that he gave said Bill to his said Master Edward
Smith< no role > on same Evening And this Informant
further Saith that he Saw the said Thos. Giles< no role > in
New Prison Clerkenwell on Friday last the 26th.
Instant and that the Breeches which the said Thomas
Giles< no role > Men had on are the same which this Informant
Sold to him As aforesaid And the said Thomas Giles< no role >
then Acknowledged to this Informant that he put off the
Said Bill to him on the said 18th. Instant in Company with
his said Wife And the Informant Men also Saw
a Woman with the said Thomas Giles< no role > in the said Prison
and knew her to be the same that was with him at his
said Masters Shop when said Giles put off said Bill
and saith that she had on the said Cloak which
Informant sold said Giles And this Informant
Edward Smith< no role > for himself Saith that the said Saml.
Warmington< no role > gave to him on the said 18th Instant a
Banbury Bill of Five Guineas which he had that
Day taken in the Shop which Bill this Informant
on the next Day sent to the said John Warmington< no role >
along with some Cash by the said John Warmington's
Servant John Gould< no role > And the said John Gould< no role > for
himself saith that he Received from the said Edward
Smith< no role > on said Day some Cash Wrapt up in a Paper
and as the Informant was told by the said Edward
Smith< no role > a Five Guinea Bill also Wrapt in Paper
That he delivered the Paper & its Contents as he
received them to Ann Low< no role > the said John Warmington
Maid Servant And the said Ann Low< no role > for
herself Saith that She received from said John Gould< no role >
on said Day a paper in which appeared to be Money
that she immediately gave the same as She Received
it to her Mistress Elizabeth< no role > the Wife of the said John
Warmington And the said Elizabeth Warmington< no role >
for herself saith that she received on Sd. 19th. of Decr.