Middlesex
Commitments
1 James Grant< no role >
,
George Bartington< no role >
,
otherwise Roberts< no role >
,
Philip Eyers< no role >
, other-
wise William Jones< no role >
,}
Committed by S, Wright and W, Addington,
Esqrs
. on oath of John Miller< no role >
, Gent. Lydia
Gibson< no role >
, and others, for feloniously and burg-
lariously breaking and entering the dwelling-
house of the said John Miller< no role >
in the night-time,
in the county of Essex
, and feloniously taking and carrying away a
quantity of silver plate, two watches, Etc. and about 12l. in money.
Dated May 17, 1780.
2
William Ellis< no role >
,
William Garland< no role >
,
committed by S. Wright and W, Addington, Esqr
on oath of John Miller< no role >
, Gent
. Lydia Gibson< no role >
, and
others, for feloniously and burglariously breaking and entering the
dwelling-house of the said John Miller< no role >
in the night-time, in the county
of Essex
, and feloniously taking and carrying away a quantity of silver
plate, 2 watches, Etc. and about 12l, in money. Dated May 17, 1780.
3 John Bailey< no role >
, committed by David Wilmot< no role >
, Esq
; on oath of Wiliam
Bull and another, on suspicion of stealing, in the city of London
,
13 silk handkerchiefs. Dated May 23, 1780.
4 Marharet Coleman,
Frances Reaves< no role >
,
committed by J. Sherwood, Esq
; on Oath of Tho-
mas Lambert< no role >
, for stealing from his person two
guineas, two half guineas, two half crowns, Etc. Dated May 27, 1780.
5 Isabella Sinclair< no role >
, committed by J. Sherwood< no role >
, Esql
on oath of William
Willis, for stealing one mahogany tea-table, Dated June 5, 1780.
6
Michael Bryant< no role >
,
Thomas Inwood< no role >
,
Joseph Lind< no role >
,
John Twycross< no role >
,
Committed by S. Wright and W. Addington, Esqrs.
on oath of Thomas Hill< no role >
, John Clark< no role >
, and others,
for unlawfully, riotously, tumultuously, and feloni-
ously assembling together, to the disturbance of the
public peace
, and with force beiginning to demolish and pull down a
certain dwelling-house belonging to his Excellency the Marquis Victor
Amidi De Cordon, the Sardinian ambaffador
, in the parish of St. Glies
in the Fields, in the county of Middlesex
, and felonioulsy setting fire to
the said dwelling-house. Dated June 5, 1780.
7 John Bund< no role >
, committed by S. Wright and W. Addington, Esqrs
. on
oath of William Hyde< no role >
, Esq
; John George< no role >
Galot, and others, for un-
lawfully, riotously, tumultuously, and feloniously assembling with di-
verfe other persons, to the disturbance of the public peace, and with
force beginning to demolish and pull down a certain dwelling-house in
Warwick-street
, in the parish of St. James
, Wesrmister, belonging to
his Excellency Count de Haslang
, the Bavarian ambassador. Dated
June 5, 1780.
The above prisoners were, on the 6th day of June, 1780 forcibly and violeatly de-
livered out of and from the gaol of Newgate
by a most tumultnous and riotous
concorse of persons, who at the same time set fire to, and intirely destroyed all the
inner part of the said gaol.
8 John Nixon< no role >
, in Clerkenwell-bridewell
, committed by W. Blackborrow,
Esq; on oath of Francis Ensor< no role >
, for being concerned with John Ingram< no role >