MIDDLESEX COMMITMENTS.

Detained on oath of Peter McCloud< no role > , on suspicion of being concerned
with James Nimmey< no role > and Sarah Younger< no role > , in various burglaries and rob-
beries. Dated Jan. 27, 1772.

12 William Haydon< no role > , from New-prison , committed by J. Sherwood, Esq ;
on oath of Moses Roach< no role > , on suspicion of stealing a pair of silver buckles.
Dated Jan. 20, 1772.

1 Burgd

13 John Ricks< no role > , from New-prison , committed by J. Sherwood, Esq , on oath of
John Smith< no role > , on suspicion of being concerned with John West< no role > , in burg-
lariously breaking in his house, and stealing two pair of shoes, Dated
Jan. 22, 1772.

14 James Simmy< no role > ,
Sarah Younger< no role > ,}
from New-prison , committed by J. Sherwood, Esq ;
on oath of Peter McCloud< no role > , on suspicion of being con-
cerned with him in various burglaries and robberies. Dated Jan. 27, 1772.

2 Burgd

Detained on oath of George Wippin< no role > and others, on suspicion of burglary
in the dwelling-house of James Sheppard< no role > , and stealing four dozen of
knives and forks with silver handles, and other plate and furniture.
Dated Feb. 3, 1772.

3 Do.

James Simmy< no role > , the younger, detained by J. Sherwood, Esq ; on oath of
John Rose< no role > and another, on suspicion of being concerned with Peter
McCloud and Thomas Ives< no role > , in burglariously entering the kitchen of the
said John Rose< no role > , and stealing a pair of boots and a brush. Dated
Feb. 3, 1772.

4 Do.

Sarah Younger< no role > , detained on oath of Robert Holburn, on suspicion of
being concerned with Peter McCloud< no role > and Thomas Ives< no role > , in burglariosly
entering the house of the said Robert, and stealing a silver quart-mug,
and two pint-mugs. Dated Feb. 3, 1772.

15 Richard Kilmister< no role > , from New-prison , committed by W. Kelynge, Esq ;
on oath of Mary Brazi< no role > l, on suspicion of stealing several cawls, fillets,
and two pair of stockings. Dated Jan. 30, 1772.

Detained on oath of Mary Brazil and another, for assaulting her on the
highway, and robbing her of a quantity of hoods, cawls and fillets.
Dated Feb. 12, 1772.

16 Frances Jones< no role > , from New-prison , committed by W. Kelynge, Esq ; on
oath of Mary Brazil, on suspicion of receiving several cawls and fillets
her property, knowing them to be stolen. Dated Fen. 1772.

17 Margaret Stokes< no role > , from New-prison , committed by W. Kelynge, Esq ;
on oath of Mary Brazil, on suspicion of receiving several cawls, fillets,
Etc. knowing them to be stolen. Dated Jan. 30, 1772.

18 Thomas Creer< no role > , from New-prison , committed by W. Kelynge, Esq ;
on oath of Philip Cox< no role > , on suspicion of having received several cawls,
fillets, Etc. the property of Mary Brazil, knowing them to be stolen.
Dated Feb. 6, 1772.

Thomas Creer< no role > ,
Frances Jones< no role > ,
Margaret Stokes< no role > ,}
detained by Sir John Fielding< no role > , Knt .and W. Kelynge,
Esq; on oath of Mary Brazil and others, for feloni-
ously receiving a quantity of cawls, hoods and fillets
her proerty, knowing the same to be stolen. Dated Feb. 12, 1772.