| Reference Number | t16901015-10 |
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| Verdict | Guilty |
| Sentence | Death |
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Constance Wayne-wright was tryed for stealing a Silver Tea-Pot value 6 l. from Paul Hayley , one Silk Petticoat and some other Goods, and 40 s. in Mony, from Thomas Elmor . It appeared, That a Gown was found upon her Back, at Graves-end, and some other of the Goods, which was a plain Evidence; and she could not much deny it, so she was found Guilty of Felony.