The Kingagainst Richard Swain< no role >

William Winslow< no role > Clerk to William Cracraft< no role > of London Street
London Gentleman Solicitor for the Prosecutors and Mary< no role > the Wife of William Fletcher< no role > of
Tooley Street in the Borough of Southwark in the County of Surry
Painter Severally Make Oath and first the said William Winslow< no role >
Saith that he gave directions last Weeks for the Subpanaing
of the said William Fletcher< no role > to Attend this Honourable Court at
the Tryal of the above indictment or this day and which as
this Deponent was Informed and verily beleives was accordingly
done And this Deponent Mary Fletcher< no role > for herself Saith that
her said Husband William Fletcher< no role > is new very ill keeps his bed and not
able to attend to give Evidence at the Tryal of the above [..]
Indictment And this Deponent William Winslow further Saith
that the said William Fletcher< no role > is a Material Witness for the
Prosecutors in the said Indictments and without whose
Testimony this Deponent verily believes the said Prosecutors
cannot safely Proceed to the Tryal of the said Indictment

Sworn at Guildhall the
Tenth day of Septr. 1759 before
By the Court

Wm. Winslow< no role >

The Marke of
Mary Fletcher< no role >