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Devon Quarter Sessions - Midsummer 1837 [DRO - QS32/131]
Transcribed by Brian Brassett
Devonshire - Midsummer Sessions Tuesday, June 27th, 1837 - Right Honorable William, Earl of Devon, Chairman.
Calendar.
| Remaining on Former Orders in the Gaol | |
| Mary Reddalls | Convicted at Lammas Assizes 1832 - Felony - Transported for Life. |
| Mary Hamlyn | Convicted Lent Assizes 1835 - Charged with Arson [found Insane] - To remain in custody during His Majesty's pleasure. |
| William Honey | Convicted Lammas Assizes 1836 - Rape - Found Insane to be kept in safe custody during His Majesty's Pleasure. |
| Aaron Mooring | Convicted August 29th 1836 - Breach of the Peace - Imprisoned 12 calendar months or find sureties. |
| Benjamine Reap | Convicted January 14th 1837 - Smuggling - Imprisoned till he pays £20. |
| Samuel Mabin | Convicted April 3rd 1837 - Assault - Imprisoned 12 months or find sureties. |
| Samuel Burford | Convicted May 10th 1837 - Offence against Excise Laws - Imprisoned till he pays £25. |
| Robert Dure | Convicted May 12th 1837 - Offence against Customs Laws - Imprisoned till he pays £100. |
| Thomas Hutchings | Convicted May 12th 1837 - Offence against Customs Laws - Imprisoned till he pays £100. |
| William Shepherd | Convicted May 30th 1837 - Offence against Customs Laws - Imprisoned till he pays £100. |
| Benjamine Martin | Convicted May 12th 1837 - Offence against Excise Laws - Imprisoned till he pays £50. |
| Joseph Thorne | Convicted Easter Sessions 1837 - Ill-treating his Apprentice - Imprisoned 3 calendar months in Gaol and pay a fine of £20. |
| Thomas Lampen | Convicted April 16th 1837 - Threatening Language to the Overseer - Imprisoned 3 calendar months or find sureties. |
| Abraham Snell | Convicted May 17th 1837 - Want of sureties to keep the peace - Imprisoned 12 calendar months or find sureties. |
| Joshua Murray | Convicted May 27th 1837 - Convicted of Larceny at the Plymouth Borough Sessions in December 1836 - Sentenced to be imprisoned in the Borough Gaol 2 Years, ordered by the Secretary of state to be removed to the Devon County Gaol. |
| Peggy Weeks | Convicted June 3rd 1837 - Assault - Imprisoned 1 month or pay 15s. |
| Robert Coleman | Convicted June 14th 1837 - Assaulting his Wife - Imprisoned 6 months or enter into his own recognizance to keep the Peace. |
| Richard Boyer | Convicted June 15th 1837 - Ill-treating his Wife - Imprisoned 2 calendar months or find sureties. |
| Sarah Ireland | Convicted June 19th 1837 - Violent threats towards her Daughter-in-Law - Imprisoned 12 months or find sureties. |
| Hugh Crockford | Convicted June 20th 1837 - Buying Soldiers necessaries - Imprisoned 3 months or pay £8-2s-9d. |
| John Male | Convicted June 20th 1837 - Assault - Imprisoned 2 months or pay £5. |
| Mary Gifford Mary Ann Gifford | Convicted June 24th 1837 - Assault - Imprisoned till they find sureties to keep the Peace. |
| George Rake | Convicted June 24th 1837 - Deserter from 36th Regiment - Imprisoned till sent for by escort. |
| John Elworthy | Convicted June 25th 1837 - Offence against the Game Laws - Imprisoned 6 calendar months or pay £10. |
| Index to Prisoners for Trial | Allen William Arthurs Samuel Baglau Richard Barclay Alexander Beater John alias Bidder Bennett david Berry William Alias Collicott Bicknell William Billing John Blackmore Job Boutcher Richard Bright Robert Bunker Mary Jane Burrows Elizabeth Caines William Capel Jane Cole Elizabeth Cornish William Cullin Thomas Cumming Caleb Davey William Davis William Eastman John Eden John Ewins Ann Fragell Richard Fursman Thomas Gale William Goss Robert Gilpin Eliza Hall Henry Hamlyn Elizabeth Hartnoll Henry Hears Samuel Hears Jospeh Hill Anne Hill Robert Howth Richard Hore George Hunt Jane James Samuel Jefferies Melinora Kempthorn Thomazin Kenner Elizabeth Kenner Mary Kingwell William Lamprey Elizabeth Langman Thomas Lawson Richard Lee George Lindsay Frederick Lillycrop Mansfield William Mardon Elizabeth Marshall Thomas McGuinuity Elizabeth Milton Mary Mitchell Nathaniel Mitchelmore Mary Ann Mortimer Maria Nation Mary Northway John Parker Richard Pope Mary Pote Richard Price Frances Pring William Radcliff Richard James Rees William Richards Peter Rippon Henry Short Philip Shute Robert Sivey William Tippett Joseph Toms Caroline Webber james Weymouth William Wilcott Elizabeth Wilson Henry Wills John Wonhall Thomas Woods Thomas Wotton Samuel Yard Giles Yelland George |
