Newspapers linked to break-in of Henry Pells (1825)

Committed to the County Gaol and House of Cor-
rection.—David De Caux, by Dawson Turner, Esq.
charged with having stolen five silver spoons, one
great coat, one man's hat, one table cloth, several
cancelled checks, and other papers, the property of
Henry Pells, of Gorlestone. Richard Francis, by
the Revs. John Chevallier and Thomas D. Betts,
charged with having stolen a quantity of steel, the
property of William Seaman, of Cotton. Wm.
Pizzy, for want of sureties. Francis Fitch, idle
and disorderly, one calendar month, &c. Mary
Nebert, having been delivered of a male bastard
child, chargeable to the parish of Yaxley, to be
imprisoned one year.