would pay them That Kimpton then gave said
Ruskin several Papers of half pence amountg.
as this Informant believes to Forty Shillings
That Joseph Mash< no role > then Proposed to bring the said
Sheep to Kimpton's House the next day
That about one o Clock the next day (Saturday)
said Kimpton and said [..] Joseph Mash< no role >
came to this Informant and told him the
Sheep were at said Kimpton's House That he
this Informant went with said Kimpton and
Mash to a Publick House at Rotherhithe
when Informant laid down Seven Guineas
on the Table and said Kimpton gave to this
Informant seven Shillings That about two
Hours after this Informant sent said Cornish
for said Sheep who brought them home to this
Informants House That on the Sunday
following this Informant sent said Thirteen
Sheep to the Fields of Robert Cook< no role > Salesman [..]
between Rotherhithe and Deptford to sell for
him And this Informant further Says that
he this day went to Lord Southampton's
House near [..] Ken Wood where he [..] saw
twelve of the said Sheep so bought by him as aforesaid
And the said John Cornish< no role > for himself says
that on Saturday last by the direction of said
Mr. Gifford he went to the House of said
Kimpton to fetch said Sheep at which time
said Kimpton asked this Informant when
he should kill said Sheep when Informant
replied