| 1874 Jackson's Oxford Journal Saturday, November 21, 1874 | |
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Frederick Keen, of Cowley Road, was charged with stealing a bag, ateadington, value 3d., the property of George Ernest Chaundy, tailor, St. Clement's, on the 25th ult. The prosecutor stated that he missed the bag from> his garden, and did not see it again unitl it was shown to him by the policeman. - John Cox, of 62, Princes-street, Cowley Road, said that he saw the prisoner, with other boys, in Mr. Chaundy's garden, and he gave chase to them. He then saw that the prisoner had the bag produced in his hand. - P.C. Harrison deposed that he apprehended the prisoner on warrant on the 10th inst., and then received information which led to the finding of the bag. - The prisoner, who was summoned only the previous week for stealing mushrooms, but did not appear, pleaded guilty, and was sent to the gaol for seven days. | |

| 1944 | |
| On 12 May, George Ernest Chaundy (late of Howard-street, and brother of May Chaundy, 10 Houndeanrise, Lewes) passed peacefilly away, aged 76 years. | |