the Number of twelve and more, in the Parish of Christ Church aforesaid, and within the
Hundred aforesaid, in the said County, and then and there unlawfully and with Force
demolishing Part of another Dwelling-house of him the said Gilbert, situate and being in
the Parish of Christ Church aforesaid, in the Hundred aforesaid, in the said County, toge-
there with divers other Goods and Chattels of the said Gilbert; and by Reason of the un-
lawful, riotous, and tumultuous assembly of divers other Persons, to the Number of
twelve and more, in the Parish of Christ Church aforesaid, and within the Hundred
aforesaid, in the said County, and then and there unlawfully and with Force demolishing
Part of another Dwelling-house of him the said Gilbert, situate and being in the Parish
of Christ Church aforesaid, in the Hundred aforesaid, in the said County, together with
divers other Goods and Chattels of the said Gilbert, as also for his said Gilbert Durry< no role > 's
Costs and Charges, by him the said Gilbert, about this Suit in that Behalf expended,
whereof John Sabatier< no role > This name instance is in set 23172317. , late of the said Parish of Christ Church , in the said County,
Weaver, and Stephen Dolignon< no role > This name instance is in set 3864. , late of the same Parish, Silk Weaver , two of the Inha-
bitants of the Parish aforesaid, and in the Hundred aforesaid, in the said County of
Middlesex , were convicted.

AND WHEREAS the said Sheriff hath produced and shewn to us a certain other
Writ of Execution, issuing out of the Court of King's Bench at Westminster , at the
Suit of Roger WILLINGTON< no role > and MARY< no role > his Wife, which said Mary is the
Executrix of the Last Will and Testament of James Keating< no role > , deceased, tested the twenty-eight
Day of November last; whereby the said Sheriff is commanded, that of the Goods
and Chattels of the Men inhabiting within the Hundred of Ossulston, in his Bailiwick,
he cause to be made Ninety five ounds, which to Roger Willington< no role > and Mary his Wife ,
which said Mary is the Executrix of the last Will and Testament of James Keating< no role > , de-
ceased, in the same Court, were lately adjudged for their Damages, which they had sus-
tained, as well by Reason of the unlawful, riotous, and tumulous assembly of divers Per-
sons, to the Number of twelve and more, at the Parish of Trinity, in the Minories , in the
County aforesaid, and within the Hundred aforesaid, in the said County, and then and
there unlawfully, feloniously, and with Force wholly demolishing a certain Dwelling-
house of him the said James, situate and being in the Parish aforesaid, within the
Hundred aforesaid, in the County aforesaid; and by Reason of the unlawful, riotous
tumultuous assembly of divers other Persons, to the Number of twelve or more, in the said
Parish of Trinity, in the Minories aforesaid, and within the Hundred aforesaid, in the said
County, and then and there unlawfully, tumultously, feloniously, and with Force de-
molishing in Part a certain other Dwelling-house of him the said James, situate and
being in the Parish aforesaid, in the Hundred aforesaid, in the said County of Middle-
sex, and divers Goods and Chattels, belonging and affixed to, and Parcel of the said last
mentioned Dwelling-house of the said James, as also for the said Roger and Mary his
Wife, their Costs and Charges by them, about their Suit, in the that Behalf expended,
whereof Thomas Taylor< no role > and Robert Stevens< no role > , two of the Inhabitants of the Parish of Tri-
nity, in the Minories aforesaid, and in the Hundred aforesaid, and in the said County of
Middlesex , were convicted.

AND WHEREAS the said Sheriff hath produced and shewn unto us a certain other
Writ of Execution, issuing our of the same Court, at the Suit of WILLIAM FOSTER< no role > ,
tested the twenty-eight day of November last; whereby the said Sheriff is commanded, that
of the Goods and Chattles of the Men inhabiting within the Hundred of Ossulston,
in his County, he cause to be made One Hundred and Sixty-nine Pounds, which to Wil-
liam Foster, in the said Court, were lately adjudged for his Damages by him sustained, as
well by Reason of the unlawful, riotous, and tumultus assembly of divers Persons, to
the Number of twelve and more, at the Parish of Saint Giles in the Fields , in the County
aforesaid, and within the Hundred aforesaid, in the said County, and then and there
unlawfully and with Force demolishing and Pulling down Part of a Dwelling-house of
him the said William Foster< no role > , situate and being in the Parish of Saint Giles aforesaid, and
within the Hundred aforesaid, in the said County, together with divers Goods, Chattles,
and Furniture of him the said William Foster< no role > , then being in his said Dwelling-house,
as also for his Costs and Charges by him the said William Foster< no role > , about his suit in that Be-
half expended, whereof William Tutt< no role > and thomas Days< no role > , two of the Inhabitants of the
Hundred of Ossulston aforesaid, in the said county of Middlesex , were convicted,
AND

AND WHEREAS due Proof, upon Oath hath been made to us, that the just and ne-
cessary Expences which the said William Tutt< no role > and Thomas Days< no role > , as Inhabitants of the said
Hundred, have been at in defending such Action, have been taxed by the proper Officer
of the said Court at and Amount to the Sum of Eight Pounds one Shilling and Seven-pence.

