| Reference Number | t17140630-67 |
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| Verdict | Guilty > theft under 1s |
| Sentence | Corporal > whipping |
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Richard Mill , of the Parish of White-Chappel , was indicted for stealing 4 s. in Money in the House of Daniel Crawley , on the 1st of July Instant. The Prosecutor's Wife swore, that the Prisoner, came in a Pretence to see her Husband, and to borrow some Bottles; which, while she went to fetch, he took the Money out of a Box. He did not deny the Fact, and was found guilty to the Value of 10d .