I found these two items in an edition of the York Courant - unfortunately I didn't write down the exact date of publication, but it must have been end of April 1832. Hope someone recognises some of the names. Convicts from the City Jail - This morning the folllowing convicts were removed from the City Jail, to undergo their respective sentences of seven years transportation:- Henry Jackson, James Dunn, Thomas Reed, Anthony Wake, John Braithwaite, Geo. Webster, and William Robinson. Convicts - On Monday week, the following convicts were removed from York Castle, to undergo their respective sentences of transportation as under:- To be delivered on board the Cumberland Hulk, Chatham - For life, Thomas Verity and James Shaw. For fourteen years, Wm. Spencer, George Johnson, Francis Morton, and John Turner. For seven years, William Halliday, Richard Atkinson, John Robertson, Edward Wilson, James Lee, Joseph Crumack, Alfred Spencer, James Johnson, John Brailsford, James Brooke, Samuel Marshall, John Hall, and William Hodgkinson - To be delivered on board the Justiitia Hulk, Woolwich - For life, John Hargreaves. For fourteen years, Samuel Hartley, Lawrence Havenagh, George Calvert, Joseph Swallow, John Hanson, and Joseph Sykes. For seven years, Joseph Hawkshaw, John Holmes, Benjamin Gosling, William Froggatt, George Shields, Edward Lambert, Henry Crooks, Thomas French, John Bean (the elder), James Walker, George Laycock, John Watson, John Griffin, William Green, Henry Cooper, Squire Ambler, George Meadley, and William Smith - To be delivered on board the Boys' Hulk, Chatham - For fourteen years, Robert Hand. For seven years, Thomas Napier, Benjamin Walker, and Robert Hawcroft. The "Monday week" referred to re York Castle was 24 April 1832, from the Hulks Register. Best wishes Liz _________________________________________________________________ Imagine a life without walls.  See the possibilities. http://clk.atdmt.com/UKM/go/122465943/direct/01/