Here is a transcribed version of the Court appearances of Mary Hill.

1.
Summer Assizes 1834
Date: 2nd June 1834

Record 63:
Mary Hill aged 16 in the parish of St Peters Bristol

Accomplices:
Caroline Hill aged 18 of St Philips & St Jacobs and Mary Tripp aged 18 of Combsbury Somerset.

Committed by H W Newman Esq

Crime:
Charged on the oath of Miles Kingstone of the parish of St Philip and Jacob - Cargoman, with having at the parish aforesaid on the twelth day of May last feloniously assaulted this Miles Kingstone and stole from his person a canvas bag containing fifteen or sixteen shilling his property.

Marks and Stature etc:
Sandy hair, hazel eyes, fresh complexion, long face, cannot read or write, labourer, height 4feet 11 1/2 inches

When tried and event of time:
Trinity Sessions July 1st 1834 to Three calender months at Lawford Gate. (A gaol in Bristol)

When discharged:
11th July 1834

How behaved:
Indifferent


2.
Bristol ¼ Sessions 1835 Guildhall, Bristol
Monday 12th January 1835

Accused:
William Cunningham and Mary Hill

Crime:
For feloniously stealing the goods of James Merrett above the value of £5 in his dwelling house.

Sentence:
Ordered to be severally transported for 7 years.

Confessed:
Pleaded Guilty of stealing under the value of £5.

Record 476 JQS/0/20 Bristol Record Office

Have found on the 1841 census that John and Sarah Hill both born in Bristol about 1891, were both alive, but to confuse the issue there is also a Mary Hill born about 1819 living with them but she was not born in Bristol but London, could just be a coincidence I hope. I will be continuing after the week end and hope to have more for you then.