Old Bailey< no role > July Sessn, 1784

The King against George
Grace< no role > in a Case of Felony

John White< no role > of cow cross in the parish of Saint John
Clerkenwell in the County of Middlesex Butcher
maketh Oath that he did on Monday last use old
due diligence to serve William Jackson< no role > of Dept ford
in the County of Kent Stawker and pedlar and
Richard Jones< no role > of Kinghtsbridge in the County of
Middlesex horse dealer, with a Copy of the writ
of Sub pence hereunto annexed, but was not able
to serve them or either of them, but was answer'd
by the said William Jacksons< no role > wife that he was gone
to Stafford fair, which begins on the Tenth day of
July instant and would not return under fourteen
days at leash, and that Richard Jones< no role > was out of
Town and gone to Taunton Fair in the County of
Somersett, and that she did not expect him in
Town again during the Space of Four or Five
Weeks, and this Deponent further saith that
he hath heard and believes, that the said
William Jackson< no role > and Richard Jones< no role > are material
Witness for the prisoner, on his Trials.

Sworn in open Court at
the session house at the Old
Bailey the 7th. day of July
1784.}

By the Court

John White< no role >