containing a Great Coat and a piece of
Green stuff which this Informant's maid
put into the Cellar, that on the night
of Monday the thirtieth of Jane last he
came again to her house and wanted
a Bed, that he had then with him
a bag containing as he informed her
eighteen Penny worth of Salmon and
a piece of meat which piece of meat
he then gave to this Informant and
desired her to dress it for him on the
next Day, that nothing then remained
in the bag [..] but the Salmon which
appeared to be of a very small size
and did not near fill the bag, that
she then Sent him into the Room where
the other Informant Michael Allen< no role >
Slept where he remained as she
believes all that right, And this
Informant further Saith that the
said John Alsop< no role > brought nothing
into this Informant's house whereof to
compose a bundle of the magnitude
described by the other Informant Robert
Cope< no role > except the said Bundle so left
in the Cellar as aforesaid which