38. + Lucy Tanner proceedingsdefend , of St. Paul's Covent-Garden , was indicted for stealing two holland shirts, value 10 s. two petticoats, value 7 s. two cambrick caps laced, value 10 s. a cambrick handkerchief, value 5 s. a cambrick tucker laced, value 5 s. a pair of cambrick ruffles laced, value 5 s. and two checquered aprons, value 1 s. the goods of Samuel Price proceedingsvictim , and a stuff gown, value 2 s. the goods of Sarah Parks proceedingsvictim , in the dwelling-house of Samuel Price < no role > , Dec. 1st .

Mary Price < no role > . I have known the Prisoner ever since she was fourteen years old, I knew her to be a very honest girl formerly, and I let her live a fortnight in my house, out of mere charity, and respect to her, and I said she should live there till she could get a place; these things were found upon her.

Samuel Price < no role > . I saw the Prisoner come down stairs, she had dressed herself in my wife's gown, and had got some things in a pillow case; I asked her what she had got there, she said clothes, I followed her into the street, and the things were taken from her.

James Gray < no role > . The Constable produced the things which he said were taken from the Prisoner, and they were proved to be the property of Mr. Price. Guilty 10 d.

[Transportation. See summary.]