Recognizances and Fees in the N LVI Register
The N LVI records show recognizances not returned and others who paid fees in the presence of Smith. Dorothy MacNemara, refusing to pay for good behavior, was threatened by Bolton to pawn her cloak unless she paid, being forced to pay as a Crown. John Bryan reported alleged theft of Plato, leading to MacCabe and daughter’s detention and release. expenses listed for removing her daughter from Bridewell to the Black Dog, Bolton’s discharge, clerk fees, and liquor costs. Mary Winter was bound over for abusive words and paid half a crown, with further complaints about Brown’s insults.