Guilty 4 s. 10 d. |Reference Number||t17330912-27|. Kelly and Grace were try'd Last Sessions, for robbing Edev. Some Persons came to me the next Day, and told me, that they had seen the Prisoners in that Field the Night before, upon who, I go a Warrant, and took them up on Suspicion; but none of my Things were found upon them.
Between 7 and 8 on Saturday Morning, the 1st of September, the Prisoner came to Mr. Nowell's Stables in George-Yard, Westminster, with a bay Gelding with a bald Face and white Leg. I can't say exactly, but as far as could be in Reason. I have known the Prisoner 2 Years, I serv'd him with Bread; he's a Button-maker by Trade; he did keep a House, but he has since liv'd in Lodgings in Stevens's-Ale, in West-minister. Did you see him there? I bought him about 7 a Clock in the Morning, on Saturday was se'nnight. They were all taken up, and brought before the Justice, and he swore positively, that the Prisoners were two of the Men, and that he believ'd James Baker and Thomas and James Alexander were the other three. Suppose briscoe cole is found not guilty of murder in a fair jury trial. You was in Company with the Irishmen who made the Riot, but I can't say that I saw you strike the Porter.
On the 27th of June, I went out about 7 in the Evening with a young Lady, whom I nurse for my Lord Albemarle, and left myGoods and Money lock'd up in a Deal-box in my Chamber, I return'd in about half an Hour, when the Prisoner was gone; my Box was broke open, and 4 gold Rings, 4 Handkerchiefs, 4 Suits of Head-Clothes, 4 pair of Russles, a pair of Stays, and 34 Guineas were taken away. The Messenger who was sent for the Linen, being return'd, the Prisoner was again set to the Bar. No Evidence appearing, he was acquitted. Can you make any Judgment by what you saw on the Linen, whether there was an Emission of Seed? The Deceas'd said to some of them, I hope you won't murder the Man! I went up Stairs to Mrs. Bishop, and told her my Daughter was very Forward. On the 28th of July, just at Midnight, as I was crossing Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, I was set upon by five Men; it was a very clear Star-light Night, and I could see very plainly. The Prisoner hearing the Window broke, went off for fear they should make him pay for it. As the King's Witnesses were examin'd a part, let those for the Prisoner be examin'd in the same Manner. He sent for me to Tothil-Fields Bridewell, and said, he hop'd I would not do him any Damage, and desir'd that I would not let any Body know at what Time in the Morning he brought the Horse to our House, but that I would say, it was between 10 and 11. Because another Man broke his Head. Suppose Briscoe Cole is found not guilty of murder in a fair jury trial. Later, evidence comes to - Brainly.com. He told me he had had the Horse 6 Months. At the Crown and Ball in George's Court in St. John's-Lane, near Hicks's-Hall, is Sold, A WATER which perfectly cures the ITCH, or Itching Humour in any Part of the Body, having no offensive Scent; and that been approved by many Years Experience. She said, In her own Kitchen; and that besides, he beat her with a great ragged sharp pointed Stick.
Excludes moderators and previous. 'Tis in that Trank, says he I ask'd him how much there was? He had spent 15 Guineas of the Money; and the rest, which were nine Guineas, three Moidores, and a 36s. And at the same Time I perceived she was fumbling with her Fingers, to get the Rings off. I believe it was in part. John Bromley, was indicted for stealing 525 Guineas, 5 Moidores, 2 half Moidores, 1 Broad Piece, value 23 s. a quarter Broad Piece, value 5 s. 9 d. 5 quarter Guineas, 1 Portugal Piece, value 9 s 40 l. in Silver, 8 Gold Rings, value 40 s. a Canvas Bag, a Silk Purse, and a Thread Purse, the Goods of Thomas Dyer, in his House, August the 2d last. How long did he lye on you? She was 9 Years old the 4th of June last. And he said, Yes, very well; and he believ'd there was one of the Suttons (for there's two Brothers of them) if not both. Page 67. Suppose briscoe cole is found not guilty pleasures. and in May following he and others were try'd for robbing John Violane of a Hat, for stealing John Frazier 's Coat, and for stealing Rich. He did not, but I believe he would have done it, with a proviso the Prisoner would have given him Liberty; but the Prisoner fell upon him before he could get his Arms clear from his Waistcoat.
I saw the Deceas'd 3 Days before she dy'd: Her Breast was bruis'd, and there was an Impression of a Key, with all the Wards, stamp'd as plain, as if it had been made in Clay. Going along Prince's Street with another Porter, I stoop'd down, and took up a Six-pence. Mary Thomas and Charles Burton, were indicted, she for stealing a Sheet, 2 Shifts, a Muslin Hood, and a Table Cloth; and he for receiving them, knowing them to have been stolen, Sept. Suppose briscoe cole is found not guilty gear. No Evidence. I ask'd his Wife about it, and she said, Mrs. Sutton had indeed been with her Husband, but he was a Man of more honour than to take Money to stop the Prosecution. And told him it should be better for him than he expected, if he would clear the Prisoner Richardson.
Did any of the King's Witnesses see any Body strike the Prisoner with a Stick? I have seen Skarmishes by him many times before this. I went in Pursu't of him towards Harwich, but he was taken in Kent by others who followed him in Dover Road. Jonas was try'd on two Indictments in May last; one for robbing William Banks in Stepney-Fields, and the other for stealing the Tilt of a Boat, but acquitted or both. Nathaniel Snape, was indicted for stealing 8 Ounces of Silver-Thread, value 50s.
Thence he drove her to London-Bridge, where she bought two gold Rings, and after that to the World's-End. Not before that time, but I know him very well now. Burnt in the Hand 1. Yes, with a nasty ragged, rough pointed Stick. Which of the following sentences is written in the active voice? I ask'd Mr. Turst, If he should know any of the Persons who robb'd him? On Tuesday Morning, when the Deceas'd was dying, I heard some Neighbours ask her, Who beat her so? I said, I believ'd the Child had got an ill Distemper, and advis'd them to go to a Surgeon, because I had no Judgement in those Things.