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The Information of Jane Parton< no role > taken before me one
of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for the said County

Who being on Oath saith that she hath been unhappy by Connected
with one John Placket< no role > and lived with him in the Manner of
a Wife about Three Months And saith That on Wednesday
last about Eight in the Evening this Inst: went to the Magpye
and Barley More in Greys Jun Lane with the sd. Placket
and they Continued togr till Eleven O Clockandwhere Richd Payne< no role >
went home And this Ins & her Sister went home & left the sd.
Placket & Day togr. and she saw nothing More of the said-
Placket till about Two O Clock in the Morning When
she heard a Coach stop And the sd. Placket told the Coach
man to call Jane Placket< no role > upon which the Ins went
Down to the Street door & opened it and saw the sd Placket
and asked him to come in come sd. Placket sayd he wod go & give
the Coachman a Pot of Beer & come Presently and the sd
Plackett soon returned and when he come upstairs
had got under his Arm a Blue Coat and a Ruffled Shirt
a Hatt whichHatthad a kind of Long Shagg on it & a Pair of
Veloil Breeches lined with a Stupe or broad Cheque and
this Inst. seeing the sd Ruffled Shirt Bloody & the sd. Placket
shirt bloody greatly surprised her & occasioned her
to Enquire into the Cause And the sd. Placket told her
he had been [..] Fighting with a Man in Holborn Coat for
Coat Breeches for Breeches Watch for Watch Shirt
for Shirt & that he had beat him & had got the King
And the next Day this Ins saw a Watch and a Pair of
Sleeve Buttons set [..] as their Inst. bell with Diama
and after break fast the sd. Placket & this Inst went out-