Middlesex
Prisoners upon Orders.
1
William Kent< no role >
,
2
Hugh Mulvey< no role >
,
3
Benjamin Fetter< no role >
,
4
John Wiley< no role >
,
5
John Woodmore< no role >
,}
Attainted last session of robbery and burglary, and received judg-
ment of death.
6
Thomas Laing< no role >
,
7
Thomas Pevett< no role >
,
8
James Davis< no role >
,
9
James Wood< no role >
,
10
Thomas Baker< no role >
,
11
John Fletcher< no role >
,}
Convicted last session of several felonies, are severally ordered to be
kept on board ships or vessels, and employed in hard labour, in the
raising sand, soil and gravel from, and cleansing the river Thames
,
or in other public works, pursuant to the statute, Etc. to wit, the said
Thomas Laing< no role >
and
Thomas Pevett< no role >
for the term of 3 year; the
said
James Davis< no role >
and
James Wood< no role >
for the term of 2 years; and
the said
Thomas Baker< no role >
and
John Fletcher< no role >
for the term of one year respectively.
12
Patrick Crockhall< no role >
, discharged by proclamation of his commitment, for felony; but
standing indicted in London for a misdemeanour, is referred to the
Right Hon< no role >
. the
Lord-Mayor
for bail.
13
Henry Talyor< no role >
, (a prisoner for debt) detained Nov 9, 1779, by J. Durden, Esq
;
on oath of
John Braithwaite< no role >
, with being a deserter from the regiment of foot com-
manded by Col. Stuart; and last session ordered to remain on his commitment.
14
William Parker< no role >
, committed Oct. 24, 1779, by
his Majesty< no role >
's Court of King's Bench
,
in execution, on a convicted for certain trespasses, contempts, and misdemeanours;
and last session ordered to remain on his commitment.
15
Sarah Stilwell< no role >
, attainted in October session of felony; but being respited, remains, Etc.
16
Mary Dyson< no role >
,
17
Eleanor Todd< no role >
,
18
Jane Palmer< no role >
,
19
Elizabeth Smith< no role >
,}
Committed for feloniously and treasonably counterfeiting the
silver coin of this realm, in the county of Surry; and or-
dered to be sent to the common
gaol of the said county
of Surry.
20
John Newham< no role >
, detained for felony perpetrated in the county of Lincoln; and
ordered to be sent to the common
gaol of the said county of Lincoln.
21
Sarah Budge< no role >
,
22
James Lake< no role >
,
23
Jeremiah Hetherley< no role >
,
24
Mary Jones< no role >
, otherwise Wood,
25
Lucy Johnson< no role >
,
26
Kenneth William Williams M'Kenzie< no role >
,
otherwise
William Murray< no role >
,
27
Patrick Doyle< no role >
,
28
James Major< no role >
,
29
James, otherwise Patrick Donolly,}
Attained at several former session of felonies,
and received judgment of death; but being
respited, remain, &c.
30
John Short< no role >
,
31
Terence Sheen< no role >
, other-
wise Sheeby,}
Convicted in Sept, session of felony, were fined one shilling each,
and ordered to be imprisoned for the space of one year
in Newgate
.
32
Mary, the wise of
Charles Adey< no role >
, otherwise
Mary Lloyd< no role >
, otherwise Mary the wise of
Frederick Farmilo< no role >
, standing indicted for the wilful murder of
William Barnett< no role >
; and
on her trial for the same, the jury having found a verdict specially subject to the
opinion of the judges, ordered to remain.
33
John Pears< no role >
, convicted in Sept. session of stealing a black mare of
Samuel Finch< no role >
; but
his judgment being respited for the opinion of the judges, ordered to remain.
34
Richard Mealing< no role >
,
35
Samuel Bonner< no role >
,
36
Pierre Massau< no role >
,
37
William Germain< no role >
,
38
Thomas Deer< no role >
,}
Remain on their former orders to be kept to hard labour in
the raising sand, soil and gravel from, and cleansing the river
Thames, Etc.