| Reference Number | t18790428-456 |
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| Verdict | Guilty > pleaded guilty |
| Sentence | Imprisonment > penal servitude; Imprisonment |
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456. WILLIAM PRICE (30) and JOHN COX (34) , Stealing 20 dead soles, the property of Charles Oakley and others, the masters of Price.
MR. H. AVORY Prosecuted; and MR. WILLIAMS Defended.
After the commencement of the case the Prisoners stated in the hearing of the Jury that they were Guilty, upon which the Jury found a verdict to that effect. COX was further charged with a conviction at this Court in July, 1870, to which he PLEADED GUILTY,** and five other convictions were proved against him.— Eight Years' Penal Servitude.
PRICE— Six Months' Imprisonment.