Katharine Carrol proceedingsdefend , of St. James's Westminster , was indicted for stealing two Silver Snuff-Boxes, value 4 l. thirty-six Guineas, and a Seal, value 35 s. the Goods of Isaac Dunant proceedingsvictim This name instance is in set 1645. ; and Patrick Macromack proceedingsdefend , John Cragg proceedingsdefend , and Mary Tees proceedingsdefend This name instance is in set 1950. were indicted for receiving the same, knowing them to be stole , Nov. 19 .

Isaac Dunant < no role > This name instance is in set 1645. depos'd, That on the 19th of November he had been in the City, and taken too much Liquor, that in his return Home, he met a Woman, who said she would give him some Liquor that would set him to rights; he went along with her, and a little Girl brought him some Brandy about 12 o'Clock ; he fell fast asleep, and when he waked, he knew not where he was , but had lost his Money and Goods, was very much surprized, but could not be positive that the Prisoner was the Woman; the Jury acquitted the Prisoners.