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The trials being ended, the court proceeded to give judgment as follows:
Received sentence of transportation for seven years, 8.
Edward Shackleton , Mary Bricklebank, Thomas Turner, John Frost , William Coffield , Andrew Worcester , otherwise Worster, John Latter , and Anne Hurst .
Sentence respited, 1.
To be whipped, 3.
John Cambridge , Sarah Harrold , and Sarah Lovewell .
Richard William Vaughan , William Boodger , James Cotes , and William Stevens , were executed, pursuant to their sentence, on Monday the 1st of May.
Mary Carney , capitally convicted for a forgery in May sessions, 1751,
Elizabeth Meadows , otherwise Willis, for shoplifting, in October, 1751,
Mary Main , for stealing goods in a dwelling-house in May, 1754,
John Moody , for shooting off a pistol at his wife in January, 1755,
Gabriel Savoy , for a burglary in Feb. 1757,
Mary Jones , otherwise Baxter , for returning from transportation before the expiration of her time, in April, 1757.
Ann Merritt , for shop-lifting, in April, 1757,
James Wales , for beastiality, in July, 1757,
Richard Benham , for sheep-stealing, in December, 1757.
Philip Riley , for stealing goods in a dwelling-house, in September, 1757.
Elizabeth Allen , for a burglary, in January, 1758. and Edward Humphreys , for a burglary in February, 1758, received his majesty's most gracious pardon, on condition of being transported, during the term of their natural lives; and
John Burroughs , for stealing a bullock, in May sessions, 1756, for the term of 7 years
.Richard William Vaughan , William Boodger , James Cotes , and William Stevens , were executed, pursuant to their sentence, on Monday the 1st of May.
Mary Carney , capitally convicted for a forgery in May sessions, 1751,
Elizabeth Meadows , otherwise Willis, for shoplifting, in October, 1751,
Mary Main , for stealing goods in a dwelling-house in May, 1754,
John Moody , for shooting off a pistol at his wife in January, 1755,
Gabriel Savoy , for a burglary in Feb. 1757,
Mary Jones , otherwise Baxter , for returning from transportation before the expiration of her time, in April, 1757.
Ann Merritt , for shop-lifting, in April, 1757,
James Wales , for beastiality, in July, 1757,
Richard Benham , for sheep-stealing, in December, 1757.
Philip Riley , for stealing goods in a dwelling-house, in September, 1757.
Elizabeth Allen , for a burglary, in January, 1758. and Edward Humphreys , for a burglary in February, 1758, received his majesty's most gracious pardon, on condition of being transported, during the term of their natural lives; and
John Burroughs , for stealing a bullock, in May sessions, 1756, for the term of 7 years