London ss

The Information of Richard Burrell< no role > of No. 67
Crutchd Friars London Coachmaster Taken this
12th day of May 1787

Saith that on Thursday Night last as Informant was coming
from the Play he was accosted by the Prisoner George Hyson< no role >
in Drury Lane who asked him why he run so fast. Informant
answered what was that to him. Prisoner then asked if he
did not know him sayd he did not, Prisoner then asked
Informant of he did not remember unbuttoning of his Breech
and playing with his Private Parts sayd he knew nothing
of him and desired him to go about his business. Prisoner
then sayd that Informant had letter settle it for he
would be downed if he would leave him and if he did not
settle if by fair Means he should by foul. Informant
thin disired the Prisoner to follow him hence that he
lived in the City and should not go out of his Want
unless stopped or presented by himthat Prisoner followed him and were met by the other
Prisoner George Ellison< no role > the other side of Temple Parr whom Hyson immediately
accosted and observed he was glad that he had met
with him that both the Prisoners then stand behind
for some time and then came up again to Informant
one on each side of him and Ellison sayd that
he would be dawned that if he was Hyson he would