MIDDLESEX COMMITMENTS.

41

Richard Moulds< no role > , from Tothillfields-bridewell , committed by W. Hyde,
Esq; on oath of Frances Ray< no role > , on suspicion of stealing a black silk
cloak, a sheet, and pin-cloth, her property. Dated Jan. 22, 1780 .

Detained on oath of John Ray< no role > and others, on suspicion of stealing a black
silk cloak, a sheet and a pin-cloth, his property. Dated Jan. 25, 1780.

Detained by J. Durden, Esq ; on oath of James Hyde< no role > , for being a
deserter from Col. Stanton's regiment of foot. Dated Jan. 24, 1780.

42

Daniel Mills< no role > , from Tothillfields-bridewell , committed by W. Addington,
Esq; on oath of Elizabeth Ely and others, on suspicion, and detained
for stealing a leather pocket-book containing a bank note, value 10l.
her property. Dated Jan. 25 and 26, 1780.

43

Henry Newth< no role > ,
John Bushby< no role > ,}
from Tothillfields-bridewell , committed by W. Adding-
ton, Esq; on oath of William Tucker< no role > and others, for
stealing 2 sacks of coals his property. Dated Jan. 26, 1780.

44

Christopher Plumley< no role > This name instance is in set 978. , otherwise John Williams< no role > , committed by Thos. Bishop< no role >
and David Walker< no role > , Esqrs . on oath of John Abbott< no role > and others, on a
strong suspicion of feloniously entering his dwelling-house, in the parish
of St. Mary-le-bone , on the night of the 15th of February instant, and
on the same night feloniously and burglariously breaking out of the same,
and stealing thereout a silver tankard, a pepper-box, and a silver table-
spoon, value 50s. Dated Feb. 18, 1780.

45

Thomas Morgan< no role > , committed by David Walker< no role > and Ezekiel Rows< no role > , Esqrs .
on oath of Joseph Woolley< no role > and others, on a strong suspicion of stealing
48 dozen of silk knee garters , value 10l. the property of Harbin Elder< no role > -
ton. Dated Feb. 18, 1780.

46

William Harris< no role > , committed by D. Wilmor< no role > , Esq ; on oath of James Paul< no role > ,
on suspicion of stealing the body of one dead dressed sheep, the property
of the said James Paul< no role > . Dated Feb. 19, 1780.