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The 10th 11th 12th and 13th of December, 1684.
And in the 36th Year of His Majesties Reign.
THE Sessions of the Peace, Oyer and Terminer, and Goal-delivery of Newgate, being held at Justice hall, in the Old Bayly, on Wednesday, Thursday, Fryday and Saturday, the 10th 11th 12th and 13th of Dec. 1684 before the Honourable Sir James Smith , Lord Mayor of the City of London, Sir Thomas Jenner , Kt. One of His Majesties Serjeants at Law, and Recorder of the aforesaid City, together with other Justices of London and Middlesex.
London Jury.
Middlesex Jury.
The Proceedings against the Prisoners &c. were these.
John Thoroughgood , being Indicted for stealing Eight Pewter Plates, valued at 8s. from a Person in Coleman-street , on the 17th of November last, upon his Arraignment Pleaded Guilty , owning himself to have Committed the said Fellony.
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John Fell , Indicted for stealing a Mare, valued at 4l. from William Clark , the 1st of November 1684. It appeared upon Evidence, that Fell had the Mare in his possession, and conveyed her to the Sign of the Dolphin, in the Parish of St. Buttolph without Bishopsgate, publickly owning her to be his, but upon her being seized, he endeavoured to execute the Fact, alledging he bought her of one Francis Gooding , but no proof being made of any such bargain, he was found Guilty .
John Fuller , Indicted for stealing a Gelding, value 7l. from John Osburn , on the 28th of November last, it was proved against him, that the day before his taking the said Gelding, he came to Osburn to borrow a Horse, who told him he had but one in the House, which he could not spare, and that those that were at grass, he would not take up, so that Fuller going away somewhat dissatisfied, and the next Morning the Gelding being missed, upon diligent inquiry he was found in the hands of a Porter in West-Smithfield, which Porter produced the Prisoner, who had delivered him into his possession, all which appearing upon Oath, Fuller made divers trivial excuses, alledging he found him in a lane, &c. but the Evidence being plain he was found Guilty .
John Morgan alias Hall , Indicted for stealing a Silver Mug, valued at 3l. from John Head of the Parish of St. Mary Woolnoth , on the Eight of November , it appeared upon Evidence, that Mr. Heads glass standing in the fore part of the shop was broke, and the Mug taken thence by Morgan, who upon pursuit dropt it, when in vindication of himself, he pleaded, that he took it not; but in the pursuit, whilst he was looking about him a Person came running by and dropped it at his feet, which slender shift not weighing with the Jury, the proof being full against him, he was found Guilty .
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Sarah Carter alias Eden , of St. Dunstans in the East , indicted for stealing a Silver Tankard, valued 5l. 15s. as likewise, Linnen, Lace and other goods of the considerable value , from Matthias Bligis , with whom she had lived in the nature of a Servant about three days, it was proved against her, that on the 7th of November last, she taking the opportunity of her Master s being busie about his Affairs, rifled the House and made her escape, but shortly after apprehended, she confessed the Robbery, adding that she had sold or pawned part of the goods, in the Rose in Field-lane, yet upon her Tryal she denyed it, but it plainly appearing, she was found Guilty .
Thomas Williams , Indicted for Killing Giles Berry , in the Parish of St. Giles in the Fields , on the 6th of November , by wounding him in the right Eye with a Tobacco pipe , it was proved that the deceased playing with the Prisoner, and the Prisoner having [Text unreadable in original.]ed him, he endeavoured to return the like, in order to which, running after him, it unfortunately happened that Williams struck the Pipe, that he had in his hand into his Eye, which breaking in his Head, about six inches pierced his Brian, so that remaining in much torture till the 10th following, he then dyed, the Chirurgeons having in vain endeavoured to draw forth the Pipe in his life time, but no Malice appearing, and the Prisoner shewing a sense of sorrow for so unfortunate a disaster, and alledging the deceased run upon the Pipe, he was found Guilty of man-slaughter only .
James Hall , Indicted for stealing a Wooden Box [Text unreadable in original.] and half of , value d. on the of November last, Person the Parish of Cripplegate , upon his Arraignment Pleaded Guilty to the Indictments.
Thomas Montgomery , Indicted for the Murder of Walter Norman Esq ; is Tryal, that on the second of September last, Mr. Montgomery coming the Rainbow Coffee-house, and finding the Deceased there, asked him, when he [Text unreadable in original.] to Fight, Notwithstanding which, and the of some Persons to procure a reconcilement they on the 9th of September, unhappily met behind the Middle Temple Hall, and drawing upon each other e're any came to prevent it, Mr. Norman received three Wounds one through the Arm, another through the Thigh, and a slight one in the hand, of which he dyed the 16th following, whereupon it appearing there had been a continued malice or irreconcilable hatred, and that their meeting was rather appointment than accident, though Mr. Montgomery laboured to prove the latter, the Jury found him guilty of wilful Murther.
Mary Cadry , Indicted for stealing a Gown and Petticoat, valued at 20l. from James Cross in the Strand , on the 26th of May last, the proof upon Tryal was, that she having taken opportunity, conveyed them away, and absconded her self, though upon search the Goods or part of them were found, where she had sold them, to which she Pleaded, she had them of her Sister, but not being capable to produce her, nor any one to testifie for her life and conversation, she was found Guilty .
John Richardson , Indicted for stealing a Rug of small value , from Richard Bradford of St. Pauls Shadwell . On the 2d of November , and upon his Tryal the fact plainly appearing, he was found Guilty of Pettelarcary .
Joan Johnson , Indicted for stealing 30 Shillings in Moneys numbered , from Cornelius Key of St. James Clarkenwell , of the 1st October ; it was proved against her that she had upon her being apprehended, owned the Fact, before Sir Clements Armiger, one of His Majesties Justices of the Peace, for the County of Middlesex in Court, she endeavoured to excuse or deny her former confession, alledgeing she remembered no such confession, but the clerk being present, and testifying it, she was found Guilty .
George Porter , Indicted for Killing Sir James Hacket in the Parish of St. Brides , on the 11th October , the circumstances appearing upon Tryal were, that the deceased and the Prisoner being at Dukes Theatre, the Play ended, a croud happened upon their coming out, in which the Prisoner supposing himself to be jostled, or brushed by the deceased (who had a Cane in his hand) drew his Sword, and without further consideration run him into the left Thigh, so that the weapon appeared both ways, cutting likewise his Fingers, whilst he struggled to draw it forth, whereupon the Prisoner recovered his Sword, the deceased at that time sinking down, but had no further opportunity, ere it was seized by a Gentleman present, whereat he expressed much indignation, and getting it once more at M stood upon his Guard, saying, he had seized one already, as he had deserved, or to that effect, yet the deceased after the Wound was received went home in a Coach and lived until the 26th following, and then dyed in the Parish of St. Martins in the Fields, the defence the Prisoner made was, that he had received a push in the Mouth, as he verily believed from the deceased, and by that means came so rashly unfortunate, adding, that he knew not the person that fell through his occasion, and therefore could have premeditated malice, &c. Whereupon the Jury returning their Verdict, found him Guilty of Man-slaughter only, by which means, he was not found upon the statute of stabbing, upon which statute he was charged with a second indictment.
