RUSHTON ASSOCIATION
(Established in 1797).
AT the ANNUAL MEETING of the Members of the
Association, held at the Hope's Arms, in Rushton, the 18th May, 1837
Mr. ROBT. BUSWELL, in the Chair,
REWARDS.
| For Burglary |
£10 10 0 |
| Highway or Foot-pad Robbery |
10 10 0 |
| Wilfully setting Fire to any Dwelling-house, Warehouse,
Barn, Stable, or other Out-building, Stacks or Ricks of Corn,
Grain, Hay, Straw, or Bark. |
10 10 0 |
| Wilfully setting Fire to any Stack of Wood, Furze, or other
Fuel |
4 4 0 |
| For stealing or maiming any Horse, Mare, or Gelding, Ox or
Cow, or for stealing any Sheep |
10 10 0 |
| For stealing any Goods from any Out-houses, Warehouse,
Storehouse, Shops, Buildings, or other places, or any Corn or
Grain, thrashed or unthrashed, or other thing, out of any barn,
hovel, rick-yard, or other place |
4 4 0 |
| For stealing any Lambs, Calves, or Pigs |
4 4 0 |
| For stealing any Turkies, Geese, or Ducks, Cocks, Hens, or
Chickens |
2 2 0 |
| For breaking or stealing any Doors, Windows, Shutters, Bars,
Locks, Bolts, or any Gates, Stiles, Pens, Fleaks, Pales, Posts,
Rails, or any Iron-work belonging thereto |
2 2 0 |
| For robbing any Garden, Orchard, or Fish-pond, or chopping
down, barking, or destroying any Timber, Fruit, or other Tree or
Trees |
2 2 0 |
| For stealing any Corn, Grass, or Hay, growing, or in Shocks
or Cocks in the field - stealing or damaging any Cart, Waggon,
Plough, Harrow, or other Implement in Husbandry - breaking or
stealing Hedges |
1 1 0 |
| For stealing Turnips, Potatoes, or Cabbage |
1 1 0 |
| Any for any other Crime, not before particularly mentioned,
such Reward as the Committee shall think proper to allow |
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LIST OF THE MEMBERS:-
Hon. & Rev. H. F. Tollemache, Harrington.
Jno. Booth, Esq. Glendon Hall.
Rev. Geo. Boulton, Great Oxendon.
Rev. J. Wetherall, Rushton.
Mr. Robt. Buswell, Arthingworth
Mr. Wm Bradshaw, Maidwell
Mr. Chas. Brown, Rothwell
Mr. Jno. Buswell, Haselbeech
Mr. James Biggs,
Desborough
Mr. Wm. Cave, Desborough
Mr. Wm Callis, Harrington
Mr. Jno. Coulston, Rushton
Mr. Fras. Essam, Pipwell
Mr. Richd. Garratt, Gt. Harrowden
Mr. Jno. Gee, Clipston
Mr. Wm. Garratt, Thorpe
Mr. Jno. Harris
Mr. W. Morris Iliffe, Desborough
Mr. Saml. Kilborn, Desborough
Mr. Jno. Lambert, Middleton
Mr. Thos. Marshall, Kettering
Mr. Thos. Norton, Maidwell
Mr. R. Oldacres, Clipston
Mr. Walton Pell, Clipston
Mr. Wm. Pain, Desborough
Mr. Wm. Roughton, Kettering
Mr. T. W. Richards, Barford
Mr. Chas. Richards, Glendon
Mrs. Simons
Mr. Jno. Slater, Haselbeech
Mr. W. Sibley, Wellingborough
Mr. Wm. Sawyer
Mr. Allen Sibley
Mr. Saml Sibley
Mr. Wm. Scott, Wilbarston
Mr. Samuel Scott
Mr. Saml. Taylor, Little Bowden
Mr. Austin Tongue, Rowell
Mr. Lewis Wells, Barton Seagrave
THO. MARSHALL,
Treasurer and Solicitor, Kettering
Northampton Mercury,
Saturday 30 December 1837