Coming home about Change time Stubbs told him it was said that he had been concerned in the robbery, and later he was arrested by Cole for his debt to Lyon and taken to the Hoop Tavern, where he was still in custody when a constable came with a warrant to take him before Sir. T. Aleyn. He asked Sir Thomas to allow him to go to fetch the jewels, but he was not allowed to go out of the liberties. He then remembered that Wild had said he could send his wife, whom he described as a full short woman about forty or fifty years old, she had a black scarf on; ... I told Sir Thomas this story. My wife came to me publicly, I did not whisper with her. MRS. TURNER--Nay, look you, husband---- TURNER--Pr'ythee Mall, sit down; you see my lord, my wife will interrupt me with nonsense. Pr'ythee sit thee down quickly, and do not put me out; I cannot hold women's tongues, nor your lordship neither. BRIDGMAN, LORD CHIEF-JUSTICE--This is not a May-game. TURNER--My Lord, it is a serious business, and I hope God will bless it. 'Pray,' said I, 'Mall go.' His wife went as she was told. She found this Nag's Head, she sat down, being somewhat fat and weary, poor dear! I have had 27 children by her, 15 sons and 12 daughters. Seven or eight times did this fellow round her---- MRS. TURNER--Let me give that relation---- TURNER--You cannot, it is as well; pr'ythee sit down, dear Mall, sit thee down good child, all will be well. Mrs. Turner, in short, brought back the jewels which were given to Tryon, in Chamberlin's presence, and Turner offered to forego his £500, but was nevertheless committed by Sir T. Aleyn. BRIDGMAN, LORD CHIEF-JUSTICE--Have you any witnesses to prove all this discourse passed between you and Wild? TURNER--I have by, witnesses to prove I said this, that there was such discourses between us. BRIDGMAN, LORD CHIEF-JUSTICE--No doubt of it; and so will many a man at Newgate frame such a story as this. HYDE, LORD CHIEF-JUSTICE--You have told a long story about Wild, that you took him by the throat, and that you were alone: what weapons had you? TURNER--None, my Lord. BRIDGMAN, LORD CHIEF-JUSTICE--Had you a lanthorn with you? TURNER--No, my Lord. BRIDGMAN, LORD CHIEF-JUSTICE--What time of the night was it? TURNER--Twelve o'clock, my lord. BRIDGMAN, LORD CHIEF-JUSTICE--You staid till four, so they were four hours a-bringing of the money. TURNER--Yes, my Lord. HYDE, LORD CHIEF-JUSTICE--You took a man in the dark by the throat, that man that was guilty of such a thing, as when that you did let him go to call his companions to bring the money, brings fellows to you single; I would be glad to know, whether in this case they would not have knocked you on the head, and killed you?