Richard James , Indicted for murdering and Robbing Elizabeth Fairbank , of the Parish of Martins in the Fields , on the 20th of April last, it was proved against him, that the said Fairbank being found Murthered in her Celler, in a Barbarous manner, viz. her Neck broke, and she in divers parts greatly bruised, he was that Night in the company of John Wise , convicted of the said Murther last Sessions, as also of Charles Tooly sometime since deceased, that he upon the discovery of the Murther, fled beyond the Seas, saying, if he was taken, he should surely dye for it, it was further proved, that he had disposed of a Hair Ring, that was left with the Party Murthered in pledge for Money, and taken from her, at the time she was Murthered, her Trunks and Boxes being then broken up and rifled, which Ring being produced in Court, and sworn to, as also that several other things described to be Fairbanks, were seen in his Custody, which he since had made away, himself being formerly Burnt in the hand, for stealing Perriwigs, and making a slender defence, not being capable of producing any Testimony, where he was at the time of the Murther Committed, the Jury found him Guilty of the Murther and Fellony, as laid in the Indictment.
Henry St. Johns Esq; and Edmund Webb , Indicted for Murdering Sir William Hescot Knight , on the 14th October last, at the Globe Tavern in Fleet-street , as likewise upon the statute of stabbing , it appeared upon Evidence, that Esq; St. John together with Edward Webb, Sir William Hescot, and divers other persons coming to the Globe Tavern, somewhat late in the Evening, after the Drinking several Bottles of Claret, a discourse arose in the Company about leaping horses, being first started between Esq; St. Johns and one Mr. Stonehouse, but long it lasted not, e're upon that occasion St. William Hescot urged that it was unfair since Esq; St John had Twenty Horse in his Stable, and[Text unreadable in original.] Language, bid him beg his pardon, or ask his Life, it was likewise sworn, that upon Esq; St Johns rising, Mr. Webb followed him, having his sword likewise drawn, the which, as also his cravat was afterwards found Bloody and that notwithstanding, the endeavour of the other Persons present, so sudden was the mischief, that Sir William having received a mortal Wound in his Belly; as likewise, three others in his Groin, and his hand much cut, he instantly dyed, so that it not appearing his Sword was drawn, but that it lay in the Window in the Scabboard, although the Prisoners endeavoured to prove their Innocence, or at least strong provocations, yet the contrary being evident by many Witnesses present, before, at, and after the unhappy misfortune, as likewise the Chirurgeon that searched the body, declaring, that the Wounds were given with different Swords, according to the best of his Skill, and that those in the Groin as well as that in the Belly were Mortal, they were found Guilty of Murther at Common Law, as Likewise upon the Statute of stabbing, after which the other Persons, that were in the Company were discharged upon Proclamation.
John Hutchins and Elizabeth Sturt , Indicted for Murdering John Sparks a Waterman in Fleet-street , on the 3d December , it appeared upon their Tryal, that Sparks with two of his Companions, coming from a place where they had been about business, met two Women, which as Sparks stroaked one of them on the Belly in the way of jest, which so far incited Hutchins to revenge, they being of his Company, and one of them the Party Tryed with him as Accessary, that he first striking him over the Head, afterwards drew his Sword, and run him into the right Thigh, whereof he instantly dyed, which Fact he Pleaded for some time he was ignorant, but it plainly appearing to be done without the least Provocation, he was found Guilty of wilful Murder, but it not appearing that Sturt was adding or abetting, but on the contrary, that she was drunk, and consequently insensible of what was done, she was acquitted .
Thomas Charly , Indicted as Principal, Elizabeth Lewis , Rebecca Lee , and Abigail Maloray as Accessaries; the former together with Charles Charly , William Pilkington and William Simms , for stealing 270 yards of Stuff and Cloath, of a great value, out of the Ware-house of William Loveday , Scituate in the Parish of St. Giles's Cripplegate , on the 22th of October , and the three latter, for comforting, harbouring, aiding, abetting and Maintaining him , it appeared that part of the Goods had been found in divers places, where they had been disposed of, and particularly at Elizabeth Lewis's house, where likewise several Pick-pockets were found, but there being no proof positive against the Principal, both he and the Accessaries, through the Inadvertancy of the Prosecutor were Acquitted .
Jane Sally alias Tuck , Indicted for Robbing of John Aldridge near the Royal Exchange, with whom she lived in the nature of a servant , of Silk, Linnen and Woollen wearing Apparel , it appeared upon her Tryal, that she had sold them, or otherways disposed of them at places distant, and that she had confessed the Felony, [Text unreadable in original.] upon not being capable of making defence, and ed as an old Offender, she was found Guilty to the value of 9s. only .
Joseph Gladman , Indicted for Killing Mary Patrick , by driving a Cart over her in Maiden-lane, in the Ward of Cripplegate on the 23th of October last , it appeared upon Tryal, that he driving a Cart Loaden with Dung, his Horses rushed against a Brasiers [Text unreadable in original.] and beating down a Copper, that stood there, knock down the deceased, who stood close to avoid the danger of the Cart, but it not appearing that it was done [Text unreadable in original.], but the said Gladman used some endeavours to stop his Horses upon the crying out, the Jury gave in their Verdict, that it happened by misfortune , acquitting him of the Indictment for Murder, as also of the Coroners Inquisition for Man-slaughter.
Soloman Morrice , Indicted for Killing James Belcher his fellow Soldier , on the 22th of November , it was proved against him upon Tryal, that they after having been upon the Guard, went together to an Alehouse, where they drank and eat plentifully, during which some words passing, Morrice finding himself aggrieved because his Manhood was called into question, told Belcher, he should soon see what a man he was, yet the beat seemingly being pacified by others of their Company, they left the House, but were so unhappy as to meet, and fight near the Guard at Whitehall, in which encounter, Belcher receiving a Wound Six inches deep into the Body, he languished till the 23th of November, and then dyed, to this charge the Prisoner Pleaded he pursued him, and obliged him to fight, but that not well appearing, yet the Fact being done ere they cooled upon the quarrel, he was found Guilty of Man-slaughter only .
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George Clark , Mary Clark , and George Clark their Son, Indicted for Clipping and Fileing the lawful Coine of this Kingdom, viz. Six of King Charles the First' Half Crowns, and Twenty Shillings of the said King's Coin it was sworn by one D'Cain a Frenchman, that he coming up stairs, and looking through a Key-hole, saw George Clark the Elder, and one Lee Clipping and that he had promised to put away divers counterfeit Guinneys for a Friend of his, blaming him for making the Trade so publick, by communicating the secret to many, whereupon the said D'Cain making a discovery, the House of Clark was searched, and upon the entrance, Mary Clark hid divers Clippings, and filings together, with a powder to rub the Money, in a parcel of Coals, the which discovered, she fell down upon it, and endeavoured to secure it, and upon further search, Scales, Weights, a piece of Hat, and other Clipping implements were found so, that Clark and his Wife being Committed, when their Goods came to be removed, upon seizure for the King, a File with Silver dust was found in the Bed-straw, it likewise appeared upon Evidence against Clark the younger, that he going to his Grand-fathers, living in or about Smithfield, dropped Paper of Clipping, which together with what are before mentioned, being produced in Court, notwithstanding, the Prisoner Pleading ignorance, the two former were found Guilty of High Treason, but the latter being but a Youth under the Tutorage of his Parents, was acquitted .
William Perin , Indicted for stealing 22l. 3s. from John Farthing of St. Giles's in the Fields , on the 7th of October , upon Tryal it appeared that Perin being a Joyner had done work, for the Prosecutor to the value abovementioned, which sum being agreed to be paid, Farthing desired a release, as likewise, to have the Bill scrutinized by other Workmen, but the Prisoner upon tender taking up the Money, and refusing to sign to what was proposed, the Prosecution was made, which appearing to be Malicious, and not Felony, in the Law Perin was acquitted , and Farthing checked for bringing an Indictment on such a frivolous occasion.
