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From the Sussex Advertiser, 2nd September 1812
Madgwick and Davis, the two men committed to Horsham Jail on suspicion of stealing Sir John Sebright’s ram at Glynde, we understand confessed that crime and several others of which they have been guilty. Their dwelling place was some miles distant from Glynde.
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