The Voluntary Information and Confession of John Trimant< no role > Servant to
and living with Mr George Webster< no role > and George Webster< no role > the Younger of No.20 Bucklers
bury in the City of London Drug Merchant Taken this
20th. Day of April 1782 Before [..] William Plomer< no role >
Knight Lord Mayor< no role > of the said City

Who Saith that he came to live withwiththe said Mes [..]
in the Capacity of Porten in the Month of November 1779 and
huth continued in their Service Since that time, and that he
[..] been during all that time well acquainted with James
Mc. Millan< no role > of No. 12 in Cartwright [..] held
County of Middlesex Taylor who well knew where this ins [..]
lives and in what Capacity, who told this Informant [..]
would Dispose of any Drugpiste Medicines on Goods that this [..]
Informant would bring to him, Saith that within the las [..]
five Weeks he has taken Several different Articles of g [..]
out of his said Musters Ware house to wit about fourteen [..]
Pounds of Seammony, about the same Quantity of Saffro [..]
about twelve Pounds of Opium, about three Pounds of Oi [..]
Mare about fo [..] Pounds of Castorum, all which art [..]
he [..] el [..] of the said James Mc. Mc [..]