William Bosham a Negro , Indicted for stealing SixJohn Russel , Esq , of St. Pauls Covent Garden , it appeared upon Evidence, that he offering to sell the said Silver, being part of a broken Chafing dish, was stopped by the Goldsmith, and the place of his [Text unreadable in original.] enquired into, which he refused to sell, but in the end believing, found he was a Servant to Esq, Russel, the Justice of Peace, before whom he was carried, Committed him, but he denying that fact upon Tryal, and his Master not Prosecuting, for want of Evidence to prove the Fellony, he was Acquitted .
Jane , Indicted for stealing a Pewter Pot value 12 pence , from one Thomas Boyce of Stepney , on the 24th November , it was proved against her, that she had brought a Pot marked with the said Boyces mark to a Pewterers, and offered it to sell, but she denying the Fact as to the stealing it, and no Prosecution made by the owner, she was acquitted .
Hannah Faulks and Mary More , Indicted for stealing a Ring, value 12s. and 8 Pewter Dishes , from George Gay of White-Chappel on the 15th of October last, the Evidence against them was, that it was pawned in the name of Faulks, for 4s. 6d. and that she had owned it, which pawning she denyed not, but Pleaded it was given her by a sea man, which she could not then produce, as for More, the Pewter was proved to be found in her lap, so that confessing she had it in possession, she endeavoured to excuse it upon one Phillip Davis , whom she said was her Brother in-law, and had delivered it to her to carry to his House, which he told her he was about to furnish, [Text unreadable in original.] her 6d. for so doing, but neither of them proving what they Pleaded to be true, they were severally found Guilty, to the value of 9s.
On the 12th Instant Mr. John Forster, and Mr. John Coley, being sworn upon the London Jury in the Room of Mr. Box and Mr. Astley (who were excused by reason of their indisposition, the Court proceeded, viz,
Barbara Williams , Indicted for Robbing the House of Thomas Cradock , of the Parish of St. Brides , on the 1st Aug . last, with whom, for some time she lived in the nature of a servant , of Plate, Linnen and Woollen wearing Apparel, Sugar, Pewter, Brass, &c. to a great value ; it was proved against her, that she had confessed the Fellony, and that a considerable part of the Goods were found in the hands of the Brokers, and other Persons where she had sold and embezzled them, whereupon she having little to say for herself, especially to the purpose, the Jury found her Guilty .
Robert Ward , Indicted for stealing 3 Guinneys from Thomas Harris , of the Parish of St Mary Woolnoth , on the 1st of Octob it appeared, that he being a fellow servant with the said Harris, he had frequent access to his Lodging, and that one day, leaving him in his Chamber when his Trunk was open, he soon after missed his Gold, and charged the Prisoner therewith; who denyed it, and it not being manifest by any positive Evidence upon his Tryal he had the Guinies Charged upon him, he was Acquitted .
Anne Kent , Indicted for stealing 40 yards of fleize, Holland from William Se ing , of the Parish of little St. All Hallows , on the 13th of Sept . and the Goods found, where she had disposed of them, as likewise a Pick-lock key, and a Chizel taken about her, she was found Guilty to the value of 9s.
Thomas Goff , Indicted for the Murther of Thomas Keech , as likewise upon the Coroners Inquistion for Man slaughter , it was proved against him, that they being Prisoners together in the Poultry Counter , upon a scuffle between them, Goff having a Tobacco-pipe in his hand, struck Keech on the Face twice, when upon the second stroak or push, the Pipe entred his right Eye, and breaking in his Hand, languished from the 12th of November to the 16th and then dyed, but no former malice appearing, the Jury found it only Man-slaughter .
Walter Corbet of St. Annes Black-fryers , Indicted for Clipping 6 of K Charles the First's Half-crowns, 20 Eliz. Shillings &c. the Witness against him was, that his Wife had payed a party 3l. or thereabouts, in Money newly Clipped, amongst which, remained a considerable quantity of File dust, and that several Clipping sheres were found near his House, but to balance the Evidence testimony being given of his Life and Conversation, as likewise, that his Wife received that Money in the Old Bayly, and that he never saw it, but that the ground of the suspicion was, from the [Text unreadable in original.] of a Servant of his, who confessed she had belyed him, the Jury acquitted him of the Treason layed to his charge in the Indictment.
Dorothy Botly , Indicted for stealing 16s. in Money , from Richard Pedle of St. Peters the Poor , on the 6 of Dec it appeared, that being a Char-woman in the house of the said Pedle, she had found an opportunity to take the Money her self, upon her Tryal confessing poverty had inforced her to take it, whereupon the Court commiserating the wretched condition, the Jury found her Guilty of her Fellony, to the value of 9s.
Anne Yeomans and Elizabeth Pike , Indicted for stealing a Silver Tankard value 5l. 10s. from Hester Lawrence near Pauls-wharf, on the 29th of Nov. the Evidence against them was, that they coming to drink (the House being publick,) had a Tankard brought them, the which soon after their departure, was missing, but they bringing proof of their candid reputations, and alledging, they left it in the possession of the Mistriss of the House, they were Acquitted .
Peter Wright , Indicted for stealing two Silver Cups, value 4l. from Henry Robinson , of the Parish of St. Mary Woolnoth , on the 8th of Dec. the proof was, that the Cups were stole out of the Shop of the Prosecutor, and that the Prisoner, with another of the Gang were seen hankering about it, and one Cup found likewise, that had been dropt, but he being a little Thief, and the Evidence not charging it home upon him, he was Acquitted .
Elizabeth Willson , Indicted for stealing 2 Towels, 3 Napkins, and a Table-cloath , from Thomas Willson of Great All-hallows , on the 21st of Nov , it appeared upon her Tryal, that coming in for a Jill of Sack, whilst Willson, who keeps a Tavern was drawing it, she slipped the Linnen under her Cloaths, but it being presently missed, and she pursued, it was found about her upon which undeniable proof, although she endeavoured to excuse the Fact, she was found Guilty to the value of 10d.
Edward Hodian , Indicted for stealing the skirt of a Cloath Gown , from George Gay , on the 6th of Dec. it appeared, that the said Skirt upon search, was found in his House, he being a pawn broker , and that the prosecutor lost goods to a great value, his House at the same time being broken open, but he urging, he bought it, and the matter being of a light value, the Jury Acquitted him.
Anne Gardener , Indicted for defrauding Isaiah Laurel a Mercer in Pater-noster-row , of Silks to the value of 8l. it was proved against her, that she meeting the Son of the said Mercer, with the Silk under his Arm, took acquaintance of him, and after some discourse desired him to go of an Errand for her, to the sign of the Coffin in Cannon street, to fetch a Bundle of Silks, and she would hold the Silk he had under his Arm the mean while, to which the Youth not [Text unreadable in original.] exc 14 years of Age consented, but while he search of the place he was sent to, she pa with the Silk, to which Fact, she Pleaded Ignor
Elizabeth Adams , Indicted for that she together with Elizabeth Po , coming upon the shop of Elizabeth Cook in Exchange-alley , and she cheapening Lace, on the 9th of Octob. Last, to be as much as amounted to the value of 5l. upon Tryal it was proved against her, that she was in the shop when the Lace was lost, and that one of the Marshals Men being implored to find her out, she confessed she had it , but her confederate gave it her to sell, which she accordingly did, for about 17s. where upon being known to be an in unlawful practices, she was found Guilty, to the value of 9s.
