| In the Dock - Metcalfes and the Law
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Derbyshire Petty sessions 1770-1828.
| Date | SURNAME | Firstname | (Parish, Hundred) | Occupation | [Offence] | Punishment | (Justices) |
| 1827.3 | METCALF | Joseph | (Ault hucknall, Sc) | Farmer | [Poaching c snare] | fine: £5.00 | (Jebb) |
Derby General Quarter Sessions
1861
Sent in by Malise McGuire, Derby (lapsed #M1045), taken from a submission to
the DERBYSGEN list by Jean Durbin
of Autralia.
1861 Census information gathered from the Derby Gaol pages at
http://www.wirksworth.org.uk/B29-GAOL.htm
| Name | Offence | Previous Convictions | Sentence | 1861 Census Info | ||||
| Position | Cond | Age | Occupation | Born | ||||
| Richard METCALF | larceny | prev conviction | 18 months (1 Jan 1861) | |||||
| William METCALF | burglary | - | ignored bill | |||||
| William METCALF | burglary | - | trial postponed(16 Mar 1861) | Inmate | M | 31 | Foundry Lab | Hasland |
Star Chamber Proceedings, Eliz. B.
31,Eliz. 83-13 [View Source]
A.D. 1595, Thomas Langstaff of Barnard Castle, co. Durham, Saddler, with Edward
Holme of Sickle Hall, co. York. yeoman, John Trymingham of Fishlake, Co. York.
And Cuthbert Comyers of Richmond, co. York. Yeoman, were defendants in a plea
of debt, at the suit of Henry Metcalf, who claimed 100s
against them.
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