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				<div style="font-family:serif;"><i>Old Bailey Proceedings Online</i> (www.oldbaileyonline.org, version 8.0, 07 June 2023), July 1722, trial of                      Hannah                      Starky                                                                                                                         Hannah                      Norman , alias                         Smart                                                                                                       (t17220704-59).<hr/><h2>Hannah Starky, Hannah Norman, Theft &gt; grand larceny, Theft &gt; theft from a specified place, 4th July 1722. </h2>                                                                                                                                                <p>                                                                  Hannah                      Starky                                                                                                                               , (a Girl                                     aged 10.) of St. Giles in the Fields                                                                        , was indicted for                                                          feloniously stealing a Watch, value 7 l 2 Smocks, 4 s. a Sheet, Table-cloth, and other Things            , the Goods of                                                       John                      Hoxly                                                                                                           , on the 15th of June                                     last. It appeared that the Prosecutor, in Charity, took the Girl out of the Street, and kept her as long as he could in his House; for in a few Days she run away with the Goods, and pawn'd the Watch for Liquors, to                                  Charles                   Julian                                                                                        , at his Tent in Hyde Park.                                                          Guilty to the value of 10 d            .</p>               <p>She was a 2d time Indicted, by the Name of                                                       Hannah                      Norman , alias                         Smart                                                                                                                                 , of St. James Westminster                                                                        , for                                                          feloniously stealing a pair of Bodice, value 5 s. and a Petticoat 2 s.             the Goods of                                                       Ann                      Harding                                                                                                           , on the 5th of May                                     last. It appeared the prisoner lay with the Prosecutor's Daughter, took away the Goods, and pawn'd 'em to                                  Thomas                   Clark                                                                                         for half a Crown.                                                          Guilty to the value of 10 d            .</p>               <p>                                                                                                                     [Transportation. See summary.]                                                </p>            </div>
				
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