Alehouse kept by one Noad near Puddledock
where they stopt And the man on the Cox got off
and opened the Coachdoor, and the two men came
out of the Coach and desired this Examinant to
come from the Cox and lend them a hand in
with it upon whichwhichThis Examinant came down from
his Box and Assisted the three men to take the
Bale out of the Coach and [..]
put the same on the Back of one of the men who carried
it into the house And this Examinant followed
and Assisted in putting the Bale Down in the said
house at the Outside of the Barr And then they
all drank a Glass of Brandy at the Barr
One of the men then Ordered this Examinant
to turn his Coach about which he did and went
into the house again he was then directed by the
two men who had before rode in the Coach togo
drive them to Bishopsgate street the Corner of
Catherine Wheel Alley that the said two men there
got out and went away and returned in about
Half an hour with another man with them
that they then all three went into the Coach
and this Examinant by their Order drove them
back to Mr. Noads House aforesaid where the
said three men got Out and went into the
house and this Examinant followed, and that
there, the said last three men joined in Company
with the man who had rode with this Examinant
on his Coach box as aforesaid who was at the said
house with another man in his Company
This Examinant further Saith that then they being
together one of them the Ropes the fastenings
of the Bale and took them off and threw them into
the Barr, they then went to the Coach which was
at the door and took out a Brown Badd [..]
and broughtbrought tothe same into the house and put