said County of Middx at Hicks Hall aforesaid in the said County of Middx on Monday the twenty second day of
February in the said fifteenth year of the reign of our said now Lord the King before Edward Barker< no role > Nathaniel
Chandler< no role > Peter Elers< no role > John Poulson< no role > Merry Teshmaker< no role > Francis Hole< no role > Esquires and others their Fellows then Justices of
our said Lord the King assigned by Letters Patent of our said Lord the King under his Great Seal of Great
Britain to the same Justices abovenamed and others and any four or more of them directed to Inquire more fully
the truth by the Oath of good and lawfull Men of the said County of Middx and by other ways means and methods by which
they should or might better know (as well within Liberties as without) by whom the truth of the matter might be better
known of all Treasons Misprisions of Treasons Insurrections Rebellions Counterfeilings Clippings Washings false
Coinings and other Falsities of the Money of Great Britain and other Kingdoms or Dominions whatsoever and of all
Murders Felonies Manslaughters Killings Burglaries Rapes of Woman unlawfull Meetings Conventicles unlawfull
uttering of Words Assemblies Misprisions Confederacys false Allegations Trespasses Riots Routs Retentions Escapes
Contempts Falsities Negligences. Concealments Maintenance Oppressions Champarty Deceits and all other evil Doings
Offences and Injuries whatsoever and also of the Accessaries of them within the County of Middx aforesaid as well with
Liberties as without by whomsoever and in what manner soever done committed or perpetrated and by whom or to
whom when how and after what manner and of all other Articles and Circumstances concerning the Premisses and
every of them or any of them in any manner whatsoever and the said Treasons and other the Premisses to hear and
determine according to the Laws and Customs of England the Issue aforesaid came on to be tried and was tried by
a Jury of the Country in that behalf duly taken between our said Lord the King and the said Elizabeth
Nicholls and upon the same Trial the Jurors of the said Jury of the County brought is their Verdict and did say
upon their Oath that the said Elizabeth Nicholls< no role > This name instance is in set 1683. was guilty of the Offence ad Misdemeanor charged against her and
specified in the Indictment aforesaid And that Edward Bygrave< no role > in the same Indictment named dyed after the with