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27 April 1742
Hugh Bartley alias Bartlett of Lanlivery,
tinner, petty larceny of goods value 9d. from Henry
Hick jun.: public whipping.
12 July 1743
Benjamin Hawkey of Lanlivery, gent., a prisoner
for debt in the Sheriff's ward at Bodmin; schedule of
estate and effects not having been requested by his
creditors: to remain in custody
26 April 1775
Mark Marks of Lanlivery, yeoman; pleaded guilty
to assault: fined 1d.
17 April 1776
Thomas Belling of Lanlivery, yeoman; pleaded
guilty to assault: fined 6d.
7 October 1795
Thomas Smith, alias Samuel Smith, alias
Samuel Davey, alias Samuel Kingdom, late
of Lanlivery, labourer; convicted of taking one silk
handkerchief, value 1d., one pair of cotton hose, value
1d.: hard labour for 6 months, and to be publicly
whipped, in Bodmin, until his back is bloody, at the
beginning and end of his imprisonment, and that he be
conveyed to the Cornwall Regiment of Militia, from which
he is a deserter.
7 April 1796
Anne French, wife of William French of
Lanlivery, labourer; convicted of taking 2 lbs. of hay
and one sheaf of oaten straw, value 1d., the property of
Edward Lark Best: confined to custody for one
month.
10 January 1826
Elizabeth Barry of Lanlivery, spinster, indicted
for stealing a bonnet, a cloak, two gowns, a pair of
shoes and a petticoat, property of John Rundle.
Pleaded guilty: six months in Launceston gaol.
17 October 1826
Henry Varcoe of Lanlivery indicted for assault
confessed: fined 1s.
13 January 1829
John Pascoe of Lanlivery, lab., indicted for
stealing 25lbs. of copper ore, property of Joseph Thomas
Austen and others: acquitted.
4 January 1831
Henry Tonkin of Lanlivery, lab., indicted for
stealing two geese, property of Richard Bakes:
three months' hard labour in Bodmin gaol.
3rd January 1832
Peter Bond Stapleton of Lanlivery, lab. indicted
for stealing a holland shirt, and another shirt from
Francis Ford: acquitted.
2nd July 1833
Thomas Robinson of Lanlivery, lab., indicted for
stealing a pair of shoes, property of William West.
Pleaded guilty: six weeks' hard labour in Bodmin gaol.
Thomas Hill of Lanlivery, lab. indicted for
stealing a pair of trousers, property of John Penrose:
acquitted.
John Bailey, jun. of Lanlivery, lab. indicted for
embezzling monies received by him on account of his
master Joseph Burton, whilst employed by him:
twelve months' hard labour in Bodmin gaol.
6th January 1835
George Varcoe of Lanlivery, carpenter, indicted
for stealing two pieces of deal timber, property of
Joseph Thomas Austen and others: imprisoned until
end of sessions.
30th June 1835
John Hawke of Lanlivery, lab. indicted for
stealing a silver watch, property of James Bawden:
twelve months' hard labour in Bodmin gaol.
20th October 1835
Thomas Cole of Lanlivery, lab. indicted for
stealing various stockings, property of Henry Varcoe.
Pleaded guilty: one day in Bodmin gaol.
5th January 1836
James Bate of Lanlivery, lab., indicted for
stealing five goatskin mats and five goatskins, property
of Walter Treleaven: one month's hard labour in
Bodmin gaol.
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