Elizabeth wife of Frances Doyle proceedingsdefend proceedingsdefend , of the Parish of St. Martin Orgars , was indicted for privately stealing a Silver Snuff-box, from the Person of William Wilson proceedingsvictim , the first of August last. The Prosecutor depos'd, That he going to take Water at the Old Swan , there happened to be a Crowd, occasioned by a Wager to be row'd for; and standing up, the Prisoner stood by him, and he lost his Snuff-box out of his Pocket; and two Persons came to him and acquainted him the Prisoner had pick'd his Pocket, and following her they apprehended her. Lawrence James < no role > depos'd, That he saw the Prisoner very busy in the Crowd, and suspecting her, he watch'd her, saw her stoop at the Prosecutor's Feet, and perceiv'd she took up something; upon which he ask'd the Prosecutor if he had lost any Thing, and he reply'd, he had lost his Snuff-box. Esther Mortimer < no role > depos'd, That she saw her have the Prosecutor's Snuff-box in her right Hand, and gave it an Old Man in a Cinnamon colour'd Coat, and said, There is all I have got, and went away. The Prosecutor's depos'd, The Box was afterwards sent to his Lodgings, while he was abroad, by a Porter, and he produc'd it in Court. The Prisoner deny'd the Fact. The Jury found her guilty to the Value of 10 d. Transportation .