London

The King
agt.
Jonathan Hopkinson< no role > }
On the Prosecution of Ann
Chambers for a Felony
& Rape.

Edward Gyles< no role > Clerk to Messieurs Willet & Annesley
of little Friday Street Cheapside London Sollicitors for the
above Defendant Maketh Oath and Saith that he did
on the Twentieth day of September last personally
Serve Ann Chambers< no role > the prosecutrix of the above
Indictment with the Notice of Tryal hereunto annexed by
delivering to and leaving with the said Ann Chambers< no role > at
the House of her Brother Richard Chambers< no role > in
Butcher Now in the borough of Southwark in the
County of Surrey a true Copy of the said Notice and this
Deponent did at such time explain the purport of the
said Notice to the said Ann Chambers< no role > and another
Woman (who this Deponent hath since been informed
and believes to be Isabella Chambers< no role > ) And Lastly
this Deponent saith that the said Notice hath not
been since Countermanded to this Deponents Knowledge
or belief

Sworn in Court ye 19th
October 1785 }
By the Court

Edwd Gyles< no role >