being the common gaole for this county as appeareth by mittimus. 18. James Walker of Lucker in the same county laborer charged wth the felonious stealing of ffower sheepe the goodes of Nicholas Lynsey of Lucker aforesaid, one of web sheepe is found wth him and vpon his examina'con he hath confessed the stealeing thereof as appeareth by Mittimus: 1627. 19. Henry Robson laborer for the felonious stealeing of one ewe and one sheepe hogg the goodes of Edward Selby and John Forster of Newlandes w'hin this County wch in his examinac'on he hath confessed as by mitt' appeareth. 20. George Bell late of Headon in the p'ish of Newton and countye of Northumb'land charged wth the felonious stealeing of certeine sheepe of St John Selbyes kt. and John Strothers Esq' for wh sev'all felonyes he was formerly taken and escaped from the officers of Kyllham as by mittimus appeareth. ch 21. Jane Robson wife of Mathew Robson of Leeplish in the libertyes of Tyndale and County of Northumb’land, charged with the felonious killing of Mabell Robson the wife of George Robson of Leeplish aforesaid his brother in lawe by sorcery or witchcraft as by mittimus &c. appeareth. 22. Christopher Dennyson charged wth the murder of John Hudspeth the sonne of Thomas Hudspeth of Corbrigg w'hin this County yeom' & removed from his St John Clau' maties gaole att Westchester by vertue of his Maties writt directed to the Sheriffe of the said County dated the ij° Julij an' quarto R. R's Caroli nunc Anglie &c. for wh fact he fledd thither. 23. Edward Dennyson charged wth the said murder and removed from his maties gaole att Carlyle there kept for his maties County of Cumberland into wth county he fled and there was appr'hended, removed hither by vertue of his maties writt dated vt sup2. 24. George Coxon of Rukeing charged wth the stealeing of six sheepe one whereof is challenged w'h him. The goodes of Tho: Browne of Ramshawe. 25. Gerard Coxon of Rukeing al's Hint charged wth the felonious receipt of Rob'te Ellet al's Hobb of Cockshawe scottishman a great theefe who at that tyme was suspected wth the stealeing of a gray mare the goodes of Willia' Dowges of Dowges burne. 26. George Maughlin of Hartside charged wth the ing k❜t. 24to Julij murthering of one Raiph Browne of Hartside as by mittimus appeareth. 1628. Sr John Clau’ 27. Bartram Mauglin charged wth the felonious muring k't. 24to Julij thering and killing of the said Raiph Browne as appeareth by his mittimus. 1628. Morpeth xvj'th of 28. Michaell Elsden of the Mote committ from the last Sessions without either baile or mainprise being taken vpon a capias awarded from the last Sessions vpon an indictement for felony vizt for stealing of Cattle. By the bench 29. William Hall of Reavenscleugh. T. SWINBURN vic'. com'. North'b'r. NORTHUMBER: 1628.-The Judent from Mr Gilby Clerk of the said Assizes, 1628. DELIB'ACIO Gaole d'ni Regis com' sui Northumbr' tent' apud castrum Novi Castri sup' Tinam in com' p'dict' die Mercurij decimo tercio die Augusti Anno Regni d'ni n'ri Caroli dei gr'a Anglie Scotie Franc' et Hib'nie Regis fidei defensor' &c. quarto, Coram Jacobo Whitlock mil' vno Justiciar' dicti d'ni regis coram ip'o rege tenend' assign' et Henrico Yelverton mil' vno Justiciar' dict' d'ni Regis de Banco: Justiciar' ad assis' et gen'al' gaole delib'ac'onem in Com' p'dict', necnon ad diu'sa felon' transgr' et al' malefa'ta in eodcom' p'petrat' audiend' et terminand': Ac ad gaola illa de prisonar' in ea existen' lib'and' assign' &c. No'ia eor' qui habent Judiciu' ad Nomina eor' qui sunt cul de parvo suspend' p' Collum. Christopher Dennyson Edr'us Dennyson Ambrosius Dennyson Nicholas Robson Thomas Currye Matheus Hall. Nomina Clericorum. Thomas Snawdon l'rocinii et flagilland'. Jacobus Walker Georgius Coxon Edwardus Spraggon Will'mus Churban. Nomen eius qui respectatur a pena pro Carnifice. Henricus Robson, O lett the sorrowful sighing of the prisoners come before the, according to the greatnes of thy power p'serve thou those that are appoynted to dye.—Psal': 79 ver : 12. NORTHUMBR' 1629. ties Justices of peace. Names of his Ma'- A Kalender of all the prisoners now remayneing in his Maties gaole of High Castle for ffelony and other capital offences deliu'ed vnto St Thomas Trevor & S Henry Yelverton his maties Judges of this assizes houlden att Newcastle the xxijth of July an° R. R's Caroli Anglie &c. quinto ano dn’i 1629. Theis six comitt the last assizes to remayne wthout baile as by the Judent appeareth. Sr Jo: Claver ing the last assizes w'hout baile or maneprise. 1. James Marshall late of Whitside in the said County laborer charged wth the murthering of George Marshall his owne child wch he hath confessed. 2. John Brewis Scottishman for the stealeing of xxviij weather sheepe, the goodes of St John Selby knight, and likewise for an eschape out of his maties said gaole, as appeareth by a mittimus dated the second of August 1627. 3, 4, 5, 6. William Thirlewall Thomas Bates Jennetta Gray and David Donoldson commit by his Maties Justices att a sessions houlden att Morpeth the 5th of July anno tertio Regis Caroli for refusing to take the oath of allegiance. 7. George Tate for the felonious stealeing of five sheepe the goodes of William Kirsopp of Ingram and for xxte sheepe the goodes of James Davidson of Snype |