carried them near St. Martin's Le Grand , the
said Lowley observing that it would be improper or
dangerous to be set down at his own Door as the
Coachman would thereby he enabled to give Infor-
-mation in Case any Stir should be made about
the Business. That they carried the Things to said
Lowley's Housea St. Martins at No 5 in King's
Head Court St. Martin's Le Grand , where they exami-
-ned them. That to the best of this Informts. recollection
they contained about 4 Dozen Pieces and half Pieces
of Ribband and four Dozen of Woman's straw Hats
of different Colours. That this Informt. sold about half
a Dozen of the Pieces of the Ribbard to a Haberdasher
at the bottom of Clerkenwell Green for 27 (or 28) and
that the Remained of the Things were disposed of by said
Lowley and Abraham Barew< no role > . That said Abraham was
in said Lowley's House when they carried the said Things
there, and assisted in examining there and disposing of
them as aforesaid. That this Informt. does not know
to whom said Things were sold by said Lowley & Abraham
but said Lowely gave this Informant at the Bull in
Petticoat Lane two Pounds twelve Shillings or two Guineas
and a half as and for his Share of the Produce of said
Things.

And this Informant further says that about a
Wick or fortnight before Christmas last he met
said Lowley at the House of Saml. Price< no role > the White Horse
in Covent Garden Market when said Lowely proposed
to this Informant to go out in Manner abovementd.
and that they went out together accordingly. That
somewhere near Charing Cross as this Informt. beleives
they