London ss.

The King on the Prosecution of Daniel Murphy< no role >
against
William Renshaw< no role > , Jones Rens< no role > have
and John Bennett< no role > .Assault

William Renshaw< no role > , Jones Renshaw< no role > and John Bennett< no role >
the Defendant s above named severally make Oath and say
That a proposal being made to them by the above named Daniel
Murphy< no role > and One John Millar< no role > who with the said Daniel Murphy< no role >
Stand indicted for a Riot and assaulting there Deponent s for
settlingall Matter an Dispute between them by Arbitration
these Deponents agreed thereto and that thereupon Bonds
were executed and exchanged between them and the said
Daniel Murphy< no role > and John Millar< no role > whereby Philip Reys< no role >
Esquire Barrister at Lane was appointted Arbitrator on
the part of these Deponents and John William Road< no role > Esquire
Barrrister at Law was appointed Arbitrator on the part
of the said Daniel Murphy< no role > and John Millar< no role > who took
upon themselves the Business of the said Arbitration and
who after examining the Witness es of both the said parties
and their annual Allegations up on Oath Dr Edward and
Order that all Actions Saints and Controversies between
these Deponent s and the said Daniel Murphy< no role > and John
Miller< no role > should cease and determine and that the said
Daniel Murphy< no role > and John Miller< no role > and each of them should
pay to these Deponent the Sum of Ten Pounds and that
thereupon General Role [..] should be executed and exchanged
between the said parties as in and by the said Award bearing
date the Ninth day of June last under the hands and Seals of the
said Philip Keys< no role > and John William Rose< no role > Referrence being thereunto
had will more fully appear And there Deponent s further say
that they have demanded of the said Daniel Murphy< no role > the Sum
of Ten Pounds awardsed to be paid by him which here found
to pay And that they have not since making the said Award
been able to are the said John Miller< no role > to make the like
Demand of him though they have [..] their Endeavours for
that purpose.

Sworn at Guild Hall London
the 5t. day of July 1784
By the Court}

William Renshaw< no role >
Jones Renshaw< no role >
John Bennet< no role >