| Description | • William Milward of Tibshelf, farmer, assaulting William Hill the younger, 14 Nov 1794
• Mary Gillatt of Norton, spinster, stealing one handkerchief, the property of William Marshall, 1 Jun 1809
• Alexander Grant Carmichael of Bakewell, esquire, assaulting John Wild, 11 Aug 1809
• Charles Lomax of Heanor, blacksmith, assaulting Samuel Davis, 7 Dec 1787
• Richard Hewit of Dale, otherwise Dale Abbey, stealing 100 pounds of lead, the property of Charles, Earl Stanhope, 4 Oct 1808
• William Slater of Duffield, farmer, stealing one cock, the property of Joseph Hall, 27 Jun 1770
• Jonathan Gascoigne of Wingerworth, labourer, otherwise called Jonathan Gaskin and George Abbott of Wingerworth, labourer, stealing one injection cock, one brass cock, 50 pounds of brass and 27 pounds of lead, the property of Joseph Butler, 17 Oct 1819
• Mary Wain of Chesterfield, otherwise called Ann Wain, singlewoman, stealing items of clothing, the property of Hannah Clark, 23 Aug 1820
• Benjamin Peach of Eggington, labourer, stealing five geese, the property of Thomas Heap, 7 Oct 1820
• Joseph Sutton, otherwise Joseph Houne [?] of Chilcote, labourer, stealing one spade, the property of John Baker, 6 Apr 1811
• Joseph Sutton, otherwise Joseph Houne [?] of Chilcote, labourer, stealing one game cock, the property of Samuel Morris, 6 Apr 1811
• Samuel Callaway of Shirland, labourer, stealing 40 pounds of brass, the property of Edward Jones, William Sykes and Thomas Pickworth, 11 May 1811
• Thomas Garratt and Thomas Baxter, both of Markeaton, labourers, stealing five linen shirts and five muslin neck cloths, the property of Mary Mould, 17 Aug 1820
• William Milward of Longford, labourer, stealing 30 pounds of hay, the property of John Sharratt, 13 Mar 1820
• Abraham Wheatcroft of Duffield, labourer, stealing one shovel, the property of Anthony Johnson, 13 Apr 1820
• George Cooper of Greasley, labourer, stealing 56 pounds of clover, the property of John Johnson, 6 Jan 1820
• Augustus Bowyer and Thomas Bowyer, both of Marston Montgomery, yeomen, assaulting Patience Collis, 3 May 1811
• Thomas Garratt and Thomas Baxter, both of Markeaton, labourers, stealing one muslin neck cloth, the property of Richard Mould, 17 Aug 1820
• Alexander Grant Carmichael of Chesterfield, labourer, assaulting Samuel Bromley, 3 Nov 1775
• James Beswick the younger of Bakewell, labourer, assaulting Thomas Burgoine the younger, 9 Sep 1809
• William Milward of Little Eaton, labourer, stealing 50 cow horns, the property of Samuel Roberts, 8 Nov 1819
• Thomas Beresford of Repton, labourer, stealing one piece of sacking, the property of Philip, Earl of Chesterfield, 11Aug 1809
• Richard Acton of Walton upon Trent, labourer, stealing one cloth greatcoat, the property of Edward Blick, 24 Apr 1820
• Elizabeth otherwise Betty Pegg of Willington, singlewoman, stealing eleven cotton neck handkerchiefs, the property of Samuel Hunt, 27 Sep 1812
• Thomas Mosley the elder and Thomas Mosley the younger, both of Whittington, labourers, receiving three bushels of malt stolen by Francis Baker and James Trevis, the property of Samuel Dethick, John Smith, Thomas Johnson, William Booth and George Smith, 15 Apr 1812
• Joseph Summerfield of Swarkestone, labourer, stealing one bundle of hay, the property of Samuel Higgen, 26 Mar 1812
• James Waterfield of Measham, labourer, stealing one earthen mug, one glass and two pounds of cheese, the property of Richard Pearston, 6 Feb 1812
• William Davies of Bowden Chapel, labourer, stealing one shirt, one frock and one petticoat, the property of Robert Cotterill, 14 May 1812
• William Davies of Bowden Chapel, labourer, stealing linen and cloth, the property of Adam Fox, 14 May 1812
• James Holme of Ashbourne, labourer, stealing one alder rail and one piece of alder wood, the property of John Evans, 11 Jun 1812
• Joshua Hollins of Norton, labourer, stealing two hens and three chickens, the property of John Anderton, 15 Jun 1812
• Francis Baker and James Trevis, both of Chesterfield, boatmen, Thomas Mosley the elder and Thomas Mosley the younger, both of Whittington, labourers, stealing three bushels of malt, the property of Samuel Dethick, John Smith, Thomas Johnson, William Booth and George Smith, 15 Apr 1812
• Joan Granger of Heanor, spinster, stealing one cheese, the property of John Godber, 2 Aug 1812
• James Bowler of Duffield, collier, stealing one spade, the property of Samuel Taylor, 9 Oct 1811
• Henry Thacker of Ashbourne, labourer, stealing one silver watch, the property of Josiah Peat, 26 Oct 1811
• Anthony Bamford of Heanor, framework knitter, assaulting William Ellis, 6 Jan 1812
• Benjamin Bird of Alfreton, labourer, otherwise Bergin Bird, stealing two dunghill cocks, the property of Edward Waters, 6 Jan 1812
• Thomas Magson [?] of Horsley, labourer, stealing 50 pounds of coal, the property of William Drury Lowe, 4 Feb 1812
• Thomas Mosley the elder and Thomas Mosley the younger, both of Whittington, labourers, receiving three bushels of malt, the property of Samuel Dethick, John Smith, Thomas Johnson, William Booth and George Smith, 15 Apr 1812
• Thomas Bowyer of Marston Montgomery, farmer, assaulting Eliza Moss, spinster, 13 Jul 1813
• William Handley of Chesterfield, labourer, otherwise called William Faulkner, assaulting Robert Hall, 25 Nov 1819
• James Rossell, Thomas Trowell and John Jowett, all of Draycott, farmers, rioting and entering the house of Mary Smalley, 19 Jun 1809
• William Needham of Ilkeston, labourer, stealing one male ass, the property of John Phipps, 31 Aug 1809
• John Bowes of Chesterfield, gentleman, assaulting William Evans, 31 Mar 1788
• Edward Etchells of Glossop, labourer, stealing six pounds of cotton twist and three pounds of weft, the property of James Walker, Samuel Heap and John Heap, 12 Jul 1820
• William Godber of Wilne, labourer, stealing four elm boards and other items, the property of Thomas Frazer, 12 Sep 1809
• John Cartwright of Brailsford, coachman, assaulting Edward Swindell, 5 Jun 1809
• Sarah Bowne, wife of Thomas Bowne of Youlgreave, labourer, stealing one copper kettle, the property of Joseph Harrison, 24 Mar 1809
• George Mould of Norbury and Royston, labourer, assaulting William Wbster, 24 Dec 1819
• Daniel Hurt of Longford, farmer, assaulting John Barker, 16 Sep 1809
• Jonathan Windley of Matlock, labourer, stealing various brass items, the property of John Elliott, Jabez Bossley, William Etherington, Ebeneezer Smith and John Davinson, 19 Aug 1809
• Richard Berrisford of Duffield, labourer, stealing one chaff bed tick, one pair of linen sheets, one bolster case, one pocket knife, one silver watch, one hat and one measuring tape, the property of Joseph White, 9 Nov 1820
• William Needham of Hartshorne, labourer, stealing two shirts, the property of George Pratt, 21 Sep 1809 |