excerpt from 'Old Bailey Proceedings Online (www.oldbaileyonline.org, version 8.0, 12 February 2019), October 1766, trial of Henry Peake (t17661022-47)' (101 words)
excerpt from 'Old Bailey Proceedings Online (www.oldbaileyonline.org, version 8.0, 12 February 2019), October 1766, trial of Henry Peake (t17661022-47)' (101 words)
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[Henry Peake was found guilty on 22 October 1766 of stealing a silver tankard and sentenced to branding] John York: I live with Mr. Marshall [keeper of the Ship alehouse, Stamford Hill]. On the 27th of September there were eight or nine men and a woman came into our house; they had several tankards of beer, and bread and cheese; some sang, some went to dancing, at last they quarrelled; the prisoner was one of them, I remember him in particular; he ran about the room dancing; he was soon missing out of the company; after which my master missed a silver tankard[.] |
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