Middlesex Prisoners upon Orders.

38 John Newham< no role > , remains on his former order to be sent to the common gaol of the
county of Lincoln.

Term remitted.

39 John Short< no role > ,
40 Terence Sheen< no role > , other-
wise Sheeby,}
Convicted in Sept. session of felony, were fined one shilling each,
and ordered to be imprisoned for the space of one year
in Newgate .

41 Mary, the wife of Charles Adey< no role > , otherwise Mary Lloyd< no role > , otherwise Mary the wife of
Frederick Farmilo< no role > , standing indicted for the wilful murder of William Barnett< no role > ; and
on her trial for the same, the jury having found a verdict specially subject to the
opinion of the judges, ordered to remain.

42 John Pears< no role > , convicted in Sept. session of stealing a black mare the property of Samuel
Finch; but his judgment being respited for the opinion of the judges, ordered to remain.

43 John Vincent< no role > , convicted in Aprill session of feloniously killing and slaying Jane Dollard< no role > ,
spinster , was branded, and ordered to be imprisoned one year.

44 Thomas Ives< no role > , convicted last session of grand larceny, was fined 12d. and ordered to be
imprisoned in Newgate 12 calendar months.

45 Mary Dyer< no role > ,
46 Mary Jones< no role > ,
47 Mary Smith< no role > ,}
Convicted last session of grand larcenies, were fined 12d. each, and
ordered to be imprisoned 6 calendar months in Newgate.

Hicks's -Hall Prisoners remaining upon Orders.

1 Francis Palmer< no role > , convicted Oct. 23, 1773, at Hicks's Hall , on an indictment for a
trespass , assault, and misdemeanour, and commited to be imprisoned in Newgate
for 7 years, and at the expiration thereof to enter into his own recognizance in
200l. to keep the peace, Etc. for 7 years.

2 John Taylor< no role > ,
3 William Hatchman< no role > ,
4 James Nimmey< no role > ,}
Convicted April 29, 1775, at Hicks's-Hall , on an indictment
against them for a certain riot and assault upon one Thomas
Hurt; and ordered to be imprisoned in Newgate for the
term of 7 years.

5 John Morris< no role > ,
6 Joseph Ephraims< no role > ,
7 Arthur Levy< no role > ,
8 Abraham Isaacs< no role > ,
9 Thomas Hartman< no role > ,}
Convicted April 29, 1775, at Hicks's-Hall , as above; and or-
dered to be imprisoned as above for the term of 5 years.

10 Jeffe Bates< no role > ,
11 Thomas King< no role > ,
12 Richard Green< no role > ,}
Convicted January 17, 1778, at the quarter session of the peace
for the county of Middlesex held at Guildhall , Westminster ; on
an indictment for a certain misdemeanour; and ordered to be
imprisoned in Newgate for the term of 3 years.

13 Daniel Bean< no role > ,
14 John Cox< no role > ,}
Convicted February 21, 1778, at the session of the peace for the
county of Middlesex held at Guildhall , Westminster , on an indict-
ment for a certain misdemeanour; and ordered to be imprisoned in Newgate for
the term of 3 years.

Also convicted on another indictment for a certain misdemeanour; and ordered to be
imprisoned for the further term of 3 years after the expiration of their former sentence.

Also convicted on another indictment for a certain misdemeanour; and ordered to be
imprisoned for the further term of one year after the expiration of the last of their
former sentences.

A debtor.

15 Antonio Ramponi< no role > , standing indicted in May session, 1779, at Hicks's-Hall , for a
certain conspiracy, in unlawfully causing one Bartholomew de Dominicetti< no role > to be
indicted for felony and forgery. Remains, Etc.

A debtor.

16 Michael Green< no role > , indicted at Hicks's Hall in July session, 1779, of a fraud, remains, Etc.
Also indicted in London for wilful and corrupt perjury, and convicted thereof; and in
December session ordered to be set in and upon the pillory, and imprisoned one
year in Newgate.