Barbara Bartle allegedly bewitches Elizabeth Gyan. Gyan languishes in pain, is lame, and is left speechless for nearly a month.()

Barbara Bartle of Stepney, Middlesex is tried for allegedly bewitching Elizabeth Gyan of Stepney, Middlesex. Gyan is allegedly made lame, languishes, and is speechless for nearly a month by the time the trial takes place. Bartle pleads not guilty.()

Alice Bradley is indicted at Hampstead in the county of Middlesex for using witchcraft on Richard Philpott so that he languished for twenty days and remained so at the time the text was written. ()

Alice Bradley is indicted for allegedly using witchcraft in order to kill two young cows belonging to Philip Barrett.(7-8)

Alice Bradley is indicted for using witchcraft in order to kill four hogs worth fifty shilling belonging to Robert James.(7-8)

Alice Bradley is indicted for allegedly using witchcraft so that Margaret James "languished and wasted in her body for the space of three days."(7-8)

Alice Bradley is acquitted of the charge in the case of Robert Phillpot. Bradley had allegedly bewitched Phillpot so that he languished for twenty days and continued so at the time of the trial.(7-8)

Alice Bradley is acquitted in the charge in the case of Phillip Barrett. Bradley had allegedly used witchcraft to kill two of Barrett's young cows.(7-8)

Alice Bradley is acquitted of the charge in the case of Margaret James. Bradley had allegedly used witchcraft on James so that she languished and wasted in her body for three days (and remained so at the time of the trial). (7-8)

Alice Bradley is acquitted of the charge in the case of Robert James. Bradley had allegedly used witchcraft in order to kill four of his hogs worth fifty shillings.(7-8)

Joan Hunt allegedly practices witchcraft upon a three year old infant named John Nutting. Nutting sickens and languishes for three days and then dies. (110, 218)

Joan Hunt is indicted for allegedly practicing witchcraft upon a three year old infant named John Nutting. Nutting sickened and languished for a few days and then died. (110, 218)

Joan Hunt pleads not guilty to having practiced witchcraft upon John Nutting, causing him to sicken, languish, and die. She is, however, found guilty and sentenced to hang. (110, 218)

Joan and William Hunt allegedly bewitch Ales James and Richard Parrett, causing them to become lame. (110, 218)

Joan and William Hunt are indicted for allegedly bewitching Ales James and Richard Parrett, rendering them both lame. (110, 218)

Joan and William Hunt plead not guilty to bewitching Ales James and Richard Parrett, causing James and Parrett to become lame. They are acquitted of the charges. (110, 218)

Dorothy Magicke allegedly practices witchcraft upon Thomas Poole and Thomazine Heathe. (218)

Dorothy Magicke is indicted for allegedly practicing witchcraft upon Thomas Poole and Thomazine Heathe. (218)

Dorothy Magicke pleads not guilty to the charge of practicing witchcraft upon Thomas Poole and Thomazine Heathe. She is, however, found guilty and sentenced to a minimum of four years in prison. (218)