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... Brockman 30 Hon James Cornwallis Dean of Canter- Wildafti, B!q. o Rev. J. Taylor, D D, 10 -o George Btfliop, £lq. re- 10 Charles Booth, Elq. so Eiq. 50 John Cole, Eq. Fr. Auilen, £;q. Aer. Robert Styje 10 F. M. Aultcn, Efq. Rev. E. 1 A. H, shove, Elq. H ...
... 30 Slade, Sheriff 50 O J Rev, j. Taylor, DD. The H. C. Marfham 150 o 1 George Buhop, Elq. T.K.Bignt, Jun. Eiq. 150 o J Charles Booth, Efq. o Wm. Evelyn, Efqr. 50 o J.Sawbridge, Elq. 50 0 Sir Horace Mann 100 John Cole, Elq. o Sir J. ir'ilmei 100 o Fr. Aullen ...
... o W. Slade, Sheriff fO o Rev. J. Taylor, DD. The H. C. Marfham 150 George Billiop, Efq. 10 T. Knight, Jun. Efq. 150 o Charles Booth, Elq. o Wm. Evelyn, Efqr. 50 J.Sawbridge, o Sir Horace Mann 100 o John Cole, Efq. zo q SirJ.Filmer 100 Fr. Aullen, Elq ...
... Plough-Conr , Uasbican, and robbing her of a Metal Watch, a Gold Ring, and two Shillings. — Job Wil- kinfon, for robbing Charles Booth, in the New Road, near Ikdford-lloufe, of a Gold Watch, a Dollar, and fuuie Silver.— Robert Hndfon and Wm. Bailey, for ...
... in Plough-Court, Barbican, and robbing her of Metal Watch, Gold Ring, and two Shillings. —Job Wilkinfon, for robbing Charles Booth, the New R»ad, near Bedford-Houfe, of a Gold yVatch, a Dollar, and lome Silver—Robert Hudfon and Wni. Bailey, for robbing ...
... Rawlins, Mary Balfter, for affaulting Elizabeth Vines and robbing her of metal* watch, and 25.; Job Wilkinion, for robbing Charles Booth of a gold watch and ibme filver ; Robert and Wm, Bailey, for robbing Dent in Hyde Park* one guinea, William Brewtter Richard ...
... and William Bailey, for robbing John Dent in Hyde Park of a Guinea, two half Guineas, Sec. Job Wilkinfon, for rob- bing Charles Booth in the Duke of Bedford's pri- vate Road of a Gold Warch, a Dollar, Sec. in the Firft Cart: Richard Davis and William Brewfter ...
... William Eailey, for robbing John D».nt in Hyde-Park ot a Guinea, two Half- Guineas, &c. — Jub WflkhifiHi, for robbing Charles Booth in the Duke of Bedford's privare Road of a Gold Watch, a Dollar, fee in the but Cart.— Richard Daiisaud William Brevs iter ...
... jf Tyburn, vi 2. George Perkins, and Mary Rawlins, Elizabeth Vines, in her dwelling houfe; Job Wilkinfon, for fobbing Charles Booth, on the highway Robert Hatton and William Bailev, for P en the highway in Hyde Park ; William Brewlter and Richard Davis ...
... for Sheriffs by the Lords of the Council, for the enfuing year, are as f. How ; Kent, Sir John Boyd, of Danfons, Bart. Charles Booth, of Steed-hill, Sir John Brewer Davis, of Hawkhurft, K.nt. Surry. William Aldcrfey, of Stoke, near Guildford, Efq. James ...
... Bart. James Walwyn, of Longworth, E{q; Sir Ed- ward Boughton, of Vowehurch, Bart. . Sir John Boyd, of Danfons, Bart. Charles Booth, of Steed hill, Efq; Sir John Brewer Davis, of ‘Knot. Charlies Grave Hudfon, of Wan- lip; William Vann, of Belgrave ; Thomas ...
... , Efq. Hertford/hire. John Thomas Ellis, of Widiall-Hall, Efq. Hereford/hire. James Walwyn ; of Longworth, Efq. Kent. Charles Booth, of Steed-Hill, Efq. Lelcefterjhire. Charles Grave Hudfon, of Wanlip, Efq. Lincolnjh. Geo. Wm. Johnfon, of Witham-on-the-Hill ...