Middlesex Prisoners upon Orders.

25 Joseph Freeman< no role > ,
26 Grace Maddox< no role > ,
27 George Duffey< no role > ,
28 George Watson< no role > ,
29 William Lawrence< no role > ,
30 Ann Barnes< no role > ,
31 William Price< no role > ,
32 George Kennedy< no role > ,
33 George Banton< no role > ,
34 Elizabeth Breeze< no role > ,
35 Elizabeth Cox< no role > ,
36 Edward Dennis< no role > ,
37 John Morris< no role > ,
38 Richard Foster< no role > ,
39 James Buckley< no role > ,
40 Joseph Markess< no role > , other-
wise Marquis,
41 Letitia Holland< no role > ,
42 William Avery< no role > ,
43 John Burgess< no role > ,
44 Francis Thompson< no role > ,
45 Mary, wife of William
Spencer,< no role >
46 Christopher Burrows< no role > ,
47 John Burden< no role > ,
48 Lucy Johnson< no role > ,
49 Kenneth William Williams< no role >
MacKenzie, otherwise
William Murray< no role > ,
50 Mary Jones< no role > , otherwise
Wood,
51 James, otherwise Patrick
Donolly,}
Formerly attainted of several felonies and robberies, and
received judgment of death; but being respited, or-
dered to remain. Are secured in New-prison .

52 William Storey< no role > , convicted in June Session of felony, and ordered to be imprisoned
in Newgate one year. Is secured in New- prison

53 Catharine Walker< no role > , otherwise Batler, convicted in September session of grand larceny,
and ordered to be imprisoned 12 calender months. Is secured in New- prison .

54 William Rothwell< no role > ,
55 James Rothwell< no role > ,}
Committed for felony perpetrated in the county of Surry; and
in September session ordered to be sent to the common gaol of
the said county of Surry.

56 Albert Lowe< no role > , convicted in May session of felony, was fined 6. £8. and ordered
to be imprisoned 12 calendar months. Was set at large during the late riot;
and being retaken, is secured in New-prison till, Etc.

57 Thomas Ives< no role > , convicted in January session, 1780, of grand larceny, was fined 12d. and
ordered to be imprisoned one year in Newgate. Is secured in New-prison .

Hicks's-Hall Prisoners upon Orders.

1 James Nimmey< no role > ,
2 William Hatchman< no role > ,}
Convicted at Hicks's Hall April 29, 1775, of a trespass and
assault on Thomas Hurt, ordered to be imprisoned 7 years
in Newgate .also charged with offences committed in the city of London and
county of Middlesex . Were set at large during the late riot; are since retaken,
and secured in New-prison .

3 William Ransmore< no role > , convicted in September session at Hicks's-Hall of an assault, and
committed to be imprisoned 3 years in Newgate. Is secured in New-prison .