Freeman and the said Haslam, and that the said Haslam
and this Informant went into the front Parlour on the
last Hand going into the House and gave the said Haslam
Two or three Pieces of Check Muslins Handkerchiefs and
Patches or Pieces for single Gown's That a Piece of Irish Cloth, Four
or five Shauls was delivered by him this Informant at
the said Haslam's House, the said Haslam's Wife and
Daughter being present, and that the said Haslam had
of him this Informant three Pieces of Muslin [..] at the
Eagle and Child Saint Martins Le Grand about five Weeks
ago, and the Land lord was then present. That he this In-
-formant delivered to the said Haslam and Gallant Hand-
-kerchiefs at different Times about Ten or Twelve each
Time, and a Piece or Two of Long Lawn at the same Place,
That the said Haslam and Gallant gave this Informant
Money on the Delivery of the Goods and took for them what
Money they pleased to give him this Informant. That the
said Haslam and Gallant at last threatened this Informant
and sayd they would not give him this Informant any Thing
for the said Patches and seven Pieces of Lawn. That [..]
the said Evans told this Informant that the said Flin and
Gallant had agreed that he this Informant should not have
any Thing for the said Goods. That the said Flinn told him
this Informant He should have nothing and that they had
Shifted Haslam and his Wife and that He [..] should have
nothing for them. That the said Evans informed him this
Informant that the said Haslam's Wife sayd they (meaning
Her Husband and self ad the Goods of our Rogers and that
He the said Evans had some Lawns of the said Haslam
That he this Informant was up Stairs in the said Haslam's
House when the said Evans came in. That he this Infor-
-mant went from thence to the Bell where Evans followed
him this Informant and the said Evans sayd that He
the said Evans had three Pounds for the Muslin which he
this