John Smith , Indicted for entring the House of Thomas Hayes , in the Ward of the Vintrie , on the 8th of Nov about 10 in the Morning, by opening the Door with Pick lock Keys , it was proved against him, that the Door being forced open by Hayes's sudden coming home he fled, but in the end was taken with a bundle of Pick locks about him, which were produced in Court, yet he Pleaded Innocence, saying he knew not the House, &c. but the Proof being he was Convicted of the Trespass it not amounting to Fellony, by reason he had not had time to remove any of the Goods.
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Francis Knight , Indicted for stealing a Bay Gelding, from Thomas Harvy valued at 7l. which being found in his possession, in the Parish of St. Sepulchres , he upon his Arraignment confessed the Fellony.
Matthew Harlow , Indicted for stealing Goods to the value of 30s. and understanding the Evidence was plain against him, upon his Arraignment Pleaded Guilty .
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John Ward , of the Parish of St. Martins in the Fields , Indicted for Trespass &c. it appeared against him, by two credible Witnesses, that he being in an Ale-house in Drury-lane , on the 23th of October last, fell into many extravagant, scandalous, and seditious expressions, casting reflections upon his Royal Highness, as likewise, many dangerous words against the Government, relating to raise up and stir up Sedition, &c. upon proof of which, he Pleaded he was in drink, and knew not what he said, but expressed those words in his mad extravagancy, yet that not being a sufficient excuse for such Insolency, he was found Guilty of the Trespass.
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Phillip Wallis , Indicted for the speaking many dangerous and seditious words, bordering upon, if not altogether Treasonous , and being reproved for such extravagancies, he seemed much displeased, and Challenged one of those that reproved him to fight him, and at another time attempted to stab him, for refusing to drink the Duke of Monmouth's Health, for which and divers expressions, not fitting to be mentioned in this Pages, he was found Guilty of the Trespass, &c.
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Daniel D'Coiner and Catherine D'Coiner his Wife , both French People, Indicted for Clipping 40 Eliz. Shillings, as likewise, divers Half-crowns of K. Charles the First's Coine, and for Coining false Guinneys, half Guinneys, Mill'd Half-Crowns, and Crowns . It was proved against Daniel D'Coiner, that he had confessed he had Coined divers Guinneys, and new pieces of silver, offering the Guinneys at 10s a piece, and false silver at 25s. to the pound, whereupon his Lodgings being searched, several counterfeit Guinneys and pieces imitating Crowns Half-crowns were found with almost all manner of Coining Instruments, and pieces of Metal, which were produced in Court the Prisoners Pleaded Innocence, but the Fact as to Coining being plain against the Husband, both by his own confession and demonstrable proofs, he was found Guilty of the High Treason, but as to his Wife, there being no Witnesses she had a hand in the design, or was assisting her Husband in his unlawful practices, she was acquitted .
James Watts , Peter Barnwell , and Brian O Cane , Indicted for stealing a Gelding price 10l. on the 14 of Oct. from Richard Winlow , the proof was that the said Winlow, on the 16 of Sept. last, was Robbed near Sto Church, as he was returning from Ailesbury fair, buy 3 Men, 2 on Horseback and one on Foot, who took from him and his Wife the Gelding aforesaid, as likewise, Scarfes, Rings, and a Necklace of Beads, but he soon after finding his Saddle at a private house upon the Road where they had left it, with a direction to send it to the Bell Inn in the Strand, he taking the advice of Capt. Richardson, to whom he applied himself, carryed the Saddle accordingly as it was directed to the Tapster, desiring him to stop any Person that should come for it, when soon after, Brian O Cane came to demand it, for his Master James Watts, who being accordingly stayed, gave directions how to find his Master, who in fine, was taken together, with Peter Barnwell, after some resistance at Chelsey, and the gelding found at the Bell-Inn in Westminster, Watts owning the Saddle and the Horse, and Barnwell having about him a Handkerchief and Necklace, taken from Winlows Wife, and in Watts Chamber a broken Ring found, being part of the goods of Winlow, the trivial excuses they made of Innocence, they not being able to bring any proof, where they were at the time the Robbery was Committed, Watts and Barnwell were found Guilty of the Fellony, for the Horse which was found in Middlesex, but not of the Robbery, by reason it was Committed in another County, and Brian O Cane acquitted , there being no proof against him.
Edward Willmore , Indicted for stealing 8 ounces of Silver Wire, value 3l. from Philis D'Mott , it appeared that the Prosecutor had lost a parcel of plate Wire, and the Prisoner soon after, had sold a like parcel at an under rate, which she verily believed was hers, but there being no positive Evidence, and Willmore Pleaded he bought it of one Benison, he was Acquitted .
Edward Brown , Indicted for stealing a considerable quantity of Nectrils, Peach-trees and Cherry stocks , on the 28 of Nov last, being the Goods of Theophilus Stacy , it appeared, that such a parcel of Trees being found in the Custody of a Person in the Stocks-market, they
Christopher Cain , Indicted for wounding Mr. Hawkins and Mr. Griffin , in the Parish of St. Andrew Holbourn , it appeared, that Hawkins imploying Griffin to Arrest him, who with Hawkins and divers others entring his Lodging, and passing up stairs, he drew his Sword and kept the passage of the stairs, where Griffin and Hawkins were both wounded by C , one deep in the side, and the other in the shoulder, which Wounds, he alledged he gave them in his own defence, as not knowing their design, but the breach of the Peace being apparent, as also a contempt of the Kings Writs, he was found Guilty of the Trespass
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Richard and Francis Rock , Indicted for stealing 11 Pewter Dishes, 5 silk Pettecoats, a Brass Mortar, a Wastcoat, and divers parcels of Linnen from Jane Davis , out of her house in Bunhill fields , but there being no positive proof against the Prisoners, who appeared to be laborious People in an honest employ, they were Acquitted .
Thomas Shirly , Indicted for embezzling &c making away 2500 Bricks, contrary to the knowledge of Mr. Wells and Mr. Steel , who imployed him to carry them to Albemarle Buildings , upon his Tryal it appeared, that he together with one Thomas Hargate , had carried them to another work in Dog-fields, and there received Money for them, at an under rate, which they converted to their own use, but the value not being 40s, it amounted not to a Fellony upon the Statute, on which he was Indicted, wherefore he was Acquitted .
James Stockdale of St. Martins in the Fields , being Indicted for breaking open a Sealed bag of Money, with which James Hern his Master had Instrusted him, and converting 30l 15s. 10d. of it to his own use , he pleaded Guilty to the said Indictment.
John Cooper , Indicted for stealing 30 Yards of Fustian, and a considerable parcel of dyed Calco, out of the Shop of Thomas Plasto , of the Parish of St. Giles Cripplegate , on the 18 of Oct. it was sworn against him, that he was seen to take it out of the Shop, whilst Plasto was in a Back-room, and under the shelter of the Night make his escape, whereupon he was found Guilty of the Fellony.
Elizabeth Wix of White-Chappel , Indicted for entring the House of Mary Broughton , on the 3d of Dec. no Inhabitant being in the said House, and taking thence a Bolster and Stuff Vallance, valued at 5s. which things appearing to be taken upon her, she was found Guilty to the value of 10d.
Thomas Walker and Nathaniel Cheshire , being Indicted for stealing a parcel of goods from a Person unknown , and no Prosecution made, they were Acquitted .
Thomas Leech , Indicted for stealing 3 shirts and 2 Nec cloaths from William East , on the 22 of Octob. Yet upon Evidence, but one of the shirts appearing to be the Prisoners, he was found Guilty to the value of 10d.
