The King against Edward
Bodenham for Felony in
Buying Stollen Goods knowing
them to be Stollen

Edward Bodenham< no role > of the parish of Saint Sepulchres
London Watchmaker and Joseph Barnaby< no role > of the
Parish of Saint Dunstans in the West London
Baker Severally make Oath and Say and first
this Deponent Edward Bodenham< no role > Saith that
one Thomas Grace< no role > of Coleman Street London
Watchmaker is a Materiall Witness for this
Deponent in this Cause and that he this Deponent
cannot Safely take his Tryall in this Cause without
the said Graces's Evidence And this Deponent
Joseph Barnaby< no role > on his Oath Saith that he this
Deponent did this day go to the said Graces's
house in order to Serve the said Grace with a
Subpena to appear on the behalf of the other
Deponent Bodenham in this Cause but this
Deponent was informed by a Man Servant of
the said Graces's at his said House in Coleman
Street and verily believes it to be true that his said Master Mr. Grace is out
of Town at Cheshunt in Hertfordshire and will not return till Monday next
upon which this Dept. left a Spa Tickett at his house

Sworne on the Eighth Day of
December 1733

Both Swore in Court
at Justicehall in the Old
Bailey in the Suburbs of
the City of London ye 8th
day of December 1733

Edward Bodenham< no role >
Joseph Barnaby< no role >