Continued 10th. October 1747

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Marshall Appeared

Higgs Thomas< no role > P Lord Mayor being Charged on the Oath of Jeremiah
Marshall< no role > for Pilfering a Small Parcell of Tobacco of small Value
from Chesters Rey the Property of Mr. John Hanbury< no role > Merchant

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{ReevesThomas< no role >

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{ReevesCharity< no role > }
P Sir William Smith< no role > Knt. being Charged on the Oath
of Robert Pierce< no role > Apprentice to Capt Belcher of Limehouse and
Margaret Innaway< no role > of Stoney Lane for being loose idle Disorderly
Persons and Stealing a Hatt of Small Value from the said Robert
Peirce< no role > and Appearing to have no Visible way of liveing.

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HollowellMargaret< no role > P Sir John Barnard< no role > Knt. being Charged on the Oath
of Jane< no role > the Wife John Morris< no role > of Flower do Luce Court Gravediger
for Pilfering a Peticoat of Small Value his [..] Property.

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MahoneyFlorence< no role > P Sir William Smith< no role > Knt being Charged on the Oath
of Jeremiah Marshall< no role > for Pilfering some Tobacco of Small Value
from Galley Key the property of persons unknown

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AtlingtonCatherine< no role > P Thomas Rawlinson< no role > Esqr . being Charged on the Oath
of Nathaniel Howgate< no role > Servant to Robert Harvey< no role > of Allen Street
Clerkenwell Butcher for Pilfering same peices of Mutton from off
some Careasses in Newgate Marshall Markett the Property of the said Harvey

ArnallThos< no role > To have
Lease of the White Lyon
Tavern Wapp (No. 6)

Upon Reading the humble Petition of Thomas Arnall< no role > of Well close Square
in the County of Middlesex Gentleman Exter of Elizabeth Arnall< no role > Spinster deceased
Setting forthThat William Barker< no role > Agreed with the Governors of Bridewell
Hospital for a Lease of a House called the White Lyon in Wapping (No. 6) which was last
lett to Elizabeth Fell< no role > widow (by Lease which expired at Michas 1736) for 21 Years to
Comence from the Expiration of the former Lease at the Rent of £5 P Ann payable
quarterly clear of Taxes & to pay a Fine of £100 & to repair the premes at this own Charge
That sd. William Barker< no role > Shortly after dyed before the payment of the said Fine and
before any Lease was Executed haveing first made his Will and his Wife Elizabeth his
Extrix And the 27th. of Octr. 1736 the Court Ordered the said Lease to be made to the said
ElizabethThat said Elizabeth Barker< no role > afterwards Inter married with Charles
Smith< no role > and upon their Petition at a Court holden the 11th. Novr. 1737 It was Ordered that
the said Lease should be made to Elizabeth Arnell Spinster the petitioners late
SisterThat the said Elizabeth Arnall dyed without paying the said Fine and
before any Lease was made haveing first made her will & the Petitioner Exter
thereofThat the Petitioner has laid out £200 in repairs of the premes
And praying that the said Lease may be made to him for there sidue of
the said Term on the same Terms and Conditions as the same was Intended to be
to the said William Barker< no role > This Court haveing Considered the sd. Petition doth
Order that a Lease be made to the said Thomas Arnall< no role > Accordingly.