of shoes, the property of James Martin. Warrant dated 28th October, 1834. |
| Charles Gainer [45] [RW] | Committed by Wm. Hale Symons, esq, charged with stealing at Plympton St. Mary, a pair of shoes, the property of Joseph Cole. Also charged with stealing at Plympton St. Mary, a cotton handkerchief, the property of Elizabeth Turpin. Warrant dated 29th October, 1834. |
| William Cummins [55] [N] | Committed by John Milford, esq, charged with stealing at Heavitree, four ducks and one drake, the property of Richard Venn. Warrant dated 1st November, 1834. |
| James Drake [36] [RW] | Committed by Thomas Husband, esq, charged with stealing at Devonport, a blue cloth jacket, a blue cloth waistcoat, and a pair of trousers, the property of William Ryder. Also charged with stealing at Devonport, one yard of blue cloth, the property of John Ryder. Warrants dated 3rd November, 1834. |
| James Punchard alias Ponsford [26] [RW] | Committed by William Nation, esq, charged with stealing at Broadclist, two ducks, the property of Samuel Pyne. Warrant dated 7th November, 1834. |
| Samuel Gibson [18] [RW] | Committed by Henry Studdy, esq, charged with having on the 4th instant, unlawfully, maliciously, and feloniously set fire to a rick of wood, belonging to James Daniel of Paignton, by which the said rick of wood, a linhay, a quantity of board, and a quantity of straw was burnt. Warrant dated 10th November, 1834. |
| Ellen Callaghan [28] [N] | Committed by J.J. Gordon Bremer, esq, charged with stealing at Devonport, a blanket, the property of ----- Rickard. Warrant dated 8th November, 1834. |
| James Evans [34] [N] | Committed by Samuel Hart, clerk, charged with stealing at Holsworthy, a knot of brass wire, the property of Thomas Yeo. Warrant dated 10th November, 1834. |
| James Leeson [21] [RW] | Committed by Thomas Husband, esq, charged with stealing on the 8th inst, at Devonport, six loaves of bread, and ten pounds of flour, the property of Edward Polkinghorn. Also with stealing within the last month, two quartern loaves, six half-quartern loaves, and about thirty pounds of flour, the property of the said Edward Polkinghorn. Warrant dated 11th November, 1834. The said James Leeson stands also charged with having received, within the last six weeks from Ann Simmons, a servant to William Watts of Devonport, gentleman, the sum of twelve shillings and eleven pence, the property of Edward Polkinghorn, his master, and having fraudulently embezzled and secreted the same. Warrant dated 13th November, 1834. |
| Elizabeth Mitchell [32] [R] | Committed by Thomas Husband, esq, charged with having received from James Leeson, a servant to Edward Polkinghorn, two quartern loaves, six half-quartern loaves, and about thirty pounds of flour, the property of the said Edward Polkinghorn, knowing the same to have been stolen by the said James Leeson. Warrant dated 11th November, 1834. |
| Charles Thick [24] [N] | Committed by George Smith, clerk, charged with stealing at Whimple, a great coat, the property of Henry Palfrey Symons. Warrant dated 15th November, 1834. |
| Elizabeth Legg [24] [RW] | Committed by John Foote, esq, charged with stealing at Devonport, a silver tea-spoon, the property of Edward Francis Wells. Warrant dated 15th November, 1834. |
