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ltlfi‘iitt C’cpgemigi‘)i;68‘5 : ' Vv’lwxe
{90$ ill-fife; blougfit {0 be Trged

. on: their Atra'stzvnmcnt; andthe

31y, fras‘td 9“; Acquitted.

ces over the Rebels in the WW,
neat Bridrrwater, upon the 6:6.
of 3a!) lafi paft ; a confidez‘able
Number of Prifo. s, then, and after-
wards taken- {veréfiured in divers Pri-
fons, in order to their being brought to

Jufiieg. .

:- Pon the Viétorf, that 1* fileafidl
God «.0 give ‘H'rs Mapzaay’s' For-

The Keeper of Nemgate had Order to\

carry down into the W cfl, . -

Samp/baLar/E Wifliam ‘Hewlingg . '

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of DORSET;
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:Halden there on Fridajev‘dSaturdzjtlxe 491.7; arid 5th. Days'of this »

te'thé Nuthbet of‘Nim} Eight Per-

rUSIQMy 5,5,3? bl'Canefiing the F «215* UP-
mhflf Ill-"Hy Ple‘aded Not-Gullry to 2
Their lmfiCi-znem ; and neon their Riyal: Twmtmee was fouud Guil- '

Cbrz'flo. Bdtiscoméw job/z yams: ;
Leonid jatl'fo» 5‘01”“ Hifl ‘ '
SameIGli on 70/1” Kidd

30;,” Smit Abra/14m Holmr,‘ 8:0;

A. ad Lfremithefiare-Houfe Wcjfmixfler,

jo/ia Ashe 301m Marder.

Were all cariefldown firongly Guarded;
and dilpofed of in feveral Goals, till they
could bebrought upon their T172118, for
their Traytorous and Unnatural Rebelli-

 

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try, upon feveral Indictments,

Edward Lowther
john Down
S’o/‘eph Strong
Richard 'Damnt'er
john Batcher
Benjamin‘Crow
Thoma: Gammage
Stephen Coo/e
Thoma: Bennet
ame: Fi/her ~
ohn Manning
Rohert Lamhard
W idiam W at:ford
Richard Keeld
George Plamr]:
Thoma: Aller
John Reaf on
Johnf'Speering -
Mathew Porter
Robert Ball
John Bull
Robert Sperwa]
John Spra/ee
John Edvards
Nathaniel Swayfield
John Hardeman -
Abel Prinell

John Leverage
Rohert Fawn ‘
70hr; Beament Sen,
30hr: Beamont Ju.

' EliafiStephen:

"Daniel Parker

yohn Enid/e
Thoma: Parfon:
Thoma: Fort
Nichola: Partner
John Bet/i:

Thoma: William:
Mathew Hutchin:
Ntchala: Stueth
Bernard Bryant
Benjamin Sanford
John Mtnifee
Rarmond Clotwtrth]
John Lee

John ,Qnintt'ne ‘
Thoma: Clap
Thoma: C ooh
John White
George Collier
Jame: Pornra]. '
R okert Slate
Thoma: Hoar :

Peterfow ‘ . _. .a- . ~ . .

Who eing feverall asked iquilty or not

Guilty; they plea. ed Guilty to the Indi-

&ment, as knowing there was plain and

poflitive Proof againlt them, they having
e

en Afiually in the

them taken on the

Rebellion : " Molt of

place. When upon

the like IndiCtment of High-Treafon ,

were Arraigned.

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-Wiliam Camden

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- ~ September the 8th. 1685.

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temher at Dorchefier “Vibe Count yof Dor-
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John Locke} ' "William Sellwood .
Thoma": Smith Thoma: Shinlér”
John Gardner Phillip Letterman

' lgVilliam Lafh Mathew Elliot
IIe‘n‘ry Ford Robert Ginne;

' John Gaine John James

J Jofeph Speed John Will:
George Steward Bartholomew Barge
John Stérriti Thoma: Weld
Samuel Ganle. Edward Wale
Robert White Samael I'Iilliard
John H’oodarard Mathew Brag: and

ohn Paar William Saunder:

otherwi/e Foard

Thel'e pleading not Guilty , put them
{elves for theif Tryal upon God and
their Country; the Jurors all'able Tub-
fiantial men , being charged with them
to try the [line : The Indiflments were
read a lecond time, and the Witnelles pro-
duced, who proved the Treafon plain a-
gainft allbut Saunder: who was acquitted:
Mdfi of them appearing to have been taken
in the immediate purfint,and the Remain-
der known to be concerned in that Re-
belliOn by good and credible Teflimony,
whereupon having nOthing material to
offer in their own Defence, that being
moltly made up of trivial Exeufes and en-
deavoured Evafions; they after a fair hear-
ing, ,were feverally found Guilty by

lthofe ,Perl‘onshm whom they had put

themfelves for Tryal, to the __Number
of Twenty Nine . and thereupon recei-
ved Sentence of Death, as Rebels and
Traytors again& His Molt Sacred Ma-
iefiy, and were accordingly ordered to
be Executed as fuch , on the 7th. In-
fiann -

The Other Sixty Eight Confeffed their

LIndiétmnets. , remaining. at that time

to receive Judgment. ' .

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'. " ' {L 0 ND 0 N ; P. fined by E. Mallet an FM. mt; . ‘- -‘

neat-5FIeet-Bridge, 1685. - ‘ ;

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1448 9
A32
1685

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