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Old Bailey, juicio t17410225-64 (1741-02-25) - Violent Theft > Robbery 83, 84 Mary Brown , and Mary Langley , were indicted for assaulting Catherine, the Wife of John Yoward , putting her in Fear, &c. and taking from her a silk Handkerchief, Value one Shilling , the Goods of John Yoward . January the 19th. Catherine Yoward On the 19th Day of Jan. I went to the Prisoner Langley's House in Cat-Alley, Long-Lane , to enquire for my Husband. The two Prisoners were standing by the Fire, and another Woman ( Mary Highdutch ) who was sitting in the Corner, flew upon me, and one of them said, let us cut the B - 's Nose off; upon that they knocked my Head against the Wall, and I ran out into the Court, and they after me; I clapped my Hands round a Post, and the Prisoner Langley swore she would have something; upon that she snatch'd off my Handkerchief, and ran a-cross the Way, to the Prisoner Brown. John Franklin . I live in the same Court, and hearing a Tumult, went down Stairs, and saw that the Prosecutrix was very much beat, but I did not hear her complain of a Robbery. Both Acquitted .
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Old Bailey, juicio t17410225-64 (1741-02-25) - Violent Theft > Robbery 83, 84 Mary Brown , and Mary Langley , were indicted for assaulting Catherine, the Wife of John Yoward , putting her in Fear, &c. and taking from her a silk Handkerchief, Value one Shilling , the Goods of John Yoward . January the 19th. Catherine Yoward On the 19th Day of Jan. I went to the Prisoner Langley's House in Cat-Alley, Long-Lane , to enquire for my Husband. The two Prisoners were standing by the Fire, and another Woman ( Mary Highdutch ) who was sitting in the Corner, flew upon me, and one of them said, let us cut the B - 's Nose off; upon that they knocked my Head against the Wall, and I ran out into the Court, and they after me; I clapped my Hands round a Post, and the Prisoner Langley swore she would have something; upon that she snatch'd off my Handkerchief, and ran a-cross the Way, to the Prisoner Brown. John Franklin . I live in the same Court, and hearing a Tumult, went down Stairs, and saw that the Prosecutrix was very much beat, but I did not hear her complain of a Robbery. Both Acquitted .