| Prisoners for Trial | |
| Felony | |
| Alexander Barclay [33] [Well] | Committed by John Carslake, esq, charged with stealing at Topsham, on or about the 16th March last, a pair of ear-rings, and a box, the property of Betsy Burnett. Also charged with stealing at topsham on the 30th March last, a saw and a plane, the property of William Beer. Also charged with stealing at Topsham on the 31st March last, a pair of drawers and a shirt, the property of Betsy Shapley. Also charged with stealing at Topsham on the 29th December last, a waistcoat and a silk handkerchief, the property of William Caseley. Warrants dated 1st and 24th April, 1837. |
| Giles Yard [55] [Imp] | Committed by John Milford, esq, charged with stealing on this 7th day of April at Clist St. Mary, a reaping hook, the property of John Cook. Warrant dated 7th April, 1837. |
| Robert Bright [46] [R] John Beater alias Bidder [54] [R] | Committed by William Langmead, and George S. Curtis, esq's, charged with stealing on the night of the 5th or early in the morning of the 6th inst, from a cave in a field at East Teignmouth, a quantity of potatoes, the property of Thomas Brimmage. Warrant dated 7th April, 1837. |
| Elizabeth Kenner [19] [Well] Mary Kenner [17] [Well] | Committed by Thomas Gardner, esq, charged with stealing at East Stonehouse on the 3rd and 5th inst, a calico sheet, two silver tea spoons, and an iron tea kettle, the property of William Westlake. Warrant dated 7th April, 1837. |
| William Pring [21] [R] | Committed by Arthur. H. Dyke Acland, esq, charged with stealing at Axminster from a box in the bedroom of his landlord Thomas Burroughs, three sovereigns, and twenty-five shillings and sixpence in silver, his property. Warrant dated 9th April, 1837. |
| William Bicknell [30] | Committed by John. C. Luxmore, esq, charged with receiving from Henry Rowse in the parish of St. Thomas the Apostle, on the 10th inst, a quantity of flour, knowing the same to have been stolen from John Parr, of the said parish, baker. Warrant dated 10th April, 1837. |
| Mary Nation [26] [R] | Committed by John Were Clarke, and Francis Hole, esq's, charged with stealing at Sampford Peverell on the 4th inst, twenty five yards of printed cotton, the property of George Hellyer. Warrant dated 10th April, 1837. |
| Richard Boucher [29] [Imp] | Committed by William Thomas, esq, charged with stealing from a Barn at Broadclist, on the the 26th January last, three pecks of wheat, the property of Thomas Carnall. Warrant dated 10th April, 1837. |
| William Caines [14] [N] | Committed by Henry Fellowes, clerk, and Gustavus Smith, esq, charged with stealing at Honiton on the 8th inst, from the person of Agnes Richards, a purse containing money, to the amount of eleven shillings in silver. Warrant dated 10th April, 1837. |
| Henry Hartnoll [16] [N] | Committed by George S. Curtis, esq, charged with stealing at Dawlish, a silver table spoon the property of Andrew Haydon. Warrant dated 10th April, 1837. |
| Jane Capel [17] [R] | Committed by John Carslake, esq, charged with stealing at Bickleigh on the 10th inst, a quantity of wearing apparel and a prayer book, the property of John Manley. Warrant dated 13th April, 1837. |
| Ann Hill [22] [R] | Committed by Peter Johnson, clerl, charged with stealing at Wembworthy on the 13th inst, two frocks, and a gown, the property of Peter Cha,berlain. Warrant dated 14th April, 1837. |
| Jane Hunt [18] [R] | Committed by Samuel Peter Forster, esq, Mayor of the Borough of Plympton Earle, charged with stealing at Plympton Maurice, on or about the 14th inst, five pieces of silver coin [viz] a crown piece and four shillings, the property of Richard pottey. Warrant dated 19th April, 1837. |
| Elizabeth Wilcott [50] [R] | Committed by George Baker, clerk, charged with stealing at South Brent on the 19th inst, a coat, waistcoat, and a pair of breeches, the property of Timothy Thuell. Warant dated 21st April, 1837. |
