MIDDLESEX COMMITMENTS.

Detained on oath of Edward Bevan< no role > and another, for being aiding and
assisting in a great and riotous mob which surrounded his house on
Wedenesday night, and that he was the person that came into his house
and demanded to fee his books, and did at that time take an active
part with the said mob, and appered unto them as a leader of the said
mob. Dated June 23, 1780.

113 James Richards< no role > , in New-prison committed by J. Penleaze, Esq ; on
oath of Mary Lickwood< no role > , on suspicion of having, with others, riot-
ously, tumulnuously, and feloniously broke and entered the dwelling house
of John Reau< no role > , in Wilkes-street, in the parish of Christ-Church , Mid-
dlesex, and stealing five pounds weight of raisins. June 23, 1780.