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Joseph * Ewin, Violent Theft > highway robbery; John Keene, Violent Theft > highway robbery; William Johnson, Violent Theft > highway robbery; Mary Roberts, Violent Theft > highway robbery, 17th October 1744.
446, 447, 448, 449. + Joseph * Ewin , John Keene , William Johnson , Mary Roberts , wife of William Roberts , of St. Giles's Cripplegate , were indicted for assaulting John Bullin , in a certain court or open place near the King's highway, putting him in f...
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Joseph * Ewin, Violent Theft > highway robbery; John Keene, Violent Theft > highway robbery; William Johnson, Violent Theft > highway robbery; Mary Roberts, Violent Theft > highway robbery, 17th October 1744.
446, 447, 448, 449. + Joseph * Ewin , John Keene , William Johnson , Mary Roberts , wife of William Roberts , of St. Giles's Cripplegate , were indicted for assaulting John Bullin , in a certain court or open place near the King's highway, putting him in f...
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Joseph * Ewin, Violent Theft > highway robbery; John Keene, Violent Theft > highway robbery; William Johnson, Violent Theft > highway robbery; Mary Roberts, Violent Theft > highway robbery, 17th October 1744.
446, 447, 448, 449. + Joseph * Ewin , John Keene , William Johnson , Mary Roberts , wife of William Roberts , of St. Giles's Cripplegate , were indicted for assaulting John Bullin , in a certain court or open place near the King's highway, putting him in f...
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Elizabeth Pennil, Theft > grand larceny, 17th October 1744.
450. Elizabeth Pennil , of St. Clement Dane's , was indicted for stealing three silver spoons, value 7 s. the goods of Daniel Delany , Gent . Septem. 29 . Rachel Crossley . The Prisoner was my servant I live in chambers in the Temple , and look after Mr. D...
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Elizabeth Thomas, Theft > grand larceny, 17th October 1744.
451. Elizabeth Thomas , of St. Margaret Westminster , was indicted for stealing five plains, value 18 d. four chissels, value 1 s. and one pair of pinches, value 6 d. the goods of William Clough ; two chissels, value 6 d. and one plain, value 3 d. the good...
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Mary Winn, Theft > grand larceny, 17th October 1744.
452. Mary Winn , of St. Giles Cripplegate , London, was indicted for stealing one pair of iron cheeks for a grate, value 4 s. and one iron bar for a grate, 1 s. the goods of Mary Springham , Sept. 17 . Mary Springham . I went home on the 17th of September,...
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Mary Beaumont, Theft > grand larceny, 17th October 1744.
453. Mary Beaumont , of St. Andrew's Holbourn , London, was indicted for stealing two shirts, value 4 s. the goods of Alexander Mc Cane . October 10 . Catharine Mc Cane . The Prisoner lived 5 years with Mr. Smith overagainst me, I desired her to look after...
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Christopher Miller, Theft > grand larceny, 17th October 1744.
454. Christopher Miller , otherwise Jones , of St. James's Westminster , was indicted for stealing two shirts, val. 4 s. and an apron, val. 1 d. the goods of Thomas Barnett , Sept.12 . Thomas Barnett , These things were hanging in my yard a drying, and the...
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John Skyrme, Theft > grand larceny, 17th October 1744.
425. John Skyrme , of St. Paul's Covent Garden , was indicted for stealing a tweezer case with a pair of scissars, and a bodkin, value 20 s. and a gold ring, value 20 s. the goods of Adam Price , September 26 . Adam Price . On the 6th of September my wife ...
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William Dunn, Theft > grand larceny, 17th October 1744.
455. William Dunn , of St. Mary, Whitechapel , was indicted for stealing two brass candlesticks, value 2 s. and a pewter bason, value 12 d. the goods of Joseph Dakins . Sept. 27 . The Prosecutor not appearing the Prisoner was acquitted .