THE PROCEEDINGS ON THE KING's Commissions of the PEACE, and Oyer and Terminer, HELD FOR THE CITY of LONDON, AND County of MIDDLESEX, AT

JUSTICE-HALL in the Old-Bailey, on the 23d, 24th, and 25th of February.

In the 16th Year of His MAJESTY's Reign.

BEING THE Third SESSIONS in the MAYORALTY OF THE

Right Hon. Robert Willimott < no role > , Esq; LORD-MAYOR of the CITY of LONDON.

NUMBER III.

LONDON:

Printed, and sold by M. COOPER, at the Globe in Pater-Noster-Row. 1743.

[Price Six-pence.]

THE PROCEEDINGS ON THE

King's Commissions of the Peace, and Oyer and Terminer, held for the City of LONDON, &c.

BEFORE the Right Honourable ROBERT WILLIMOTT proceedingsjustice , Esq; Lord-Mayor of the City of London, Mr Baron CARTER proceedingsjustice , Mr Justice DENISON, Mr Serjeant URLIN, Recorder, and others of His Majesty's Justices of Oyer and Terminer for the City of London, and Justices of Goal Delivery of Newgate, holden for the said City, and County of Middlesex.

London Jury.

Jonathan Newton proceedingsjury ,

Robert Holmes proceedingsjury ,

Edmund Hammond proceedingsjury ,

Joseph Boddington proceedingsjury ,

Thomas West proceedingsjury ,*

John Watton, proceedingsjury

Joseph Hesketh proceedingsjury ,

Samuel Miller proceedingsjury ,

Nathan Mawbey proceedingsjury ,*

Oliver Hunt proceedingsjury ,

William Lovejoy proceedingsjury ,

Robert Wilkinson proceedingsjury .*

Middlesex Jury.

Edward Cooper proceedingsjury ,

John Horne proceedingsjury ,

William Chisholm proceedingsjury ,

Samuel Journard proceedingsjury ,

Thomas Pickett proceedingsjury ,

Robert Bell proceedingsjury ,

Joseph Hunt proceedingsjury ,

Thomas Carr proceedingsjury ,

Abraham Blanchard proceedingsjury ,

Alexander Cumming proceedingsjury ,

John Wellbeloved proceedingsjury ,

Peter Dechamps proceedingsjury .

N. B. On the second Day, Thomas Hunter proceedingsjury , Richard Marriot proceedingsjury , and Samuel Brooks proceedingsjury were sworn, in the Room of Mr West, Mr Mawbey, and Mr Wilkinson. The whole Pannel were ordered to attend on that Day, it being probable Mr Waite might except against some of the Jury. Mr West acquainted the Court that he was a Proprietor of Bank-Stock, and therefore thought he was not a proper Person to serve on that Jury; and he was therefore not called.