Friday 18th. Novr. 1743.

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PinnerJohn< no role > By George Arnold< no role > Esqr being charged by the
Oath of James Harding< no role > with being a disorderly person keeping
Company with Common Night Walker & having no visible way
of living.

dd120

HerbuttEliza< no role > By Wm. Benn< no role > Esqr being charged by the
Oath by Katherine Lloyd< no role > Wife of John Lloyd< no role > who keeps the
Tap in Newgate for pilfering a Pewker pett of small Value the
property of her said Husband.

dd121

BarrasSusanna< no role > By Dobeing charged by the Oath of Mary
Cockrin< no role > Wife of Benjamin Cockrin< no role > a Distiller over against the
Custom house with pilferring out of the house of her said
husband some Cambrick & Linnen of small Value.

dd122

PaineRobert< no role > By Saml. Pennant< no role > Esqr . being charged by the
Oath of Warnford Tayler< no role > with privately stealing out of his
Pocket some paper of small value.

being sick dd123
Mascall appd. agt. him

GerthelomewBarthw< no role > .By Sr . Wm. Billier< no role > being charged by the
Oath of Jeremiah Mascall< no role > for being a disorderly person and
Comon pilferer at the lays & particularly for this day
pilferring Sugar & Tobacco at Botolph Warfe of Small value
the property of some person unknown.

dd124

WeadenRichard< no role > By Dobeing charged by the Oath of Edward
Benbow< no role > of Long Lane for being taken this Morning in a home
of ill fame in the said place in Company with three Women
of the Town Stript upon a Beats who appearing to be a loose
disorderly apprentices of very indifferent Character.

Cont to Labr 123

EvansAnn< no role > . By Lord Mayorbeing charged by the Oath
of [..] Ralph Twiford< no role > Abel Glover< no role > . & Goswell Smith< no role > for
being a loose disorderly person & on suspicion of being concesned
in pilferring a Quarter of Veal the property of the Sd. Twiford.

dd126

BellamyJohn< no role > By Sr . John Thompson< no role > being charged by the
Oath of Ebenezer Hartley< no role > on suspicion of pilferring parall
of Tobacco of small value the property of his Majesty & for
being a loose disorderly women having no visible way of living.

The Bank Note for £100. the Gift of Mr. Sitwell for the use
of Bethlem Hospital and the Incurables which was at the last
Court delivered by Mr. Pestell to Mr. Auditor General was by him
now delivered to Mr. Treasurer.

Govrs. reced their Charge

At this Court the Charge was read to Mr. Richard Blunt< no role > , Mr.
Richard Besworth< no role > , Mr. Robert Elliot< no role > & Chester MoorHall< no role > Esqr . as
Governors of these Hospitals.