1871-1873: Newcastle Criminals George Bell, 24, convicted of stealing a watch, sentenced to 2 months William Brankston, 43, convicted of the theft of four rabbits, sentenced to 1 month John Bryan, 29, convicted of stealing lead, sentenced to 4 months Ann Burns, 18, convicted of stealing a waistcoat, sentenced to 1 month Charles Burns, 19, convicted of false pretences, sentenced to 3 months Jane Cartner, 22, convicted of stealing a silver watch, sentenced to 6 months Thomas Dixon, 20, convicted of theft of money, sentenced to 6 months Mary Catherine Docherty, 14, convicted of stealing iron, sentenced to 7 days hard labour James Donneley, 16, convicted of stealing some shirts, sentenced to 2 months John Duffy, 16, convicted of assault and theft, sentenced to 6 months Catherine Flynn, 34, convicted of stealing money from person, sentenced to 6 months William Harrison, 51, convicted of obtaining oats by false pretence, sentenced to 12 months Robert Hardy, 21, convicted of stealing ale, sentenced to 4 months William Hill, 28, convicted of stealing champagne, sentenced to 6 months Catherine Kelly, 17, convicted of stealing bed linen, sentenced to 3 months George Lamb, 17, convicted of stealing money, sentenced to 4 months Margaret McCann, 24, convicted of stealing money from a person, sentenced to 6 months Alice Mullholland, 18, convicted of stealing some boots, sentenced to 3 months Patrick O'Neill, 19, convicted of breaking in to houses, sentenced to 18 months Mary Patterson, 25, convicted of theft of poultry, sentenced to 6 weeks John Reed, 15, convicted of stealing money, sentenced to 14 days hard labour and 5 years reformation James Richley, 30, convicted of stealing trivets, sentenced to 7 days hard labour John Roman, 64, convicted of stealing some clothes, sentenced to 14 days hard labour Mary Ann Ross, 34, convicted of theft of money as a prostitute, sentenced to 6 months William Salmon, 18, convicted of stealing clothes, sentenced to 6 months James Scullion, 14, convicted of stealing clothes, sentenced to 14 days hard labour Isabella Smith, 60, convicted of stealing poultry, sentenced to 6 weeks William Smith, 25, convicted of stealing money and some scales, sentenced to 2 months Thomas Smith, 32, convicted of defrauded another gentlemen, sentenced to carry 3 months Henry Leonard Stephenson, 12, convicted of breaking in to houses, sentenced to 2 months John Storey, 32, convicted of stealing wood, sentenced to 1 month John Taylor, 26, convicted of stealing a trowel, sentenced to 1 month Ellen Woodman, 11, convicted of stealing iron, sentenced to 7 days hard labour Ezekiel Yates, 35, convicted of stealing tobacco, sentenced to 6 months -