Reasons for transportation of Convicts to - TopicsExpress



          

Reasons for transportation of Convicts to Australia........ Abuse Accessory to murder Arson Assault Assault and attempted robbery Assault and theft Assault with intent to rob with another Assault with intent to rob with another and previous conviction Attempted murder Bad notes Beastiality Being in company of felons Bigamy Breaking and entering and stealing Burglary Charged with an offence against the crown (smuggling) Child stealing Coining Cow stealing Culpable homicide Cutting and wounding a policeman Deception Demanding arms Desertion 2nd dragoons Desertion and striking an officer Desertion from army Desertion from the army Embezzlement Escaping from transportation Faculige (felony/false pretences) Felony Firing a haystack Forgery Fraud Grand larceny Hamesucken/assault Handling stolen goods Heifer stealing High treason Highway robbery Horse theft House breaking House robbery Housebreaking Indecent behaviour Insubordination Irish rebel Killing a deer Killing a horse Larceny Larceny from a person Larceny on a navigable river (stealing 50 gallons or rum worth 30 pounds from the vessel) Larceny, before convicted of felony Machine breaking Maker of base coin Malicious wounding Man robbery Manslaughter Murder Mutiny No details Obstructing officers of the revenue Obtaining money under false pretenses Offence against the game laws Passing forged notes Perjury Petty larceny Pickpocket Pig stealing Poaching Poaching & violence Pocket picking Political prisoner Possessing a forged note Possession of forged bank note Rape Receiving Receiving stolen property Returning from transportation Rioting Rioting/unlawful oaths Riotous conduct & felony Riotous conduct and felony Robbery Robbery with violence Robbing a person Sacrilege Sedition Set fire to a haystack Sheep stealing & larceny Sheep-stealing Shoemaker Shop lifting Shopbreaking & theft Shopbreaking & theft Simple grand larceny Simple larceny Smuggling Snapping a loaded pistol Stealing Stealing porter Stealing 2 pistols Stealing 6 fowls Stealing a cap Stealing a case of tea Stealing a case of tea. Stealing a gown etc. Stealing a gun Stealing a hair brush Stealing a handkerchief Stealing a horse Stealing a horse & saddle Stealing a memo book and two candlesticks Stealing a pig Stealing a sheep Stealing a silk cloak Stealing a snuff box Stealing a watch Stealing barbers tools Stealing beans Stealing calico Stealing cheese Stealing chickens Stealing clothes Stealing copper Stealing corn. Stealing feathers Stealing flannel Stealing fowls Stealing from the person Stealing gingham at halifax Stealing gunpowder Stealing his own toolbox Stealing in the street Stealing lead Stealing letters Stealing linen Stealing money Stealing potatoes Stealing rabbits Stealing seven sheep Stealing sheep skins Stealing silk gown Stealing sugar and wool Stealing trousers Steeling oranges Stole 8 guns and 15 penknives Stole a fine tissue of silk Stole clothing Street robbery Stricking a superior officer in the army Theft Theft of a shovel Theft of bacon Theft of boots Theft of carpets from master Theft of garments off her master Theft of hankerchief Theft of household goods Theft of jewlery Theft of linen Theft of napkins from shop Theft of silver watch, gold chain and 2 seals Theft of woolen and linen drapery Theft or grand larceny Theft or housebreaking Theft or simple larceny Tyrone Unknown Ununnatural offence Uttering forged notes Vagrancy Violence to a surperior officer Violent theft Warehouse breaking Wounding with intent
Posted on: Sun, 21 Sep 2014 02:11:40 +0000

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