Middlesex
&
Westminster
to wit

The Information of George Longfield< no role >
John Carrack< no role > and John Duprie< no role > This name instance is in a workspace. 's
taken before Us two of his Majesty's Justices
of the peace for the said County City & Liberty

Who being severally upon Oath say And first this
Informant John Carrack< no role > for himself saith that
he is a Linen Draper and Hoxier in Richbell Court
Lambs Conduit Street that on the Sixth Day of
April last a person new present who calls herself Margaret Abbot< no role > came to his House
and told him that she was recommended to him by Mr.
Ward to buy some Linen and Stocking that she
was a Married Woman and would get her Husband
to Sign a Note for the payment of the Money to which
the Goods a came to at the Rate of three Shillings Per
Week upon which this Informant delivered Goods
to her to the amount of £3.4 & 8 then the said
Margaret Abbot< no role > desired this Informant would let then
other Informant John Dupuis< no role > his Clerk draw up a Note
for the payment of the said Sum payable at three Shillings
per Week [..] which she would take to her
Husband whose name she told his Informant was
George Longfield< no role > who hood in Whitechappel and
accordingly the note was made out in the follg words

April 6th. 1775
I Promise to pay to John Carrack< no role > or Order
the Sum of three pounds four Shillings & Eight pence
at the Rate of three Shillings P Week till the whole
is paid and in default of such payment for fourteen
days the whole to become Dues
£3.4.8.
which said Note so draw she took from this Inform
and returned with it on the same Day signed

George Lonfield< no role >

which she declared was Signed by her Husband
this Informant further saith that on the 24 of April