John Johnson , indicted for stealing a Cloath Coat, a Doublet and a pair of Stockings , from John Dockle of Cripplegate , it appeared, that the Prisoner being left in the Prosecutors Chamber, when his Chest was open the Cloaths upon his departure were missing, and himself confessing the taking them, he was found Guilty .
William Morgan , Indicted for [Text unreadable in original.] stealing a P, value 2s. from Francis Kerals , on the 10 Octob. It appeared, that Person coming into the House of Kerals, the Coat was taken away in jest than otherwise, and that it was restored again some days before the Prosecution, insomuch that it being apprehended to be a malicious Prosecution, the Prisoner was Acquitted .
[Text unreadable in original.] William O , Indicted for stealing 10 Laced Co, and divers other Goods from Hannah , on the 3d of Nov. Widow , but the Proof not being sufficient to Convict him, he was Acquitted .
Susanna White , Indicted for stealing a Silver Cup, value 40s. from Catherine [Text unreadable in original.] of Stepney , on the 8 of Octob. It appeared, that she coming into the House of the Prosecutor, with whom she had lived in the nature of a Servant , after having stayed there a while, upon her leave, upon whose departure the Cup that stood upon the Bar was missing, but she alledging her innocency, and no proof to the purpose being made, she was Acquitted .
Nicholas Willson , Indicted for stealing 18 dozen of Sissers , from Anthony Lucas in the Minories , on the 6 of Dec. he confessed that he had part of the Sessers; and disposed of them, but that one [Text unreadable in original.] stole them, and put most of them into his and one David's possession, which Ingenious Confession, caused the Jury so far to convict him, that they found him Guilty to the value of 10d. only .
Martha Michel of Hendon , Indicted for stealing a pair of Gloves, value 6d. from Susanna Matthews , on the 22 of Nov. but it appearing the party whose goods were mentioned in the Indictment was dead, and the whole matter being frivolous and vexatious, the Indictment was thrown aside .
William Thomas of St. Catherines , Indicted for stealing Plate, Ring, Corral, Laced Linnen, and other things of value from Henry Barrow , on the 8 of Aug. and the goods partly found, as likewise his words being given in Evidence against him, he was found Guilty of the Fellony.
Mary Trelage , Roger Adams , and Penelope Adams , Indicted for felony and Burglary, in breaking open the Shop of Hannah Jones , on the 4 of Nov. and taking thence Linnen and Silks, made into Sempstry ware, to the value of 12l. which goods sometime after were found in the Prisoners Lodging, by a Constable that was searching for other goods, and upon notice, that such goods were found, soon owned by the Prosecutor, but it appearing, that they were found in a Chest, standing in an empty Chamber, adjacent to their Lodging, they disowned all claim to it, alledging it was a chest of one John Trelages , Husband to Mary Trelage, who was fled, but the contrary being proved, Adams was found Guilty of the Fellony, and the Women Acquitted .
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Zachariah Pritchard , Indicted for stealing a dozen of Links, value 1s. 4d. being the goods of Mary Linly of Stoke Newington , it was proved against him, that he confessed he found them in the Road, and it being evident, that there had been a Law Suit about them, he was Acquitted .
A Bill of Indictment for the wilful perjury, being found against Titus Oates , by the Grand Jury sworn, to inquire for the City of London, he was brought from the King's-Bench on Fryday Morning, by the Marshals Officers, and ordered to Plead to the said indictment, which in open Court was accordingly Read, the substance being to this effect, viz. that he the said Titus Oates, had sworn at the Tryals of William Ireland , Thomas Pickering , and John Grove , that he was present at the Consult of the Fathers, at the White-horse Tavern in the Strand, where they came to a resolution to Kill the K. and then separated into divers Companies, and that he the said Titus Oates, did carry the said resolution from place to place, to get it Signed, &c. to which Indictment, he Pleaded not Guilty, and desired a Cortierars might be allowed him to remove it, seeing he was to be upon another Tryal above, and that an order would be granted, that his Friends might have free Access to the place wherein he should reside, which not being denyed upon his request, he was remanded to the place from whence he came.
The Pavements and cleaning the Streets, being recommended to the Grand Jury for London, they presented, that no expedient way could be found, for keeping the Streets clean and in good order, than the City's disencumbering it self of hiring Rakers, and sufering each Parish or Preccinct to agree with the Rakers themselves, which presentment was favourably accepted.
An Appeal against George Porter being allowed he was Barr'd his Clergy, and Jane Voss , who formerly pleading her Belly, but a long time continued in Prison, ordered to be Executed upon her former Sentence , after which, and the calling over the Gaol, the Court Adjourned, appointing the next Sessions to be held there, on the 16 of January next insuing.
11 Persons were burnt in the hand, viz. Thomas Goff, James Stockdale, John Cooper, Thomas Williams, John Johnson, Hannah Faulks, Mary More, Elizabeth Wix, Anne Knot, Dorothy Botly, and Jane Sally
5. Persons Received Sentence of Transportation, viz. John Thoroughgood, John Morgan, Sylvarius Morrice, Matthew Harlo, Roger Adams
18 Persons Received Sentence of Death, viz. William Thomas, John Fell, John Fuller, Sarah carter, John Hutchins, Barbara Williams, Francis Knight, Henry St. Johns, Edmund Webb, Thomas Mongomery, Mary Cade, John Johnson, Richard Jones, George Clark, Mary Clark, Daniel O'Connor, James Watts, and Peter Barnwell.
6 Persons Sentenced to be Whipt. Viz. Elizabeth Willson, Edward Brown, John Richardson, Thomas Leech, Thomas Hall, and Nicholas Willson
5 Persons Fined, viz. Anne Gardiner 10l. and a Months Imprisonment in Bridewell, John Smith alias Alemet s. Christopher Cain 5l. and to be of the good behaviour 3 Months, John Ward and Philip Wallis 10l. each and to be of the good behaviour for the space of a Year.
An Appeal against George Porter being allowed he was Barr'd his Clergy, and Jane Voss , who formerly pleading her Belly, but a long time continued in Prison, ordered to be Executed upon her former Sentence , after which, and the calling over the Gaol, the Court Adjourned, appointing the next Sessions to be held there, on the 16 of January next insuing.


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MISSOULA – University of Montana students Erin Hastey and Hudson Spivey recently won the 2013 undergraduate and graduate Richard Drake Writing Awards.
The award, named for UM history Professor Richard Drake, was established in 2012 to honor excellence in writing in the humanities – specifically history, literature, philosophy, religion, politics and the classics. Students apply for the award by submitting a paper dealing with any theme based on a humanistic discipline.
Hastey, a junior from Plumas Lake, Calif., majoring in English, communication studies and German, won the undergraduate award for the paper "The Misconceptions of Monotheism: Reconciling the Theology and Narrative of John Milton."
Spivey, a graduate student in the Environmental Studies Program from Mooresville, N.C., won the graduate award for the paper "Empiricism and Empire: John Wesley Powell and the Scientific Conquest of the American West."
The award, which comes with a $750 prize, is made possible by the generous donation of Helen Cappadocia in honor of Drake.
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PAUL OAKENFOLD TRACKITDOWN TOP 10! To celebrate the release of Paul Oakenfold's latest single, we're honoured to have the inventor of the scene recommend 10 bombs from his sets around the world, including our very own "Let Yourself Go" by ...Read More
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The weather has been GREAT lately! It has been so warm and just amazing outside! The sun is coming out along with the flowers this season. We can't wait to see all of the beautiful gardens this Spring!
