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stealing thirteen pounds weight of sugar, val. 7 s. the goods of <rs type="persName" id="t17530607-1-victim29"> <interp inst="t17530607-1-victim29" type="role" value="proceedingsvictim"></interp>
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, in the shop of the said Joseph </rs>
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; the two prisoners and the evidence came into my shop, my maid was serving them, another took the sugar, and had it under his apron; they went out, I pursued them round Limehouse church, they dropt the sugar in the churchyard, I took the evidence Hall, and carried him before Justice Berry, he granted a search warrant, and by the information of Hall I found the other two, I took them in Leadenhall-street, and carried them before my Lord-Mayor, where Underwood confest the taking the sugar.</p>
<p>- Hall. One Jack went to Arnold's to buy a halfpennyworth of butter, then one Ben. Ball went in, and Underwood after him, he took the sugar, I staid at the door, and saw him take it out of the window, and run through a Street, Mr. Arnold run after him, he run through the church-yard, Mr. Arnold follow'd him, he dropt it, a servant maid took it up, and brought it to Mr. Arnold, I saw it brought into the alehouse, it is the same sugar loaf that was taken.</p>
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Q. Did you go out a robbing?</p>
<p>Hall. No, we did not think of any such thing, we went out to swim.</p>
<p>Q. Do you know any thing of Collard ?</p>
<p>Hall. Yes, there was six of us together.</p>
<p>Q. Was there no mention of getting money in any unlawful way ?</p>
<p>Hall. No, Sir, indeed.</p>
<p>Q. What is your way of living?</p>
<p>Hall. I live with a silver spinner.</p>
<p>Underwood's Defence.</p>
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guilty 4 s. 10 d </rs>
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Acquitted </rs>
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<note>[Transportation. See summary.]</note>
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