| Margaret Wilson [30] [N] | Committed by Thomas Husband, esq, charged with stealing on the 12th inst, from the shop of James Parkin at Devonport, ten yards of black silk serge, his property. Also charged with stealing on the 15th inst, from the shop of John Beall at Devonport, one piece of green merino, his property. And also with stealing within the last five weeks from the shop of the said John Beall, one piece of light-coloured printed cotton, and one piece of dark printed cotton, his property. Also charged with stealing within the last three weeks from the shop of Harold Billing at Devonport, about twenty-eight yards of printed cotton, his property. Warrants dated 19th November, 1834. |
| Thomas Southwood the Younger [19] [R] | Committed by Richard Pine Coffin, esq, charged with stealing at Buckland Brewer, a shirt, the property of Samuel German. Warrant dated 26th November, 1834. |
| George Burchell [48] [N] | Committed by John Quicke, esq, charged with stealing at Crediton, a pick, the property of Samuel Hayman. Warrant dated 27th November, 1834. |
| William Wright [66] [N] | Committed by John Foote, esq, charged with stealing at Devonport, a quantity of timber, the property of William Hodge, esq. Warrant dated 28th November, 1834. |
| Aaron Coussons [18] [R] | Committed by Hon. Newton Fellowes, charged with stealing at Southmolton, five fowls, the property of Samuel Howard. Warrant dated 29th November, 1834. |
| Mary Coussons [48] [R] | Committed by Hon. Newton Fellowes, charged with stealing at Southmolton, or receiving from her son, Aaron Coussons, knowing them to have been stolen, five fowls, the property of Samuel Howard. Warrant dated 29th November, 1834. |
| Abel Collacott [22] [RW] | Committed by Peter Glubb, clerk, charged with stealing at Hatherleigh, a coat, and a pair of trousers, the property of Thomas Drake. Warrat dated 2nd December, 1834 |
| Thomas Millan [30] [RW] | Committed by the Hon. Sir John Talbot, charged with stealing at Axminster, a skin of leather, the property of Emanuel Domett. Warrant dated 3rd December, 1834. |
| Francis Pinches [20] [RW] | Committed by John Foote, esq, charged with stealing at east Stonehouse, a piece of beef, the property of John Hyne. Warrant dated 4th December, 1834. |
| Richard Vowler [41] [RW] | Committed by John Milford, esq, charged with having feloniously in his possession, a quantity of glass, the property of John Willis of Heavitree. Warrant dated 5th December, 1834. |
| John Irish [31] [RW] | Committed by Edward Lee, esq, charged with stealing on Sunday the 16th November last, out of the carriage of the Right Hon. Lord Rolle, during the time the family and servants were attending Divine Service at Bicton Church, a whip, the property of the said Lord Rolle. Warrant dated 5th December, 1834. |
| Mary Tulley [36] [N] | Committed by John Foote, esq, charged with stealing at Stoke Damerel, a piece of rint, the property of William Hook. Warrant dated 6th December, 1834. |
| Matthew Pickering [28] [RW] Francis McDonald [21] [R] Samuel Morgan [22] [RW] | Committed by John Foote, esq, charged with stealing at East Stonehouse, on or about the 4th of December instant, a silver watch, the property of Ellen Key. Warrant dated 9th December, 1834. |
| William Perry [30] [N] | Committed by Edward. S. Drewe, esq, charged with stealing at Kentisbeare, two ducks, the property of James Coombe. Warrant dated 10th December, 1834. |
| Mary Ann Smith [24] [R] | Committed by Thomas Husband, esq, charged with stealing at Devonport, a pair of black worsted stockings, the property of Harold Billing. Warrant dated 13th December, 1834. |
| Mary Ann Walters [32] [W] | Committed by George Templer, esq, charged with stealing at Newton Abbott, various articles of wearing apparel, the property of Thomas Russell. Warrant dated 15th December, 1834. |
