Second Conditional pardon for Thomas Parnell< no role > whose name is written on page 51 No. 31

George R

Whereas Thomas Parnell< no role > was in February last Convicted at the Old Bailey for feloniously being at large in this Kingdom before
the Expiration of the term for which he was ordered to be Transported and received Sentence of Death for the Same but afterwards received our pardon
On Condition of being Transported Seven Years for the Same And Whereas Some favorable Circumstances have been humbly represented unto us
in his behalf inducing us further to Extend our grace and Mercy unto him and to Grant him our pardon for his said Crime on Condition
of his Enlisting and continuing to Serve us as a Soldier until duly discharged therefrom and that he find Security for his good Behaviour for
a term equal to the remainder of his Sentence unexpired Our will and pleasure therefore is that upon his Enlisting to Serve us as a soldier
in our Army as aforesaid and on his giving the Security as aforesaid to the satisfaction of the Recorder of our City of London he be forthwith
delivered over to such person or persons as shall be duly authorized to receive him for the purpose above mentioned and that he be inserted
for his said Crime on the said Condition in our first and next General pardon that shall come out for the poor Convicts in Newgate
and for so doing this shall be your Warrant Given at our Court at Saint James's the first of July 1794 in the thirty fourth year of our
Reign

To our Trusty and Welbeloved Sr. Jno. Wm. Rose Knt . Recorder of our City of London
the Sheriffs of our said City of London and County of Middlesex and all others
whom it may Concern.

By His Majestys Command
Henry Dundas< no role >

Bailey the 4. June 1794 William Bennett< no role > was Acquitted, and Philip Bailey Discharged by proclamation