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Member Since: July 2008 Posts: 13,176 Send Message	MarieCeleste	Report	1 Dec 2012 19:55
	The Yorkshire Gazette dated 13 December 1862 reports that a Robert Noddles, labourer of Kilham, stole 17lb of beef, pork and suet. A man left it on a bench in an inn and he swiped it. He denied the theft but the meat was found in a bedroom at his home. Committed for trial. The York Herald dated 14 June 1862 reports that a Robert Noddle, labourer from Kilham, was charged with unlawfully taking a rabbit from the grounds of Sir H Boynton at Burton Agnes. The evidence was unsatisfactory and the case dismissed. (Sounds to me like he was just trying to feed his family). another food related crime: Hull Packet - 28 September 1877. Robert Noddle, labourer Kilham, charged with aiding and abetting a man stealing onions from someone else's garden. Previous convictions for larceny. Fine £1 and 8s costs.
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Member Since: July 2008 Posts: 13,176 Send Message	MarieCeleste	Report	1 Dec 2012 20:10
	This might relate to one of the newspaper articles: England & Wales, Criminal Registers, 1791-1892 Name: Robert Noddles Date of Trial: 6 Jan 1863 Trial Year: 1863 Location of Trial: Yorkshire - East Riding, England Sentence: Imprisonment - 2 months Crime: Larceny after a previous conviction
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