Thomas Asquith< no role > maketh Oath that on Saturday the Twenty ninth
day of September last he was at his Masters house in Bell Yard on
Fish street Hill when John Bland< no role > Came into the said House and sayd
that all there was his and Saith that he Saw the said Bland wrest
out of the hand of Mr Thomas Wilkins< no role > his this Deponent's Master's
Clerk the Key of this Deponents Master's Escrutore being in the
writing Chamber up two pair of Stairs And that the sd Bland then
rifled the papers therein and took the Key away with him And further
Saith that Mary Gilliard< no role > late Servant to this Deponents sd Master
departed from her sd Masters Service above the Space of One Month
last past and that by the Direccons of his sd Master he hath
Endeavoured to know where She is, but hath not been yet able to inform
himself thereof And Saith that his sd Master during his Confinement
hath been very much Indisposed and by reason of his [..] Illness [..]
oblidged to keep his Bed

Thomas Asquith< no role >

Jurat nono die Octobris 1722 Cor
me

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