Mary Vyncent proceedingsdefend , ll Crow proceedingsdefend , and Elizabeth Edwards proceedingsdefend , were all three indicted for robbing one Henry White proceedingsvictim of St. Mary-Hill on the 29th of November last, of a Silver Tankard, val. 9 l. one Laced Head-dress, a pair of Stockins, a Silver Coat of Arms, val. 5 l. a Cup, val 15 s. and divers other Goods of value, besides 15 s. in money : Mr. White deposed, That Vyncent was his Servant , and had been so for above five Weeks; and she had induced the other two to be concern'd with her in the Robbery'; they were all taken at Billins-gate with some of the Goods in their custody, and they confest the fact, and that they had sold the Plate, and divided the money amongst them; they denied the fact at the Trial, except Vincent, who would have excused the other two; but that did not avail them, they were all three found guilty of Felony.

[Branding. See summary.]