He is the same person, That lodged with
the said Mr. Hill, in this Informant's
house & went by the name of Bryant.

Capt of Jurat die of
Anno infrascript coram
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Jno Houblon< no role > May

John Meare< no role >

The Informacon of George Underwood Hill< no role >
Gentl taken upon oath This
Sixth day of Aprill 1696

Who Saith, That on the twenty fourth day of February
last, about nine A clock at night, this Informt. coming home
to his Lodging at the said Mr. Meare's house, mett the
said Mr. Clarke with another pson with him, at the
Door. And the sd. Mr. Clarke desire this Informt.
to lett his Friend the Pson then with him, to lye with him for A
Night or two, Which this Informt., in respect to then
said Mr. Clarke, whom he had known for about
halfe A year past, consented to And thereupon
the said pson, who went by the name of Mr.
Bryant, did lodge with this Informant that
Night, & continued to Lodge there for were three
weekes after. And this Informant further
Saith That the next day after the sd. Pson came
thither, & for most of the time he lodged with
him, He took Physick, from the said Mr.
Clarke, who generally visited him twice A
day, At which times, they generally whispered
together