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| | The Proceedings of the Old Bailey, London 1674 to 1834 |
 | | George Haggis, of St. Mary Whitechapel, was indicted for that he, not having GOD before his Eyes, andc on the 12th of February, on Sarah Main, Spinster, did make an Assault, and her unlawfully, feloniously, and against her Will, did carnally know, and abuse, against the Form of the Statute, andc. |
 | | And Richard Keeble was a fifth time indicted, with Thomas Gibbons, for that they feloniously were present helping, comforting, and assisting him the said Haggis, the aforesaid Rape to commit, andc. |
 | | Thomas Masters deposed, That he had seen the Fellows that lurk about the Glass House pulling and halling both Pogey and the Girl, and he thought they seemed willing to be so pulled and halled about. |
| www.oldbaileyonline.org /html_units/1730s/t17390221-31.html (1930 words) |
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