The Trials being ended, the Court proceeded to pass Sentence as follows:

Received Sentence of Death, 13, viz.

Breeze, Robert - 32

Etherington, John - 4, 5

Gorman, Mary - 8

Gristin, Ann - 8

Hart, John - 32

Hunter, Stephen - 9

Jones, Robert - 2

Marshall, John - 14

Ozeland, Elizabeth - 3

Platt, George - 28, 35

Roberts, Phillip - 35

Templeman, James - 28

Withers, Samuel (dead) - 6

To be transported for Seven Years, 21, viz.

Atkinson, Ann - 15

Bond, James - 11

Brewer, William - 49

Clewes, Samuel - 10

Hamilton, Elizabeth - 45

Hardy, Thomas - 43

Harrold, William - 13

Hawkins, Ann - 31

Hysen, John - 12

Jones, Evan - 44

Jones, Robert - 34

Manley, James - 47

Metcalfe, Ann - 36

Norton, William - 37

Peart, John - 40

Richardson, Richard - 21

Thomas, William - 25

Watson, Henry - 10

- John - 16

- Robert - 24

Wood, Henry -

To be kept to Hard Labour on the River Thames for Two Years, 1, viz.

James Tull < no role > .

To be imprisoned Twelve Months, 1, viz.

John Cull < no role > .

To be imprisoned Six Months, 11, viz.

Sarah Carey < no role > (fined one shilling) Mary Williams < no role > (fined one shilling) Richard Chantrey < no role > (fined one shilling) Joseph Holms < no role > , James Williams < no role > , John Harper < no role > , Catherine Jackson < no role > (fined one shilling) Ann Seymour < no role > (fined one shilling) William Williams < no role > (fined one shilling) Dorothy Green (fined one shilling) William Hutton < no role > .

To be imprisoned Three Months, 1, viz.

Mary Smith < no role > (fined one shilling.)

To be imprisoned One Month, 6, viz.

Joseph Hore < no role > , Ann Chantrell < no role > (fined one shilling) Stephen Suffield < no role > (fined one shilling) Mary Harris < no role > (fined one shilling) George Abberley < no role > , Thomas Flockton < no role > .

To be whipped, 7, viz.

Joseph Hore < no role > , James Williams < no role > , John Harper < no role > , Thomas Flockton < no role > , John Legg < no role > , John Tull < no role > , William Hutton < no role > .

The Trial of William Smith < no role > was postponed to next Sessions. The Sessions was adjourned to the Saturday following.

On Saturday, December 18th, 1790, the following Capital Convicts were set to the Bar, who were offered His Majesty's Pardon on Condition of being transported for the Term of their natural Lives.

William Parratt, alias Price proceedingsdefend , Ann Guest proceedingsdefend , Ann Yardley proceedingsdefend , Susannah Brown proceedingsdefend , Michael Hoy proceedingsdefend , John Williams, alias William Miller proceedingsdefend , William Williams, alias Crew proceedingsdefend , James Smith proceedingsdefend , John Shirley proceedingsdefend , Thomas Parsons proceedingsdefend , John Keys proceedingsdefend , James Mann proceedingsdefend , Ann Wicks proceedingsdefend , Owen Lyons proceedingsdefend , Ann Taylor proceedingsdefend , Elizabeth Wyley proceedingsdefend .

Mr. Recorder accordingly passed Sentence on the above Convicts for their natural Lives.

Also the following in another Class.

William Moss proceedingsdefend , Ann Jackson proceedingsdefend (she desired her child might accompany her: the Court referred her to the Secretary of State): William North proceedingsdefend , William Damant proceedingsdefend , Robert Read proceedingsdefend , John Mitton proceedingsdefend , John Cummins proceedingsdefend , Asher Pollock proceedingsdefend , Mary Talbot proceedingsdefend This name instance is in set 1315. , Joseph Phillips proceedingsdefend , Thomas Alexander proceedingsdefend , Henry Jones , alias Denton proceedingsdefend , James Betts proceedingsdefend , George Cooke proceedingsdefend , Thomas Dickson proceedingsdefend , Elizabeth Asker proceedingsdefend (seven years) William Slaughter proceedingsdefend , Thomas Brown, alias John Brown, alias Thomas Newton proceedingsdefend , William Burbidge proceedingsdefend , Joseph Biggs, alias John Page proceedingsdefend , James Sullivan proceedingsdefend , Thomas Dunckley proceedingsdefend ,

For their natural Lives.