Hicks-Hall

{The King at the prosecution of [..] Cheesed
against John Foxhall< no role > On an Indictment for an}
Assault.

General Quarter Session of the Peace, July 1757.

Middx

The Jurors for our Soverign Lord the King upon their Oath present That
John Foxhall< no role > of the Parish of St. Andrew Holbourn in the County of
Middx Sashmaker on the twenty fourth day of June in the thirty first
year of the regin of our Sovereign Lord George the second now King
of Great Britain Francefr and Ireland King Defender of the Faith
Etc with force and areas at the Parish aforesaid in the County aforesaid
in and upon one Henry Newbery< no role > in the peace of God and our said
Lord the King then and there being did make an Assault And him
the said Henry then and there did beat wound and ill treat so that
his Life was greatly despaired of and other Wrongs to the said
Henry then and there did To the great damage of the said Henry
and against the Peace of our said Lord the King his Crown and
Dignity.

Witnesses

[mark] Henry Newbery< no role >
[mark] and Thomas Chapman< no role >

Waller