| Charles Burgess [30] [R] | Committed by Henry. P. Seale, esq, charged with stealing in the parish of Townstall, six or seven bundles of straw, the property of William Browse. Warrant dated 15th December, 1834. |
| Charlotte Franks [14] [R] | Committed by Robert Shedden, and Henry George Carey, esq's, charged with stealing at Torquay, a yellow silk gown, and sundry other articles, the property of Thomas Dean Pearse. Warrant dated 17th December, 1834. |
| George Eastman [46] [RW] | Committed by James Burke, esq, charged with stealing at Frithelstock, two pieces Ash wood, the property of Joseph Friendship. Warrant dated 18th December, 1834. |
| William Bedford [26] [R] | Committed by Codrington Parr, esq, charged with stealing at Dawlish, three brass candlesticks, and a brass cup, the property of Thomas Colman. Also charged with stealing at Dawlish, a four and half gallon cask, the property of Richard Ferris. Warrant dated 19th December, 1834. |
| James Clapp [29] [N] | Committed by Charles Gordon, esq, charged with stealing at Luppitt, two fowls, the property of William Clapp. Warrant dated 20th December, 1834. |
| Elizabeth Rankin [16] [R] | Committed by J.J. Gordon Bremer, esq, charged with stealing at Devonport, a bucket, the property of Samuel Symons. Warrant dated 20th December, 1834. |
| William Joint [31] [RW] | Committed by Hon. Newton Fellowes, charged with stealing at Chumleigh, a quantity of potatoes and turnips, the property of Charles Tamlin. Warrant dated 23rd December, 1834. |
| William Wyatt [20] [RW] | Committed by George Smith, clerk, charged with stealing at Ottery St. Mary, a quantity of hay, and a bag of potatoes, the property of Luther Graves Elliott, clerk. Warrant dated 27th December, 1834. |
| Joseph Pile [32] [R] | Committed by John Nott, esq, charged with stealing at Swimbridge, a quantity of wood, the property of George Routcliffe. Warrant dated 29th December, 1834. |
| John Smith [22] [N] Robert Styel [17] [N] John Gyden [23] [N] | Committed by Charles Gordon, esq, charged with stealing from the shop of Nathaniel Wakeley, in Honiton, on the 3rd instant, a loaf of white sugar, and a dozen and a half of brushes, the property of the said Nathaniel Wakely. Warrant dated 5th January, 1835. |
| Elizabeth Matthews [25] [N] | Committed by Charles Gordon, esq, charged with stealing from the shop of Thomas Kibby, of Honiton, a quantity of sugar, plums, and a show glass, his property. Warrant dated 5th January, 1835. |
| Misdemeanors | |
| James Green [19] [RW] | Committed by Charles Gordon, esq, charged with having by fraudulent and false pretence, by a pretended game called the pea and thimble, obtained from John Newberry of Axminster, the sum of seven shillings and sixpence, in silver, with intent to defraud him of the same. Warrant dated 18th October, 1834. |
| James Smith [27] [RW] | Committed by Charles Gordon, esq, charged with having in his possession, four counterfeit half-crowns, and seven counterfeit shillings, with intent to circulate the same at Honiton, on the 18th of october, 1834. Warrant dated 20th October, 1834. |
| Mary Dunbar [31] [R] | Committed by John Foote, esq, charged with being in the public street at Devonport, on the night of the 1st November inst, in a state of intoxication, and making a great noise and threatening to break into the house of one Thomazin Gould, in consequnce of which, a great number of persons were collected, and the public peace disturbed. Warrant dated 3rd November, 1834. |
