Duns Rex [..] Oglevie.

London ss

Horatio Turner< no role > Clerk to Joshua Sharpe< no role > of pump Court in the Temple
Maketh bath That he this Depont. did on the 21st. Day of their Inst. Aprill
Severally serve Mr. Wall and Mr North with Notice in Writing in this Prosecution by Delivering one
Copy of such Notice to the sd. Mr. Walls Clerk at the said Mr. Walls house in
Threadwood to Street and by Delivering another Copy of such notice to a Woman belonging to the
sd. Mr. North's at two house in Devonshire Street such notice purporting that the said David Oglevie< no role >
and his Surety's did Intend to Move the Court at Justice Hall [..] in the old Bayly [..]
Saturday the 22nd. Day of this Instant Aprill That the
Rocognizance Entered into by the sd. Mr. Oglovie and his Bail for the sd. Mr. Oglevie
Appearance at the last Genll. Quarter Sessions of the peace but one for the
City of London And which had been Continued over to this present
Sessions Might be Vacated and Discharged and this Depont. Saith the sd.
Mr. Wall is the Generall and Standing Attorney & Sollicitor for the said Governr. &
Company of the Bank of England in all or most of their Affairs And the
said Mr. North has Appear'd as their Deponts. is Informed/immediately in this
Prosecution but as their Depont. beleives only under the Direction of the said
Mr. Wall and this Depont. did likewise on the same Twenty first Day of
their Instant April leave a Letter for sd. Edwrd Bellamy the Govr. & of the
Bank at the said Sr. Edward Bellamys< no role > house in Devonshire Square
Signifying to the sd Sr. Edward Bellamy< no role > that the sd. David Oglevie< no role > and his
Surety's intended to Move the Court as Aforesaid And that Notice thereof had been
Given to the Banks Attorney Mr. Wall

Horatio Turner< no role >

Jur 22o. Die April
1732 Apnd Justicehall in
le old Bayly
P Cur