John Pack proceedingsdefend was indicted for stealing a Horse from one William Pack proceedingsvictim , living near Rochester in Kent, the which he brought up to London, and sold for about 4 pounds to one in Salsbury Court in Fleet-street, where upon Search, the Horse being found, he was apprehended, upon his Tryal he pleaded that the prosecutor being his Master had lent him the Horse, but not being able to make it appear and having at the same time Robbed his said Master of several other goods, for which he broak open divers Chests. Upon the Courts directing that although the Fellony was committed in another County, yet the goods being found in London was a Fellony there, they found him guilty of the Fellony.

[Death. See summary.]