| Transcript or Index | • Wiliam Drabble of Dronfield, labourer: stealing nails, shoe heel plates, hammers, a joiner’s square, tea spoons, resin, salammoniac and iron, the property of Edward Lucas the elder, Samuel Lucas and Edward Lucas the younger, 30 May 1829
• John Longden of Holmesfield, labourer: stealing one hat, the property of Francis Wright, 30 Jun 1829
• Benjamin Weston of Duffield, labourer: stealing 150 pounds of lead, the property of William Strutt, George Benson Strutt and Joseph Strutt, 4 May 1828
• Richard Chance of Hathersage, labourer: assaulting Thomas Broomhead, constable of Hathersage, 29 May 1829
• Girtrude [sic] Linley, wife of Linley, [no forename], of Whitwell: concealing the body of a new-born child, 8 Jun 1829
• Mary Riley of Doveridge, spinster: stealing a promissory note, the property of Matthew Wild, 18 May 1829
• George Smilth of Mickleover, labourer: stealing one pair of breeches, the property of Thomas Richardson, 15 May 1829
• Ann Smith of Kirk Langley, spinster: stealing one gown, the property of Matilda Potter, 14 May 1829
• Thomas Baggeley of Heanor, labourer, otherwise called Thomas Cousins: stealing one silver watch, the property of Thomas Strutt, 20 Sep 1827
• John Waterfield of Shottle, labourer: stealing 22 pounds of potatoes, the property of John Hunt, 13 May 1829
• Joseph Whittaker of Duffield, labourer: stealing one maslin kettle, the property of John Hallsworth, 3 Jun 1829
• John Lant of Barrow upon Trent, labourer: stealing one pair of half boots, the property of John Smith, 24 May 1829
• William Wheeldon and Charles Turner, both of Walton (?), labourers: assaulting John Doe, constable appointed to execute a warrant for the apprehension of William Wheeldon on a bastardy allegation, 15 Jun 1829
• Charles Lomas of Sutton on the Hill, labourer: assaulting William Eaton, constable of Sutton on the Hill, 27 Jun 1829
• Zechariah Meads of Sawley, labourer; stealing one gun, the property of Robert Shaw, 22 Jun 1829
• Turner Hartshorn of South Wingfield, labourer: stealing 100 pounds of coal, the property of John Hunt, 3 Jul 1829
• George Fowke of Swarkestone, labourer: stealing 120 halfpennies, the property of Joseph Cubley, 24 Jun 1829
• James Taylor and John Barker, both of Whittington, labourers: stealing fowls and hens, the property of George Glossop the younger, 24 Mar 1829
• Charles Walthall of Chellaston, labourer: stealing one waistcoat, the property of William Mooney, 29 May 1829
• Jonathan Hawkins of Dronfield, labourer: stealing iron shoe hell plates, steel and nails, the property of Edward Lucas the elder, Samuel Lucas and Edward Lucas the younger, 30 May 1829
• William Sheffield of Aston upon Trent, labourer; stealing one bag of lead shot, the property of James Sorsby and William Charles Flack, 14 Jan 1805 |