The Information of Margret Meyneard< no role >

Who Saith that Robert Meyneard< no role > her Husband came
to London on Candlemas day last and continued in
Towne and at Brentford ever Since and that Thomas
March< no role > now a Prissoner in Newgate was frequently in
his Company, and further saith that since Candlemas
last She heard the said March say & acknowledge Hee
had for his Share of Jno Stockton< no role > s mony about twenty
five pound And this [..] Informan further saith she heard
the said March tell Meynard her Husband he was afraid to go
abroad for that the looked every day to be taken up
And further said She [..] said March say He
the said March did set the Robery of John Stockton< no role > And
that he Should not dye for it if Hee were taken Becanse
no Body could prove He was in the doing of it, And this
Informant Saith that the day on which the said March was
taken She met him the said March in fryday street who
then told this Informant tee had beene with John Bevill< no role >
(allso concerned in the Robery & Murther of Jno. Stockton< no role > to
bid him goe out of the way that He night not be taken
and [..] she year March tell her said husband the Mony which he had
for his Share of Stocktons mony did him title good for He
had lent the aforesaid Bevill sixteene pound thereof and
that Bevill had Since repaid at him except about four pound
And this Informant further Smith that about three Weeks
Since at the house of one Waterford a Porter were Broken [..]
She heard the said Thomas March< no role > aske her said Husband
to go and rob the house of one Mr. Amehouse dwelling in
Ratcliffe and that if he March knock at the doore the
Children of the said Amehouse would let him into the house and