Hyams and Benjamin sayd that he this Informant could not
bring any Thing amiss, and asked Informant what Wages Infor-
-mant got, to which Informant replied middling. That the
said Hyams and Benjamin then sayd that he this Informant
had a five Chance of increasing his Wages by, furnishing them
with Goods, as many other Persons did; and told Informant
that any Thing Informant might take to them would be safe
and that many young Men entrusted their Lives on the Hands
of them the said Hyams and Benjamin. That he this Informant
did not see the said Hyams and Benjamin for some time after
That about Six Months ago Informant met and spoke
to the said Benjamin at Holborn Hill who asked Informant
to supply him the said Benjamin with black barecelona
Handkerchiefs, and that he this Informant replied he might
probably do so, That Informant a few Days after took of the
said Jews Hyams< no role > and Benjamin a Dozen of Handkerchiefs
which Informant supposed night cost about forty Shillings
but that he this Informant did not receive any Money for
them, and that they the said Hyams and Benjamin promised
to pay this Informant when he should furnish them with
more Goods, on the next Day Informant carried for the said
Hyams and Benjamin a piece of Silk Handkerchief worth about
thirty two Shillings perpiece for which and the said barcelona
Handkerchiefs Informant received Half a Guinea and Two
Shillings and Six pence at the Corner of Chick Lane , and that
the said Hyams and Benjamin Promised Informant more
Money when he this Informant should furnish them the
said Hyams and Benjamin with nine Goods. That he this
Informant did not see the said Hyams and Benjamin after for about the Space of three
Weeks, about that Time the said Hyams and Benjamin and
Informant if Informant had any Thing for there the said
Hyams and Benjamin, Informant replied no, because they the