This Spring we look forward to seeing families out and about doing activities together. There's so many things to do around town! There are so many parks to walk in and places to go! What will you do this season with your family?
The good weather has been putting people in the mood to change things up! It's a good time to put the house on the market for many this year! We hope to see a boost in the market since this past winter wasn't the best. If you have any questions about what your home is worth this year then contact us on our homepage: TheGordAndLisaTeam.com ! Also, if you know of anyone that is looking to sell their home or buy a new one in London this season, we would appreciate it if you passed on our contact information to them. We really want to make our clients move a successful and stress free process! We look forward to working with you this Spring!
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Today, after a very difficult final, I finished my two semesters in Peru. I cannot believe how fast the time has gone by. I'm excited to have finished, but every day I realize I have very little time left here…right now I only have about three weeks left…then it's back to Boston and back to work.
Something I haven't had a chance to write about yet is last Saturday, July 3. My students (from Fe y Alegría and I) went on a "field trip" to Lima. As I've written about before, my students are the poorest of the poor and although they only live about forty-five minutes outside of Lima they haven't been to a lot of the major sites (for example, the main plaza). We went to the Center of Lima, La Iglesia San Francisco y las Catacumbas, had lunch at my house, Miraflores, Barranco, and had dinner at a very nice restaurant in Larcomar (an upscale mall). The lunch at my house was delicious and the dinner was kindly donated by Café Café, a nice restaurant/café the overlooks the water. It was an incredible day. My boys had such a great time and I think they learned a lot. Where they live and where we went are two completely different worlds. The separation between rich and poor in Lima is striking. I am hoping the in the next couple weeks I will be able to plan another field trip or dinner for the kids before I leave.
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Chess handmade floor cushions made from flat woven Dhurrie in Aqua is made with clamp resist dyeing technique. Regular squares add a zen like elegance to the cushion, while the bright colour compliments the simplicity of the design. The checkered pattern have an occasional patch of aqua running into their white areas, giving an effect of water colour merging gently into the white space. Each cushion is unique due to this beautiful handmade stamp of human hand.
Once woven, the Dhurrie is then boiled before being treated to create interesting, unforgettable designs on its surface. The fresh Aqua colour evokes the feeling of being near a seaside abode.
Made from Dhurrie material, the cushions are hard wearing due to their structural strength and are ideal for adding a bit of bold and bright colour in your interior.
Pomegranate fabric is harnessing the rich craft of Dhurrie making in India to design a collection of flat pile handwoven rugs. These floor cushions can be used indoors to add a charming elegance and are robust enough to be used outdoors for picnic in the garden on a warm sunny day.
Note: Wash with mild detergent by hand or on a gentle cycle if using washing machine. Hang dry and do note rinse.
The sizes may vary slightly due to the handcrafted nature of the textile.
Shipping may take between 4-6 weeks from the time order is accepted by the designer.
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New Delhi: India remains a good destination for investments but it needs to strengthen governance and transparency to become more attractive for foreign investors, says an Ernst & Young survey.
The survey of over 500 foreign investors by global consultancy E&Y showed that India needs to focus on improving its current state of infrastructure and governance.
"More than three-fourth of the respondents surveyed mentioned that improving infrastructure is critical to enhancing attractiveness, while 60 percent emphasized need for better governance and transparency," the report said.
Nothwithstanding the global economic uncertainties, E&Y said that foreign investors see India as an attractive investment option.
The findings come against the backdrop of slowing economic growth and concerns about sluggish investments in the country.
Majority of the E&Y survey respondents said that they remain convinced about India's prospects and plan to strengthen their operations in the country.
"Two-thirds of the respondents are planning to implement projects in India in the near to short term," the report said.
The overall number of FDI projects rose 25 percent to 864 (worth USD 50.813 billion) in 11 months to November 2011, up from 691 projects (valued at USD 44.874 billion) in 2010.
"India's domestic demand-driven growth model is acting as a catalyst for attracting foreign investments into the country," E&Y India Country Managing Partner Rajiv Memani said.
Although the ongoing global uncertainty may have prompted global investors to become more cautious, India's inherent advantages and proven resilience to counter-act macroeconomic challenges generally outweighs these concerns," Memani noted.
According to the report, almost a third of respondents believed that India would have achieved double-digit growth rates by the end of this decade.
"While 55 percent of the survey respondents found China to be India's main competitor in terms of FDI attractiveness, this is down from the 60 percent response in the 2011 India Attractiveness Survey.
"Similarly, 8 percent saw US to be India's main competitor in the latest survey, which has reduced from 17 percent in the previous year," it added.
New Delhi: India remains a good destination for investments but it needs to strengthen governance and transparency to become more attractive for foreign investors, says an Ernst & Young survey.


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Vandals hit Georgia parish
April 25, 2011
Vandals spray-painted a statue of Jesus at a Catholic church in Georgia on Easter Sunday morning, and painted symbols used in Satanic practices on the walls of the church.
The marble statue was smeared with pink paint, and pentagrams were sprayed on the walls. Police said that they are exploring the possibility--which seems a certainty--the the vandalism was motivated by hatred for the Catholic Church.
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Remote bar's isolation from rezoning
Published 11:40 pm, Thursday, August 30, 2012
Los Angeles --
There was a time when the Pine Mountain Inn hosted the biggest party in town.
Bikers would roar up the tortuous mountain roads north of Ojai, and cowboys would mosey by in their pickups. Hunters - sometimes more than 100 at a time - would camp in Tom Wolf's field and string fresh deer jerky on clotheslines. The menu boasted of "the purtiest waitresses, best food, lowest prices and only flush toilets within 14 miles in any direction."
There was no phone and only a generator for power. The Pine Mountain Inn - really a bar and a couple of outbuildings - was so far off the grid that owner Tom Wolf had to haul the beer, burgers and everything else from his home 100 miles away in Oxnard. It was the quirky kind of place that at one time defined what being "out in the county" was all about.
But for seven years, the Pine Mountain Inn has been shuttered - mostly the result, Wolf says, of Ventura County rezoning his land in the 1980s without letting him know what they were about to do. Bikers and hikers still drop by, and Wolf shows up at his sage-dotted 20 acres on most Sundays, handing out cold water to the thirsty, directions to the lost and a complicated tale to the curious.
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The bottom line: "Doing business with Ventura County is unfair and unjust," says Wolf, a white-bearded, 74-year-old retired community college biology teacher. "Everyone around here has some kind of story."
Ire of libertarians
To the independent types drawn to life in Ventura County's rugged backcountry, the little bar beneath Skull Rock has become a symbol of government run amok. A Libertarian media outlet, Reason TV, has made a five-minute Internet video called "Zoned Out of Business: The Taking of Pine Mountain Inn," and a local property rights group points to the bar as an example of public officials advancing an environmentalist agenda.
"It seems like such a travesty," said Lynn Gray Jensen, director of the Ventura County chapter of the Coalition of Labor, Agriculture and Business. "What's the point of what they're doing to him?"
County officials say Wolf contributed to his own downfall with repeated building and safety violations. They say he could still clean them up and apply to run the inn as a "legal nonconforming use" for a number of years yet to be determined.
"It's a reasonable accommodation," said Steve Bennett, the Ventura County supervisor whose district includes the county's sparsely populated northern reaches. "I certainly have no interest in driving him out of business."