| Samuel James [20] [Imp] | Committed by John Foote, esq, charged with stealing at Stoke Damerel on the 19th inst, two pieces of rope, the property of Ellis Richards. Warrant dated 22nd April, 1837. |
| Richard Howth [33] [R] | Committed by William A. Harris Arundell, esq, charged with stealing at Bratton Clovelly on the 20th inst, a blanket, a bell-metal skillet, and sundry other articles, the property of John Roberts. Warrant dated 24th April, 1837. |
| Melinora Jefferies [38] [R] | Committed by the Honourable Sir John Talbot, charged with stealing from a cave at Thorncombe, on the morning of this day, a quantity of potatoes, the property of John Brooks. Warrant dated 24th April, 1837. |
| William Kingwell [25] [R] | Committed by Peter Bluett, esq, charged with stealing at Sampford Peverell on the night of the 21st or early in the morning of the 22nd inst, a quantity of beef, three pounds of butter, one whole cheese, and a part of a cheese, the property of Richard Skinner. Warrant dated 24th April, 1837. |
| John Wills [48] [Imp] | Committed by Codrington Parr, esq, charged with stealing at Dawlish on the 25th inst, forty pounds of hay, the property of Samuel Creeby. Warrant dated 26th April, 1837. |
| William Davey [26] [R] James Webber [22] [Well] | Committed by William Barker, clerk, charged with having feloniously broken into the stable of Samuel Lane of Silverton, and stolen therefrom a large elm box, which was fastened with a padlock. Warrants dated 26th and 29th April, 1837. |
| Nathaniel Mitchell [34] [R] | Committed by Thomas gardner and William Hancock, esq's, charged with stealing at Stoke damerel on or about the 24th inst, a table cloth, the property of Alfred James Bourdillon. Warrant dated 26th April, 1837. |
| David Bennett [57] [N] | Committed by Thomas Gardner, esq, charged with stealing at Stoke Damerel on or about the 24th inst, a net cap, a flannel waistcoat, and a pair of scissors, the property of Mary Ann Head. Warrant dated 26th April, 1837. |
| Caroline Toms [22] [Imp] | Committed by William Hancock, esq, charged with stealing at Stoke Damerel on the 14th inst, a patchwork quilt, the property of James Crabb. Warrant dated 27th April, 1837. |
| William Davis [21] [R] | Committed by William Hancock, esq, charged with stealing at Stoke Damerel on or about the 26th inst, a pair of trowsers, the property of Washington Eastbourn. Warrant dated 27th April, 1837. |
| Thomas Cullin [21] [R] | Committed by John Caunter, esq, charged with stealing at Ashburton on the 17th inst, a coat, the property of Nicholas Moore. Also charged with stealing at Ashburton on the 25th inst, a pair of trowsers the property of Nicholas James. Warrant dated 27th April, 1837. |
| Elizabeth Mardon [22] [N] | Committed by William Hancock, esq, charged with having at Stoke Damerel on the 24th inst, unlawfully married one William Collings, James Mardon her former husband to whom she had been previously married, being then alive. Warrant dated 28th April, 1837. |
| Thomazin Kempthorn [47] [R] | Committed by William Hancock, esq, charged with stealing at Stoke Damerel on or about the 25th inst, a pillow, and a wine glass, the property of John Williams. Warrant dated 29th April, 1837. |
| William Allen [18] [N] Philip Short [17] [R] | Committed by Peter Glubb, clerk, charged with stealing from a Linhay, in the parish of Little Torrington, six iron tings, the property of William Banbery. Warrant dated 1st May, 1837. |
| Richard Lawson [41] [Well] | Committed by Thomas Husband, esq, charged with stealing at Stoke Damerel on the 30th April last, a silver snuff box, the property of Michael Welman. Warrant dated 1st May, 1837. |
| John Eastman [19] [Imp] | Committed by William. H. Karslake, clerk, charged with stealing at Southmolton on the 24th April last, an umbrella, the property of John Pearce. Warrant dated 2nd May, 1837. |
| Samuel Arthurs [25] [R] | Committed by John Carslake, esq, charged with stealing from the Cotton Factory in the parish of St. Leonards, about the 21st April last, a quantity of lead, belonging to the Council of Exeter. Warrant dated 2nd May, 1837. |
