MIDDLESEX COMMITMENTS.
Detained on oath of Richard Pattin< no role >
, and John Clark< no role >
, for feloniously and
treasonably counterfeiting the King's gold-coin, to wit half guineas and
quarter guineas. Dated Dec. 23, 1771.
36 Abraham Griffiths< no role >
, from New-prison
, ocmmitted by Sir John Fielding< no role >
,
Knt
. on oath of Mary Vere< no role >
, on suspicion of stealing a quantity of gold
the property unknown. Dated Dec. 18, 1771.
Detained on oath of William Gregory< no role >
, Esq
; deputy master of the Mint
,
and Mary Vere, for stealing one ounce and upwards of gold, the pro-
perty of his Majesty, in the city of London
. Dated Dec. 23, 1771.
37 Isaac Sheffield< no role >
, otherwise Pinwire, from New-prison
, committed by
W. Kelynge, Esq
; and detained by Sir John Fielding< no role >
, Knt
. standing
indicted in May session last, for stealing three wooden boxes, and
2361 yards of thread lace value 2201. of the goods and chattles of
Robert Talbot< no role >
. Dated Dec. 21 and 23, 1771.
38 Sarah-Freshwater< no role >
, from Tothillfields-bridewell
, committed by Sir John
Fielding, Knt. T. Kynaston, and W. Kelynge, Esqrs
. on oath of Wil-
liam Morrison< no role >
and another, for stealing a silver watch. Dated December
9, 1771.
39 Ann Hays< no role >
, from Tothillfields-bridewell
, committed by W. Kelynge, Esq
;
on oath of Thomas Morris< no role >
, on suspicion of stealing from him person
a guineas, a 27s. piece of gold, and other money, and also cruelly
beating and wounding him. Dated Dec. 25, 1771.
40 Lyon Lyons< no role >
,
Mary Harris< no role >
,}
from Tothillfields-bridewell
, committed by Sir John Field-
ing, Knt. and W. Kelynge, Esq
; on oath of Sir Robert
Ladbroke< no role >
, Bart
. and others, for feloniosly and burglariously breaking
and entering his dwelling-house in the city of London
, and stealing
several crown pieces, rings, a gold chain, and other things, Dated De-
cember 27, 1771.
Lyon Lyons< no role >
detained by Sir John Fielding< no role >
, Knt
, on oath Felix Smith< no role >
and others, on suspicion of feloniouslly and burglariously breaking and
entering his dwelling-house, and stealing a silver dish, a quantity of lin-
nen, Etc. Dated Dec 22. 1771.
41 John Lewis< no role >
, from Tothillfields-bridewell
, committed by Sir John Field< no role >
-
ing, Knt. and W. Kelynge, Esq
; on oath of George Matthew< no role >
, for
robbing him on the highway of a guinea. Dated Dec. 27, 1771.
42 John Field< no role >
, from Tothillfields bridewell
, committed by Sir John Fielding< no role >
,
Knt
. and W. Kelynge, Esq
; on oath of John Hall< no role >
and others, sot felo-
niously and treasonable counterfeiting the King's gold coin called guineas,
and the King' silver coin called shillings. Dated Dec. 1, 1771.
43 William Trueman Brown< no role >
, from Tothillfields-bridewell
, committed by
Sir
John Fielding< no role >
, Knt
. and W. Kelynge, Esq
; on oath of John Knight< no role >
and others, for stealing a pair of gold buckles, several coats and waist-
coats. Dated Dec. 10, 1771.
44 Thomas Bonney< no role >
, from Tothillfields-bridewell
, committed by Sir John
Fielding, Knt
. on oath of William Jacobs< no role >
and another, for feloniously
taking and riding away a mare, the property of the said William Jacobs< no role >
,
in the county of Oxford. Dated Dec. 14, 1771.