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... fcaffold credit d before Newgate, v z. Richard Jacobs, for ho.fe dealing; John Rcboult, for affauhing and robbing Mr, Jump, in the Green-lane from Newington-green to Ei field ; John Morris and James Gutherie, for affaulnng and robbing Mr. Marlha'l; James ...