London Prisoners who remained upon Orders.

26 Patrick Crockball< no role > , convicted in Jan session, 1780, at Guildhall , of assaulting James
Price, a constable, was fined 12d and ordered to be improsoned for 3 years.

27 Thomas Tittle< no role > , convicted in December session at Guildhall of assaulting Richard Down< no role > This name instance is in a workspace. ;
fined 12d and ordered to be imprisoned 6 calendar months.

28 Soloman Gabriel< no role > , convicted in December session of wilful and corrupt perjury;
ordered to be publicly whipped, and imprisoned 12 calendar months.

29 Michael Green< no role > , (a debtor) convicted in October session of wilful and corrupt perjury;
and in Dec. session ordered to be imprisoned in Newgate 12 calendar months, and
to stand in and upon the pillory in West Smithfield .Also stands indicted at Hick's
Hall for a fraud.

30 Jane Jonas< no role > ,
31 William Russell< no role > ,}
Attained in October session of felony, and received judgment
of death.

32 John Kippax< no role > , (a debtor) convicted in September session of bigamy, was fined one
shilling, and ordered to be imprisoned one year in Newgate.[Retaken, and in
Woodstreet compter]

33 Lea Joseph Salomons, conviceted Oct. session of unlawfully setting fire to part of a wooden
chest of drawers and a wooden chest, in a room in the house of John Bosworth< no role > .
doctor in divinity, where she was tenant, with intent to set fire to the said house,
Oredered to pay a fine of 100I. and be imprisoned two years in Newagte
[Retalen, and in Woodstreet compter.]

34 Robert Parsons< no role > , conviceted in October session of assaulting Richard Downes< no role > , was
fined 12d. and ordered to be imprisoned in Newgate 3 Years.

35 Christopher Foley< no role > , formerly attained of high treason, and received judgement of
death, was respited; and in July session ordered to be kept to hard labour in the
house of correction for the term of 5 years[Surrendered, and in Woodstreet -
compter.]

36 James Creamer< no role > , attained in May session of felony, and received judgement of death;
but being respited, ordered to remains.

37 Sarah Lyncb,
Jonas Parker< no role > ,
39 William Brown< no role > ,
40 Alice Bellamy< no role > ,
41 John Minster< no role > ,}
Formerly convicted of several felonies, and ordered to be kept to
hard labour in the house of correction for the term of three
years.

42 Elizabeth Johnson< no role > ,
43 Mary Milbourn< no role > ,
44 Mary Garroway< no role > ,}
Formely convicted of felony,and received judgment to be kept
to hard labour in the house of correction for the term of
5 year.

45 Elizabeth Hart< no role > , formely attained of felony, and received judgment of death;
Hath since received his Majesty< no role > 's mercy on condition of being kept to hard
labour in the house of correction for 3 years.

46 William Dawson< no role > , convicted in June session, 1778, of a misdemeanor; ordered to be
kept to hard labour in the house of correcion for 3 years.

47 Sarah Young< no role > , convicted in July session, 1778, of wilful anf corrupt perjury; and
in September session was fined 12d and ordered to be imprisoned for 2 years.

48 Joseph Ward< no role > , convicted in September sesion of assaulting, beating and wouding
William Miller< no role > , one of the marshals of the city of London , in the execution of his
office; was fined 12d, and ordered to be improsned 3 years in Newgate.
[Retaken, and in Woodstreet -compter.]

49 Sarah Goodye< no role > , convicted in Sept, session of lawfully uttering a false and counterfeit six-
pence, knowing the same to be false anf counterfeit; having at the same time in
her costody a false and counterseit shilling, Ordered to be imprisoner in Newgate
one year, and find sureties for two years.

50 Mary Cunningham< no role > , convicted in September seesion of unlawfully uttering a false and
counterfeit shilling, knowing the same to be false and counterfeit: Ordered to be
imprisoned in Newgate 6 months and find sureties for 6 months.