Hicks Hall

the King
agt.
John Dison< no role > }
at the prosecution of
Dorothy< no role > the wife of
[..] John Colder< no role > for an
assault

Hugh Maguire< no role > of the parish of saint Giles in
the Feilds in the County of Middx Victualer and
Patrick Reynolds< no role > of the parish of Saint Martins in the
Feilds in the County aforesaid Dealer in Coals Joyntly
and Severaly Maketh Oath as follows and first the
said Hugh Maguire< no role > and said patrick Reynolds< no role > . upon
theire Oath say that thy together became Bound on
the 22d. Day of September 1750 before Henery Fielding< no role >
Esqr . for the personal appearance of the above named
Defendt. to appear the Sessions following the said
Defendt. was afterwards. for not appearing according to
the Tenor of his Recognizance [..]
[..] the Deponts. again was obliged
to bail a bench warrant and the Only Reason the said
Hugh maguire< no role > Did soe the second time was the Defent.
being in a very ill state of health and though to have
Compromized the affair with the prosecutrix but Could
not succeed and this Depont. Hugh maguire< no role > upon his
Oath Saith that the above Defent. Died on this 20th. [..]
for Twenty first [..] Day of [..] February and was
Buried the 23d [..] of the said month. [..] in the Church
yard of the parish of saint Giles in the County Middx-
in the presence of this Depont

Sworn in Court the 19th
Day of October 1751}

Waller

Hugh Maguire< no role >
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