Middlesex Prisoners upon Orders.

34 Thomas Ives< no role > , convicted in January session of grand larceny, was fined 12d. and ordered
to be imprisoned in Newgate 12 calendar months.

35 Mary Dyer< no role > ,
36 Mary Jones< no role > ,
37 Mary Smith< no role > ,}
Convicted in Jan. session of grand larcenies, were fined 12d. each,
and ordered to be imprisoned 6 calendar months in Newgate.

38 John Morris< no role > ,
39 Joseph Ephraims< no role > ,
40 Arthur Levy< no role > ,
41 Abraham Isaacs< no role > ,
42 Thomas Hartman< no role > ,}
Convicted in April session, 1775, at Hicks's-Hall , on an indict-
ment against them for a certain riot and assault upon one Tho-
mas Hurt; and ordered to be imprisoned in Newgate for the
term of 5 years.Vide Hicks's-Hall Orders, No. 5.

Detained, together with Joseph Hawes< no role > , John Leross< no role > , and others, on oath of James
Dennis, for riotously assembling at the watch-house in Moorfields , rescuing a pri-
soner then in custody on suspicion of felony, and feloniously knocking the said
James Dennis< no role > down to the ground, putting him in fear of his life, and robbing
him of twenty-four shillings and a gold laced hat.

Also detained on oath of Moses Aurobus< no role > , for violently assaulting Philip Moss< no role > , a
watchman of Bishopgate, in the city of London , with swords and cutlasses, whereby
his life was greatly despaired of. And detained by D. Wilmot< no role > and J. Sherwood< no role > ,
Esqrs . on oath of Thomas Manwaring< no role > , on suspicion of wilfully, and of malice
aforethought, being present, abetting, Etc. certain persons unknown, to murder one
Philip Moss< no role > , a watchman belonging to Bishopgate, in the city of London .

Hicks's -Hall Prisoners remaining on Orders.

1 Francis Palmer< no role > , convicted Oct. 23, 1773, at Hicks's-Hall , on an indictment for a
trespass , assault, and misdemeanour, and committed to be imprisoned in Newgate
for 7 years, and at the expiration thereof to enter into his own recognizance in
200l. to keep the peace, Etc. for 7 years.

2 John Taylor< no role > ,
3 William Hatchman< no role > ,
4 James Nimmey< no role > ,}
Convicted April 29, 1775, at Hicks's-Hall , on an indictment
against them for a certain riot and assault upon one Thomas
Hurt; and ordered to be imprisoned in Newgate for the
term of 7 years.

5 John Morris< no role > ,
6 Joseph Ephraims< no role > ,
7 Arthur Levy< no role > ,
8 Abraham Isaacs< no role > ,
9 Thomas Hartman< no role > ,}
Convicted April 29, 1775, at Hicks's-Hall , as above, (together
with Joseph Hawes< no role > and John Leross< no role > ) and ordered to be impri-
soned as above for the term of 5 years.Vid. Middl. Ord. No. 38.

Detained, together with the said Joseph Hawes< no role > , John Leross< no role > , and others, on oath of
James Dennis< no role > , for riotously assembling at the watch-house in Moorfields , rescuing
a prisoner then in custody on suspicion of felony, and feloniosly knocking the said
James Dennis< no role > down to the ground, putting him in fear of his life, and robbing him
of 24s. and a gold laced hat.

Also detained on oath of Moses Aurobus< no role > , for violently assaulting Philip Moss< no role > , a watch-
man of Bishopgate , in the city of London , with swords and cutlaffes, whereby his
life was greatly despaired of.