Middlesex Prisoners upon Orders.

24 William Catherall< no role > ,
25 Thomas Hughes< no role > ,
26 John Calcott< no role > , otherwise Cockett,
27 Thomas Green< no role > This name instance is in set 3657. , otherwise Smart,
28 Richard Rydout< no role > ,
29 John Smitton< no role > ,
30 John Alexander< no role >
31 John Moore< no role > ,
32 William Dickinson< no role > ,
33 John Pinnick< no role > ,
34 James Beaumont< no role > ,
35 Thomas Kinman< no role > ,
36 Elizabeth Gillam< no role > ,
37 Elizabeth Anderson< no role > ,
38 Charles Benfield< no role > ,
39 William Knowland< no role > ,
40 Henry Daniel< no role > ,
41 James Messenger< no role > ,}
Formerly attainted of several felonies, robberies,
burglaries , forgery and high treason, and received
judgment of death; but being respited, ordered to
remain.

42 Joseph Edwards< no role > ,
43 James Graham< no role > ,
44 Thomas Jones< no role > , otherwise
Evans,}
Referred to their several former orders to be kept to hard
hard labour on the river Thames , pursuant to the statute.

45 Ann Seabright< no role > , otherwise Forbes, convicted in September session of grand larceny, was
branded in the hand, and ordered to be imprisoned for the space of one year.

46 Thomas Welch< no role > ,
47 Thomas Dempsey< no role > ,
48 Dennis Sherry< no role > ,}
Convicted in April session 1776 of manslaughter, were branded in the
hand, and ordered to be imprisoned one year. They also
stand indicted at Hicks's-Hall for assaulting Kenneth Bean.

49 William Bell< no role > , convicted at Hicks's Hall , and ordered to be kept to hard labour on the
river Thames . Remains, Etc.

Stopt.

50 Anthony Lebert< no role > , convicted in January session of grand larceny, and in February session
ordered to be sent and kept to hard labour on the river Thames . Remains, Etc.