Middlesex Prisoners upon Orders.

33 Peter Farrell< no role > , committed in July session, 1769. on the Coroner's inquisition for the
wilfull murder of Owen Gough< no role > ordered to remain.

34 Samuel Davis< no role > , formerly committed by the Court of King's Bench on outlawry of
high-treason, doth remain, Etc.

Stopt.

35 Thomas Cavenagh< no role > , convicted in January session of felony, and received Judgment of
transportation for 7 years.

36 Mary Burnham< no role > , committed last session by D. Wilmot, Esq ; on oath of Arthur
Wood< no role > , on suspicion of robbing him of a silver watch, 4 guineas, Etc. ordered to
remain.

37, Mary Gunn< no role > , committed last session for feloniously stealing a male child of Dorothy
Bunney< no role > , and the apparel thereon.And detained on oath of Thomas Gregory< no role > ,
for obtaining from him 20s. with intent to defraud Hale Mason< no role > and standing
indicted at Hicks-Hall , remains, Etc.

38 Thomas Cook< no role > , convicted in April session of felony, and received judgment of trans-
portation for 7 years, hath obtained his Majesty's free pardon, and is discharged.

39 Thomas Younger< no role > This name instance is in set 3659. , convicted in April session of felony, and received judgment of trans-
portation for 7 years, was put on board the transport-vesselAnd by warrant under-
the hand of the Rt. Hon. the Earl of Rochford, one of his Majesty's Principal Se-
cretaries of State, dated July 9, 1772, remanded in order to give bail to plead
his Majesty's pardon.