Old Bailey Proceedings:
Old Bailey Proceedings: Accounts of Criminal Trials
7th July 1784
The Trials being ended, the Court proceeded to pass Sentence as follows:
Received sentence of death, 18.
James
Stoddart
< no role >
,
John
Codd
< no role >
, Robert alias
John
Moore
< no role > This name instance is in set 1412. This set is in the group(s): GarrowsClients .
,
Richard
Edwards
< no role > This name instance is in set 1415. This set is in the group(s): GarrowsClients .
,
James
Shiers
< no role >
,
Joseph
Tuso
< no role >
,
William
Holmes
< no role >
,
John
Ponti
< no role >
,
John
Matthew Cox
< no role >
, alias Banbury Jack,
John
Foreman
< no role >
,
Charles
Culley
< no role >
,
John
Ruffler
< no role >
,
Mary
Marshall
< no role >
,
John
Shelley
< no role > This name instance is in set 1537. This set is in the group(s): GarrowsClients .
, alias Shirley, alias Shirlock,
Richard
Middleton
< no role >
, and
John
White
< no role >
.
Thomas
Turner
proceedingsdefend This name instance is in set 1367. This set is in the group(s): GarrowsClients .
, convicted in a former Sessions for stealing goods in a dwelling house, whose case was reserved for the opinion of the Judges, was also brought to the bar, and informed by Mr. Reynolds, that his case had been considered by the Judges, and that they were of opinion that he was
guilty of the felony charged against him in the indictment
.
James
Napier
proceedingsdefend
, convicted at the last Sessions of a highway robbery, was also put to the bar, and informed by Mr. Reynolds, that his case had been considered by the Judges, and that they were of opinion that he was
guilty of the felony charged against him in the indictment
.
Transported for seven years, 42.
William
Butler
< no role >
,
Andrew
Goodwin
< no role > This name instance is in a workspace.
, Thomas Hill,
James
Jackson
< no role >
,
William
Watkins
< no role >
,
Robert
Nunn
< no role >
,
Edward
Cunningham
< no role >
,
William
Stone
< no role >
,
James
Taylor
< no role >
,
William
Marney
< no role >
,
Daniel
Gilfoy
< no role >
,
Thomas
Chadwick
< no role > This name instance is in set 308.
,
Nathaniel
Lucas
< no role >
,
John
Wootton
< no role >
,
Thomas
Orford
< no role >
,
James
Pulett
< no role >
,
Peter
Woodcock
< no role >
,
Nicholas
English
< no role >
,
Francis
Joyce
< no role >
,
William
Cole
< no role >
,
William
Holmes
< no role >
,
James
Thompson
< no role >
,
James
Cryer
< no role >
, John Castle, Thomas Porter,
William
Hinton
< no role >
,
James
Willis
< no role >
,
James
Burley
< no role >
,
George
Barland
< no role >
,
Peter
Sampson
< no role >
,
Charles
Allen
< no role >
,
Joseph
Collins
< no role >
,
John
Richardson
< no role >
,
William
Prudence
< no role >
,
Thomas
Barker
< no role >
,
Thomas
Clements
< no role >
,
James
Morrisby
< no role >
,
Charles
Williams
< no role >
,
Matthew
James Everingham
< no role > This name instance is in set 306.
,
William
Ellor
< no role >
, and
Richard
Percival
< no role >
.
John Henry
Aickles
proceedingsdefend This name instance is in set 4422. This set is in the group(s): GarrowsClients .
, convicted at a former Sessions, whose punishment was reserved, was put to the bar, and ordered to be
transported for seven years, to be computed from the time of his conviction
.
To be confined to hard labour twelve months in the House of Correction, 12.
Susannah
Hughes
< no role >
, Isabella Vere,
Ann
Smith
< no role >
,
Elizabeth
White
< no role >
,
George
Whiteford
< no role >
,
Hugh
Mars
< no role >
,
Thomas
Porter
< no role >
,
Margaret
Johnson
< no role >
,
Ann
Forster
< no role >
,
Sarah
Harris
< no role >
,
John
Eades
< no role >
,
Sarah
Davis
< no role >
.
Confined to hard labour six months in the House of Correction, 11.
Mary Wall,
Mary
Boydin
< no role >
,
Ann
Duff
< no role >
, otherwise Fielding, Margaret Hewitt, Elizabeth Jigger,
Elizabeth
Knox
< no role >
,
Catherine
Penny
< no role >
,
Mary
Sutton
< no role >
,
Ann
Martin
< no role >
,
John
Glaven
< no role >
,
John
Young
< no role >
.
To be imprisoned in Newgate twelve months and fined one shilling, 2.
Elizabeth
Bicknell
< no role >
and
Thomas
Harbridge
< no role >
.
N. B. They were informed by the Court that if ever they were convicted of a similar offence in future, that offence will then be capital, and they will forfeit their lives.
To be imprisoned in Newgate six months, 1.
Eleanor
< no role >
M'Carty.
To be imprisoned in Newgate three months and fined one shilling, 1.
John
Monk
< no role >
.
To be imprisoned one month in Newgate, 1.
Michael
Fitzpatrick
< no role >
.
Whipped, 4.
Thomas
Dennis
< no role >
, (twice,)
Peter
Corbett
< no role >
,
John
Hogan
< no role > This name instance is in set 2967.
,
Michael
Fitzpatrick
< no role >
.