Can anyone read this?

[NotMyCat]

My eyes are too tired to decipher!

Acquitted

Did not appear recognizable of self and ..... - warrant issued

Acquitted

My eyes are too tired for part of it

Acquitted. Did not appear recognisance of self and …. Something… Warrant issued.

If it helps the crime is "arrested for attempted buggery"

Got it!

Surety estreated

Acquitted

Did not appear recognisance of self and xxxx xxxxxx
Warrant issued.

Did not appear. Recognizance of self and Surety.

I can’t read what I think is the key sentence in the middle. The bits I can read are:

Acquitted.

Did not appear.

Warrant issued.

Acquitted.

Woops autocorrected recognisance

Surety estreated

Yep, that’s it. I came back to say the same thing,

Acquitted.

Did not appear. Recognizance of self and surety (something) - Warrant issued.

Acquitted

It's just that one word after surety I can't make out. There's stuff about recognizance of self in a legal context here -
www.britannica.com/topic/recognizance

It might give some clues

Cross post with everyone!

@crumblebug

Got it!

Surety estreated

Aha! Thank you! God there are some skeletons in the family tree I deciphered the one that was arrested and sentenced to 7 years transportation...

Acquitted

Did not appear recognizance of self and surety estreated
Warrant issued
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Web search bought up
VERB
estreated (past tense)
enforce the forfeit of (a surety for bail or other recognizance).
"the Court may order the recognizance to be estreated"

Acquitted…. Did not appear recognizance of self and surety to striated - warrant issued.

Acquitted (with big tick through)

Oooh how exciting though .... where was he deported to?

@whatthejiggeries

Released in one's own recognizance means they're not held on remand, and haven't had to make bail.

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Four months to travel! Wow!