| George Winter [24] [RW] | Committed by John Were Clarke, and Francis Hole, esq's, charged with having two months last past, used violent and threatening language towards James Babb, and for want of sureties to keep the peace towards the said James Babb. Warrant dated 25th November, 1834. |
| Ann Pettray [24] [RW] | Committed by John Foote, esq, charged with having on the 27th November inst, at East Stonehouse, in a state of intoxication, violently assaulted William Williams, a peace officer in the execution of his duty. Warrant dated 29th November, 1834. |
| Remaining on Former Orders. | |
| In the Bridewell | |
| Arscott John | Convicted Feb Gen Sessions 1834 - Felony - Imprisoned 12 calendar months [6 weeks solitary]. |
| Aidkin Henry | Convicted Plymouth October Sessions 1834 - Felony - Imprisoned 6 months [6 weeks solitary]. |
| Aubin Philip | Convicted November 14th 1834 - Offence against the Revenue of the Customs - Imprisoned 6 calendar months. |
| Avant James | Convicted December 13th 1834 - Offence against the Game Laws - Imprisoned 2 months and find sureties. |
| Ashman Nathaniel | Convicted December 20th 1834 - Vagrancy - Imprisoned 21 days. |
| Bacon James | Convicted of a Felony - Imprisoned 2 Years. |
| Brett William | Convicted of a Misdemeanor - Imprisoned 2 years. |
| Blagdon George alias Bugden | Convicted Lent Assizes - Felony - Imprisoned 12 calendar months. |
| Bacon John | Convicted Lent Assizes 1834 - Misdemeanor - Imprisoned 18 calendar months [Death]. |
| Brooks Joseph | Convicted Plymouth Sessions April 1834 - Felony - Imprisoned 2 Years [6 weeks solitary]. |
| Bunker Jane | Convicted Plymouth Sessions 1834 - Misdemeanor - Imprisoned 12 months [4 weeks solitary]. |
| Bickford Richard | Convicted Plymouth Sessions July 12th 1834 - Felony - Imprisoned 18 calendar months [6 weeks solitary]. |
| Beable Ann | Convicted Lammas Assizes 1834 - Felony - Imprisoned 6 calendar months. |
| Blackmore Jonas | Convicted October 8th 1834 - Vagrancy - Imprisoned 3 calendar months. |
| Boner Thomas | Convicted October 17th 1834 - Court Martial - Imprisoned 4 calendar months. |
| Brown William | Convicted Michaelmas Sessions 1834 - Felony - Imprisoned 3 calendar months [4 weeks solitary]. |
| Bastard Edward | Convicted Michaelmas Sessions 1834 - Assault - Imprisoned 3 calendar months. |
| Booth Maria | Convicted Plymouth Sessions October 1834 - Felny - Imprisoned 6 months [6 weeks solitary]. |
| Brown Mary | Convicted November 13th 1834 - Vagrancy [4th offence] - Imprisoned 2 months. |
| Bowden Mary | Convicted November 20th 1834 - Vagrancy [14th offence] - Imprisoned 2 months. |
| Bushell Henry | Convicted December 18th 1834 - Vagrancy - Imprisoned 1 calendar month. |
| Budden Thomas | Convicted December 23rd 1834 - Vagrancy - Imprisoned 1 calendar month. |
| Bayles Mary | Convicted December 27th 1834 - Vagrancy [2nd offence] - Imprisoned 2 months. |
| Brierly John | Convicted January 1st 1835 - Court Martial - Imprisoned 30 days. |
| Braunton George | Convicted January 2nd 1835 - Leaving his family chargeable - Imprisoned 2 calendar months. |
| Collings Avis | Convicted Lammas Assizes 1833 - Felony - Imprisoned 2 Years. |
| Crabb John | Convicted Lammas Assizes 1834 - Felony - Imprisoned 6 calendar months. |
| Callaghan Eugene | Convicted October 17th 1834 - Court Martial - Imprisoned 4 months. |
| Cornish William | Convicted Michaelmas Sessions 1834 - Assault - Imprisoned 4 calendar months. |
