Middlesex Prisoners upon Orders.

to be holden in and for the county of Surry, to answer to all such matters and
things as shall be objected against him, particularly for feloniously acting and assist-
ing in the false making, forging and counterfeiting a promissory note of the Governor
and Company of the Bank of England, for the payment of £.20 to Thomas Harris< no role > ,
Esq ; or bearer on demand, with intention to defraud the said Governor and Com-
pany.Upon the motion of Mr. Morgan.

21 John Hendley< no role > ,
22 John Evans< no role > ,}
Remain on their commitment from the Tower session, to be kept to
hard labour for the term of 3 years on the river Thames .

23 Thomas Hollis< no role > , committed last session for felony perpetrated in the county of Surry ,
and ordered to be sent to the common gaol for the county of Surry.

24 Robert Smith< no role > , a militia man , convicted before Wm. Addington< no role > , Esq ; of deserting
during the time of the annual exercise of the Western regiment of militia. Remains
on his commitment.

25 Sarah Chaulk< no role > ,
26 Samuel Rudd< no role > ,
27 William Buxton< no role > ,
28 Thomas Hamilton< no role > ,}
Attainted in July session of several felonies and robberies, and re-
ceived judgment of death; but being respited, order'd to remain.

29 David Guess< no role > , attainted in July session of burglary, and received judgment of death;
but being respited until the 15th day of October, ordered to remain till, Etc.Hath
since been further respited until the 29th day of October.

A debtor .

30 Elizabeth West< no role > , convicted in February session of grand larceny; and in July session
was branded in the hand, and ordered to be imprisoned 6 calendar months.

31 James Lucas< no role > ,
32 Job Filkin< no role > ,
33 Pierce Donnovan< no role > ,
34 Thomas Baldwin< no role > ,
35 Mary Thomas< no role > ,
36 Daniel Denny< no role > ,

Pardoned.

37 Elizabeth Parker< no role > ,}
Formerly attainted of several felonies, forgery, and high-
treason, and received judgment of death; but being res-
pited, ordered to remain.

38 Thomas Coyle< no role > , convicted in April session of feloniously killing and slaying Mary his
wife , was branded, and ordered to be imprisoned one year.

39 Ebenezer Smith Platt< no role > , committed Jan. 23, 1777, by W. Addington, Esq; charged,
on oath of Richard Scriven< no role > and Samuel Burnett< no role > , with high treason at Savannah in
the colony of Georgia in North-America ; ordered to remain on his commitment-
Was, on the 12th day of May, taken by habeas corpus into his Majesty's court of
King's-Bench, and remanded.

40 Thomas James Chambers< no role > ,
41 William Henley< no role > ,}
Convicted last session of grand larceny, ordered to be
branded, Etc.