| Reference Number | t18491126-79 |
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| Verdict | Guilty > unknown |
| Sentence | Imprisonment |
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79. CATHERINE DONOGHUE , stealing 1 yard of damask, 1 yard of chintz, 1 wrapper, and other articles, value 3s. 2d.; the goods of Edward William Brayley, her master.
EMILY FORD . I reside with my sister and her husband, Edward William Brayley; the prisoner was in their service. On 14th Nov. I lost some damask, chintz, calico, and a wrapper—I spoke to the prisoner, and she denied knowing anything about them—her box was then searched in my presence, and the things found there—they belong to Mr. Brayley.
Prisoner's Defence. I brought them from my own country; the wrapper docs not belong to Mr. Brayley.
GUILTY . Aged 23.— Confined Three Months