Middlesex

The Information of Ann Lyde< no role >
John Thompson< no role > and William
Wilkinson< no role > taken before us two
of His Majestys Justices of the
Peace for the said County

Who being severally upon Oath say and
first this Informant Ann Lyde< no role > for herself
Saith that she lives in Little Titchfield
Street in the parish of Saint Mary le bone
and keeps after Cloth Warehouse that on
the 5th day of April instant the person now
present who calls himself John Haydon< no role >
come to this Informants Shop between Six
and Seven oClock in the Evening and bought
a floor Cloth of her which came to two
pennols Nine Shillings and three pence
anddesired it mightdesired this Informant
would Give him change for a Note, and
produced to this Informant the following
Order, (No 57 Pall Mall ,) No. 75 London 2d April
1787 Messrs. Ransom Merland & Hammersley
Pay to Robert Lloyd< no role > or Bearer Fourteen pounds
ten Shillings James George< no role > £14.10s that
on Seventh of April instant this Informant
Sent her Servant the other Informant John
Thompson< no role > to Messrs Romsom herland &
Hammersley for payment of the said
exeter when the said John Thompson< no role > returned
and [..] this Informant theyknowand not