London

The King against Oliver Owen< no role >

Charles Higden< no role > of Curriers Hall London Gentleman maketh Oath
and saith that Oliver Owen< no role > of No. 9 Lillipot Lane London Currier on or about the fourteenth day
of December last entered into a Recognizance in the Sum of twenty pounds with
John Wynn< no role > of No. 10 Aldersgate Street London Currier and John Perkins< no role > of No. 14
[..] Lane London Currier as his Sureties in the Sum of ten pounds
each before the Right Honourable Richard Clark< no role > Esquire Lord Mayor of the
City of London at the Justice Room in the said City to
be of good behaviour and keep the Peace towards the King and all his [..] People and especially
towards Thomas Keyte Whom the said Oliver Owen< no role > was then and there
charged with assaulting And this Deponent further saith that at the
General Session of the peace holden at the Guildhall in and for the said City of
London on the twenty first day of February instant before the said Richard
Clark Esquire and other his Majesty's Justices [..] to keep the peace within
the said City of London and the liberties thereof the said Oliver Owen< no role > was tried
upon an Indictment preferred and found against him for assaulting one
Charles Organ< no role > on the sixth day of January last past and was found Guilty
of the said Assault on the said Charles Organ< no role >

Chas: Higden< no role >

Sworn in Court at Justice Hall in
the Old Bailey London the 26th
day of February 1785 before}

By the Court