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Old Bailey, juicio t17800405-26 (1780-04-05) - Violent Theft > Highway robbery Hart, my sister and I, sat facing the horses; Miss Hart, my nephew, and my daughter, facing of us. What is your sister's name? - Isabella Lawrence. You was coming towards London? - Yes. Did you sit on the left hand side, or the right? - The left hand next the door. Who sat fronting you? - My daughter. The man that came up had a bludgeon? - Yes, on my side; the man on the other side had a cutlass. The man that demanded your money and had the bludgeon was not the prisoner? - No. I made a noise at the coachman for not going on, and the fellow with the cutlass d - d my eyes, and blasted my eyes, and said, give me your watches! and he came round to my side to assist the man with the bludgeon. You scolded the coachman for stopping? - Yes, because we were but five or six yards from the Plough. On your saying so the other man came round to your side? - Yes. My nephew not giving the money in the manner he liked, the man made a blow at him with the cutlass, and cut his nose; and cut my hat as it lay on my daughter's knee. Was you near your nephew? - He sat in the middle, between Miss Hart and my daughter, one of them took both my nephew's cane and mine. Did you perceive the man? - I cannot swear positively to this man. How long might the man be on your side of the coach? - They were very near half an hour in the whole; the man with the cutlass had my money. Was you fuddled or sober? - I was not very well,…
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Old Bailey, juicio t17800405-26 (1780-04-05) - Violent Theft > Highway robbery Hart, my sister and I, sat facing the horses; Miss Hart, my nephew, and my daughter, facing of us. What is your sister's name? - Isabella Lawrence. You was coming towards London? - Yes. Did you sit on the left hand side, or the right? - The left hand next the door. Who sat fronting you? - My daughter. The man that came up had a bludgeon? - Yes, on my side; the man on the other side had a cutlass. The man that demanded your money and had the bludgeon was not the prisoner? - No. I made a noise at the coachman for not going on, and the fellow with the cutlass d - d my eyes, and blasted my eyes, and said, give me your watches! and he came round to my side to assist the man with the bludgeon. You scolded the coachman for stopping? - Yes, because we were but five or six yards from the Plough. On your saying so the other man came round to your side? - Yes. My nephew not giving the money in the manner he liked, the man made a blow at him with the cutlass, and cut his nose; and cut my hat as it lay on my daughter's knee. Was you near your nephew? - He sat in the middle, between Miss Hart and my daughter, one of them took both my nephew's cane and mine. Did you perceive the man? - I cannot swear positively to this man. How long might the man be on your side of the coach? - They were very near half an hour in the whole; the man with the cutlass had my money. Was you fuddled or sober? - I was not very well,…