| James Dawe | Committed by Sir J.W. Prideaux, bart, on suspicion of stealing a lamb, property of John Harding. |
| William Smith | |
| John Richards | Committed by W. Spicer, E.B. Blackett, and R. Vyvyan, on a violent suspicion of having murdered Philip Smith. |
| Sarah Irish | Committed by W. Cholwich, esq, for burglariously breaking the House of thomas Hext and stealing several articles of wearing apparel. |
| James Balkeley | Committed by J. Laforey, esq, for having in his custody ten iron bars, part of the Kings stores. |
| Thomas Lane | Committed by W. Radcliffe, esq, for stealing a cow, property of Henry Philips. |
| John Keswell | Committed by Sir, J.W. Prideaux, for burglariously breaking the House of Mary Hutchins and stealing upwards of fifty guineas and other monies. |
| Susannah Mortimore | Committed by T. Reynolds, gent, coroner, for poisoning her husband, William Mortimore. |
| Thomas Elliot | Committed by H. Newman, esq, for stealing several articles of wearing apparel, property of Thomas Fast. |
| Peter Loosemoor | Committed by J. Baring, esq, for stealing a bullock. |
| William Loosemoor | Committed by J. Baring, esq, for stealing several bullocks, property of John Wilmington, Samuel Rogers, and others. |
| William Willis | Committed by S. Bremridge, gent, coroner, for feloniously killing and slaying William Willis, his son. |
| William Delbridge | Committed by J. Carrington, clerk, for stealing a wether sheep, property of Robert Norrish. |
| Thomas Luxton | Committed by R. Fanshawe, esq, for stealing out of the counting-house of Anne Shepherd fifteen guineas and sixteen shillings. |
| William Parsons alias Parish | Committed by R. Fanshawe, esq, for ripping lead from the home of Anne Shepherd. |
| John Rowe | |
| Abraham Plimshole | Committed by R. Vyvyan, clerk, for stealing a mare, saddle, bridle, and nine geese, property of William Cleave. |
| John Cox | Committed by G. Cooke, clerk, for breaking the house of John Holman and stealing various articles of wearing apparel. |
| Dennis Connor | |
| James Sticke | Committed by R. Vyvyan, clerk, for assaulting and beating Philip Pillage on the Kings highway, and robbing him of three guineas, eight shillings, his shoes and buckles, and two handkerchiefs. |
| George Salter | |
| William Salter | |
| Peter Salter | |
| Daniel Goslin | Committed by J. Baring, esq, and others, for murder of William Jenkins and William Scott, officers of excise. |
| Nicholas Cooke | Committed by J. Laroche, esq, for stealing a quantity of wheat out of the barn of William Farrant. |
| George Polley | |
| John Bassett | Committed by J. Laforey, esq, for having divers of his majesty's stores in their custody. |
| Nicholas Hine | Committed by Sir, J. Duntze, bart, for stealing a silver watch, the property of James Brumpton. |
| Edward Coombe | |
| Jane Reynolds | Committed by P.D. Foulkes, clerk, for stealing four shirts and other things. |
| Joseph Sylvester | |
| Thomas Wine | Committed by J. Adney, clerk, for stealing two sheep, property of Robert Gillard and John Mortimore. |
| Thomas Shapton | Committed by Sir, J.W. Prideaux, for assaulting Henry Bradley, officer of excise, in execution of his duty. |
| Thomas Gatch | Committed by Sir, J.W. Prideaux, for burglariously breaking the house of Henry Michell and stealing a quantity of bacon, bread, etc. |
| John Walke | Committed by J. Bulteel, esq, for stealing from the person of Prowsa a silver watch and a purse containing sixteen guineas and other monies. |
| Joseph Hector | Committed by Sir, J, Chichester, for a felony. |
| Elizabeth Statton Letherby | Committed by B. Incledon, esq, for burglariously breaking the house of Richard Gibbs, and stealing several articles of wearing apparel. Also for stealing an apron, property of Mary Gregory. |
| John Mabyn | Committed by T. Baker, clerk, for stealing fowls, property of John Hingston. |
| Charles Oldford | Committed by Sir, J.W. Prideaux, for assaulting Samuel Dean on the kings highway and robbing him of two bags. |
| Elizabeth Denham | Committed by J. Carrington, clerk, for stealing a quantity of worsted, property of John Fowler. |
| Stephen Nankivel | Committed by J. Jago, clerk, for feloniously stealing a seam of turf, property of William Bickell. |
| James Touchit Blaney Campbell | Committed by G.W. Mallet, gent, coroner, for killing and slaying George Harden. |
| John Rice | |
| Susanna Mortimore | Committed by G. Cooke, clerk, etc, for stealing a sheep and a lamb, property of Elias Langdon. |
