The Proceedings of the Old Bailey

Reference Number	t17220228-20
Verdict	Guilty
Sentence	Death

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  James Lanman , was a 2d time indicted with   Robert Drumman , of  St. James Westminster , for privately stealing out of the Shop of   Elizabeth Stockdel and   Sarah Penn , 3 mother of Pearl patch Boxes, value 30 s. 2 silver snuff Boxes, 30 s. and other things the Goods of   Elizabeth Stockdel and Sarah Penn, on the 2d of January last. Elizabeth Stockdel depos'd, she lost the Goods out of her shew Glass.   Henry Bushel and   George Harrison depos'd, that they took   Robin Drumman and his Mother in Southwark. and took a silver Tobacco Box (the Goods of Mr. Hansel,) on Drummans Mother, to whom he own'd he sold several Goods that he stole.   Katherine Rider depos'd, that Drumman told her, he and Lanman took out a good many Snuff Boxes out of a show Glass in St. James's Market, and sold them to his Mother: who knew where to dispose of them. Guilty

[Death. See summary.]