December 1777
Mr. Durden then Ordered the Box to be taken home-Also Ordered the
Constable to leave the warrant till Saturday the 15-thus all matters were
Settled notwithstanding
Mary Young< no role >
had the petticoat upon her
Mr Gough the Constable employed in Archers Affair being Examin [..]
at the same time with Archer Says & that having a Warrant to Serve [..]
Mary Young< no role >
who he was told was to be at Mr. Durdens-he went to th [..]
Alehouse opposite Mr. Durdens with intent to Serve it when she came f [..]
thence and to bring her before Mr. Bindloss at the request of the prosecu [..]
but the prosecutor came hightened to him and told him he was threate [..]
to be sent to Bridewell
if he did not bring the warrant to be heard before
Mr. Durden Upon which he went and Served it and left it by Order
Mr. Durden And on Monday the 17 instr he went for it and received
it Backed Discharged for want of sufficient Evidence by I Durden E [..]
Novr. 17. 1777
James Ford< no role >
of Old Tothill Street
Westminster
Shoemaker
came
this day before me John Gretton< no role >
Esqr
. one of his Majestys Justices of the pe
[..]
for the County of Middlesex
and Voluntarily made oath that on or above
the first day of August 1777 his Wife procured [..] warrant against
Richardson and Willim Badman from Edward Bindloss< no role >
Esq. that
said Richardson and Badman were (contrary to this Deponent's and h [..]
Wifes desire) carried before Justice Durden who complained that they
not come to him but go to a Man who knew nothing about the matt [..]
and that they might give his Compliments to Mr Bindloss and [..]
so if they pleased for if the went to Fool's they could not expect good
Usage as they could not do them Justice or words to that Effects
James Ford< no role >
Sworn before me the
Second day of December 1777}
John Gretton< no role >
William Edson< no role >
of the Broadway Westminster
Gunsmith came
this day before me Edward Bindloss< no role >
Esqr. one of his Majestys Justices
of the peace for the County of Midlesex and Voluntarily made Oath that on
Monday morning August the 4th. 1777 he was sent by Justice Durden
from