sessions, charged
with telling where lost goods could be found.
"Other conjurers" charged at the same time.
_Hist. MSS. Comm. Reports_, _Various_, I, 120. See
above, 1610, Norfolk.

1654. Exeter. Diana Crosse committed. Cotton, _Gleanings
... Relative to the History of ... Exeter_, 150.

1654. Wilts. Elizabeth Loudon committed on suspicion.
_Hist. MSS. Comm. Reports_, _Various_, I, 129.

1654. Whitechapel, Middlesex. Grace Boxe, arraigned on three
charges, acquitted. Acquitted again in 1656. _Middlesex
County Records_, III, 223, 293.

1655. Yorkshire. Katherine Earle committed and searched.
_York Depositions_, 69.

1655. Salisbury. Margaret Gyngell convicted. Pardoned by
the Lord Protector. F. A. Inderwick, _The Interregnum_,
188-189.

1655. Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk. Mother and daughter
Boram said to have been hanged. Hutchinson, _An
Historical Essay concerning Witchcraft_, 38.

1656. Yorkshire. Jennet and George Benton of Wakefield
examined. _York Depositions_, 74.

1656. Yorkshire. William and Mary Wade committed for
bewitching the daughter of Lady Mallory. _York
Depositions_, 75-78.

1657. Middlesex. Katharine Evans of Fulham acquitted.
_Middlesex County Records_, III, 263.

1657. Middlesex. Elizabeth Crowley of Stepney acquitted,
but detained in the house of correction. _Middlesex
County Records_, III, 266, 295.

1657. Gisborough, Yorkshire. Robert Conyers, "gent.," accused.
_North Riding Record Society_, V, 259.

1658. Exeter. Thomas Harvey of Oakham, Rutlandshire,
"apprehended by order of Council by a party of
soldiers," acquitted at Exeter assizes, but detained
in custody. _Cal. St. P., Dom., 1658-1659_, 169.

1658. Chard, Somerset. Jane Brooks of Shepton Mallet
hanged. Glanvill, _Sadducismus Triumphatus_ (1681),
pt. ii, 120-122. (Glanvill used Hunt's book of
examinations). J. E. Farbrother, _Shepton Mallet;
notes on its history, ancient, descriptive and natural_
(1860), 141.

1658. Exeter. Joan Furnace accused. Cotton, _Gleanings ...
Relative to the History of ... Exeter_, 152.

1658. Yorkshire. Some women said to have been accused by
two maids. The woman "cast" by the jury. The
judges gave a "respi