the Bale into the Bagg And this Examinant
Assisted the four men to put the same into the
Coach then three of he men got into the Coach
And this Examinant by their Order drove them
to Wentworth Street Pettycoat Lane , where the
said three men got out of the Coach and, took the
Bale with them and ordered Examinant to wait
and in about a Quarter of an hour the three
men returned to the Coach without the Bale
and he by their Order drove them to Mr. Noad's
house and after being there about a Quarter of
an hour they paid him Six Shillings for his
Coach hire and no more, and discharged him
at about a Quarter of an hour past Eleven
O'Clock that night This Examinant further
saith that at the time of drinking the Brandy at
the Barr as mentioned before one of the men
who first rode in the Coach took out of his Pocket
a Sample whichheappeared to him to be yellow
Silk which he and the other two men who came
with the Coach looked at, Believes he should
know the Partys if he saw them

Taken and Sworn
the day and Year
abovesaid before me}

Thos. Triquet< no role >

John Say< no role >