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An Authentic Account of the Trials etc, of the Five Malefactors,
(including George Allen, alias Powditch)
who were Executed at Kennington-Common, on Monday 23 April, 1770,
for the Robberies they had committed in the County of Surrey.
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A n A C C O U N T o f t h e o t h e r P R I S O N E R S
T r i e d a t t h e sa i d A S S I Z E S
WI L L I A M S I M O N D S, was indicted for feloniously stealing a sorrel Mare, / the property
of Thomas Law ; he was also indicted for breaking the County Goal / of Surrey. ----- Guilty
Death, but Reprieved.
Chriftian Anderson, was indicted for taking away Richard Trevis, an infant of two years /
of age, from his mother Ann Trevis, in Kent-street, Southwark, and blinding him, in order /
to ask charity with him. ----- To be Transported for Seven Years.
Benjamin Day, was indicted for assaulting and robbing John Townson, on Barnes
Common, / in the County of Surrey, of three Guineas in Money, his property. ----- Guilty
Death, / but Reprieved.
John Brian, was indicted for.opposing and obstructing Joseph Dunkin, Samuel Robins, /
and Richard Rule, Officers of His Majesty's Customs of the Port of London, in the due ex-/
ecution of their office, and wounding and beating them, contrary to the statute. ----- To be /
Transported for Three Years.
William Hownsome, was indicted for feloniously stealing one black Gelding, and one
black / Mare, at Eastergate, in the County of Sussex, the property of Henry Dickins. -----
Guilty / Death, but Reprieved.
Catherine Kelley, was indicted on suspicion of stealing in the dwelling-house of John
Lamb, / thirty-nine Guineas in Money, his property .— To be Transported for Seven Years.
Mary Johnson, alias Ann Fulk, was indicted for feloniously stealing from John Betterton, /
one Silver Watch, with a black String, Key and Seal, his property. ----- Acquitted.
Phillippa Gee, was indicted on her own confession, of being delivered of a bastard child, /
in the Parish of Epsom, in the County of Surrey, and on suspicion of murdering and
destroy-/ ing the same.------- Acquitted.
John Baker
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An Authentic Account of the Trials etc, of the Five Malefactors,
(including George Allen, alias Powditch)
who were Executed at Kennington-Common, on Monday 23 April, 1770,
for the Robberies they had committed in the County of Surrey.
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