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Description: | Prosecutor: Edward Johnson of the Bulls Head Inn, Silver Street, victualler.
Witnesses: Betsey, wife of Edward Johnson; Martha, wife of William Doughty of North Carlton, farming bailiff to Mr Slater; Mary, wife of John Ellis of the Brown Cow Inn, Broadgate, victualler; John Hill of 1 Occupation Road, carpenter; Elizabeth Rowbotham of 7 Oxford Street, widow, grocer and baker; Samuel Cooper of 102 High Street, grocer; Edmund Crosby of 18 Sincil Street, milkseller; Ann Hewson of 26 Broadgate, widow; William Lilburn of 2 Temperance Place, West Bight, police constable; William Harrison of 62 Rasen Lane, cattle dealer; William Sargeant Hill of Nettleham, joiner.
Accused: John Smith of Canwick Square, wood sawyer employed by Hill.
Crime: stealing a leather purse and money totalling £3 10s in the parish of St Swithin, Lincoln. | Subjects: | Country Estates Law & Order Church Of England Parishes Quarter Sessions Religion & Beliefs | Temporal: | 4 June 1859 | Source: | Lincolnshire County Council | Identifier: | http://www.lincstothepast.com/Records/Re... | Go to resource |
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