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Old Bailey, juicio t17420909-30 (1742-09-09) - Violent Theft > Highway robbery Ewins the Irishman asked him what he had in his Bag, and took it from him, and put his Hand in his Pocket, he took out what Money the Gentleman had in his Pocket, which he said was 22 s. and 6 d. which was shared among us; so he sunk the rest. - Squire was searching his Pockets too. I do not know what was taken out of the other Pocket. Q. Did any Body hold up a Pistol? Hawkins . Squire had a short Rolling-pin, which might be taken for a Pistol in a Surprize. That young Fellow John Cooper had a Hanger, Squire took the Bag with the Box and Spurs in it. - The Gentleman desired to have his Fowl again, said he, there is nothing in that Bag but a Fowl, I hope you will give it me back again; and John Cooper said if he spoke another Word he would cut off his Nose; the Cock Spurs Squire and Cooper sold in Rag-Fair for 3 s. The Fowl was dressed at Mr Smith's, the Yorkshire Grey in Rag-Fair, on Monday Morning, Squire, Cooper and I were at the eating of it, Jennings was not; the 22 s. and 6 d. was divided between us, we had 3 s. and 6 d. a Piece, and the other 18 d. was spent in Bottled-Ale and Brandy. Jennings . I am sure of it, I never was out with them before that Night. Hawkins. We robb'd five People that Night, and every one of the Prisoners were with me then. - I believe this is the Box the Spurs were in; I took particular Notice of it. Jennings . Please to ask him how long he has known me. Hawkins. I…
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Old Bailey, juicio t17420909-30 (1742-09-09) - Violent Theft > Highway robbery Ewins the Irishman asked him what he had in his Bag, and took it from him, and put his Hand in his Pocket, he took out what Money the Gentleman had in his Pocket, which he said was 22 s. and 6 d. which was shared among us; so he sunk the rest. - Squire was searching his Pockets too. I do not know what was taken out of the other Pocket. Q. Did any Body hold up a Pistol? Hawkins . Squire had a short Rolling-pin, which might be taken for a Pistol in a Surprize. That young Fellow John Cooper had a Hanger, Squire took the Bag with the Box and Spurs in it. - The Gentleman desired to have his Fowl again, said he, there is nothing in that Bag but a Fowl, I hope you will give it me back again; and John Cooper said if he spoke another Word he would cut off his Nose; the Cock Spurs Squire and Cooper sold in Rag-Fair for 3 s. The Fowl was dressed at Mr Smith's, the Yorkshire Grey in Rag-Fair, on Monday Morning, Squire, Cooper and I were at the eating of it, Jennings was not; the 22 s. and 6 d. was divided between us, we had 3 s. and 6 d. a Piece, and the other 18 d. was spent in Bottled-Ale and Brandy. Jennings . I am sure of it, I never was out with them before that Night. Hawkins. We robb'd five People that Night, and every one of the Prisoners were with me then. - I believe this is the Box the Spurs were in; I took particular Notice of it. Jennings . Please to ask him how long he has known me. Hawkins. I…