Middlesex

I Richard Akerman< no role > Keeper of His Majestys Goal of
Newgate Humbly Certify That Thomas Slatter< no role > now a prisoner in
my Custody was brought a prisoner into the said Goal the 27th.
of September 1754 As appears by the Books Kept for the Entry
of All Prisoners for Debt and So hath Continued in manner and at
the Suit following according to the best of my Knowledge and belief
vizt.

Thomas Slatter< no role > brought in 27th. September 1754 by William Hassall< no role > Bailist
to the Sheriff of Middlesex by precept returnable before the Lord the King at
Westminster on Wednesday next after the Morrow of All Souls to Answer to
Thomas Browne< no role > of a Plea of Trespass and also to his Bill against the said
Thomas Slatter< no role > for Thirty pounds upon promise according Etc to be exhibited
Dated the 7th. day of September 1754

Byrch.

Precept Signed Same Day
Oath for £10

May 30 1755
A True Copy Examd P
Rd Akerman< no role >

Middlesex ,

The Sheriff of Middlesex Certifys that the above named Thomas
Slatter< no role > was taken by Peter Darley< no role > the Seventh day of September
in the year of our Lord 1754. by Vertue of a Bill of Middlesex
returnable before the Lord the King at Westmr. on Wednesday next
after the Morrow of all Souls to answer to Thomas Browne< no role > of
a plea of trespass and also to his Bill against the said Thomas
Slatter< no role > for Thirty pounds upon promises according Etc to be exhibited
Oath for £10.

Byrch

He is, detained by Vertue of a Writ of Copias returnable before
the Kings Justices at Westminster on the marrow of all Souls the
answer Simon Morran< no role > of a plae of trespass and also in a
certain plea of trespass to the damage of the said Simon of
Thirty poundsBy oath for £10.6s. [..] d.

J Arnold by Burnett

He is also detained by Vertue of a Writt of Caplas, against him by the name of
Thomas Slater< no role > retornable before the Kings Justices at Westmr. on the morrow
of all Souls to answer [..] Joseph Stringer< no role > of a plea of trespass & also in a
certain plea of trespass upon the late upon assumption to the damage
of the sd. Joseph two hundred pounds by oath for too & upwards
Dated the 24th. day of June 1755

Leicester

Samuel Fludyer< no role >

John Torrians< no role >

Sheriff