1 Convict Convicted of Stealing gingham at halifax

Other Crimes

• Abuse
• Accessory to murder
• Arson
• Assault
• Assault and attempted robbery
• Assault and theft
• Assault with intent to rob with ano...
• Assault with intent to rob with another and previous conviction
• Attempted murder
• Bad notes
• Beastiality
• Being in company of felons
• Bigamy
• Breaking and entering and stealing
• Burglary
• Charged with an offence against the crown (smuggling)
• Child stealing
• Coining
• Cow stealing
• Culpable homicide
• Cutting and wounding a policeman
• Deception
• Demanding arms
• Desertion 2nd dragoons
• Desertion and striking an officer
• Desertion from army
• Desertion from the army'
• Embezzlement
• Escaping from transportation
• Faculige (felony/false pretences)
• Felony
• Firing a haystack
• Forgery
• Fraud
• Grand larceny
• Hamesucken/assault
• Handling stolen goods
• Heifer stealing
• High treason
• Highway robbery
• Horse theft
• House breaking
• House robbery
• Housebreaking
• Indecent behaviour
• Insubordination
• Irish rebel
• Killing a deer?
• Killing a horse
• Larceny
• Larceny from a person
• Larceny on a navigable river (stealing 50 gallons or rum worth 30 pounds from the vessel hoy on the
• Larceny, before convicted of felony
• Machine breaking
• Maker of base coin
• Malicious wounding
• Man robbery
• Manslaughter
• Murder
• Mutiny
• No details
• Obstructing officers of the revenue
• Obtaining money under false pretenses
• Offence against the game laws
• Passing forged notes
• Perjury
• Petty larceny
• Pickpocket
• Pig stealing
• Poaching
• Poaching & violence
• Pocket picking
• Political prisoner
• Possessing a forged note
• Possession of forged bank note
• Rape
• Receiving
• Receiving stolen property
• Returning from transportation
• Rioting
• Rioting/unlawful oaths
• Riotous conduct & felony
• Riotous conduct and felony
• Robbery
• Robbery with violence
• Robbing a person
• Sacrilege
• Sedition
• Set fire to a haystack
• Sheep stealing & larceny
• Sheep-stealing
• Shoemaker
• Shop lifting
• Shopbreaking & theft
• Shopbreaking & theft
• Simple grand larceny
• Simple larceny
• Smuggling
• Snapping a loaded pistol
• Stealing
• Stealing 'porter'
• Stealing 2 pistols
• Stealing 6 fowls
• Stealing a cap
• Stealing a case of tea
• Stealing a case of tea.
• Stealing a gown etc.
• Stealing a gun
• Stealing a hair brush
• Stealing a handkerchief
• Stealing a horse
• Stealing a horse & saddle
• Stealing a memo book and two candlesticks
• Stealing a pig
• Stealing a sheep
• Stealing a silk cloak
• Stealing a snuff box
• Stealing a watch
• Stealing barbers tools
• Stealing beans
• Stealing calico
• Stealing cheese
• Stealing chickens
• Stealing clothes
• Stealing copper
• Stealing corn.
• Stealing feathers
• Stealing flannel
• Stealing fowls
• Stealing from the person
• Stealing gingham at halifax
• Stealing gunpowder
• Stealing his own toolbox
• Stealing in the street
• Stealing lead
• Stealing letters
• Stealing linen
• Stealing money
• Stealing potatoes
• Stealing rabbits
• Stealing seven sheep
• Stealing sheep skins
• Stealing silk gown
• Stealing sugar and wool
• Stealing trousers
• Steeling oranges
• Stole 8 guns and 15 penknives
• Stole a fine tissue of silk
• Stole clothing
• Street robbery
• Stricking a superior officer in the army.
• Theft
• Theft of a shovel
• Theft of bacon
• Theft of boots
• Theft of carpets from master
• Theft of garments off her master
• Theft of hankerchief
• Theft of household goods
• Theft of jewlery
• Theft of linen
• Theft of napkins from shop
• Theft of silver watch, gold chain and 2 seals
• Theft of woolen and linen drapery
• Theft~grand larceny
• Theft~housebreaking
• Theft~simple larceny
• Tyrone
• Unknown
• Ununnatural offence
• Uttering forged notes
• Vagrancy
• Violence to a surperior officer
• Violent theft
• Warehouse breaking
• Wounding with intent