| Mary Pope [30] [Imp] | Committed by John Carslake, esq, charged with stealing at Sidmouth, on or about the 25th April last, a pair of trowsers, and a gold ring, the property of William Dunn. Warrant dated 3rd may, 1837. |
| John Eden [36] [R] | Committed by Sir. George. P. Adams, charged with stealing at Berry Pomeroy, a woolen jacket belonging to Joseph Street, and a fustian waistcoat belonging to George Tucker, a pauper in Berry workhouse. Warrant dated 3rd may, 1837. |
| William Siney [29] [R] | Committed by Sir. George. P. Adams, charged with stealing at Ashprington, several fowls, the property of Edward Elliott. Warrant dated 6th May, 1837. |
| Elizabeth McGuinuity [57] [R] | Committed by Thomas Husband, esq, charged with stealing at East Stonehouse, on the 14th or 15th April last, one water bucket, the poperty of Leonard Rickard. Warrant dated 6th May, 1837. |
| William Rees [20] [Imp] | Committed by Thomas Gardner, esq, charged with having by virtue of his employment as a servant, on the 6th inst, at East Stonehouse, received into his possession, on account of James Cloke, his master, one shilling and ninepence, and fraudulently embezzled the same. Warrant dated 8th May, 1837. |
| Thomas Marshall [17] [Imp] | Committed by J. Limebear Harding, clerk, charged with having on Sunday the 7th inst, broken into the dwelling house of Caleb Squire, at Buckland Brewer, and stolen therefrom six-pence his property. Warrant dated 9th May, 1837. |
| Richard fragell [20] [R] | Committed by Henry Gervis, esq, charged with stealing at Widecombe in the Moor, on the 8th inst, a fustian coat, the property of Thomas Sercombe. Warrant dated 9th May, 1837. |
| Samuel Hears [18] [R] | Committed by George Smith, clerk, charged with stealing one traw rope, two binding ropes, and two faggots of wood, at Ottery St. Mary, the property of George Sharland. Warrant dated 11th May, 1837. |
| Richard Baglau [28] [N] | Committed by Augustus. S. Willett, esq, charged with stealing at Westleigh, on the 4th inst, a quantity of Alder sticks, and also a quantity of potatoes, the property of Thomas Hocking. Warrant dated 11th May, 1837. |
| Caleb Cumming [77] [N] | Committed by Thomas Lockyer, esq, charged with stealing at Bigbury on the 9th inst, a hen fowl, the property of Henry Parraton. Warrant dated 11th may, 1837. |
| Joseph Tippett [25] [R] | Committed by Thomas Lockyer, esq, charged with stealing at Bigbury on the 10th inst, one striped cotton shirt, the property of William Fox. Warrant dated 11th may, 1837. |
| William Cornish [30] [Imp] | Committed by John Carslake, esq, charged with stealing at St. Thomas the Apostle, on the 18th inst, a woollen horse cloth, the property of John Hurley. Warrant dated 19th May, 1837. |
| Richard Pote [26] [N] | Committed by Henry. R. Roe, esq, charged with stealing at Holbeton on the 16th inst, five fowls, the property of Nicholas Distin Friend. Warrant dated 19th May, 1837. |
| George Yelland [30] [N] | Committed by John Carslake, esq, charged with stealing at Holcombe Burnell on the 14th or 15th inst, a silver watch, the property of Thomas Honeywell. Warrant dated 20th May, 1837. |
| Thomas Fursman [56] [R] | Committed by George Templer, esq, charged with having broken open a cellar, adjoining the dwelling house of John Churchward, at Highweek, and stolen from thence four fowls, and also with stealing at Highweek, on the 20th inst, a quantity of Potatoes, the property of the said John Churchward. Warrant dated 22nd May, 1837. |
| Robert Goss [25] [N] | Committed by Thomas Lockyer, esq, charged with stealing at Plympton. St. Mary, on the 15th inst, a piece of Elm board, the property of the Right Honourable the Earl of Morley. Warrant dated 24th May, 1837. |
| Eliza Gilpin [20] [Imp] | Committed by John Milford, esq, charged with stealing at Heavitree on the 25th inst, to deal boards the property of Robert Fisher. Warrant dated 27th May, 1837. |
| Richard James Radcliff [25] [Imp] | Committed by George Smith, clerk, charged with stealing at Luppitt on the 26th inst, from the house of William Rattenbury, a silver watch, his property. Warrant dated 27th May, 1837. |
| William Mansfield [18] [R] | Committed by John Clarke, clerk, charged with stealing at Culmstock on the 4th inst, two pair of stockings, the property of John Collier, and subsequently various articles of wearing apparel, the property of Mary Ann Cox. Warrant dated 29th May, 1837. |
