Recognizance of David Morgan of Dorchester, victualler

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Defendant: Charles Morgan, felony.

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OXFORDSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS: 1832 SESSIONSQS1832

EPIPHANY SESSIONQS1832/1

EASTER SESSIONQS1832/2

TRINITY SESSIONQS1832/3

SESSIONS PROCESSESQS1832/3/A1

ESTREAT ROLLS (SHERIFF'S RETURNS)QS1832/3/A2

SESSION OATHSQS1832/3/A3

JURY PANELS, BAILIFFS AND CHIEF CONSTABLESQS1832/3/A4

HIGH CONSTABLES CERTIFICATES FOR PAYMENT OF COUNTY RATEQS1832/3/A5

RETURNS OF FINES AND PENALTIESQS1832/3/A6

APPEALS AND POOR LAW PAPERSQS1832/3/A7

MISCELLANEOUS PAPERSQS1832/3/A8

CASE COSTSQS1832/3/F1

BILLSQS1832/3/F2

CERTIFICATES OF CONVICTIONQS1832/3/L1

RECOGNIZANCESQS1832/3/L2

Recognizance of Thomas Freeman, farmer, and William Clifford, surveyor, both of Todesham, GloucestershireQS1832/3/L2/1

Recognizance of Reverend Frederick Barnes, canon of Christchurch college, on behalf of William Smith, student of ChristchurchQS1832/3/L2/2

Recognizance of Thomas George, scout of Christchurch collegeQS1832/3/L2/3

Recognizance of Thomas Chapman, Christchurch collegeQS1832/3/L2/4

Recognizance of Charles Greenaway, Christchurch collegeQS1832/3/L2/5

Recognizance of Thomas Barnes, scout of Christchurch collegeQS1832/3/L2/6

Recognizance of William Barnes, officer of the City of OxfordQS1832/3/L2/7

Recognizance of Thomas Barnes, scout of Christchurch college, on behalf of James Whatman Esq, gentleman of ChristchurchQS1832/3/L2/8

Recognizance of Wellesley Pole Pigott Esq, Brasenose CollegeQS1832/3/L2/9

Recognizance of George Hitchcock, porter of OxfordQS1832/3/L2/10

Recognizance of Moses Holliday, Marshall of the University of OxfordQS1832/3/L2/11

Recognizance of the Reverend John Wilson, Queen's College, on behalf of William Bird Bushby, scholar of Queen'sQS1832/3/L2/12

Recognizance of James Cook, Inspector of Police of the University of OxfordQS1832/3/L2/13

Recognizance of Moses Holliday, Marshall of the University of OxfordQS1832/3/L2/14

Recognizance of James Howse of St. Michael's, handresserQS1832/3/L2/15

Recognizance of Thomas Randall of St. Thomas, grocerQS1832/3/L2/16

Recognizance of Edward Wheeler of St. Ebbe's, horse dealerQS1832/3/L2/17

Recognizance of George Cook of St. ThomasQS1832/3/L2/18

Recognizance of Edward Hall of Bletchingdon, farmer, on behalf of Robert Walker of Bletchingdon, farmerQS1832/3/L2/19

Recognizance of John Butler of Bletchingdon, labourerQS1832/3/L2/20

Recognizance of Joseph Simmonds of Bletchingdon, labourerQS1832/3/L2/21

Recognizance of George Hunt of Bicester Market End, tithingmanQS1832/3/L2/22

Recognizance of John Hutchins, constable, and Edward Collinridge, tithingman, both of IslipQS1832/3/L2/23

Recognizance of Thomas Castle and Andrew Allum, both of Islip, labourerQS1832/3/L2/24

Recognizance of Joseph East the Younger and Joseph East the Elder, both of Islip, labourersQS1832/3/L2/25

Recognizance of Charles Norris and William Norris, both of Islip, shoemakersQS1832/3/L2/26

Recognizance of Walter Pain the Younger and Walter Pain the Elder, both of IslipQS1832/3/L2/27

Recognizance of Henry Cannard, labourer, and Richard Gregory, farmer, both of BletchingdonQS1832/3/L2/28

Recognizance of George Walker and John Walker, both of Islip, labourersQS1832/3/L2/29

Recognizance of William Hambridge of Witney, butcher, and Harriet Hambridge, his daughterQS1832/3/L2/30

Recognizance of John Rawlins of Witney, victuallerQS1832/3/L2/31

Recognizance of John Spittle and Edward Joiner, both of LewQS1832/3/L2/32

Recognizance of Robert Harvey Pratt of Lyneham, farmerQS1832/3/L2/33

Recognizance of Hannah Juster and Elizabeth Simms, both of LynehamQS1832/3/L2/34

Recognizance of Thomas Saunders of Witney, waggonerQS1832/3/L2/35

Recognizance of William Smith of Witney, waggonerQS1832/3/L2/36

Recognizance of Richard Williams and John Rose, both of StandlakeQS1832/3/L2/37

Recognizance of William Higgins and George Holloway, both of BamptonQS1832/3/L2/38

