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A History of the County of Worcester
… had broken prison at Feckenham, where he was detained for larceny, so that his land escheated to the king. In 1252 the …
A History of the County of Somerset
… and early 17th century included the presentment of petty larceny, punishment in the pillory and stocks (1571), …
A History of the County of Wiltshire
… 16th century. 492 Leet business, including assault, petty larceny, and the miller's offences, was still transacted; the …
A History of the County of Hertford
… church of Stevenage whither he had fled for sanctuary for larceny, certain malefactors having withdrawn him from the …
Middlesex county records
… and sentenced to be hung. (11.) Sarah Ewen convicted of larceny and sentenced to be hung. (12.) Mary Northam, convicted of larceny and sentenced to be hung. She was reprieved by the … and sentenced to be hung. (14.) Eliza Hicks, convicted of larceny and sentenced to be hung. (15.) Dorothy Thomas, …
Middlesex county records
… 13 April, 1659. 1. Richard Eden, arraigned for grand larceny, confessed the indictment, pleaded his clergy … and was branded. 2. John Williams, arraigned for grand larceny, confessed the indictment, pleaded his clergy … and was branded. 3. John Bird, arraigned for grand larceny, was found 'Guilty' by a jury and sentenced to be …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… tenants should be free for ever for fines, for murder, and larceny, of County Courts, and Hundred Courts, of Sheriffs …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… le Bracur (Brewer), of Wulvrenhamtun, was accused of larceny, and put himself on a jury, and the neighbouring … to the King. Alan fitz Herbert the Priest was accused of larceny, and stated he was a Clericus; and Brother Peter, the … not guilty. John, son of Walter de Handesacre, accused of larceny, put himself on the country. The jury say he is not …
Staffordshire Historical Collections
… should be for ever free, and quit of fines for murder or larceny, and from suit to County or Hundred, and from the …