| John Northway [24] [R] | Committed by George Gregory, clerk, charged with stealing at Moretonhampstead, one Ash tree, the property of William Cann. Warrant dated 30th May, 1837. |
| Elizabeth Hamlyn [34] [Imp] | Committed by Nathanial Downe, esq, charged with stealing at Stoke Damerel on the 27th inst, a patchwork quilt, the property of James Herring. Warrant dated 31st May, 1837. |
| Elizabeth Burrows [14] [R] | Committed by Nathanial Downe, and Thomas Gardner, esq's, charged with stealing at Stoke Damerel on the 26th inst, a gown, the property of Elizabeth Bennett. Warrant dated 31st May, 1837. |
| Thomas Woods [23] [R] | Committed by John Carpenter, esq, charged with stealing at Tavistock, a linen waistcoat, the property of Philip Hancock. Warrant dated 2nd June, 1837. |
| Samuel Wotton [31] [R] | Committed by John Were Clarke, esq, charged with stealing at Cadleigh Court, in the parish of cadleigh, one pinion wheel, part of an apple engine, the property of Thomas Milton. Warrant dated 3rd June, 1837. |
| Thomas Wonhall [22] [R] | Committed by Nathanial Downe, esq, charged with stealing at Stoke Damerel on the 17th inst, a seal, the property of Israel Myers. Warrant dated 3rd June, 1837. |
| George Hore [35] [R] | Committed by Peter Glubb, clerk, charged with stealing at frithelstock on the 4th inst, two fowls, the property of John Freeman. Warrant dated 5th June, 1837. |
| Frances Price [20] [R] | Committed by William Hancock, and Thomas Gardner, esq's, charged with stealing at East Stonehouse on or about the 22nd of May last, a blanket, and other articles, the property of Richard Dawe. Warrant dated 6th June, 1837. |
| Maria Mortimer [22] [R] | Committed by Richard Shute, esq, charged with stealing at Witheridge, a quantity of tea and coffee, and two knives, and a fork, the property of Sir. James Roupel Colleton, Bart. Warrant dated 7th June, 1837. |
| Robert Hill [22] [N] Richard Parker [22] [N] | Committed by Richard Shute, esq, charged with stealing at Witheridge, on the night of Friday the 2nd inst, from a certain loft, two bundles of wheaten straw, the property of Sarah Ayer. Warrant dated 7th June, 1837. |
| Ann Ewins [22] [N] Job Blackmore [31] | Committed by John Clarke, clerk, charged with stealing at Clayhidon, a quantity of wheat, the property of Thomas Marks, and two geese, the property of Elias Marks. Warrant dated 7th June, 1837. |
| Thomas Langman [28] [R] | Committed by Arthur Kelly, esq, charged with stealing at Stowford, a quantity of wheat, the property of Arscott Braund. Warrant dated 7th June, 1837. |
| Elizabeth Lamprey [22] [N] | Committed by John Dene, clerk, charged with stealing at Braunton, on or about the 31st January last, one shift, one shirt, one ironing cloth, and one pillow case, the property of Charles Dunn. Warrant dated 13th June, 1837. |
| John Billing [14] [Well] William Gale [16] [Imp] | Committed by Arthur. H. Dyke Ackland, esq, the said John Billing charged with stealing from the dwelling house of his master, James Morgan, of Axminster, certain gilt buttons, and pairs of braces, and the said William Gale, charged with receiving the same, knowing them to have been stolen. Warrant dated 13th June, 1837. |
| Frederick Lillycrop Lindsay [24] [Imp] | Committed by John Carslake, esq, charged with stealing on the 9th February last, a paper parcel, containing seven pounds of tobacco, and two pounds of liquorice, the property of William Chown, of Ottery St. Mary. Warrant dated 19th June, 1837. |
| Henry Hall [21] [R] Joseph Hears [62] [N] | Committed by George Smith, clerk, the said Henry hall charged with stealing at Tallaton on the 6th inst, a quantity of lead, the property of Sir. John Kennaway, Bart, and the said Joseph Hears, charged with having received the said lead, knowing it to have been stolen. Warrant dated 19th June, 1837. |
| Henry Rippon [31] [R] | Committed by John. H. Furse, esq, charged with stealing at Ringsash on the 17th inst, a quantity of bark, the property of Henry Rippon, senior. Warrant dated 19th June, 1837. |
