| Reference Number | t17760109-45 |
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| Verdict | Not Guilty |
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172, 173, 174. ABRAHAM SUTLIFT , WILLIAM ANTRIM , and WILLIAM BRADSHAW were indicted for feloniously making an assault in the king's highway in and upon James Nevill , with intent the goods and monies of the said James to steal, against the statute , November 27th .
"The prosecutor being sworn deposed,
"that he was stopped near Tottenham Court
"Road on the 27th of November, about five
"in the evening, by three men, who demanded
"his money; he said the persons who assaulted
"him were like the persons at the bar,
"but was not able to speak positively."
ALL THREE NOT GUILTY .
Tried by the First Middlesex Jury before Mr. RECORDER.