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Thomas Newton was mentioned twice in the Old Bailey records for the crime of sodomy with against him. Both men were hanged on 9 May 1726 at Tyburn, Thomas Wright and Gabriel Lawrence), who was caught in a raid on the Molly House, the House of Margaret Clap.

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	'''Thomas Newton''' was mentioned twice in the Old Bailey records for the crime of sodomy with ''against him''. Both men were hanged on 9 May 1726 at Tyburn, [[Thomas Wright]] and [[Gabriel Lawrence]]), who was caught in a raid on the [[Molly ~~house~~]], [[the House of Margaret Clap]].		'''Thomas Newton''' was mentioned twice in the Old Bailey records for the crime of sodomy with ''against him''. Both men were hanged on 9 May 1726 at Tyburn, [[Thomas Wright]] and [[Gabriel Lawrence]]), who was caught in a raid on the [[Molly House]], [[the House of Margaret Clap]].

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