| Peter Richards [25] [N] | Committed by John Allen, esq, charged with stealing at Prawl, in the parish of Chivelstone, a shovel, the property of William Adams. Warrant dated 19th June, 1837. |
| Henry Wilson [24] [N] | Committed by George Smith, clerk, charged with stealing at Gittisham on the 14th inst, a shirt, the property of James North. Warrant dated 22nd June, 1837. |
| William Berry alias Collicott [65] [N] | Committed by John Budd, esq, charged with stealing at Landkey, a shift, and a petticoat, the property of Mary Lock and Mary Down. Warrant dated 24th June, 1837. |
| George Lee [19] [Imp] | Committed by Thomas Husband, esq, charged with stealing at Torpoint in the County of Cornwall, on the 18th inst, four rabbits, the property of John Bennett. Warrant dated 21st June, 1837. |
| Elizabeth Cole [16] [N] | Committed by Sir. Anthony Buller, knight, charged with stealing at Buckland Monachorum, one pair of shoes, one handkerchief, and other articles, the property of Benjamine Stanbury. Warrant dated 23rd june, 1837. |
| Misdemeanors | |
| Mary Ann Mitchelmore [18] [Imp] | Committed by Samuel Mills, clerk, charged with having in the parish of Thurlstone, concealed the birth of a female bastard child [since dead]. Warrant dated 24th April, 1837. |
| Robert Shute [33] [N] | Committed by James. W. Buller, and John Sillifant, esq's, charged with having assaulted and beaten one James Stone of Crediton, and with having committed divers misdemeanors against the Kings peace. Warrant dated 9th May, 1837. |
| Mary Jane Bunker [20] [Imp] | Committed by Thomas Gardner, esq, charged with having at Tavistock, on the 5th May inst, obtained by false and fraudulent pretences from one David Kellaway, draper, a quantity of printed cotton, his property. Warrant dated 17th May, 1837. |
| Mary Milton [32] [R] | Committed by Peter Bluett, esq, for want of sureties for her appearance to give evidence against William King, for a felony at the next Quarter Sessions. Warrant dated 14th June, 1837. |
| In the Bridewell | |
| William Weymouth [32] [N] | Committed by H.P. Seale, esq, as an idle and disorderly person, also an incorrigible rogue for refusing to maintain his family. Warrant dated 13th May, 1837. |
| Remaining on Former Orders. | |
| Bartlett Richard | Convicted Epiphany Sessions 1837 - Felony [2nd offence] - Imprisoned 3 calendar months [3 weeks solitary]. |
| Beer Robert | Convicted Lammas Assizes 1836 - Felony - Imprisoned 2 Years. |
| Bowden Maria | Convicted Epiphany Sessions 1837 - Felony - Imprisoned 8 calendar months [4 weeks solitary]. |
| Bright George | Convicted Lent Assizes 1837 - Felony - Imprisoned 4 calendar months. |
| Brown Hugh | Convicted Lent Assizes 1837 - Felony - Imprisoned 6 calendar months. |
| Burgun Elizabeth | Convicted May 27th 1837 - Leaving her family chargeable - Imprisoned 1 calendar month. |
| Burchill Mary | Convicted June 9th 1837 - Trespassing and stealing Wood - Imprisoned 2 calendar months or pay 40s. |
| Burchill Sarah | Convicted June 9th 1837 - Trespassing and stealing Wood - Imprisoned 2 calendar months or pay 40s. |
| Babb William | Convicted June 12th 1837 - Disorderly Apprentice - Imprisoned 2 calendar months. |
| Burton James | Convicted June 13th 1837 - Disorderly Apprentice - Imprisoned 14 days. |
| Berry Jacob | Convicted June 20th 1837 - Injuring Thatch - Imprisoned 2 weeks. |
| Carline Emma | Convicted Plymouth Sessions December 1836 - Misdemeanor - Imprisoned 12 calendar months [4 weeks solitary]. |
| Callard John | Convicted Plymouth Sessions December 1836 - Felony - Imprisoned 6 calendar months [4 weeks solitary]. |
| Cann James | Convicted Aoril 4th 1837 - Disorderly Apprentice - Imprisoned 3 months. |
| Collings Ann | Convicted Plymouth Sessions April 15th 1837 - Felony - Imprisoned 6 calendar months [6 weeks solitary]. |
| Clarke Charles | Convicted May 4th 1837 - Vagrancy - Imprisoned 3 months. |
| Childs R. alias Wiggans | Convicted May 24th 1837 - Court Martial - Imprisoned 2 months. |
| Churchill Charles | Convicted May 30th 1837 - Leaving his Family Imprisoned 6 weeks. |
| Coyne John | Convicted June 3rd 1837 - Court Martial - Imprisoned 3 calendar months. |
| Chase John | Convicted June 3rd 1837 - Injuring Workhouse Clothing - Imprisoned 2 calendar months. |
