Old Bailey Proceedings:
Old Bailey Proceedings: Accounts of Criminal Trials
4th December 1755
The trials being ended, the court proceeded to give judgement as follows:
Received sentence of death 6.
William
Rutherford
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,
Thomas
Broadhust
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,
Daniel
Little
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,
Christopher
Wade
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,
Richard
Jeffreys
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, and
Elizabeth
Dove
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.
Transported for 14 years 2.
John
Grierson
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, and
Joseph
Finnimore
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.
Transported for seven years 26.
Margaret
Cooley
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,
Thomas
Davis
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,
John
Clayton
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,
Susannah
Stafford
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, John Peirson, Thomas Barnes,
John
Wingrove
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,
John
Hipworth
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,
Rachael
Marshal
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,
Thomas
Lampart
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,
Joseph
Stevens
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,
Thomas
Mullings
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,
Peter
Reddy
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,
Ann
Stafford
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,
Thomas
Haskins
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,
Judith
Couliman
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,
Eleanor
Hull
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,
Elizabeth
Randal
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, Elizabeth K,
Elizabeth
Delmore
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,
Rebecca
Chinnery
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, John Fugerson,
John
Weston
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,
James
Blunt
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,
James
Pottle
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, and
John
Fowls
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.
To be whip'd 2.
Henry
Johnson
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,
Sarah
Hobey
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.
To be branded 2.
Vannch Johnson,
James
Dawson
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.
James
Dillion
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, capitally convicted in September sessions, and
John
Carrol
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in October,
received his most gracious pardon; on condition the first to be transported during his natural life, the other for fourteen years
.
Ann
Philips
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and
Margaret
Macdaniel
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, whose sentence was respited in September sessions, received sentence to be
imprisoned three days
, after which to be
transported for seven years
.
Stephen
M'Daniel
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,
John
Berry
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,
James
Egan , otherwise
Gahagan
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, and
James
Salmon
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, tried in August last, the verdict made special, received the opinion of their lordships the judges (to be
acquitted) on that indictment
. There was another preferred against them for a conspiracy.
John
Benson
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,
Samuel
Dibble , otherwise
Dipple
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, and
Jonathan
Wigmore
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, capitally convicted in September sessions; and
Rowley
Hanson
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in October sessions, were executed on Wednesday the 26th of November.
Sarah
Robertson
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and John Hunt stood on the pillory pursuant to their sentence of last sessions, on Wednesday the 26th of November.