Middlesex Prisoners who remained upon Orders.

22 Edward Steeart< no role > , otherwise Harris, committed on suspicion of assuslting Frederick< no role >
Hahn on the highway in the county of Surry, and robbing him of 2 purses and
some money. And detained for assualting Barbara Hahn< no role > and Louisa Hahn< no role > , on the
highway, in the county of Surry, and robbing them of two purses containing
one guinea and some silver. Ordered to be sent to the common gaol of the said
county of Surry[Taken since his escape for a robbery in the county of Surry,
and is in the New Gaol there, by name of Jones.]

23 Christopher Plumley< no role > This name instance is in set 978. , otherwise
John Williams< no role > ,
24 Chistoner Burrows< no role > ,
25 John Burden< no role > ,}
Attained in Februray session of several felonies and
robberies, and received judgement of death; but
being respited, ordered to remain[The above
Christopher Burrows< no role > and John Burden< no role > are retaken,
and in Woodstreet -compter.]

26 John Pears< no role > , convicted in September session of felony, and judgement respited for the
opinion of the judges; and in February session received judgement of death; but
being respited, ordered to remains.

27 Mary, wife of Spencer Williams< no role > , attained in January session of high treason, and re-
ceived Jundgement of death; but being respited, ordered to remains.[Retaken,
and in Woodstreet -compiter.]

28 Thomas Dollerman< no role > , attained in January session of felony, and received judgment of
death; but being respited, ordered to remains.

29 Sarah Stilwell< no role > ,
30 Sarah Bdge,
31 James Lake< no role > ,
32 Jeremiah Hetherley< no role > ,
33 Mary Jones< no role > , otherwise Wood,
34 Lucy Johnson< no role > ,
35 Kenneth William Williams< no role > Mc Kenzie,
otherwise William Murray< no role > ,
36 Patrick Doyle< no role > ,
37 James Major< no role > ,
38 James, otherwise Patrick Donolly,}
Attained at several former sessions of felonies
and received judgement of death; but being
respited, ordered to remain.

[The above Sarah Budge< no role > , and James , otherwise Patrick Donally< no role > , have surrendered
and are in Woodstreet -compiter. And the above Lucy Johnson< no role > , and Kenneth William< no role >
Williams Mc Kenzie< no role > , otherwise William Murray< no role > , are retaken, and in New-prison .]

39 John Page< no role > , convicted in February session of petit larceny, and ordered to be
imprisoned one year.

40 Thomas Randall< no role > , committed Jan. 19, 1780, Sir James Esdaile< no role > , Knt . and John
Walforf,< no role > Esq ; for not accounting to the vestry of St. Luke, Middlesex , for monies
received by him as one of the collectors of the poor's rate, and not paying such
money. Ordered to remain on his commitment.

41 Henry Taylor< no role > , (a debtor) ordered to remain on his detainer as a deferter.

42 Davis Brown< no role > Dignan, ( also a debtor) brought from on board the Justitia Hulk< no role > ,
Jan. 1, 1780, by his Majesty< no role > 's order; ordered to remain till, Etc.

43 William Parker< no role > , committed Nov. 24, 1779, by his Majesty< no role > 's Court of King's Bench ,
in execution, for certain contemots; ordered to remain.

44 George Reynolds< no role > , formerly committed by his Majesty< no role > 's Court of King's Bench , ordered
to remain on his commitment.

45 Terance Sheen, otherwise Sheeby, convicted in September session of felony, was fined
one shilling, and ordered to be imprisoned one year.

46 Mary, the wife of Charles, adey, otherwise Mary Layd, otherwise Mary the wife of
Frederick Farmilo< no role > , standing indicted for the wilful murder of William Barnett< no role > ; and
on her trial for the same, the jury having found a verdict specially subject to the
optinion of the judges, ordered to remain.