them to a Place, they hired a Chaise, and returned
to the said House, where they staid about a half an
Hour, and then went in the sd. Chaise to Ca [..]
and in their way thither, the said Jennings desired
this Informt. to fling away the Key which [..]
his Brother in Law's Bureacy which [..]
by did. And upon their coming to [..]
said Jennings agreed to make up [..]
between him and this Informt: of among [..]
ther ( [..] with one Guinea which he this [..]
nings was to pr [..] to lend him them but did not) to about [..]
Five Shillings, and for which this Informt [..]
give the said Jennings a Note of Hand, in [..]
he might not be inspected of having [..]
Robbery, & which Note was accordingly wrote [..]
the said Jennings, and signed by the Informt; [..]
this Informt. farther saith, that [..]
while they were at Camberwell , bed him Co [..]
Money, and give him some Part of it [..]
dingly did, and gave the said Jennings [..]
Guineas and Five Shillings; and [..]
that with part of the rest, some Cloath [..]
bought, and the remainder should [..]
the said Cloathes and those secured me [..]
Key, and deposited at the Peace where the [..]
Cloaths were to be bought or elsewhere in [..] [..] [..]
[..] the said [..]
likewise several times proporting to put it [..]
of one Carves, a Friend of his, in order to be [..]