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Description: | 10. Benjamin Handley's indenture for 100 swords for the Folkingham Yeomanry Cavalry, 29 Dec 1830.
15. William Waters, Rippingale, 19 Jan., about a case of incendiarism at Kirkby Underwood, also about getting evidence for the dictation of threatening letters by a man called Thomas Vickers.
28-30. Letters of Mrs Mercy Lunn from Folkingham gaol. She had been convicted and sentenced to 18 months for writing a threatening letter, see also KQS/F/Clerks' Papers/8(1831)/6/11.
47. Thomas Manners, 13 Feb. The parish officers of Branston have been trying to arrange the marriage of a female pauper in order to relieve the parish from the burden of maintaining her.
64. Charles Chaplin, Blankney, 12 Mar. 'I have get away from London for a few days to look after my Yeomen, and I had not been home half an hour before I was attacked as a Justice. I have therefore sent the case to Sleaford, as I shall be much engaged, and enclose you the examination'.
67. Another case similar to that described in 47 above. | Subjects: | Law & Order Quarter Sessions | Temporal: | Dec 1830-Mar 1831 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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