Middlesex
to wit}

The Voluntary Examination of William
Terry Fenley< no role > taken on Oath the 18th. day of
February 1788 before me one of his Majestys Justices
of the Peace for the County of Middlesex

Who on his Oath Saith That on Friday night the
Eighth day of February Instant William Bedwell< no role >
came to him at his house in Cable Street White Chapel
Parish about Eight OClock, told this Informant he
had some property and desired him to come to his room
in Cable street which he did and when he came there he
found the said William Bedwell< no role > , John Myer< no role > and William
Lewis< no role > , there together they then Offered to sell him a Gown
some Shauls a Silk handkerchief and Apron
and some Silk on Bobbins, he [..] bought of them the
Gown and Shauls and Silk Handkerchief for twelve
shillings which he paid Myer, he told them he was
no judge of the Silk but he would try what he could do
with it, And on the Sunday night following he paid Myer
his past which was five shillings and Six pence and in
the Evening of the same day he paid Bedwell for Lewis
five Shillings and sixpence more And that [..] John
Myer< no role > now under Examination is [..] one of the above
mentioned persons and the same Person who sold the
property above mentioned to him

Taken and Sworn the
day and Year abovesaid
before me}

D Wilmot< no role >

Wm Terry Fenly< no role >