At the inn on a recent Sunday, some of Wolf's backcountry neighbors were skeptical. There was talk about Agenda 21, a United Nations environmental plan seen by some on the right as a conspiracy against property rights.
Larry Mosler, an Ojai quarry owner, was fuming about his years-long battle with county regulators. Dick Albright, a retired aerospace engineer who lives in Frazier Park, said he and the county were wrangling in court over alleged violations involving his horse barn.
"We're orphans out here," he said. "Everyone's scared to death of the county."
Buying the bar
Wolf bought the Pine Mountain Inn in 1976. It was an old-fashioned western bar and looks just that way today. The stools are old tractor seats. An ancient, half-strung snowshoe hangs on a wall, along with a couple of rattlesnake skins stretched on boards. Sometime after the business opened, circa 1939, an old-timer named Howard used 204 beer bottles to create a window that still throws a moody light over the bar.
Over the years, county inspectors cited Wolf for numerous alleged violations, including stacking too much firewood, improperly storing a truck and illegally keeping a chicken coop. (A coop was on the property years before, Wolf says, but was gone by the time he came along.)
"You think these are simple violations, but they can take years to clear up and lots of money," he said. "Some people just up and quit."
At one point, the county said an outdoor stage was illegal because it was more than 30 inches off the ground. Wolf filled the space with dirt.
"Some people play cards," he says. "I play county."
Wolf faced problems more serious than regulation. In 1998, a massive landslide on Highway 33 shut the inn for eight months. In 2002, a 23,000-acre blaze was named the Wolf fire because it started near Wolf's place - the result, investigators said, of people shooting guns in dry brush, as they did on the informal shooting range behind Wolf's bar.
After surviving a couple of heart attacks, Wolf, for health reasons, closed the inn in 2005. When he tried to reopen in 2007, county planners told him he couldn't; his zoning had been changed 21 years earlier, along with that of other properties in the area.
Suing the county
In 2010, Wolf sued the county, contending he was owed $3.5 million to compensate for unreasonable restrictions that devalued his land. In his suit, he said the county had determined it liked his land better without structures, for its "nice view."
In its response, the county said it had sent out letters about the rezoning and published legal notices in a local paper, albeit one in Fillmore, far from Wolf's property. It also cited a state law indicating that failure to receive a notice is not a sufficient defense against a government action.
The suit is pending, according to assistant county counsel Robert Kwong. A judge urged county officials and Wolf to negotiate, but no discussions have taken place. Wolf's daughter said the county has failed to give her the public records she has requested.
Meanwhile, Wolf doles out free bottles of water and chats up travelers. In a handbill, he lists the name and number of a county building inspector, urging people to call in protest. People pop in asking for directions. Wolf keeps a satellite phone handy - the only reliable communication in his neck of the woods - and has cans of gas for motorists who are running out.
"People tell me we're in the middle of nowhere," he says. "I tell them that's just up the road."


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Two seasons ago, San Diego Chargers OT Marcus McNeill underwent a holdout in order to obtain a new contract, after this season, the San Diego Chargers appear ready to release the offensive tackle in order to clear some salary cap space. McNeill has only appeared in 20 of the Chargers last 32 games and struggled with health issues this season.
OT Marcus McNeill has to be cleared by Chargers team doctors no later than March 15th in order to receive his salary for 2012, a move which is not expected to happen. San Diego must upgrade their offensive line heading into the 2012 season.
According to the San Diego Union-Tribune, two other veteran players could be released by the San Diego Chargers in order to clear more cap space. DE Luis Castillo, who suffered a leg fracture early on in the 2011 regular season is a candidate to be released while having a $6 million dollar cap value.
LB Takeo Spikes could also see his time with the Chargers cut short. Spikes, 35 is due nearly $3 million in salary for 2012. The veteran LB led the Chargers in total tackles this season with 106. The veteran added one interception and one sack.
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New Avery Templates Everywhere iPhone App
I have to tell you about my new favorite iPhone App from Avery – The Avery Templates Everywhere App. I wish I had more reasons to print and use labels! The few times I have printed labels it's always been a process to download the Avery template file, fill in the info, and make sure it prints properly. Here's what you do with the FREE App.
1. Hit create project
2. Look at the product # on your label package and select that template.
3. Customize what you want on the label (first name, last name, address, web address, text field, etc)
4. Choose the contacts you want to include
5. Preview it to make sure everything looks ok
6. Send it to yourself (it comes as a PDF) or print from your iPhone if you have that setup
7. Or save it to work on later
The only problem with this app for me is that I don't have any other contact info in my phone for people besides their names, phone #s, and sometimes an email address. Obviously, that is my own fault and a pain every time I mail something. I still love that you can create a bunch of return address labels easily or whatever type of custom labels you want.
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ATLANTA -- Like a proud parent whose kids keep getting pushed around, Bobby Cremins is holding firm. He still insists it's unacceptable to run inside and hide.
Georgia Tech, criticized throughout its 15-15 season, will chalk up its second losing season in three years if it stumbles in a first-round NIT game at Oregon Wednesday (midnight, ESPN).
"Any game we play (in) we're an underdog," Cremins said. "It's not a matter of giving up. It's inexperience, if you want to call it that. We just sort of died (late in games). I guess that's like giving up, and that's what bothers me.
"We're not giving ourselves a chance."
If he sounds a little mixed up, Cremins has the excuse of having watched his Yellow Jackets lose eight of their last 10 games. He only hopes Tech will reverse the course with its visit to Eugene, Ore.
The Ducks (16-11) and Jackets both finished fifth in conference play with 10 losses. Neither has a proven star, but both have size -- Tech with 7-foot forward Jason Collier and 6-11 center Alvin Jones, and Oregon with 7-foot center Mike Carson and 6-8 forward A.D. Smith.
Tech entered January with a 10-3 record and then proceeded to lose seven of its first 10 Atlantic Coast Conference games. Oregon entered Pacific-10 play with an 8-1 mark and then lost seven of its next nine.
The Ducks were awarded the home game based on five sellouts at 73-year-old McArthur Court. Tech did not play in front of a capacity crowd this season at Alexander Memorial Coliseum.
"We deserved to go on the road," said Cremins, whose Yellow Jackets played host to three NIT games last year -- wins over Seton Hall and Georgetown and a loss to Penn State. "I hear it's a wonderful place, but a tough place to play in."
Led by junior forward Alex Scales' 14.5 points per game, Oregon has a distinct advantage of having played well against three of the Pac-10's NCAA Tournament-bound teams -- a series split with Washington, a pair of two-point losses to UCLA, and a two-point home loss to Arizona.
Oregon won six of its last eight and has rested since March 6. The Pac-10 did not have a conference tournament this year.
"We put some things together," Scales told the Oregonian newspaper. "We went out the second half like we were a Top 25 team."
Facing the ACC's three teams that made the NCAA field, the Jackets can hang their hat only on a two-point December win over North Carolina. Tech was competitive in a nine-point home loss to Duke but was blown out by 41 in Durham. Maryland swept the Jackets, including an embarrassing 31-point loss in Atlanta on Feb. 22.
Tech also faces the prospect of playing with an injured Jones. The school's all-time leading shot blocker and the nation's fifth-best rebounder, Jones is nursing a sprained left ankle sustained in the 91-60 loss to Maryland.
"He wasn't out here again (for practice Monday)," Cremins said. "He hasn't had a full practice in two weeks."
Wednesday's winner will play the winner of the Southern Cal-Wyoming game next week.
