Trial records -Jeremiah Marsden, County sessions

[Rustor]

Hi everyone,
Would anyone be able to help with a look up for trial records for Jeremiah Marsden, tried in County sessions Preston, 28th June 1837 for Larceny, Age 16 .seven years transportation to VDL
Also tried in Liverpool / Quarter sessions 10th April 1837, Seven years .
Am hoping there are records of actual trial proceedings. Any lead would be appreciated.
Thank you
regards Rustor

[dotty]

This is the reference held at the LRO
QSP/3065/107  Bill of costs of prosecution of Jeremiah Marsden Costello and John Smith  Item  c1837

It won't reveal much but I can look at it for you tomorrow if you want

Dotty

[Iria]

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[Rustor]

Hi Dotty,
 would again appreciate any info. available if possible. Thank you for your time
regards rustor

[wilbs13]

Hi,  I was hoping you might be able to also send me the information on Jeremiah Marsden's trial.  I can't find any information anywhere.

Thanks!!!!     

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[..claire..]

Hi,

There was this report in Preston Chronicle Sat. July 1st 1837.

Jeremiah Marsden 16, and John Smith 14, were indicted for stealing at Chorley, one piece of plain black cloth and one piece of uncut fustian, the property of Mr. Joseph Oldfield. Another boy was named in the indictement for being concerned in the same offence, but was not in custody. Marsden pleaded guilty, Smith not guilty. After witnesses were examined Smith was found guilty. The chairman in passing sentence remarked upon the previous character of the prisoners and said they had both been previously committed. Marsden was one of those who tried to escape. Both prisoners were sentenced to be 'transported beyond the sea' for a term of seven yrs. Being taken from the bar Smith called out impudently, and Marsden waited some time disputing with the constable regarding some clothes that had been taken from him, and which he said were his property.

claire