AND WHEREAS the said Sheriff hath produced and shewn unto us a certain other Writ
of Execution, issuing our of the same Court, at the Suit of JOSEPH GRAINGER< no role > , tested
the twenty-eight Day of November last; whereby the said Sheriff is commanded, that of
the Goods and Chattles of the Men inhabiting in the Hundred of Ossulston, in his County,
he cause to be made Two Hundred and thirty-three Pounds, which to Joseph Grainger< no role > ,
in the said Court, were lately adjudged for his Damages by him sustained, by Reason of
the unlawful, riotous, and tumultuous assembling of divers Persons, to the Number of
twelve and more, at the Parish of Saint Giles in the Fields , in the said County, and in the
said Hundred of Ossulston, and there unlawfully, feloniously, and with Force wholly demo-
lishing and destroying divers Dwelling-house Out-houses, that is to say, two Dwel-
ling-house and two Out-houses of the said Joseph, situate and being at the said Parish of
Saint giles in the Fields , in the said County, and in the said Hundred of Ossulston; and by
Reason of the unlawful, riotous, and tumultuous assembling of divers other Persons, to
the Number of twelve and more, at the said Parish of Saint Giles in the Fields , in his said
County, and in the said Hundred of Ossulston, and there unlawfully, feloniously, and with
Force demolishing in Part divers other Dwelling-houses and Out-houses, that is to say, two
other Dwelling-houses and two other Out-houses of the said Joseph, situate and being in the
Parish of Saint Giles in the Fields aforesaid, in the said County and in the said Hundred
of Ossulton , whereof Leonard Phillips< no role > and Henry Capel< no role > , two of the Inhabitants of the Hun-
dred of Ossulston aforesaid, in his said County, were convicted.

AND WHEREAS the said Sheriff hath produced and shewn to us a certain other Writ of
Execution, issuing out of the same Court, at the Suit of ISAAC MARTELL< no role > , tested the
twenty-eight Day of November last; whereby the said Sheriff is commanded, that of the
Goods and Chattles of the Men inhabiting in the Hundred of Ossulston, in his County,
he cause to be made Eighty-eight Pounds ten Shillings, which to ISaac Martell< no role > , in
the said Court, were lately adjudged for his Damages by him sustained, by Reason of the
unlawful, riotous, and tumultuous assembling of divers Persons, to the Number of
twelve and more, at the Parish of Saint Leonard, Shoreditch , in the said County, and in
the Hundred of Ossulston, and there unlawfully, feloniously and with Force wholly demo-
lishing and destroying a Dwelling-house of the said Isaac, situate and being in the said
Parish of Saint Leonard, Shoreditch , in the said County, and in the Hundred o Ossulston;
and by Reason of the unlawful, riotous, and tumultuous assembling of divers other
Persons, to the Number of twelve and more, at the said Parish of christ Church ,
in the said County,a nd in the said Hundred of Ossulston, and there unlawfully,
feloniously, and with Force demolishing Part of another Dwelling-house of the said Isaac,
situate and being in the Parish of Saint Leonard, Shoreditch , aforesaid, in the said county,
and in the said Hundred of Ossulston, whereof Leonard Phillips< no role > and Henry Capel< no role > , two of
the Inhabitants of the Hundred of Ossulston aforesaid, in the said County, were convicted.

AND WHEREAS the said Sheriff hat produced and shewn to us a certain other Writ of
Execution, issuing our of the same Court, at the Suit of GEORGE DOUGHTY< no role > , Esquire,
tested the forth Day of July last; whereby the said Sheriff is commanded, that of the
Goods and Chattels of the Men inhabiting in the Hundred o Ossulston, in his County,
he cause to be made Four Hundred and Seventy-seven Pounds, which to George
Doughty< no role > , Esquire, in the same Court, were lately adjudged for his Damages by him
sustained, by Reason of the unlawful, riotous, and tumultuous assembling of divers Per-
sons, to the Number of twelve and more, at the Parish of Saint George the martyr , in
the said County and in the said Hundred of Ossulton , and there unlawfully, feloniously, and
with Force demolishing in Part a dwelling-house of the said George, situate and being in
the Parish of Saint George the Martry aforesaid, in the said County, and in the said Hun-
dered of Ossulston , together with divers Goods and chattels of the said George, there being
in his said Dwelling-house, and wherewith the same was furnished, whereof Leonard
Phillips< no role > and Henry Capel< no role > , two of the Inhabitants of the hundred of Ossulston aforesaid, in
the said County, were convicted.

AND