EDWARD WELSH, JAMES WRIGHT, ANN HALL, JAMES CONLEY, JAMES CAREY, WILLIAM BROWN, WILLIAM WOOD, HENRY BUCKNELL, JAMES MELVIN, HENRY JOHNSON, JOHN WILLIAMS, SARAH PALEY, JOHN PARSONS, JOHN STOREY, GEORGE PERRY, WILLIAM GARRATT, MARY KELLY, JAMES BRYANT, CATHARINE MARTIN.
Royal Offences: coining offences.
12th January 1820
Reference Numbert18200112-41
VerdictNot Guilty
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249. EDWARD WELSH , JAMES WRIGHT , ANN HALL , JAMES CONLEY , JAMES CAREY , WILLIAM BROWN , WILLIAM WOOD , HENRY BUCKNELL , JAMES MELVIN , HENRY JOHNSON , JOHN WILLIAMS , SARAH PALEY , JOHN PARSONS , JOHN STOREY , GEORGE PERRY , WILLIAM GARRATT , MARY KELLY , JAMES BRYANT , and CATHARINE MARTIN were again indicted for disposing of and putting away forged notes, with intent to defraud the Governor and Company of the Bank of England .

MR. REYNOLDS for the Prosecution, declined offering any evidence.

NOT GUILTY .

First Middlesex Jury, before Messrs. Justices Holroyd and Burrough.


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