Old Bailey Proceedings:
Old Bailey Proceedings: Accounts of Criminal Trials

10th May 1722

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John Gibbons proceedingsdefend (a Black ) of St. Giles in the Fields , was indicted for feloniously stealing out of the Dwelling House of the Lady Afflick, 4 Silver Candlesticks, val. 12 l. a pair of Silver Snuffers and stand, 45 l. the Goods of the Lady Afflick proceedingsvictim ; and 2 Shirts, and other Things , the Goods of Solomon Coventry proceedingsvictim , on the 15th of April last. John Thomas < no role > and Henry Tewksbury < no role > , depos'd, that about 4 a Clock on Sunday in the Afternoon, they met the Prisoner in Bloomsbury Square, walking along in a hurry; and looking after him, saw the Snuffers drop out of his Pocket; upon which they apprehended him, and he confest the Fact. His Confession was read, and the Jury found him guilty to the val. of 39 s .

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