Year
|
Type |
Accused |
Crime |
Details |
1833
|
To the House of Correction |
Panter Emily |
Misconduct |
For twentyone days, for misconduct in the workhouse of Cosgrove |
1834
|
Commitment to County Gaol |
Gostick J |
Damage |
Convicted of having maliciously injured a fir tree at Cosgrove |
1834
|
Commitment to County Gaol |
Shaw John |
Theft |
John Shaw, charged with stealing three half sovereigns, belonging to Patrick McNamara |
1835
|
Accident |
Turner Richard |
Accident |
|
1837
|
Commitment to County Gaol |
Gostick James |
Theft |
John and James Gostick, charged with stealing, at Cosgrove,a quantity of potatoes, value 8d, the property of Bleader Howard |
1837
|
Northampton Quarter Sessions |
Gostick James |
Theft |
James Gostick, aged 19, was aquitted |
1837
|
Commitment to County Gaol |
Gostick John |
Theft |
John and James Gostick, charged with stealing, at Cosgrove,a quantity of potatoes, value 8d, the property of Bleader Howard |
1837
|
Northampton Quarter Sessions |
Gostick John |
Theft |
John Gostick, aged 23, pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing potatoes, value 8d, the property of Bleader Howard, one fortnight's imprisonment |
1839
|
Assizes |
Basford |
Theft |
Samuel Basford, 23, charged with burglariously breaking into the house of Henrietta Hartley, of Cosgrove and stealing therefrom a silver watch |
1839
|
Northamptonshire Summer Assizes |
Basford |
Theft |
Samuel Basford, stockinger, charged with a burglary and robbery in the house of Henrietta Hartley, of Cosgrove was stated by Mr Grant, the Gaoler, to be insane, and the case was respited till next Assizes |
1839
|
To the House of Correction |
Bignell J |
Damage |
John Bignell, for one month, for maliciously damaging three trees, growing in the garden of W Hines |
1839
|
To the House of Correction |
Panter Charles |
Leaving Family |
For three months, for deserting his family, whereby they became chargeable to the Parish of Cosgrove for three weeks and received relief amounting to 10s |
1840
|
Northamptonshire Epiphany Sessions |
Gostick J |
Theft |
James Gostick pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing some potatoes, the property of Mr Gibbs, of Cosgrove, and was sentenced to one month's imprisonment to hard labour |
1840
|
To the House of Correction |
Groom William |
Leaving his Family |
(Alias Dawes) For running away and leaving his family chargeable to Cosgrove |
1841
|
Commitment to County Gaol |
Bonham Job |
Theft |
Job Bonham, of Yardley Gobion, labourer, charged with stealing, at Cosgrove, a pair of leather gloves and a cotton handkerchief, the property of George Groom |
1841
|
To the House of Correction |
Gostick John |
Theft |
2 months, for breaking down, with intent to steal, part of a live fence bounding a field in the occupation of Francis Gibbs, farmer, in the parish of Cosgrove |
1841
|
Commitment to County Gaol |
Jelley Thomas |
Sureties |
Thomas Jelley, of Cosgrove, for twelve months, for not finding sureties to keep the peace towards James Ayres |
1842
|
Northampton Quarter Sessions |
Bonham Job |
Theft |
Job Bonham, aged 18, charged with stealing a pair of gloves and a handkerchief, the property of George Groom of Cosgrove |
1842
|
Commitment to County Gaol |
Gostick John |
Damage |
For one month, for damaging a fence at Cosgrove |
1843
|
Commitment to County Gaol |
Bignell W |
Theft |
William Bignell, of Cosgrove, charged with having, on the 6th inst., maliciously having set fire to certain sacks of corn, grain, straw and hay, the property of Jabez Scrivener, and to certain cowhouses, barns and hovels, in the occupation of the said J Scrivener |
1843
|
Northamptonshire Lent Assizes |
Bignell W |
Damage |
William Bignell, aged 18, charged with having, on the 6th inst., maliciously having set fire to certain sacks of corn, grain, straw and hay, the property of Jabez Scrivener, and to certain cowhouses, barns and hovels, in the occupation of the said J Scrivener |
1843
|
Convicts |
Bignell W |
Transported |
William Bignell …… removed from our County Gaol on Monday last…. Ordered to be placed on the York Hulk at Portsmouth, but in consequence of the vessel breaking from her moorings they were placed on the Leviathan |
1843
|
Northamptonshire January Sessions |
Watts William |
Theft |
William Watts, aged 40, charged with stealing an ewe, the property of Henry Weston of Cosgrove |
1844
|
Commitment to County Gaol |
Benbow |
Mentioned |
William Benbow, for 14 days, for cruelly beating a horse, at Cosgrove, the property of James Ayers |
1844
|
Commitment to County Gaol |
Lees William |
Theft |
William Lees charged with stealing, at Cosgrove, a cast net, property of Joseph and Henry Holloway |
1844
|
Northampton Quarter Sessions |
Lees William |
Theft |
William Lees, aged 20, charged with stealing, at Cosgrove, a cast net, property of Joseph and Henry Holloway |
1844
|
Northamptonshire Quarter Sessions |
Watts William |
Assault |
William Watts, aged 40, charged with stealing an ewe, the property of Henry Weston of Cosgrove. Left till the Assizes |
1844
|
Assizes |
Watts William |
Theft |
William Watts, aged 40, charged with stealing an ewe, the property of Henry Weston of Cosgrove |
1845
|
Died |
Garratt |
Mentioned |
On Tuesday last at Cosgrove, of a rapid decline, borne with Christian patience and fortitude, Henry, the youngest and affectionate son of Thomas Garratt, aged 17 years |
1845
|
|
Johnson Isaac |
Died |
March 20, at Cosgrove, Isaac Johnson, second son of James Johnson, of the same place, aged 23 years |
1845
|
Northamptonshire Lent Assizes |
Scrivener Jabez |
Barley |
A field of barley, belonging to Mr Jabez Scrivener, of Cosgrove, in this County, was carried on Monday last in good condition and the sample taken to Stony Stratford Market yesterday |
1845
|
Extraordinary Burglary |
unknown |
Theft |
On Saturday night the house of a poor old infirm old couple, named Panter, living in Cosgrove, were entred by the window. The thieves plundered the premises, ate up the scanty lot of provisions provided for the following day, including about 2lbs of raw mutton. The bare bone was left on the table. |