| Reference Number | t18040111-81 |
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| Verdict | Guilty |
| Sentence | Imprisonment > newgate; Miscellaneous > fine |
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141. WILLIAM NAYLOR was again indicted for obtaining goods under false pretences.
JANE PRIDMORE sworn. - I am servant to Mr. Jamieson: On Tuesday, between one and two o'clock, Naylor came to our house, and said he came from Mr. Dunbar for the remainder of the bottles; he had away five dozen; I am sure he is the person; he came three days following.
THOMAS JAMIESON sworn. - Mr. Dunbar was to send to me for some empty bottles; there were forty or fifty dozen altogether.
DUNCAN DUNBAR sworn. - I live at No. 7, Fore-street, Limehouse; I had agreed with Mr. Jamieson for some empty bottles; I sent my servant for them; the prisoner is not my servant; I never ordered him to fetch them; I never saw him till I saw him at Guildhall.
Prisoner. I leave myself to the mercy of the Court.
GUILTY , aged 35.
Confined three months in Newgate , and fined 1 s.
London Jury, before Mr. Recorder.