What was Maurice up to?

[solidrock2]

Can anyone see what my 2nd. great uncle did?



Name: Maurice BatchelorDate of Trial: 20 Jul 1867Trial Year: 1867Location of Trial: Hampshire, EnglandSentence: Imprisonment

 

[horse]

Not too informative, there is this, the transcription has what you have, the image says offence = larceny and sentence = 6 months.

Geoff

 

[solidrock2]

Not too informative, there is this, the transcription has what you have, the image says offence = larceny and sentence = 6 months.

Geoff

Thanks Geoff, nothing serious then.

 

[horse]

Thanks Geoff, nothing serious then.

You never know in those days, you could get transported for stealing your supper..

Geoff

 

[solidrock2]

You never know in those days, you could get transported for stealing your supper..

Geoff

True.

 

[gibbo]

The Hampshire Advertiser (Southampton, England), Saturday, July 27, 1867

 

[solidrock2]

The Hampshire Advertiser (Southampton, England), Saturday, July 27, 1867

Thanks for that gibbo, gives a bit more info.

 

[gibbo]

There is another article in the British newspaper archives but this is all i can get up as i have used my 3 free searches. This one gives a address.

Published: Saturday 15 June 1867

Newspaper: Hampshire Advertiser

County: Hampshire, England

Maurice Batchelor, of 4, Winchester-street, Kingsland- place, was charged with stealing nine elm planks, the property of Messrs. Rolles

 

[solidrock2]

There is another article in the British newspaper archives but this is all i can get up as i have used my 3 free searches. This one gives a address.

Published: Saturday 15 June 1867

Newspaper: Hampshire Advertiser

County: Hampshire, England

Maurice Batchelor, of 4, Winchester-street, Kingsland- place, was charged with stealing nine elm planks, the property of Messrs. Rolles

British newspaper archives blocked my IP address about a year ago, they don't need my money any more.