Hi Dotty,
I have just read the first post to this forum and now, realise that it started with your offer to do Look-Ups. I would be pleased if you could Look-Up.Bills of Prosecution or newspaper report of Robert BUTLER'S court hearing.
Robert BUTLER alias Robert BROWN sentenced Lancaster 5 March 1831. I think he may have been sentenced to death and reprieved as, a newspaper clipping:
Preston Chronicle, Saturday, 2nd July 1831 list him:
Capital Convicts-The commuted sentences of the prisoners convicted at our last assizes (three months ago) were received only a few days since by Mr Higgins the keeper of the gaol and are as follows,viz-- Robert JAQUES, Robert BUTLER, otherwise Robert BROWN, William TRAVERS, James ANDERTON, Peter KENYON, John HALLWELL, and John GREENHALGH, severely found guilty of burglary.
Thank you Dotty.
Rhonda3.