Servants of the said Thomas James< no role > that he was gone into
Radnorshire in South Wales but into what part of Radnorshire
this deponent cannot get any information but was informed by the
Clerk of the said Thomas James< no role > that the said Thomas James< no role >
will be home in one Month or sooner all which information
this deponent verily believes to be true And this deponent
hopes and expects to be able to procure the Testimony of the
said Thomas James< no role > within the next October Sessions And
the other Deponent James Mc George< no role > for himself saith that on
the fourth of September instant this deponent went to the house
of and saw the Mr. Collins the Sollicitor for the said defendant
and informed him that it would be impossible for the said
Prosecutor to proceed to the Trial of the said Prosecution this
Sessions on Account of the absence of a material Witness And
this deponent further saith that the said Thomas James< no role > went
into Radnorshire in South Wales some time in the begining
of August last but in what part of Radnorshire the said
Thomas James< no role > now is this deponent doth not know and this
deponent expects the said Thomas James< no role > will be in
London in one month or sooner

Both Sworn at Justice Hall
in the Old Bailey the 15th. day
of Septr. 1789 }

By the Court

Nehemiah Reed< no role >

Jas. Mc. George< no role >