Recognizance of Richard Redhend, shopkeeper, William Gunstone, college servant, William Tanner, appraiser, William Horsham, gentleman, Henry Gould, gentleman, James Jackson, cooper, William Whiter, carpenter, William Hartwright, shoemaker, Thomas Walls, appraiser, Robert Peel, painter and glazier, John Wiblin, butcher, William King Tanner, publican, and James Wiblin, publican and shopkeeper, all of St. ClementsQS1832/3/L2/39

Recognizance of John Boswell of Littlemore, mason, and Henry King of Cowley, labourerQS1832/3/L2/40

Recognizance of Thomas Castle and Andrew Allum, both of Islip, labourersQS1832/3/L2/41

Recognizance of John Mobley, labourer, and Richard Allum, wheelwright, both of IslipQS1832/3/L2/42

Recognizance of James Bowerman of Hailey, labourerQS1832/3/L2/43

Recognizance of Daniel Phealin of St. Clement's, hawkerQS1832/3/L2/44

Recognizance of James French and William Heckman, both of Stoke Lyne, labourersQS1832/3/L2/45

Recognizance of Joseph Toole of St. Giles, yeomanQS1832/3/L2/46

Recognizance of Joseph Bates of St. Giles, constableQS1832/3/L2/47

Recognizance of David Morgan of Dorchester, victuallerQS1832/3/L2/48

Recognizance of William Armstrong of Dorchester, constableQS1832/3/L2/49

Recognizance of Frederich Turton of Dorchester, labourerQS1832/3/L2/50

Recognizance of Thomas Wood of Nettlebed, potterQS1832/3/L2/51

Recognizance of William Clarke of Dorchester, labourerQS1832/3/L2/52

Recognizance of Thomas Salmon of Water Eaton, yeomanQS1832/3/L2/53

Recognizance of James Weston, policeman of the University of OxfordQS1832/3/L2/54

Recognizance of Alder Compton Cook, policeman of the University of OxfordQS1832/3/L2/55

Recognizance of Moses Holliday, Marshall of the University of OxfordQS1832/3/L2/56

Recognizance of John Howse of Allsworth, Gloucestershire, labourerQS1832/3/L2/57

Recognizance of Henry Doswell, tinker at Castle GaolQS1832/3/L2/58

Recognizance of John Lewis of Thame, labourerQS1832/3/L2/59

Recognizance of John Chillingworth of Oxford, yeomanQS1832/3/L2/60

Recognizance of Thomas Pain of the City of Oxford, plumberQS1832/3/L2/61

Recognizance of George Walklett of St. Clements, plumberQS1832/3/L2/62

Recognizance of George Walklett of St. Clements, plumber, on behalf of his apprentice, William SimsQS1832/3/L2/63

Recognizance of James Hughes of Bensington, shutterQS1832/3/L2/64

Recognizance of Stephen Wheeler of Walllingford, labourerQS1832/3/L2/65

Recognizance of James Palmer of Wallingford, constableQS1832/3/L2/66

Recognizance of Martha Frizer of Sonning Ewe, widowQS1832/3/L2/67

Recognizance of John Frizer of Sonning Ewe, labourerQS1832/3/L2/68

Recognizance of Emma Frizer of Sonning Ewe, spinsterQS1832/3/L2/69

Recognizance of James Heath of Watlington, bricklayerQS1832/3/L2/70

Recognizance of William Simmons the Younger and Elizabeth Simmons, both of Enstone, on behalf of William Smith the ElderQS1832/3/L2/71

Recognizance of William Simmons of Enstone, labourerQS1832/3/L2/72

Recognizance of Elizabeth Simmons of Enstone, spinsterQS1832/3/L2/73

Recognizance of William Edmund Boyes of Alkerton, yeomanQS1832/3/L2/74

Recognizance of Richard Edmund Boyes of Alkerton, yeomanQS1832/3/L2/75

Recognizance of George Walker of Cropredy, yeoman, on behalf of John Steel of Cropredy, labourerQS1832/3/L2/76

Recognizance of George Walker of Cropredy, yeoman, on behalf of Hannah SteelQS1832/3/L2/77

Recognizance of Richard Butler of Banbury, basketmakerQS1832/3/L2/78

Recognizance of James Calridge of Hailey, butcherQS1832/3/L2/79

Recognizance of John Heath of Watlington, labourerQS1832/3/L2/80

INDICTMENTSQS1832/3/L3

DEPOSITIONSQS1832/3/L4

MICHAELMAS SESSIONQS1832/4