Middlesex

The King On the prosecution
of James Fitzgerald< no role >
agt.
John Sutherland< no role > for an assault}

John Sutherland< no role > of Chelsea in the County of Middlesex
Shoemaker John Thompson< no role > of the same place [..]
[..] Edward Douse< no role > of the same place Cooper and
Jeremiah Bumstead< no role > of the same place Victualler Severally
make Oath and first this Deponent John Sutherland< no role > for himself
saith that he Stood Indicted at the Session of the peace holden
at the Sessions have in Clerkenwell Green in and for the County
of Middlesex in September last for Assaulting Beating and
bounding one James Fitzgerald< no role > and in consequence thereof
was on the twenty second Day of September last taken on a
Bench Varrant and carried before Sir Edward Bindloss< no role > Baronet
One of his Majesty's Justices the peace in and for the said
County And this Deponent John Sutherland< no role > further saith
that he made Satisfaction to the said James Fitzgerald the
prosecutor by paying to him who was then also present before
the said Justice the sum of two Guineas who thereupon
aknowledged him self satisfied and requested the said
Justices to discharge the said Warrant which was accordingly done
And these Depenents John Thompson< no role > Edward Downs and
Jeremiah Bumstead< no role > Severally Say that they were also
present in the said twenty second day of September when the
prosecutrix received the said Sum of two Guineas from the
said John Sutherland< no role > and the said James Fitzgerald< no role > an knowledge
him self satisfied and did not mean to prosecute the said
John Sutherland< no role > any further on the said Indictment and
these Deponents further Say that the name Edwd. Bindloss Wrote on the borgt of the said Warrant is of
the hand Writens of the said Sir Edward Bindloss< no role > the said Jusice.