MIDDLESEX COMMITMENTS.

61 Margaret Creamer< no role > , committed by S. Welch, Esq ; on oath of Barnaby
Fernon< no role > , for stealing 3 guineas and a half in gold his property. Dated
Jan. 8, 1773.

62 James Stone< no role > , from New-prison , committed by Sir John Fielding< no role > , Knt .
on oath of John Clark< no role > and another, for stealing a blue box-coat the
property of Richard Warburton Lyton< no role > , Esq ; Dated Jan. 8, 1773.

63 Charles Cannon< no role > , committed by J. Sherwood, Esq ; on oath of William
Smith< no role > , for felonioulsy assaulting him Stepney fields , and robbing him
of 2 coats, a pair of metal buckles, knife, Etc. Dated Jan. 8, 1773.

Detained on oath of Peter Hain< no role > , for feloniously assaulting him in Stepney
fieldis , and robbing him of a silver watch, a pair of plated buckles, a hat,
and 2s. and 10d. in money. Dated Jan. 8, 1773.

64 William Hetherington< no role > , committed by D. Wilmot, Esq; on oath of Thomas
Draper< no role > , on suspicion of fraudulently obtaining under false colours and
pretences, the sum of 100l. the property of the said Thomas Draper< no role > .
Dated Jan. 8, 1773.

65 William Cotterell< no role > , committed by Sir John Fielding< no role > , Knt . on oath of Pe-
ter Corbett< no role > and others, for burglariously breaking and entering a ware-
house in the city of London , and stealing 628 pieces of silk handker-
chiefs, the property of the Hon. United East-India Company. Dated
Jan. 9, 1773.

66 Dennis Sullivan< no role > , committed by Sir John Fielding< no role > , Knt . on oath of John
Gall< no role > , Esq ; and others, for stealing cane with a gold head, the pro-
perty of Edward Clark< no role > . Dated jan. 9, 1773.

67 George Allen< no role > , convicted January 7, 1773, before Sir John Fielding< no role > , Knt .
on the oath of Charles Wood< no role > and others, for that he on the 5th of Jan.
1773, in his Majesty's chace of Endfield did unlawfully and without
consent of his Majesty, the owner of the said deer, or the most noble
James Duke of Chandois< no role > , the person chiefly intrusted with the custody
thereof, kill and take away on fallow deer; whereby the said George
Allen hath forfeited the sum of 301. and not having goods and chattels
whereon to levy the said penalty, is committed to be imprisoned one
whole year, and within that time to be set in and upon the pillory at
Endfield aforesaid, pursuant ot the statute. Dated Jan. 7, 1773.

68 John Allen< no role > , convicted January 7, 1773, before Sir John Fielding< no role > , Knt .
on the oath of Charles Wood< no role > and others, for that he on the 5th day of
January, 1773, in his Majesty's chace of Enfield did unlawfully and
without consent of his Majesty, the owner of the said deer, or the most
noble James Duke of Chandois, the person chiefly intrusted with the
custody thereof, kill, take, and carry away one fallow deer, whereby
the said John Allen< no role > hath forfeited the sum of 301. and not having
goods and chattels whereon to levy the said penalty, is committed to be
imprisoned one whole year, within that time to be set in and upon
the pillory at Enfield aforesaid, pursuant to the statute. Dated January
7, 1773.