MIDDLESEX COMMITMENTS.

93 John Bailey< no role > , in New-prison , committed by J. Crost, Esq ; on oath or
Richard Carter< no role > and another, for privately stealing in the shop of William
Wilimot, in the parish of St. Clement Danes , 20 pair of Silk Stockings,
value 10l. Dated June 19, 1780.

94 Catherine Sherwood< no role > , in New-prison , committed by J. Sherwood and J.
Staples, Esqr . on oath of John Hill< no role > , for stealing in his dwelling house,
in Penny-fields, Poplar, 2 pair of men's shoes, a Child's shirt and hand-
kerchief, Etc. value 20s. Dated June 19, 1780.

95 William Chapman< no role > , in New-prison , committed by J. Penleaze, Esq ; on
oath of Michael Ryan< no role > , on suspicion of having, with others, unlaw-
fully, riotously and tumultuously, assembled together, to the disturb-
ance of the public peace, and committing great riots and depredations,
whereby the lives and properties of many of his Majesty< no role > 's subjects were
in great danger, and feloniously destroying the dwelling-house of David
Wilmot,< no role > Esq ; at Bethnal-green . Dated June19, 1780.

97 William Hutt< no role > , in New-prison , committed by D. Wilmot< no role > , Esq ; on oath
of Henry Myers< no role > , for having with others, unlawfully, riotously and
tumultuously, assembled together, to the disturbance of the public
peace, and committing great riots and depredations, whereby the lives
of many of his Majesty< no role > 's Subjects were in great danger, and feloniously
entering the dwelling-house of the late Mrs. Miles, a broker, in Wheeler-
street , in the parish of Christ-chruch, and taking thereout a bedstead,
and destroying and burning the same. Dated June 20, 1780.

98 Thomas Lewis< no role > This name instance is in set 1546. This set is in the group(s): GarrowsClients . , in New-prison , committed by T. Bishop and G. Reid,
Esqrs . on oath of Hugh Mc Donald< no role > , with unlawfully, riotously and tu-
multusly assembling, with diverse other persons, in the parish of St.
James, Westminister , on he 2d instant, and forcibly and feloniously
entering certain buildings, beings part and parcel of the dwelling-house
of Count Haslang, pulling and destroying the same, together with
the furniture therein contained. Dated June 21, 1780.

99 David Evans< no role > , in New-prison , committed by T.Bishopand G. Reid
Esqrs . on oath of Thomas Parker< no role > , Esq ; with unlaefully, riotously and
tumultuously assembling with diverse other persons, to the amount of
too and upwards, on the 7th of June, at the parish of St. George ,
Bloomsbury , before the house of the Right Hon< no role > . William Earl< no role > of
Mansfield , to the disturbance of the public peace, and then and there
aiding, abetting, encouraging and inciting the said persons in pulling
down, burning and destroying the dwelling-house and furniture of the
said William Earl< no role > of Mansfield , and continuing with the said persons
in the said unlawful riot, for the space of one hour after proclamation
made in pursuance of the statute, by the said Thomas Parker< no role > , then
being one of the Justices of the peace for the county of Middlesex .
Dated June 21, 1780.