THE WHOLE PROCEEDINGS ON THE KING's COMMISSIONS of the PEACE, OYER and TERMINER, and GOAL DELIVERY FOR THE CITY of LONDON; And also the GOAL DELIVERY FOR THE COUNTY of MIDDLESEX, HELD AT JUSTICE-HALL in the OLD-BAILEY, On Wednesday the 9th, Thursday the 10th, Friday the 11th, and Saturday the 12th, of APRIL, 1766.

In the Sixth Year of His MAJESTY's Reign. Being the Fourth SESSIONS in the MAYORALTY of THE RIGHT HONOURABLE GEORGE NELSON < no role > , Esq; LORD-MAYOR of the CITY of LONDON.

NUMBER IV.

LONDON,

Printed for J. WILKIE, at the Bible, in St. Paul's Church-Yard,

[Price Six-Pence.]

THE WHOLE PROCEEDINGS ON THE King's Commissions of the Peace, Oyer and Terminer, and Goal Delivery held for the City of LONDON, &c.

Before the Right Honourable GEORGE NELSON proceedingsjustice , Esq; Lord-Mayor of the City of London; the Honourable Sir SYDNEY STAFFORD SMYTHE proceedingsjustice , Knt. one of the Barons of his Majesty's Court of Exchequer *; JAMES EYRE proceedingsjustice , Esq; Recorder ++; and others of his Majesty's Justices of Oyer and Terminer for the said City and County.

N. B. The characters * ++ direct to the judge by whom the prisoner was tried; also (L.) (M.) by what jury.

LONDON JURY.

John Harrison proceedingsjury ,

Thomas Cross proceedingsjury ,

Edward Priddle proceedingsjury ,

Thomas Pearson proceedingsjury ,

William Plumley proceedingsjury ,

John Kidman proceedingsjury ,

James Hammon proceedingsjury ,

Samuel Merrick proceedingsjury ,

Nathan Torrington proceedingsjury ,

Thomas Wakrell proceedingsjury ,

Isaac Munt proceedingsjury ,

Joshua Tinsdel proceedingsjury .

MIDDLESEX JURY.

George Norris proceedingsjury ,

Thomas Kinnard proceedingsjury ,

John Green proceedingsjury ,

Michael Deffield proceedingsjury ,

Geo Whittingham proceedingsjury ,

William Serjeson proceedingsjury ,

Richard Davis proceedingsjury ,

John Mann proceedingsjury ,

Nathaniel Betts proceedingsjury ,

David Davis proceedingsjury ,

William Shaw proceedingsjury ,

John Hawkins proceedingsjury *.

* John Hawkins being hard of hearing, David Deacon proceedingsjury was sworn, after the first trial, in his room.