MIDDLESEX COMMITMENTS.

40 William Lawrence< no role > , in Tothillfields-bridewell , committed by W. Adding-
ton, Esq; on oath of Patrick Mc Manus< no role > , for unlawfully, riotiously, tu-
multuously, and feloniously assembling with diverse other persons, to
the disturbance of the public peace, in the city and liberty of West-
minster, and with force beginning to demolish and pull down a certain
dwelling-house situate in Bow-Street , in the said city and liberty, be-
longing to Sir J. Fielding< no role > , Knt . Dated June 14, 1780.

41 Edward Dennis< no role > , in Tothillfields-bridewell , committed by W. Adding-
ton, Esq; on oath of Edmund Boggis< no role > and another, for unlawfully, ri-
otously, tumultuously and feloniously assembling with diverse other per-
sons, to the disturbance of the public peace, in New Turnstile , Hol-
born, and with force beginning to demolish and pull down a certain
dwelling-house there belonging to the Edmund Boggis< no role > , Dated
June 14, 1780.

42 Richard Roberts< no role > , in Tothilfields -bridewell , committed by W. Addington
Esq; on oath of George Hull< no role > , for unlawfully, riotously, tumultuously
and felonously assembling with diverse other persons, to the disturbance
of the public peace, in Bow street, Covent-garden , on the night of the
6th instant June, and with force beginning to demolish and pull down a
certain dwelling-house there situate, beloging to Sir John Fielding< no role > , Knt ,
Dated June 17, 1780.

43 Henry John< no role > Mascall, in Tothilfields -bridewell , committed by S. Wright,
Eqs; on oath of William Grove< no role > and another, for unlawfully, riotously
tumultuously, and feloniously assembling with diverse other persons, to
the disturbance of the public peace, in the parish of St. George , Blooms-
bury, on Wednessday morning the 7th of June inst, and with force be-
ginning to demolish and pull down the dwelling-house of the right hon< no role > .
William Earl< no role > of Mansfield , Dated June 19, 1780.

44 Edward Bradley< no role > , in New-proson, committed by J. Crost, Esq ; on oath
of William Jones< no role > and others on suspicion of burglariously breaking and
entering his dwelling-house, in the parish of St. Giles in the Fields , and
stealing 13 yards of black thread lace, value 30s. Dated May 15, 1780.

45 John Lamb< no role > , in New-prison , committed by H. Messiter, Esq ; on oath of
William Stevenson< no role > and another, for stealing a man's hat, val. 10s. his
property, Dated June 1, 1780.

46 Willliam Boulton< no role > , in New-Prison , committed by J. Sherwood, Esq ; on
oath of John Binny< no role > and others, on suspicion of stealing a kitchen ranger,
value 1I. 1s. the property of David Wilmot< no role > , Esq ; Dated June10, 1780.

47 Amelia Hall< no role > , in New prison , committed by J. Staples, Esq , on oath of
Christopher Connor< no role > and another, on suspicion of stealing a feather-bed,
his property. Dated June 11, 1780.

48 Femima Stafford< no role > , in New-prison , committed by J. Staples, Esq ; on oath
of Christopher Connor< no role > and others, for Stealing a feather-beds, 1 blanket,
and a bolster, value 3l. his property. Dated June 11, 1780.

49 John Fennings< no role > , in New-prison , committed by J. Paine and J. Bosworth,