Mary Rogers proceedingsdefend , of St. Clement Danes , was indicted for stealing out of the Dwelling House of Sir Thomas Jones, a Coat and Wastcoat, value 30 s. the Goods of Sir Thomas Jones proceedingsvictim , on the 1st of October last. It appear'd that Jonathan Wild < no role > This name instance is in set 3033. met Nat. Glanister with the Goods, and suspecting him, carry'd him before a Justice, where he confest that he had'em of the prisoner. Her Confession was read, by which it appear'd, that (being a Chair-Woman in the House) she had stolen several other Goods, but those being taken before the late Act of Grace, she was indicted only for these. In her Defence, she said, that Nat. Glanister being taken with the Cloths, old Glanister told her if she'd own those Goods, he'd give her a Crown. The Jury found her guilty to the value of 10 d .

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