with the said Subpana and was then informed by Mary Fisher< no role >
who is the Mistress of the said House that the said John Smith< no role > was gone to
Nav market and was not Yet returned from thence and which Information
this Deponent verily believes to be true And this Deponent saith that he this
Morning about 8 oClock again went to the said house in Oxenden Street
aforesaid and there enquired for the said John Smith< no role > and then was informed by
the said Mary [..] Fisher< no role >
that the said John Smith< no role > was not yet returned from Newmarket and
which Information this Deponent believes to be true And this Deponent
the said Nicholas Quark< no role > saith that he will use his utmost endeavours
to get the said John Smith< no role > Served with a subpena to appear as a Witness
for this Deponent at the next Sessions to be he before this City and Deponent
hopes and verily believes he shall be able to procure the said John Smith< no role >
to attend at the said next Sessions.

Sworn at Justice Hall in the
Old Bailey the 5th. day of April
1783 }
By the Court

Thomas Watkins< no role >
Nicholas Querk< no role >