| Cooper John | Convicted June 5th 1837 - Leaving his Family - Imprisoned 1 month. |
| Churchill James | Convicted June 7th 1837 - Leaving his Family - Imprisoned 1 calendar month. |
| Cockram Ann | Convicted June 9th 1837 - Trespassing and stealing Wood [2nd offence] - Imprisoned 2 calendar months or pay 40s. |
| Chubb Thomas | Convicted June 24th 1837 - Disorderly Apprentice - Imprisoned 1 calendar month. |
| Duhamel John | Convicted Plymouth Sessions April 1836 - Felony - Imprisoned 2 Years [6 weeks solitary]. |
| Danger William | Convicted Lammas Assizes 1836 - Misdemeanor - Imprisoned 1 Year. |
| Davey Harriett | Convicted Plymouth Sessions October 1836 - Felony [2nd offence] - Imprisoned 1 Year [6 weeks solitary]. |
| Dokket John | Convicted February Sessions 1837 - Felony - Imprisoned 5 calendar months [4 weeks solitary]. |
| Dummett William | Convicted May 4th 1837 - Cutting and taking away a quantity of Hedge Wood - Imprisoned 2 months. |
| Drew Robert | Convicted June 12th 1837 - Disorderly Apprentice - Imprisoned 2 calendar months. |
| Davis John | Convicted June 15th 1837 - Marine Court Martial - Imprisoned 3 calendar months. |
| Early William | Convicted May 30th 1837 - Disorderly Apprentice [2nd offence] - Imprisoned 2 calendar months. |
| Flook Jacob | Convicted June 15th 1837 - Marine Court Martial - Imprisoned 30 days. |
| George Elizabeth | Convicted Lammas Assizes 1836 - Felony - Imprisoned 12 calendar months. |
| Greenslade George | Convicted Plymouth Sessions december 1836 - Felony - Imprisoned 2 Years [3 months solitary]. |
| Greep William | Convicted February Sessions 1837 - Felony - Imprisoned 6 calendar months [6 weeks solitary]. |
| Groudell William | Convicted Lent Assizes 1837 - Felony - Imprisoned 6 calendar months. |
| Horsey William | Convicted Epiphany Sessions 1837 - Felony - Imprisoned 6 calendar months [6 weeks solitary - twice whipped]. |
| Hubbard Philip | Convicted May 11th 1837 - Possessing Kings Stores - Imprisoned 3 calendar months. |
| Hutchings Thomas | Convicted Lent Assizes 1837 - Felony - Imprisoned 6 calendar months. |
| Humphries Ann | Convicted Lent assizes 1837 - Felony - Imprisoned 12 calendar months. |
| Holman James | Convicted Easter Sessions 1837 - Assaulting a Constable - Imprisoned 3 calendar months [3 weeks solitary]. |
| Herbert James | Convicted April 19th 1837 - Court Martial - Imprisoned 4 months. |
| Hurrell George | Convicted May 23rd 1837 - Disobeying an order of Bastardy - Imprisoned 3 calendar months or pay £8-5s. |
| Homer John | Convicted May 30th 1837 - Vagrancy [3rd offence] - Imprisoned 1 calendar month. |
| Hinchcliff John | Convicted June 3rd 1837 - Court Martial - Imprisoned 3 mo nths [1 month solitary]. |
| Hammett Joseph | Convicted June 13th 1837 - Breach of Contract - Imprisoned 1 month. |
| Hawkins Richard | Convicted June 17th 1837 - Leaving his Family - Imprisoned 6 weeks. |
| Isaacs Moses | Convicted Lammas Assizes 1836 - Felony - Imprisoned 2 Years. |
| Jones. E. alias Horrell | Convicted Plymouth Sessions December 1836 - Misdemeanor - Imprisoned 6 calendar months [4 weeks solitary]. |
| Jeffery James | Convicted Lent assizes 1837 - Felony - Imprisoned 1 Year. |
| Johns Thomas | Convicted May 27th 1837 - Court Martial - Imprisoned 6 months. |
| Jones Elizabeth | Convicted May 27th 1837 - Stealing a quantity of Underwood - Imprisoned 1 calendar month or pay 8s-6d. |
| Luscombe Dorothy alias Duhamel | Convicted Plymouth Sessions April 1836 - Felony - Imprisoned 6 calendar months and Transported 7 Years. |
| Luxton William [senior] | Convicted Michaelmas Sessions 1836 - Assaulting a Constable - Imprisoned 6 calendar months. |
| Luxton William [junior] | Convicted Michaelmas Sessions 1836 - Assaulting a Constable - Imprisoned 12 calendar months and find sureties. |
| Lloyd John | Convicted May 27th 1837 - Court Martial - Imprisoned 6 months. |
| Light James Ellis | Convicted May 29th 1837 - Disorderly Apprentice - Imprisoned 1 calendar month. |
| Lamble James | Convicted June 1st 1837 - Disorderly Apprentice - Imprisoned 1 calendar month. |
| Marony James | Convicted Lammas Assizes 1836 - Felony [Death] - Imprisoned 2 Years. |
| Moore William | Convicted Michaelmas Sessions 1836 - Assault - Imprisoned 12 calendar months. |
