| Description | • Thomas Bagshaw, George Bland and Michael Walker, otherwise Micall Walker, all of Hope, farmers, charging the parish of Eyam with maintenance of Sarah Vickers, singlewoman, and enticing William Brittlebank to marry her, 10 Jan 1809
• George Hadfield of Glossop, labourer, assaulting John Armfield, 11 Apr 1809
• John Duncalf of Tideswell, schoolmaster, assaulting Randolph Carleill, son of William Carleill, 6 Oct 1807
• John Hadfield of Glossop, labourer, assaulting John Armfield, 11 Apr 1809
• Randle Taylor of Glossop, labourer, assaulting Henry Hibberton, 14 Jul 1795
• James Belfitt, husbandman, Roger Newham, gentleman, Arthur Bulkley, gentleman, Edward Bird, gentleman and William Malkin, innholder, all of Whittington, rioting and stealing a load of stones placed by John Cartland and Samuel Sanforth, highway surveyors, 11 Jan 1736
• William Hall of Glossop, labourer, assaulting John Armfield, 11 Apr 1809
• Samuel Seaston of Bolsover, labourer, assaulting George Seaston, 6 Oct 1789
• James Belfit, husbandman, Godfrey Sykes, husbandman, John Henshaw, husbandman, John Calow, husbandman, John Bower, husbandman, Henry Fox, husbandman, William Naylor, husbandman, William Cooper, labourer, Richard Pearson, labourer and Joseph Thorpe, labourer, all of Whittington, rioting and stealing a load of stones placed by John Cartland and Samuel Sanforth, highway surveyors, 11 Jan 1736
• James Brightmore of Bakewell, labourer, assaulting John Hibberd, 1 Apr 1788
• Thomas Greasley of Ravenstone, farmer, assaulting Bridget Hunt, wife of Samuel Hunt, 1 Apr 1788
• Joseph Coupe, labourer and Elizabeth, wife of Gervase Coupe, tailor, both of Scarcliffe, assaulting John Beeley, constable of Scarcliffe, 13 Apr 1790
• John Beeley of Scarcliffe, farmer, assaulting Elizabeth Coupe, wife of Gervase Coupe, 13 Apr 1790
• Charles Lomax of Heanor, blacksmith, assaulting Mary Davis, wife of Samuel Davis, 15 Jan 1788
• William Willis, labourer, Jacob Simpson, labourer and Elizabeth Green, spinster, all of Heanor, assaulting Samuel Varley, 14 Jan 1783
• Joseph Doxon [?] of Rotherham, bailiff, John Sharlton [?] of Whiston, auctioneer, Joseph Beeley of Rotherham, auctioneer and Edward Brooks of Rotherham, gentleman, rioting and causing damage to a house at Hathersage, the property of James Farrar, gentleman, tenant Matthew Eason, 8 Oct 1782 [There are two documents with these details] • Humphrey Marshall, butcher, James Turton, yeoman and George Sandley, yeoman, all of Crich, entering and taking unlawful possession of the house of William Andrew, 8 Oct 1782
• John Taylor, nailer, James Taylor, nailer William Walker, nailer, Mary Jennison, wife of Jacob Jennison, nailer, Martha Holborn, [?] spinster and Sarah Varney, spinster, all of Duffield, assaulting Charles Wigley, 30 Jul 1782 [There are six documents (dispersed through the box) with these details, individual pleas of not guilty]
• Thomas Radford of Crich, lime burner, diverting a common footway between Crich and Wirksworth, 30 Jul 1782
• Inhabitants of Eckington, to repair a section of the highway between Eckington and Dronfield, 30 Jul 1782
• Rowland Malkin of Brampton, labourer, assaulting John Coats, 29 Apr 1783
• George Newton of Upper Haddon, shoemaker, illegally occupying four acres of land at a cottage built for his occupation, 4 Oct 1768
• Inhabitants of Curbar, to repair a section of the highway between Curbar and Holmesfield, 4 Apr 1769
• Thomas Goddard of Glossop, labourer, assaulting William Green, 10 Jul 1810
• George Crooks of Tideswell, labourer, assaulting Hannah Oldfield, spinster, 2 Oct 1810
• Elijah Hall of South Wingfield, to repair a section of the highway between Fritchley and Alfreton, 23 Apr 1811
• Benjamin White of Matlock, labourer, assaulting Roger Evans, 15 Jan 1811
• John Sims of Borrowash, framework knitter, assaulting John Green, gentleman, 2 Oct 1810
• Daniel Prince, farmer and Hannah Smith, singlewoman, both of Ashbourne, assaulting Francis Salt and Jane his wife, 15 Jan 1811
• William Harrison of Langwith, labourer, assaulting Joseph Renshaw, 11 Apr 1820
• Joseph Glossop of Brampton, labourer, working as a butcher, not having served an apprenticeship, 3 Oct 1769
• Joseph Newton of Crich, yeoman, John Hopkinson of Morton, yeoman and Samuel Marshall of Crich, yeoman, persuading John Unsworth to marry Ellen Smithurst, 12 Jul 1808
• Josiah Banks of Bradbourne, yeoman, assaulting Richard Broom, 7 Oct 1783
• Jonathan Adlington of Calow, labourer, assaulting Jane Cousins, 5 Oct 1773 [There are two separate items with these details]
• Samuel Watkinson of Ashbourne, woolcomber, fraudulently obtaining four packs of wool from Thomas Bradbury, 11 Jul 1775 |