| Cloke William | Convicted November 20th 1834 - Disorderly Apprentice - Imprisoned 2 calendar months. |
| Chilcott Robert | Convicted December 2nd 1834 - Disobying an order in Bastardy - Imprisoned 3 months. |
| Caroll John | Convicted December 20th 1834 - Vagrancy - Imprisoned 1 month. |
| Chick Robert | Convicted December 23rd 1834 - Leaving his Family - Imprisoned 6 weeks. |
| Carter Elizabeth | Convicted January 1st 1835 - Vagrancy - Imprisoned 1 month. |
| Calladine Richard | Convicted January 1st 1835 - Court Martial - Imprisoned 30 days. |
| Dyer Elizabeth | Convicted March 5th 1834 - Bastardy - Imprisoned 12 calendar months. |
| Davis Jane | Convicted Plymouth Sessions July 1834 - Misdemeanor - Imprisoned 12 months. |
| Doleman Edward | Convicted Michaelmas Sessions 1834 - Uttering base coin - Imprisoned 3 calendar months [4 weeks solitary]. |
| Down James | Convicted October 16th 1834 - Disorderly Apprentice - Imprisoned 3 calendar months. |
| Dymond Joseph | Convicted November 10th 1834 Offence against the Game Laws - Imprisoned 2 calendar months. |
| Duff Michael | Convicted November 12th 1834 - Court Martial - Imprisoned 2 months. |
| Davey William | Convicted December 13th 1834 - Vagrancy [3rd offence] - Imprisoned 1 calendar month. |
| Drake George | Convicted December 17th 1834 - Vagrancy [4th offence] - Imprisoned 1 calendar month. |
| Davis William | Convicted December 20th 1834 - Disorderly Apprentice - Imprisoned 1 month. |
| Dark Philip | Convicted January 2nd 1835 - Offence against the Game Laws - Imprisoned 2 months. |
| Elson Isaac | Convicted Lent Assizes 1834 - Misdemeanor [2nd offence] - Imprisoned 12 calendar months. |
| Edgecombe George | Convicted Michaelmas Sessions 1834 - Felony - Imprisoned 3 calendar months [3 weeks solitary & twice whipped]. |
| Eales Susan | Convicted Michaelmas Sessions 1834 - Felony - Imprisoned 3 calendar months [6 weeks solitary]. |
| Endacott Richard | Convicted December 16th 1834 - Leaving his Family - Imprisoned 1 calendar month. |
| Edwards Howell | Convicted October 17th 1834 - Court Martial - Imprisoned 4 months. |
| Edwards William | Convicted December 10th 1834 - Court Martial - Imprisoned 4 months. |
| Ellacott John | Convicted December 20th 1834 - Leaving his Family - Imprisoned 1 calendar month. |
| Evans John | Convicted December 24th 1834 - Vagrancy - Imprisoned 1 month. |
| Ford William | Convicted November 6th 1834 - Disobeying an order in Bastardy - Imprisoned 3 months. |
| Ford George | Convicted November 11th 1834 - Disobeying an order in Bastardy - Imprisoned 3 months. |
| Gee George | Convicted December 11th 1834 - Court Martial - Imprisoned 3 calendar months. |
| Gullett Robert | Convicted December 13th 1834 - Offence against the Game Laws - Imprisoned 2 months and find sureties. |
| Greenslade Robert | Convicted December 18th 1834 - Offence against the Game Laws - Imprisoned 3 calendar months and find sureties. |
| Glidden Hester | Convicted December 22nd 1834 - Vagrancy - Imprisoned 1 month. |
| Humphreys Henry | Convicted December 27th 1834 - Disorderly Apprentice - Imprisoned 2 calendar months. |
| Halse Thomas | Convicted December 15th 1832 - A prisoner in the Debtors Ward for threats and violent conduct towards Mr. Drew the Keeper - Confined for want of sureties and also detained as a Debtor. |
| Haddy Henry | Convicted Plymouth Sessions Feb 1834 - Felony [3rd offence] - Imprisoned 18 months [9 weeks solitary]. |
