Recognizance of William Read, Chesterton, labourer; and James Read, Weston on the Green, labourer

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William Read not to reoffend for a year

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OXFORDSHIRE QUARTER SESSIONS 1858QS1858

EPIPHANY SESSIONSQS1858/1

EASTER SESSIONSQS1858/2

TRINITY SESSIONSQS1858/3

SESSIONS PROCESSESQS1858/3/A1

ESTREAT ROLLQS1858/3/A2

OATHSQS1858/3/A3

JURY PANELSQS1858/3/A4

RETURNS OF FINESQS1858/3/A5

GAOLER'S PAPERSQS1858/3/A6

CALENDARS OF PRISONERSQS1858/3/A7

MINUTES OF 2ND COURTQS1858/3/A8

MISCELLANEOUSQS1858/3/A9

MISCELLANEOUS 2QS1858/3/A10

COSTSQS1858/3/F1

BILLSQS1858/3/F2

CORONERS' BILLSQS1858/3/F3

CERTIFICATES OF CONVICTIONQS1858/3/L1

CERTIFICATES OF CONVICTION 2QS1858/3/L2

RECOGNIZANCESQS1858/3/L3

Recognizance of Benjamin Collins BrodieQS1858/3/L3/1

Recognizance of Thomas Blakeman Brown, Marshall of the University of OxfordQS1858/3/L3/2

Recognizance of Richard Dove, Cowley, servant; Richard Bowerman, St Michael, Oxford, landlord; John Jeffries, St Peter le Bailey, Oxford, tailorQS1858/3/L3/3

Recognizance of George Norcutt, Bix, labourer; Thomas Holliday, Bix, farmerQS1858/3/L3/4

Recognizance of Jonathan Clifton, Bloxham, masonQS1858/3/L3/5

Recognizance of Jonathan Clifton, Bloxham, masonQS1858/3/L3/6

Recognizance of William Cox, Brize Norton, farmerQS1858/3/L3/7

Recognizance of William Cox, Brize Norton, farmerQS1858/3/L3/8

Recognizance of Thomas Grace, Kidlington, labourer; James Traviss, Thrupp, blacksmith; William Herridge, Kidlington, labourer; Thomas Gibbs, KidlingtonQS1858/3/L3/9

Recognizance of William Waine, farmer; William Walter, blacksmith; and John Stiles, labourer; all of HanboroughQS1858/3/L3/10

Recognizance of Charles Howarth, inspector of police;QS1858/3/L3/11

Recognizance of Joseph Hedges, labourer; Thomas Bowerman, butcher; and William Hedges, labourer; all of EynshamQS1858/3/L3/12

Recognizance of Robert Wilsdon, Eynsham, farmer; William Harwood, Eynsham, shepherd; Abraham Augustus Hunter, Woodstock, inspector of police; Thomas Bowerman, Eynsham, butcherQS1858/3/L3/13

Recognizance of Edmund Carter, Eynsham, police constableQS1858/3/L3/14

Recognizance of William Masters, for Eliza his wife, Eynsham, labourerQS1858/3/L3/15

Recognizance of Solomon Quartermaine, Lewknor, labourer; Ann Vernon, Watlington, singlewoman; Amelia Vernon, Watlington, singlewoman; Richard Scott, Watlington, police constableQS1858/3/L3/16

Recognizance of Thomas Manley, Bix, labourerQS1858/3/L3/17

Recognizance of Thomas Holliday, Bix, farmerQS1858/3/L3/18

Recognizance of George Shackel, Earley, Sonning, brickmakerQS1858/3/L3/19

Recognizance of Joshua Burton, Henley on Thames, inspector of policeQS1858/3/L3/20

Recognizance of Henry Sargeant, , bricklayer; John Moss, machine maker; and George Ayres, publican; all of Henley on ThamesQS1858/3/L3/21

Recognizance of George Farmer, Earley, SonningQS1858/3/L3/22

Recognizance of Joshua Burton, Henley on Thames, inspector of policeQS1858/3/L3/23

Recognizance of Thomas Manley, Bix, labourerQS1858/3/L3/24

Recognizance of William Spokes, Bix, labourer; John Spokes, Henley on Thames, labourerQS1858/3/L3/25

Recognizance of James Evans, Thame, labourerQS1858/3/L3/26

Recognizance of Thomas Evans, Thame, labourerQS1858/3/L3/27

Recognizance of Daniel Hayward, Thame, police sergeantQS1858/3/L3/28

Recognizance of John Higgins, Tiddington, labourerQS1858/3/L3/29

Recognizance of John Loftus, Great Haseley, police constableQS1858/3/L3/30

Recognizance of James Dee Fletcher, Great Milton, farmerQS1858/3/L3/31

Recognizance of John Matthews, Great Milton, labourerQS1858/3/L3/32

Recognizance of Jane Higgins, Tiddington, spinsterQS1858/3/L3/33

Recognizance of John Higgins, Tiddington, labourerQS1858/3/L3/34

Recognizance of John Panting and Edward Oliver, both of Ramsden, both labourersQS1858/3/L3/35

Recognizance of William Read, Chesterton, labourer; and James Read, Weston on the Green, labourerQS1858/3/L3/36

Recognizance of Sarah Hedges, wife of Joseph Hedges, labourer; Joseph Hedges the Younger; Mark Hedges; and Stephen Masters; all of EynshamQS1858/3/L3/37

