Hi Arnold,This is the second time we have been asked this similar Question,One was From Lewes Assises.I am almost sure the Records will be held via the Family record Centre in Kew London.I have used Muster books there to check one or two out.

It may be worth contacting the Archivist,Who will almost certainly answer your question.

 

 

Mike

Thanks Mike,

 

I have done that and received a reply, but at £60 a pop and no guarantee of finding anything, I think I will leave it for now, thanks.

 

Arnie

Hi Arnie Dont BLAME YOU its a kick in the teeth the prices they charge.once i get a chance to get to kew i will find out more

 

Mike

Hi Arnold I found a James Nugent He was Tried at the Old Bailey in London in 1887

 

798.   JAMES  NUGENT was indicted for stealing, on the 12th day of September , two shillings and six-pence, and one hundred and eight copper halfpence, value 4 s. 6 d. the property of   William Barham .

  William Rogers saw the prisoner coming out of the shop with the money and the till.

GUILTY .

Transported for seven years .

Tried by the first Middlesex Jury before Mr. RECORDER.

JAMES NUGENT, Theft > grand larceny (to 1827), 12th September 1787

 

This James Nugent arrived in Australia  on the Surprise in 1790

The copy is just like a Newspaper notice, So im ot sure if the same James Nugent As i cant find the 1811 one.Ignore the 1827 in Brackets its just to say records that go up to that date

 

Mike

 

Mike

Sorry I haven't replied to this before hand Mike, but have had the wife in hospital for some time.

 

Thanks for the information but the James I'm chasing arrived in Australia per the GUILDFORD in 1812.

 

Thanks

 

Arnie

Dont worry Arnie,I found that but was unsure myself

 

Mike