... his sword on the head of the villain, and ultimately effected his capture. Ie was the next day examined before Thomas Raw~don Ward, Esq. and fully committed for trial. Three of his accoiiiplices in the' intended 'robbery made off without discovery. Too ...

... e, nd ?? facts I find that a very large pro- 'I portc-ion of the peraons 'applying for relief here ars from ii !r Fwrrin~don Ward, and.- I have not the remotest doubt bat thatL many -have received relief from all three sources. - W The number of applications ...

... dealled thew4ole transaction, stating that the two constables ,werepulling thewor an by the arms along the pavement, face don- wards, and thatawhen Mr. Long- remontrated ieth them, tellingthe touget a stretcher, ?? 1l3 N asked what it had to do with him ...

... or fee -day or two after that he tetk it to Mr. Benson's, Ludgate-b .e hill, who offered him. a ten pound chi fo t o fe-don, wards detained it. Witness told him that he must have Tobe known the Act of Parliament which required him t6 tak- souch things ...