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RefNoKQ/SO/6/a414
AltRefNoQ/SO6: entries for 1764
TitleElizabeth Hoys, vagrant, who was committed to Bridewell for returning from Bassingbourn to Cambridge, from whence she was removed, was ordered to be publicly whipped at the Market Cross, next Saturday at noon, and again at Bassingbourn on Monday Sennight, then be delivered to a proper officer at Bassingbourn
DescriptionEpiphany 1764
Date1764
CreatorNameCambridgeshire Quarter Sessions: entries in Order Book
RepositoryCambridgeshire Archives
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