MIDDLESEX COMMITMENTS.
riotously, and tumultuously assembling with other persons in Great Queen
Street, in the parish of St. Giles in the Fields
, on the 7th of June
last,
and forcibly and feloniously assisting in pulling down and demolishing the
house of Mr. Robert Kilby Cox< no role >
. Dated Dec. 19, 1780.
Detained on oath of Thomas Etherton< no role >
and others, for unlawfully, riot-
ously, and tumultuously assembling with other persons at the house of
Robert Kilby Cox< no role >
, Esq
; situate in Great Queen-street
, Lincoln's-inn
-
Fields, on the 7th of June last, and forcibly and felonously aiding and
assisting in pulling down and demolishing the said house. Dated Dec. 21,
1780.
22 Elizabeth Thompson< no role >
, in Clerkenwell-bridewell
, committed by J. Girdler,
Esq; on oath of Leonard Newton, for privately stealing from his person
one guinea and one half guinea. Dated Dec. 27, 1780.
23 Hugh Hughes< no role >
, in Clerkenwell
-bridewel, committed by J. Sherwood, Esq
;
on oath of Frederick William Sporman< no role >
and another, on suspicion of
burglariously breaking into a cellar adjoining and belonging to his dwell-
ing house, and taking thereout one cag containing a quantity of brandy,
and one other cag containing a quantity of bitters, the property of Sa-
muel Rutley< no role >
. Dated Jan. 4, 1781.
24 Ann Smith< no role >
,
Elizabeth Thompson< no role >
,}
in Clerkenwell-bridewell
, committed by J. Sher-
wood, Esq
; on oath of Robert Davis< no role >
, for feloni-
ously assaulting, in company with one John Henley< no role >
, on the high-
way, in New Gravel-lane, Shadwell
, putting him in fear, stabbing him
in the throat, and stealing from his person a silk handkerchief. Dated
Jan. 5, 1781.
25 Susannah Jackson< no role >
, in New-prison
, committed by J. Sherwood, Esq
; on
oath of Michael Fenning< no role >
, on suspicion of being concerned with William
Jackson in burglariously breaking his dwelling house and stealing 7 su-
gar loaves, 3 cannisters of tea, several cheeses, and a quantity of half-
pence. Dated Dec. 6, 1780.
Detained by name of Susannah Smith< no role >
, as an evidence on his Majesty< no role >
's be-
half, against William Jackson< no role >
, who stands charged on oath for having
burglariously broken & entered the dwelling-house of Michael Famming< no role >
,
and stealing a quantity of tea, sugar, and cheese. Dated Dec. 15, 1780.
Detained as an evidence against William Johnson< no role >
, who stands charged on
a violent suspicion of having feloniously received a certain quantity of
tea, sugar, and cheese, the property of Michael Famming< no role >
, knowing the
same to be stolen. Dated Dec. 15, 1780.
Same as No. 1.
25
Henry King< no role >
, in New-prison
, committed by S. Wright, Esq
; on oath of
Charles Stringer< no role >
and others, on suspicion of having wilfully, maliciously,
and feloniously shot at the said
Charles Stringer< no role >
with a pistol loaded with
powder and ball, and wounded him in the right arm. Dated Dec. 4,
1780.
Detained on oath of John Dashecourt< no role >
and others, for feloniously assaulting
Atabella Wentworth< no role >
, on the highway in the county of Kent
, putting