Warwick Record Office lookup please

[PrueM]

My 4xg-grandfather, Joseph DANKS, was a very naughty boy.  In 1819 he was transported to Australia for 14 years for stealing first some poultry, and then a horse.  I have records of his trial and sentencing for both these offences, thanks to a very kind Rootschatter who went to the Records Office and copied them for me 

Now, using the Warwickshire Records Office Calendar of Prisoners database, I have found reference to another offence he committed in 1817.  I am hoping that someone will come to my rescue once again, and have a look for the relevant info in the records.  The details are:

Reference: QS 26/2/121
1817, Michaelmas term, Warwick Quarter Sessions.  Case #18
Offence:  "Felony" [unspecified]
Sentence"  Hard Labour 2 months

If anyone is planning a trip to the Record Office, I would be grateful if you could find and copy the info for me - the County Archivist says there will be further information within the records than that which is shown in the Calendar.

Thank you, in advance, for your help 

Prue

[carol02]

Hi Prue   i remember this fellow. I found the case of him stealing a horse.  I would be prepared to go to Warwick Record Office and look for further information. Carol

[PrueM]

Hi Carol,
Yes it was you, I remember 
It would be great if you could see what there is about this case.  I'd be forever grateful 
Thank you for the offer!
Prue

[carol02]

Hi Prue I found the reference of the prisoners offence but sadly no other information was given.  I also looked through the Warwick Advertiser but no joy there either. Carol

[PrueM]

 

Thank you Carol, for going to the trouble of looking...I really do appreciate it.

I might contact the records office again and ask them where the extra info is that they said they had!

I'm sorry you had a wild goose chase, but thank you again 

Prue