Recognizance of William Warmington, Godstow, fishermanQS1858/3/L3/38

Recognizance of John Brimfield, Chalgrove, police constableQS1858/3/L3/39

Recognizance of Alfred Draper, Wolvercote, paper makerQS1858/3/L3/40

Recognizance of John Wright, Great Milton, labourerQS1858/3/L3/41

Recognizance of Richard Coster Shrubb, Dorchester, farmerQS1858/3/L3/42

Recognizance of Joseph Bowen, Dorchester, police constableQS1858/3/L3/43

Recognizance of Joseph Shipley, labourer; and William Taylor, grocer; both of BrillQS1858/3/L3/44

Recognizance of James Oakley the Younger, Brill, labourer; James Oakley the Elder, Brill, carrier; John Oakley, Brill, farmerQS1858/3/L3/45

Recognizance of James Harris, Bicester, coal dealerQS1858/3/L3/46

Recognizance of John Sawyer, Fringford, labourerQS1858/3/L3/47

Recognizance of Thomas Nicholls, Bicester, police constableQS1858/3/L3/48

Recognizance of James Harris, Bicester, coal dealerQS1858/3/L3/49

Recognizance of Thomas Home, Bicester, coal dealerQS1858/3/L3/50

Recognizance of William Harris, Brill, labourerQS1858/3/L3/51

Recognizance of John Batson, Piddington, toll gate keeperQS1858/3/L3/52

Recognizance of William Taylor, Brill, grocerQS1858/3/L3/53

Recognizance of George Burt, William Nicholls, and Thomas Wells, all of Bicester, all labourersQS1858/3/L3/54

Recognizance of Mary Morris, CoggesQS1858/3/L3/55

Recognizance of Emma Bull, CoggesQS1858/3/L3/56

Recognizance of Edwin Cooper, Witney, sergeant of policeQS1858/3/L3/57

Recognizance of William Cooper, Cogges, labourerQS1858/3/L3/58

Recognizance of William Lindsey, Cogges, farmerQS1858/3/L3/59

Recognizance of Francis Knock, Witney, superintendent of policeQS1858/3/L3/60

Recognizance of Charles Baily, Cogges, farmerQS1858/3/L3/61

Recognizance of George Pickett, Cogges, labourer; Thomas Clark, Ducklington, labourer; Thomas Pickett, Hardwick, labourerQS1858/3/L3/62

Recognizance of Thomas Lindsey, Cogges, farmerQS1858/3/L3/63

Recognizance of George Morris, John Harris, and John Hunt, all of Cogges, all labourersQS1858/3/L3/64

Recognizance of William Cooper, Cogges, labourerQS1858/3/L3/65

Recognizance of William Lindsey, Cogges, farmerQS1858/3/L3/66

Recognizance of John Johnson, Cogges, bakerQS1858/3/L3/67

Recognizance of Francis Knock, Witney, superintendent of policeQS1858/3/L3/68

Recognizance of Thomas Lindsey, Cogges, farmerQS1858/3/L3/69

Recognizance of William Poole the Younger, Cogges, alehouse keeper; William Poole, Wychwood Forest, yeoman; Richard Pratley, Leafield, labourerQS1858/3/L3/70

Recognizance of Sarah Hunt, CoggesQS1858/3/L3/71

Recognizance of Emma Balls, Cogges, singlewomanQS1858/3/L3/72

Recognizance of Francis Knock, Witney, superintendent of policeQS1858/3/L3/73

Recognizance of Thomas Lindsey, Cogges, farmerQS1858/3/L3/74

Recognizance of Francis Knock, Witney, superintendent of policeQS1858/3/L3/75

Recognizance of Edwin Cooper, Witney, sergeant of policeQS1858/3/L3/76

Recognizance of William Hunt, John Ball, and Job Harwood, all of Cogges, all labourersQS1858/3/L3/77

Recognizance of Joseph Brogden, Southleigh, labourerQS1858/3/L3/78

Recognizance of William Evans, Cogges, labourerQS1858/3/L3/79

Recognizance of Francis Knock, Witney, superintendent of policeQS1858/3/L3/80

Recognizance of William Rogers, London, timber merchantQS1858/3/L3/81

Recognizance of William Poole the Younger, Cogges, alehouse keeper; William Poole, Wychwood Forest, yeoman; Richard Pratley, Leafield, labourerQS1858/3/L3/82

Recognizance of Henry Calcutt, Hailey, farmerQS1858/3/L3/83

Recognizance of William Hankins, Witney, bakerQS1858/3/L3/84

Recognizance of Samuel Shuffrey, Hailey, carrierQS1858/3/L3/85

Recognizance of Frederick Westell, Witney, attorney at lawQS1858/3/L3/86

Recognizance of William Rogers, London, timber merchantQS1858/3/L3/87

Recognizance of James Allder, Oxford, alehouse keeperQS1858/3/L3/88

Recognizance of George Pickett, Cogges, labourer; Charles Adams, Ducklington, labourer; James Basson, Ducklingto, labourerQS1858/3/L3/89

INDICTMENTSQS1858/3/L4

DEPOSITIONSQS1858/3/L5

DEPOSITIONS 2QS1858/3/L6

MICHAELMAS SESSIONSQS1858/4