Prisoner's Names

Witnesses names and places of abode
At the Sessions at the Old Bailey which began 28th: June 1780 .
For what offence Indicted

Before whom & when Tried

James Henry< no role >

{Mr. Wm. Corner, Clerk to Mr. Langdale< no role >
Mr. Thomas Stock< no role > Linen Draper , Holborn.
Mr. Jas. Troutbeck< no role > ,
Mr. Wm. Robinson< no role > , Linen Draper , Holborn
Mr. Jno. Sutherland< no role > , Serjt. in Col. Fullartons
new raised Regiment}
For beginning to demolish and
pull down the Dwelling house of
Thomas Langdale< no role > on Holborn Bridge

Before Mr. Recorder the
29th. June 1780. Guilty.

Thomas Mooney< no role >
Thomas Tibson< no role >

William Corner< no role > .
Blacket Wallis< no role > at Mr. Mares, Mercer on
Holborn Hill .
John Sutherland< no role > .
James Mathews< no role > , Servt. to Mr Langdale< no role >
James Brown< no role > , Shopman to Do.}
For the like Offence

Before Mr. Recorder the
4th. July 1780. Not Guilty

Abraham Bassett< no role >

{Alexander Scott< no role > Union Cot. Holborn
Blacket Wallis.
Wm. Wilson< no role > , a Constable.}
For the like Offence

Before Mr. Justice Ashurst
5th. July Not Guilty.

Thomas Cubbidge< no role >

{James Mathews< no role > Field Lane< no role >
James Morris< no role > , Servt. to Mr Langdale.
William Briggs< no role > No. 29. Hosier Lane< no role >
John Bush< no role > .}
For Feloniously stealing one wooden Cask< no role >
value 3s. & one Copper Funnel value 6d.
the goods and Chattells of Thomas
Langdale.< no role >

Before Mr. Recorder 6th. July
Guilty and immediately
sentenced to Raise ballast
on the River Thames for
Five years.

Sarah Guy< no role >

{James Matthews< no role >
Thomas Isaac< no role > Turnmill strt. Clerkenwell .}
For stealing one two quart Pewter pot
value 1s. the goods & Chells of J: Langdale.
Before Mr. Recorder 6th. July
Guilty to be privately whipped &
then discharged.

Wm. Vanderbank< no role >
Thomas Prior< no role > and
James Prior< no role > .

{John Duxbury< no role > , Clk to Mr. Langdale< no role >
Mathew Swift< no role > -Hemlock Cot. Temple Bar .
Richard Brown< no role > .
Joseph Spencer< no role > }
Do. 2 silver rims of an Etwee case value 12d
one piece of Foreign silver Coin 3d. one piece
of foreign Copper Coin ¼ one Copper Snuff box
12d. one Canvass bag 2d. one Almanack for the
year 1743 value & £2.12s.10d. in Copper
monies the goods & chells of T. Langdale.

Before Mr. Justice Nares 6th.
July. Vanderbank & Thomas< no role >
Prior both Guilty value 10d. each
Fined 1s. each, which (the Prisoners
having extra good Characters) Mr.
Justice Nares paid, & sent the
Prisoners to their former Masters
who promised to employ & take care
of them. James Prior< no role > . Not Guilty

James Irons< no role >

William Bosworth< no role > , Sharpe's Alley Cow Cross .}
Do. one Wooden tub value 12d., andtwoone Gallon
[..] geneva value 4s. the Goods of T. Langdale

Before Mr. Recorder 4th. July
Not Guilty.

Richard Wilson< no role >

Stephen Broome< no role > .
Wm. Hoggard.
Joseph Porter< no role > .}
Do. one Wooden Tub< no role > . value 12s, & two Galls.
Bravey val. 8s. the Goods of T. Langdale

Before Mr. Recorder 7th July
Guilty, and sentenced to one
years hard labour in
Bridewell .

William Carter< no role >

Evidence not sufficient to prefer out Bill Indictment. the Court was therefore moved
to discharge their Recognizance.