| Horn James | Convicted Plymouth Sessions Feb 1834 - Felony [3rd offence] - Imprisoned 12 calendar months [6 weeks solitary]. |
| Horrell Joseph | Convicted December 16th 1834 - Leaving his Family [2nd offence] - Imprisoned 1 calendar month. |
| Hannaford Jane | Convicted December 23rd 1834 - Vagrancy - Imprisoned 1 calendar month. |
| Jeffery John | Convicted Lammas Assizes 1834 - Felony - Imprisoned 2 Years. |
| Jones George | Convicted November 7th 1834 - Disobeying an order of Bastardy - Imprisoned 3 months. |
| Johns John | Convicted December 23rd 1834 - Vagrancy - Imprisoned 1 calendar month. |
| Langdon Thomas | Convicted July 14th 1834 - Offence against the Revenue of Customs - Imprisoned 6 calendar months. |
| Lamb Thomas | Convicted Lammas Assizes 1834 - Misdemeanor - Imprisoned 6 calendar months [6 weeks solitary]. |
| Lane Jane | Convicted December 16th 1834 - Leaving her Family - Imprisoned 2 calendar months. |
| Lamprey Thomas | Convicted December 9th 1834 - Leaving his Masters Service - Imprisoned 2 calendar months. |
| Metherell Thomas | Convicted Midsummer Sessions 1833 - Assault - Imprisoned 2 Years. |
| Murray John | Convicted Michaelmas Sessions 1833 - Assault - Imprisoned 2 Years. |
| Morrish Elizabeth | Convicted July 25th 1834 - Bastardy - Imprisoned 6 calendar months. |
| Mtchell Thomas | Convicted October 19th 1834 - Disobeying an order of Bastardy - Imprisoned 3 months. |
| McGuiness Daniel | Convicted October 23rd 1834 - Court Martial - Imprisoned 4 months. |
| Mogford Charlotte | Convicted November 5th 1834 - Disorderly Apprentice - Imprisoned 3 months. |
| Martin Samuel | Convicted December 4th 1834 - Disorderly Apprentice - Imprisoned 2 months. |
| Moore James | Convicted December 11th 1834 - Disorderly Apprentice - Imprisoned 1 calendar month. |
| Matters Mary Ann | Convicted December 16th 1834 - Vagrancy - Imprisoned 1 month. |
| McDonald Mary | Convicted January 1st 1835 - Vagrancy - Imprisoned 1 month. |
| Nichols John | Convicted June 4th 1834 - Offence against the revenue of the Customs - Imprisoned 6 calendar months. |
| Nichols Richard | Convicted June 4th 1834 - Offence against the revenue of the Customs - Imprisoned 6 calendar months. |
| Neale Joseph Henry | Convicted December 23rd 1834 - Vagrancy - Imprisoned 1 calendar month. |
| Osborne Henry | Convicted December 13th 1834 - Vagrancy - Imprisoned 1 calendar month. |
| Pickard Jasper | Convicted August 11th 1819 - Dangerous and Insane for want of sureties. |
| Pallister Thomas | Convicted Midsummer Session 1933 - Assault - Imprisoned 8 calendar months. |
| Piper Edward | Convicted Lent Assizes 1834 - Felony - Imprisoned 1 Year. |
| Potter Elizabeth | Convicted Lent Assizes - Felony - Imprisoned 2 Years. |
| Pope Hannah | Convicted July 9th 1834 - Bastardy - Imprisoned 12 calendar months. |
| Pollock Joshua | Convicted July 14th 1834 - Offence against the Revenue of Customs - Imprisoned 6 calendar months. |
| Pearce John | Convicted October 11th 1834 - Court Martial - Imprisoned 4 calendar months. |
| Prouse Thomas | Convicted Michaelmas Sessions 1834 - Felony - Imprisoned 4 calendar months [4 weeks solitary] once whipped. |
| Palk John | Convicted October 18th 1834 - Disobeying an order of Bastardy - Imprisoned 3 months. |
| Palmer Henry | Convicted Plymouth Sessions October 1834 - Felony - Imprisoned 6 months [6 weeks solitary]. |
| Palmer James | Convicted November 25th 1834 - Disobeying an order of Bastardy - Imprisoned 3 months. |
| Rogers John | Convicted Feb Plymouth Sessions - Felony - Imprisoned 12 months [6 weeks solitary]. |