| Matthews J. Butland | Convicted Epiphany Sessions 1837 - Felony - Imprisoned 9 calendar months [2 months separate solitary]. |
| Milton Henry | Convicted Epiphany Sessions 1837 - Felony - Imprisoned 9 calendar months [9 weeks solitary]. |
| Mc'Guire Michael | Convicted Lent assizes 1837 - Misdemeanor - Imprisoned 2 Years and find sureties. |
| Mills Samuel | Convicted May 16th 1837 - Leaving his Family [3rd offence] - Imprisoned 2 months. |
| Millsom Charles | Convicted May 26th 1837 - Damaging Gates - Imprisoned 2 months or pay £3-14s-8d. |
| Manning John | Convicted May 29th 1837 - Leaving his Family - Imprisoned 1 calendar month. |
| Maer William | Convicted May 31st 1837 - Vagrancy - Imprisoned 1 calendar month. |
| Manning Eliza | Convicted June 9th 1837 - Trespassing and stealing Wood - Imprisoned 2 calendar months or pay 40s. |
| Nevin Maria | Convicted June 6th 1837 - Vagrancy [2nd offence] - Imprisoned 1 month. |
| Perryman George | Convicted Lammas Assizes 1836 - Felony - Imprisoned 12 calendar months. |
| Pedrick John | Convicted Plymouth Sessions December 1836 - Misdemeanor [2nd offence] - Imprisoned 6 calendar months [4 weeks solitary]. |
| Prowse Thomas | Convicted May 16th 1837 - Leaving his Family - Imprisoned 2 months. |
| Prince John | Convicted May 26th 837 - Assault - Imprisoned 2 months or pay £3-7s-2d. |
| Pope Richard | Convicted June 1st 1837 - Leaving his family - Imprisoned 1 calendar month. |
| Pote Grace | Convicted June 22nd 1837 - Disorderly conduct in Workhouse - Imprisoned 21 days. |
| Pickard Jasper | Convicted August 11th 1819 - Dangerous & Insane for want of sureties. |
| Quick Nathaniel | Convicted Easter Sessions 1837 - Felony - Imprisoned 6 calendar months [6 weeks solitary]. |
| Robins John | Convicted Plymouth Sessions 1836 - Felony - Imprisoned 2 Years [4 months solitary]. |
| Rattenbury Henry | Convicted Lent Assizes 1837- Felony - Imprisoned 6 calendar months. |
| Rendell Sarah | Convicted Lent Assizes 1837 - Felony - Imprisoned 18 calendar months. |
| Rippon William | Convicted May 11th 1837 - Leaving his Family [2nd offence] - Imprisoned 2 calendar months. |
| Rowlands John | Convicted May 13th 1837 - Leaving his Family - Imprisoned 2 months. |
| Rogers Thomas | Convicted May 20th 1837 - Vagrant - Imprisoned 2 calendar months. |
| Renaghan Owen | Convicted June 3rd 1837 - Court Martial - Imprisoned 3 months. |
| Roger Reed | Convicted July 22nd 1837 - Assault - Imprisoned 1 calendar month. |
| Skinner Thomas | Convicted Michaelmas Sessions 1835 - Misdemeanor - Imprisoned 3 years. |
| Sillifant John | Convicted Lammas Assizes 1836 - Felony - Imprisoned 1 Year. |
| Stone John | Convicted February Sessions 1837 - Felony - Imprisoned 5 calendar months [4 weeks solitary]. |
| Scowens Mary Ann | Convicted May 5th 1837 - Disorderly Apprentice - Imprisoned 3 calendar months. |
| Siney Jane | Convicted May 6th 1837 - Vagrant - Imprisoned 2 months. |
| Sanders Jeremiah | Convicted June 3rd 1837 - Breaking the Peace - Imprisoned 2 calendar months. |
| Sprinkham James | Convicted June 13th 1837 - Disorderly Apprentice - Imprisoned 14 days. |
| Tucker Joseph | Convicted Epiphany Sessions 1837 - Felony - Imprisoned 9 calendar months [9 weeks solitary]. |
| Turner William | Convicted Lent Assizes 1837 - Felony - Imprisoned 6 calendar months. |
| Trump John | Convicted May 19th 1837 - Trespassing - Imprisoned 6 weeks or pay £1-10s. |
| Williams Samuel | Convicted Lammas Assizes 1836 - Misdemeanor - Imprisoned 12 calendar months. |
| Walters Robert | Convicted February Sessions 1837 - Felony - Imprisoned 20 weeks [4 weeks solitary]. |
| West Philip | Convicted February Sessions 1837 - Felony - Imprisoned 6 calendar months [6 weeks solitary]. |
| Worth William | Convicted June 1st 1837 - Disorderly Apprentice - Imprisoned 3 months. |
| White James | Convicted June 10th 1837 - Vagrant - Imprisoned 3 weeks. |
| Warren Sarah | Convicted June 20th 1837 - Disorderly Apprentice - Imprisoned 1 calendar month. |
| White Richard | Convicted June 21st 1837 - Damaging Heath - Imprisoned 1 calendar month or pay 10s-6d. |
| William Cole | Keeper of the Gaol and House of Correction for Devon. |