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BURGLARY OF THE BIGGS BANDON MILLS IN JUNE 1827
On 8th June 1827 the Bandon Mills belonging to W.J. and
J. Biggs were burgled and copper coins were stolen. An award of
twenty pounds was offered by the proprietors for information leading to
a discovery. The townspeople listed below also offered a reward
leading to prosecution within six months of the burglary.
| Earl of Bandon |
£20 |
Michael England |
£1 |
John Swete |
£5 |
| Edward Doherty |
£2 |
John Wheeler, Jnr |
£1 |
James Scott |
£1.1.0 |
| William Conner |
£2 |
Richard Tresilian |
£1 |
John Clerke |
£2 |
| John B. Williams |
£1 |
John & W. Sullivan |
£1 |
William Sullivan |
£2 |
| Henry Belcher |
£1 |
John Hunter |
£1 |
William Kingston |
£1 |
| John C. Swanton |
£1 |
Robert Fuller |
£1 |
John Shine |
£1 |
| Joseph Bennett |
£1.1.0 |
William Jenkins |
£1 |
John Wheeler |
£2 |
| William Shine |
£1 |
Mary Sullivan |
£1 |
Michael Galwey |
£2 |
| William Dowden |
£1 |
Thomas Fuller |
£2 |
Thomas Bennett jr |
£1 |
| F. Hayes, MD |
£1 |
John Scott |
£1 |
Denis Quinlan |
£1 |
| Edward O'Connor |
£1 |
Stewart Tresilian |
£1 |
Richard Wheeler |
£2 |
| Thomas Baker |
£1 |
Isaac Biggs |
£5 |
J. Homan, MD |
£1 |
| Thomas Gash |
£1 |
William Hunter |
£1 |
Andrew Moore |
£1 |
| Robert Moore |
£3 |
Edward Gillman |
£3 |
George & Henry Cornwall |
£5 |
| Francis Bernard Sweeny |
£3 |
Paul Williams |
£1 |
John Tresilian |
£1 |
| F.B. Hingston |
£1 |
Timothy Murphy |
£1 |
John Lordon |
£1 |
| George Dowden |
£1 |
C. Dowden |
£2 |
R. N. Rogers |
£1.1.0 |
| George Perrott |
£2 |
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