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

PRISONERS.
Thomas Cooper Firman, charged with having bro-
ken open the dwelling-house of Mr. William Kitson
the elder, of Stoke by Nayland, and stolen therefrom
a silver watch and between seven and eight pounds;
and William Barton for breaking into the premises
of Mr. William Wilson, of Hadleigh, were each sen-
tenced to be transported for life.
David De Caux charged with having broken open
the dwelling-house of Mr. Henry Pells, of Gorles-
tone, and stolen five silver spoons and other articles,
his property; and Richard Manning charged with
stealing four leather hides, the property of the exe-
cutors of Mr. Robert Roberts, were each sentenced to
be transported 7 years.
Thos Page, convicted of having stolen a male ass,
the property of Edward Rodwell, of Wetheringsett,
was sentenced to 1 month imprisonment.
Wm. Perry, convicted of having stolen a bottle of
port-wine, the property of George Hammond, of
Eye, innkeeper, was sentenced to six weeks imprison-
ment.—John Spalding, not guilty.