Middlesex Prisoners upon Orders.

Pardoned
and disch.

38 William Rogers< no role > ,
39 John Copes< no role > ,
40 James Kennedy< no role > ,
41 James Devett< no role > ,
42 William Herbert< no role > ,
43 Isaac Holmes< no role > ,
44 William Godstone< no role > ,
45 John Bagnell< no role > ,
46 WIlliam Booth< no role > ,
47 Joseph Harrison< no role > ,

Dead.

48 John Mitchell< no role > ,
49 Michael Doyle< no role > , other-
wise Heydon< no role > ,}
Attainted of several felonies and robberies, and received
judgment of death; but being respited, ordered to remain.

50 William Hatch< no role > , convicted in Dec. session of felony, and received judgment of trans-
portation for 7 years, remains, Etc.

51 John Blake< no role > , committed in Dec. session for burglary perpetrated in the county of Suf-
folk, ordered to be sent to the common gaol of the said county of Suffolk .

52 Henry Frazer< no role > , committed in Dec. session for felony perpetrated in the county of
Kent, ordered to be sent to the common gaol of the said county of Kent .

53 Henry Picket< no role > , committed in Dec. session for felony perpetrated in the county of
Hert, ordered to be sent to the common gaol of the said county of Hertford.

54 James Crudd< no role > , detained for felony perpetrated in the county of Essex , ordered to be
sent to the common gaol of the said county of Essex .

55 George Allen< no role > ,
56 John Allen< no role > ,}
convicted before Sir John Fielding< no role > , Knt . Jan. 7, 1773, of unlaw-
fully killing deer on Enfield Chace , remain on their commitment.

57 Christopher Curd< no role > , convicted in Oct. session of felony, and received judgment of trans-
portation for 7 years, remains, Etc.

58 John Fleming< no role > , convicted in Sept. session of grand larceny, and received judgment to
be branded in the hand, and imprisoned for the space of 6 months.

59 Charles Locket< no role > , otherwise Lockington< no role > , otherwise Wilson< no role > , attainted in April session of
forgery, and received judgement of death, remains, Etc.

60 James Watson< no role > , standing indicted of burglary, and being by an inquest of office found
to be by reason of deafness incapable to take his trial, ordered to remain.

61 Peter Farrell< no role > , committed in July session, 1769, on the Coroner's inquisition for the
wilfull murder of Owen Gough< no role > , ordered to remain.

62 Samuel Davis< no role > , formerly committed by the Court of King's Bench on an outlawry of
high-treason, doth remain, Etc.

63 James Nimmey< no role > the Elder , convicted Sept. session at Hicks Hall of a misdemeanour,
was fined 12d. and ordered to be imprisoned 12 months.

Detained Sept. 17, 1772, by John Sherwood< no role > , Esq ; on oath of John Taylor< no role > , of Ro-
therhithe in the county of Surry , on suspicion of feloniously receiving a Cambrick
handkerchief and a bell his property, knowing the same to be stolen.