The Trials being ended, the Court proceeded to give Judgment as follows:

Received Sentence of Death 8.

Benjamin Branch < no role > , Martin Bellamy < no role > This name instance is in set 3092. , William Shann < no role > , Margaret Wallis < no role > , alias Stainens, John Potter < no role > , Margaret Murphew < no role > , James Stagles < no role > , and Richard Kehne < no role > .

Burnt in the Hand 4.

Mary Kidnell < no role > , Thomas Lloyd < no role > , Edward Adams < no role > , and Hookey Lovett.

To be Whipt 1.

Gervis Sheldon.

Transportation 37.

John Pidgeon < no role > , Peter Lucas < no role > , Sarah Smith < no role > , Thomas Davis < no role > , Thomas Kenneda < no role > , John Burk < no role > , Ann Ashby < no role > , Paul Bauldry < no role > , Elizabeth Field < no role > , John Steward < no role > , Elizabeth Davis < no role > , James Hestridge < no role > , Sarah Symonds < no role > , James Picket < no role > , Ann Hews < no role > , Mary Maccoy < no role > , Thomas Bartlett < no role > , John Thompson < no role > , Joseph Bloxom < no role > , Elizabeth Winnock < no role > , Sarah Burton < no role > , Joseph Morgan < no role > , Easter Wheatley, John Oxford < no role > , Sarah Hudson < no role > , Alice Oakley < no role > , Timothy Moor < no role > , John Richardson < no role > , Michael Evans < no role > , Judith Bray < no role > , Duncam Steward < no role > , Grace Cornish < no role > , Joseph Shackle < no role > , John Price < no role > , James Barnes < no role > , William Parsons < no role > , Hannah Cartwright < no role > .

Jeremiah Andrews proceedingsdefend , was Fined three Nobles , for riding away with a Horse , he pleaded guilty .

Edward Bromfield < no role > , for driving away Cattle to the Green-Yard, fined five Marks.

James Oviat < no role > , to stand on the Pillory for an Hour near Charing-Cross, to suffer three Months Imprisonment, and to pay a Fine of three Nobles.

Henry Wilcox < no role > , in Order to qualify him to prosecute Mary Harvey < no role > , John Eaton < no role > , and Mary Eaton < no role > his Wife, was admitted to plead his Majesty's most gracious Pardon on Wednesday the 28th of February. He was convicted for a Robbery on the Highway.

On the last Day of the Sessions John White < no role > pleaded his Majesty's most gracious Pardon; he stood convicted for returning from Transportation. As did George Kidger < no role > , for Sodomy: Henry Jones < no role > , for picking a Pocket: William Newman < no role > , for stealing a Watch: Peter Piercy < no role > , for Murder: Thomas Warwick < no role > , for Stealing two Gold Rings: And James Cherry < no role > , and John Brown < no role > , for different Felonies.