John Cram Thomas< no role >
from the Gate house Committed by John Spinnage< no role > Esqr
on Oath of William Hammond< no role > & another for Stealing
£20. & upwards in Money the property of the said
William Hammond< no role > in the County of Essex is Ordered
to be sent to the Common Gaol of the said County of Essex

John Brind< no role >
by T Rynaston Esqr.
from New Prison committed by Sr. John Fielding< no role > Knt.
on Oath of Robert Wilkinson< no role > on Suspicion And Detained
on Oath of Richard Palmer Baker< no role > & an for Burglariously
breaking open the Stable of the said Richard Palmer
Baker< no role > in the County of Hants & Stealing one Gelding
& one Mare his Properly is Ordered to be seatte
the Comon Gaol of the said County of Southampton

Richard Swift< no role > This name instance is in set 3647.
is Referred to his former Order made in
Session 1764

John Hall< no role >
Attainted last Session of Felony and received
Judgment of Death but being respited is Ordered
to remain untill the shall be discharged by due
Course of Law

Richard Bannister< no role >
John Ryan< no role >
Mary< no role > his Wife
Charles Combes< no role >
Mary Norton< no role >
Ann Hall< no role >
James O'Niel< no role >
John Downes< no role >
Thomas Chapman< no role >
James Rigley Swinney< no role >
William Healty< no role >
Timothy Mc. Dermot< no role >
Elizabeth Shearman< no role >
John Ogsden< no role >
Richard Sinnott< no role > }
Convicted last Session of several Fellonies and
Grand Larcenies and received Judgment of
Transportation for seven Years and Ordered to remain
until they shall be so Transported

Margaret Weston< no role >
John Hands< no role >
John Robinson< no role >
Elizth. Hanfield< no role > als Ogden< no role >
Thomas Fetcher< no role >
John Sullivan< no role > }
Attanited of Several Felonies and received
Judgment of Death but being respited were
Ordered to remain until they shall be discharged
by due Course of Law

Samuel Davis< no role >
formerly Committed by the Court of King's Bench
Man Outlawry of High Treason is Ordered to
remain until he shall be discharged by due
Course of Law