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If you mean the books we use, it varies and I pick and choose from various sources. I don't follow any one particular "school" or "box-set" of books. As for the philosophy behind how I teach, I lean towards classical–we love books, Latin is fun to learn, etc–but there is also a bit of Charlotte Mason thrown in, as well as the occasional "un-school" season.
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Why Do Murderers Get Mailbags Full of Love Letters and Marriage Proposals?
Murder suspect Joran van der Sloot says women are begging to bed him. He bragged to reporters this week about receiving love letters and marriage proposals since confessing to the murder of Stephany Flores, whose battered corpse was found in the young Dutchman's Lima hotel room on June 2.
Not everyone thinks murderers make bad company. To some women -- and a smaller share of men -- extinguish a life and you become a fetish object. What drives women to cruise Web sites such as PrisonPenPals.com, WriteaPrisoner.com, ConvictMailbag.com, and Meet-an-Inmate.com, where prisoners (granted, only some are killers) post pictures and pleas?
"Hello beautiful, thank you for taking time out of your life to bless me with your presence," writes terrifying-looking Anthony in Texas, his entire neck tattooed with a flaming "A." Peering into his half-shut eyes, you wonder what they've seen. Six-foot, 220-pound Anthony wants to "make you smile. ... At this point, there's only three actions left for you, to take down my information, create your own biography ... then mail it along with a picture of yourself. There's no need to search any further, I honestly believe we've both found what we've been looking for. I'll be waiting."
"Send a picture of yourself so I may be able to see the beautiful rose in your friendship garden," pleads Kyon in New York.
"My favorite subject is revisionist history," offers Joel in Wisconsin.
"I have a very good sense of humor," proclaims Oregon lifer Eugene.
Part of this is about power. And then there's the common attraction to bad-boys that can go way overboard. "Being associated with someone bad gives you a chance to consider yourself a rebel," says Radford University forensic psychologist Mike Aamodt, who has researched this fetish. "You see it in junior high and high school," where thugs are chick magnets. "When you're talking about killers, that ups the bad-boy ante."
"If you have a dull life, this gives you a purpose," Aamodt says. "At parties, people ask who you're dating. If instead of saying that you're dating an accountant you can say you're dating a serial killer, doesn't that make you sound a lot more exciting?"
In a celebrity-driven culture, newsmaking murderers get the most mail. Van der Sloot's would-be baby-mamas "want to share his celebrity status and become celebrities with him. They want their fifteen minutes," Aamodt says. That's why "Night Stalker" Richard Ramirez, who killed 13 in a 1985 reign of terror that included rape, torture and the gouging out of eyes, still receives bags full of mail 21 years after entering San Quentin's death row — and 13 years after marrying someone who wrote him 75 letters. A friend of mine who works with the prison system says she watched Ramirez being "mobbed" with applications from women wanting to visit him. Wife-killer Scott Peterson got a marriage proposal during his first hour on death row.
Crime writer Diane Fanning isn't surprised. She has seen love letters flooding the inboxes of serial killers about whom she's written books. "A lot of women know that they'll never get a one-on-one communication with a movie star or a sports star. But contact a killer and hey, he might write back."
For some women, it's a self-esteem issue, Fanning says. "They believe that they don't deserve anything better than a social reject. They look at someone who is hated by the world, and they can relate."
Some women surprise themselves by genuinely bonding with men who happen to be convicted killers. That's what happened to Publishers Weekly editor Bridget Kinsella, who fell in love with an inmate after reading his unpublished memoir. Her memoir is the poignant Visiting Life(Harmony, 2007).
Yet others aim to change and save the killers they embrace — a fruitless mission, psychologist Aamodt warns. "They feel like redeeming angels," says my friend who works with the prison system. "It's so sad."
Katrina Montgomery was an intelligent, beautiful, 20-year-old college student — "yet she was attracted to Justin Merriman, who was everything she wasn't," says Robert Scott, who wrote about the pair in his book Dangerous Attraction (Pinnacle, 2003). "She had been raised in an upper-middle-class home, went to Catholic schools ... and was surrounded by all the comforts of an upwardly mobile Southern California lifestyle. Justin came from a broken home on the 'other side of the tracks' and was deeply into the angry world of a neo-Nazi gang called the Skin Head Dogs." Given to praising Hitler, Merriman was okay-looking, if you like roundish heads and thick mustaches.
"He could also often be funny, with a wry sense of humor," Scott says. While incarcerated for battering another woman and displaying a deadly weapon, Merriman — nicknamed Mumbles — issued a request for letters. Montgomery complied.
"Their correspondence flourished. Justin got her to send him racy photos of herself and some 'smutty' tales, as he put it," Scott recalls. In one letter, Justin fantasizes about meeting her:
All is about lost for [Katrina] when out of nowhere comes a real handsome white man with hair on his barrel chest and a heart of gold. He pulls up drinking Night Train and smoking non-filtered cigs, looking very manly, like Babyface Malone. Slick dog written all over him. She spots him. She knows deep down this is worth living for. Worth killing for! He sweeps her off her feet. They fall deeply in love, have kinky sex, make five pure white Nazi lowrider kids, living happily ever after.
They became a couple after his release, but one night in 1992 Merriman raped her in front of two fellow skinheads, then stabbed her in the neck. Today he's on death row.
Katrina Montgomery fetishized a killer before he became a killer — her killer. But unlike Stephany Flores and Laci Peterson, who didn't realize that the men they craved were capable of violence, Montgomery pursued Merriman while he was in prison for violent crimes. Unlike Carole Boone, who married Ted Bundy and conceived his baby after he was convicted for serial murder because she believed he was innocent, Montgomery knew Merriman was dangerous. That's what got her hot.
My friend who works with the prison system knew a female attorney "who was barred from San Quentin because she developed an intimate relationship with one of her incarcerated clients." The pair made sexual contact through a mail slot, my friend says. "They were observed by guards, she was sent home, and the warden denied her future access."
Ever since being sentenced to death in 2000 for slashing a 13-year-old girl's throat, Tommy Lynn Sells "has received tons of letters from women who want to proclaim their love for him, talk sexy with him or have phone sex," says Diane Fanning, who got to know Sells while researching her book about him, Through the Window(St. Martin's, 2007). "It baffles me a little, because he's not your typical good-looking killer. He's just your good-old-boy rednecky type" — who claims to have slain dozens of men, women and children since he was 16.
Sells showed Fanning the letters.
"They were all 'your body' this and 'your body' that and 'I want to do this to you' and 'I want you to do that' — your typical soft porn. But you could see that each of these women thought she was his one and only."
The senders were clearly responding to detailed erotic missives from Sells. Fanning says some of these women sent her death threats when they learned how much access she had to Sells while researching her book. She wonders what else he told them about her.
"It's hard to tell where the truth ends with these psychopaths. They're such liars and manipulators."
Those lies convince correspondents to aid in escape plans, commit other crimes, and send cash — all in the name of what looks like love and the antidote to loneliness.
"These women think, 'He's mine and since he's in prison there's no possible way he could cheat on me,'" says my friend who works with the prison system, "although of course he can."
According to Fanning and Aamodt, victims of domestic violence are among the most avid seekers of relationships with incarcerated killers. Why? Shouldn't they of all people condemn the amoral, the violent, the vile? Are they conditioned to repeat their pain?
With incarcerated killers, abused women "get a chance to control a relationship, maybe for the first time ever," Aamodt explains. "When you're dating an inmate, he needs you more than you need him. You can leverage power over him by threatening not to visit or write. This is interesting because it reflects mixed motives: the desire to nurture, but also to control. And if he's on death row, it's forever."


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