| Reed Elizabeth | Convicted March 5th 1834 - Bastardy [2nd offence] - Imprisoned 12 calendar months. |
| Rich Maria | Convicted July 1st 1834 - Bastardy [2nd offence] - Imprisoned 12 months. |
| Rawlins James | Convicted October 17th 1834 - Court Martial - Imprisoned 4 months. |
| Rich William | Convicted Michaelmas Sessions 1834 - Misdemeanor [3rd offence] - Imprisoned 4 calendar months. |
| Ridler Thomas | Convicted Michaelmas Sessions 1834 - Assault [2nd offence] - Imprisoned 4 calendar months. |
| Richardson Philip | Convicted November 14th 1834 - Offence against the Revenue of Customs - Imprisoned 6 calendar months. |
| Roberts Richard | Convicted December 24th 1834 - Vagrancy - Imprisoned 21 days. |
| Rice Henry | Convicted January 4th 1835 - Disobeying an order of Bastardy - Imprisoned 1 calendar month. |
| Snell Joannah | Convicted January 21st 1834 - Bastardy - Imprisoned 12 calendar months. |
| Smith William | Convicted Lent Assizes - Felony - Imprisoned 12 calendar months. |
| Sullivan Dennis | Convicted October 14th 1834 - Court Martial - Imprisoned 4 months. |
| Smith Grace | Convicted December 11th 1834 - Vagrancy - Imprisoned 1 month. |
| Skinner William | Convicted December 13th 1834 - Breaking Glass - Imprisoned 2 calendar months. |
| Saunders James | Convicted December 21st 1834 - Disobeying an order of Bastardy - Imprisoned 3 months. |
| Thomas Joseph | Convicted Lammas Assizes 1834 - Felony - Imprisoned 6 calendar months. |
| Thornton Margaret | Convicted Michaelmas Sessions 1834 - Felony - Imprisoned 4 calendar months [6 weeks solitary]. |
| Tout John | Convicted October 25th 1834 - Offence against the Game Laws [3rd offence] - Imprisoned 3 calendar months. |
| Thorn John | Convicted November 24th 1834 - Disobeying an order of Bastardy [4th offence] - Imprisoned 3 months. |
| Tout Thomas | Convicted November 28th 1834 - Offence against the Game Laws - Imprisoned 2 calendar months. |
| Upham John | Convicted January 4th 1835 - Offence against the Game Laws - Imprisoned 2 calendar months. |
| Vinnicombe Benjamine | Convicted January 19th 1819 - Dangerous and Insane for want of sureties. |
| Vickery Edward | Convicted Plymouth Sessions Apr 1834 - Misdemeanor - Imprisoned 12 months. |
| Wadland Nicholas | Convicted December 22nd 1828 - Dangerous and Insane for want of sureties [2nd offence]. |
| Wakeham John | Convicted Lammas Assizes 1833 - Misdemeanor [2nd offence - Death] - Imprisoned 18 calendar months. |
| Walker James | Convicted Lent Assizes - Felony - Imprisoned 2 Years. |
| Weeks Mary | Convicted Plymouth Sessions April 1834 - Misdemeanor - Imprisoned 12 months. |
| Woods William Matthew | Convicted August 18th 1834 - Court Martial - Imprisoned 6 months. |
| Wreford Samuel | Convicted October 13th 1834 - Leaving his Child chargeable - Imprisoned 3 calendar months. |
| Wilson John | Convicted October 17th 1834 - Court Martial - Imprisoned 3 calendar months. |
| Whittam James | Convicted Plymouth Sessions October 1834 - Felony - Imprisoned 6 months. |
| Wall George | Convicted November 10th 1834 - Stealing Apples [2nd offence] - Imprisoned 3 calendar months. |
| Wheeler Catherine | Convicted November 11th 1834 - Vagrancy - Imprisoned 3 calendar months. |
| Welsh Alexander | Convicted December 15th 1834 - Destroying a Gate - Imprisoned 1 calendar month. |
| Williams James | Convicted December 16th 1834 - Vagrancy - Imprisoned 1 month. |
| William Cole | Keeper of the Gaol and House of Correction for Devon. |