MIDDLESEX COMMITMENTS.

fully and maliciously and assisting a certain riotousy mob, in
pulling down part of a dweling-house in White's-street, Moorfields ,
in the city of London . Dated June 14, 1780.

60 Charlotte Gardner< no role > , in New-prison , committed by J. Staples, J. Sher-
wood, W. Quarrell, and J. Charke< no role > Esqrs . on oath of Elizabeth Jol-
liffe, for riotously, tumultuously and unlawfully assembling, with diverse
other persons, to the amount of so or more, and feloniously taking
and carrying away two fearther-beds and diverse other things, the pro-
perty of John Leberty , of the precinct of St. Catherine's , Middlesex .
Dated June 14, 1780.

61 Joseph Markedd< no role > , in New-prison , committed by W. Blackborrow, Esq; on
oath and Thomas Smith< no role > ; for feloniously and wilfully and maliciosly
aiding and assisting a certain riotous mob, in destroying the dwelling-
house of Cornelius Murphy< no role > . Dated June 14, 1780.

62 James Jackson< no role > , in New-prison , committed by J. Penleaze and W. Black-
borow, Esqr, on oath of John Lucey< no role > , for feloniously and riotously
heading a large body of people, and pulling down and destroying part
of the dwelling-house of Justice Hyde, in St. Martin's-street , West-
minister, and destroying his Majesty< no role > 's gaol of Newgate , Dated
June 14, 1780.

63 Thomas Chambers< no role > , in New-prison , committed by J. Penleaze and W.
Blacknorow, Esqr , on oath of Cornelius Murphy< no role > and others, for felo-
niously, wilfully and maliciously aiding and assisting a certain riotous
mob; and pulling down part of his dwelling-house. Dated June 17, 1780.

64 James Watts< no role > , in New-prison , committed by J. Penleaze and W. Black-
borow, Esqr. on oath of Cornelius Murphy< no role > and another, for feloni-
ously, wilfully, and maliciously siding and assisting a certain riotously
mob, and pulling down a part of the dwelling-house of the said Cor-
nelius Murphy< no role > , and stealing thereout. Dated June 14, 1780.

Detained on oath of Thomas Stone< no role > , for feloniously, wilfully and malici-
ously aiding and assiting of certain riotous mob, and pulling down part
of the dwelling-house of Mr Macartney, in Featherstone-Street . Bun-
hill-row. Dated June 14, 1780.

65 George Peppit< no role > , in New-prison , committed by G. Red, J. Croft, and
T. Parker, Esqr . on oath of Samuel Cortissos< no role > , for unlawfully, riot-
ously, routously, and tumultuoualy assembling with a number of per-
sons, to the amount of three or more, in the parish of St. Olave,
Hatt-street , in the city of London , makling use of violent menaces and
threats that it was the time to burn down the warehousesof the said
Samuel Corrissos< no role > and his partner, then being warehouseman in the said
parish, and declaring there was no king, no government, and that eve-
ry man was for himself, as there were no gaol to commit to, to the
great terror and fear of the said Samuel Correffos, and all other his
Majesty' a liege subjects near there inhabiting, Dated June 4, 1780.

66 Franis Mockfard< no role > , in New-prison , committed by G. Reid, J. Croft, and
T. Parker, Esqr , om oath of John Haley< no role > , brazier, and other, on a