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ID	Title	Author	Corrected Date of Publication (TCP Date of Publication)	STC	Words	Pages
A62926	God's revenge against murther demonstrated in the apprehension, prosecution & execution of Henry Symbal and William Jones, for the inhumane murther of Richard Sandford Baronet, murthered by them the 8th of Septemb., 1675.	Tonge, John, 17th cent.	1680 (1680)	Wing T1882; ESTC R16840	11,346	24

stayed two hours then Sir Richard called for a reckoning which being paid the Gentleman and his friend went away The rest stayed to drink a bottle of Wine then upon the table and paid for in the reckning they being gone Jones asked Hilton for Box and Dice who answered that he never played and so had no occasion to carry any whereupon Jones replyed your Brother John oweth me Forty eight Shillings Do you pay it me and upon Hiltons refusal Jones threatned him and came from Threats to Blows and struck him with a Caine and so they fel a scufling Sir Richard going to part them Symbal layd hold on him and would not suffer him to do it then Sir Richard went to the stairs head to call some of the House to part them but Symbal Drew his Sword and stood in the door of the Chamber and would suffer none to go in the Candles being out Sir Richard called for more a servant-maid coming up with them saw Hilton down upon the flower and Jones upon him Beating him and Sir Richard and Symbal standing with their Swords drawn and Sir Richa●d fast hold of Symbals Sword hand and Symbal fast hold of his Sir Richard striving to go to part Hilton and Jones and the other endeavouring to keep him from doing it but a Constable being called Jones let Hilton rise and so when they were parted Sir Richard and Hilton went down stairs and Sir Richard went quite out of the doors but Jones laid hold of Hilton as he was going out and said he would make him pay for Glasses that were Broke in the scuffel and so stopping of him Sir Richard came back to see why he stayed and taking Hilton by the hand they went a way together leaving Symbal and Jones in the Tavern and when Sir Richard and Hilton were gone Jones swore Dam him he would do both their Business that night And having got two more of their Comrades to them they immediatly persued Sir Richard and Hilton that were going down towards the water side to take Boat who hearing some follow them very fast apprehending that it might be Symbal and Jones with their Comrades whom Hilton saw in the Tavern before he came forth of it they stept into a little alley to avoide them but Symbal persuing them closer then the rest Discovering them called to Jones and said They are here so sending their Comrades a little before them down the Street they came to the Alley-end which Sir Richard and Hilton seeing least they should be set upon in the streight-Alley made hast to come forth into the street Symbal standing at the Corner in the dark as Sir Richard came forth ran his Sword into his Left side under the short Ribs up into the stomach and thorough the midriffe into the Back-bone from which he could scarce pull it back again saying wil't pay the Eight and forty shillings or not at the same time Jones with his Sword drawn made at Hilton and said this is my man giving him several Cuts over the head Sir Richard's Sword being in his scabbard he stepping back to draw staggered and said I am slain at which Jones looking about gave Hilton time to draw his Sword Sir Richard at the same time drawing endeavoured to defend himself but having Received one wound more in his right side and another in his right shoulder and his Caul comeing forth at his wound he had Received on his left side he not being able to stand any longer staggered bewixt Symbal and Jones and then Symbal Joyned with Jones against Hilton and their two Comrades that were going from them hearing the noise one of them came and laid hold of Hiltons Sword-hand at which time Symbal run Hilton through his Left side into his Lungs then both Symbal and Jones with their Comrades fled this was done betwixt nine and ten of the Clock in the evening And Sir Richard Lived in Great Torment untill almost ten of the Clock the next morning And finding it Impossible for him to survive he declared to the Prosecutor and to several others that he Received that wound in his left side which was his mortal wound from Symbal and that he gave him it unawars when his Sword was in his scabbard at his side and without any manner of Provocation Sir Richard being dead and the Coroner being sent for bound a Gentleman a friend of Sir Richards who was with him when he Died to make Prosecution and summoning a Jury the inquest found it Murther in Symbal and Jones Aiding Assisting Abetting Concurring and Comforting in the said Murther Whilst the Coroners Inquest was sitting the Prosecutor came into one of the rooms of the House where they were to speak with some of the witnesses he met there with one that he never had seen before and fancied that it might be one of Sir Richards Murtherers and going to take a strict view of him the party seemd to be shie of him it Confirmed him in his opinion that it must be one of the four that persued Sir Richard and Hilton after their going out of the Tavern and the Prosecutor going to speak with a Gentleman in the room could not forbear observing the stranger who took the opportunity of the slipping down stairs when he saw the Prosecutor busie which he seeing followed and comeing to him desired to know his name but he denying to tell it the Prosecutor seised him and secured him and knowing that some in the house did know if he were one of the four Persuers had two Examined upon oath who both confessed they did know him and that he was one of them after which he confest it himself and that he was the man that held Hilton by the sword-Sword-hand when Symbal gave him the wound in his left side Then the Prosecutor made it his Business to find out the rest of the Murtherers and being in St. James's Parke considering with himself what course was best to be taken for the Apprehending them immediately he espyed comeing into the Park several persons which he knew to be Jone's Companions upon sight of whom it came into his mind that several of these being necessitous it was probable that for a sum of money some of them would discover to him where the Murtherers were or at least tell them his Proposals and hoped it might chance to fright them out of the Town and then he did believe that he should have them taken Being much moved with this Perswasion he stepd in amongst them and openly declared that he was the Prosecutor of Symbal and Jones and that he would give Ten pounds Reward to any that would secure Symbal or Jones and Twenty pounds for the securing of them both or to any that would inform him where they were and assist him in the securing of them that he did intend to publish this reward in the next Gazette The next day several came and promised the Prosecutor that if he would get the Lord Chiefe Justice