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Old Bailey, juicio t17500912-13 (1750-09-12) - Violent Theft > Robbery They took 2 s. and my hat, and went off. I preserved my watch the string being withinside, a guinea, and a ring. Q. Do you charge this to the prisoners, or either of them? Harsell. My lord, I will not swear to either of them, but I do believe Hutton and Rowland to be two of them that robb'd me. Luke Ball . I was in company with the prisoners, when we robb'd the prosecutor, there were five of us; there was one James Dormer . We met together at the King's-head, Gravel-lane, and met the prisoner in Red-Lion-street. Ben the Coalheaver had a pistol; he held it up at him. Rowland had another and fired it at him, but it missed. Q. to Harsell. Was there a pistol fired? Harsell. There was one snapp'd, but it missed fire. Ball. Then he turn'd round to Ben the Coalheaver, and said, d - n you, why don't you fire? mine has missed. Hutton had a hanger. James Dormer took two Shillings out of his pocket. I took him by the nose, and told him if he spoke a word I wou'd cut his nose off. Q. to Harsell. Do you remember any thing of this? Harsell. Yes, my lord. I called out watch, and thieves directly; one of them took me by my nose, and told me, if I spoke a word he wou'd cut my nose off. The watchmen were very near me, but none came to my assistance. I believe them to be as big rogues as these; had they come I could have taken them then. Q. to Ball. Who took away the prosecutor's hat? Ball. I did. Q. to Harsell. Is it upon…
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Old Bailey, juicio t17500912-13 (1750-09-12) - Violent Theft > Robbery They took 2 s. and my hat, and went off. I preserved my watch the string being withinside, a guinea, and a ring. Q. Do you charge this to the prisoners, or either of them? Harsell. My lord, I will not swear to either of them, but I do believe Hutton and Rowland to be two of them that robb'd me. Luke Ball . I was in company with the prisoners, when we robb'd the prosecutor, there were five of us; there was one James Dormer . We met together at the King's-head, Gravel-lane, and met the prisoner in Red-Lion-street. Ben the Coalheaver had a pistol; he held it up at him. Rowland had another and fired it at him, but it missed. Q. to Harsell. Was there a pistol fired? Harsell. There was one snapp'd, but it missed fire. Ball. Then he turn'd round to Ben the Coalheaver, and said, d - n you, why don't you fire? mine has missed. Hutton had a hanger. James Dormer took two Shillings out of his pocket. I took him by the nose, and told him if he spoke a word I wou'd cut his nose off. Q. to Harsell. Do you remember any thing of this? Harsell. Yes, my lord. I called out watch, and thieves directly; one of them took me by my nose, and told me, if I spoke a word he wou'd cut my nose off. The watchmen were very near me, but none came to my assistance. I believe them to be as big rogues as these; had they come I could have taken them then. Q. to Ball. Who took away the prosecutor's hat? Ball. I did. Q. to Harsell. Is it upon…