CHARLES CARNEGY, EDWARD WHITEMAN, GEORGE PRESTON, HENRY ERRINGTON, JOHN WILSON, JAMES HUDSON, WILLIAM FAULKNER, JAMES HENWRIGHT, MARY ANN KELLY, MARY ANN PLATT, JANE WINGFIELD, ELIZA DENHAM, MARY JONES.
Royal Offences: coining offences, Royal Offences: coining offences.
6th December 1820
Reference Numbert18201206-30
VerdictsGuilty > pleaded guilty; Not Guilty
SentencesTransportation
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THIRD DAY. FRIDAY, DECEMBER 8.

29. CHARLES CARNEGY , EDWARD WHITEMAN , GEORGE PRESTON , HENRY ERRINGTON , JOHN WILSON , JAMES HUDSON , WILLIAM FAULKNER , JAMES HENWRIGHT , MARY ANN KELLY , MARY ANN PLATT , JANE WINGFIELD , ELIZA DENHAM , and MARY JONES were severally and separately indicted for having in their possession forged Bank notes, knowing them to be forged .

The prisoners severally pleaded GUILTY .

Transported for Fourteen Years .

Before Mr. Recorder.

30. The same prisoners were again severally and separately indicted for disposing of and putting away forged Bank notes, with intent to defraud .

MR. REYNOLDS, on behalf of the Governor and Company of the Bank of England, declined offering any evidence.

NOT GUILTY .

First Middlesex Jury, before Mr. Recorder.


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