The King
agt.
William Denny< no role > Fox}

On an Indictment for Felony
On A Clause in the Stat of the 19th. of King George 2d:

William Denny Fox< no role > the Defendant in this Cause maketh
Oath that Henry Ellis< no role > of Benacre in the County of Suffolk
Farmer and Several Other persons are Material Witnesses for this
Deponent at the Tryal of this Indictment, and this Deponent
Saith that he this Deponent is advised and verily believes he
Cannot with Safety proceed to make his Defence at his Tryal
in this Cause without the Benefit of the Testimony of the
Henry Ellis< no role > And this Deponent further saith that he this
Deponent being Conscious of his Innocence did at a very [..]
Expence Cause the Said Henry Ellis< no role > and a great [..]
Witnesses who are Material for [..]
of the Indictment now [..]
as witnesses on behalf of this Deponent from the County [..]
Suffolk and who accordingly did Attend in London for this [..]
of giving Evidence on behalf of this Deponent during the
Sessions, at which time, this Deponent was ready and [..]
to be tryed, But the Council for the Crown having opposed
the Tryal of this Deponent to Come on at the last Sessions
This Deponent's witnesses who So attended, return'd into the
Country; And this Deponent further Saith that upon the [..]
Henry Ellis< no role > 's return into the Country, he had the misfortune
dislocate his Shoulder, which for Sometime past hath Confined
him to his Bed, And this Deponent further Saith that the [..]
Henry Ellis< no role > is not Yet able to Travell to London to give [..]
Testimony on behalf of this Deponent, as appears by [..]
Affidavit of Mr Hustings Wilkinson< no role > the Surgeon , who attend
Said Henry Ellis< no role > , and As this Deponent verily believes, [..]
the Manifest hazard and danger of losing of his Life