Middlesex .

The King on the Prosecution
of Henry Mills< no role >
agt,
William Pritchard< no role > -}
For an Assault

William Pritchard< no role > of Great Saffron Hill in the Parish
of Saint Andrew Holborn in the County of Middlesex
Victualler and John-Cooper< no role > of Stacey Street in the
Parish of Saint Giels in the Fields in the said County
Heel Maker severally make Oath and say and first this
Deponent William Pritchard< no role > for himself Saith that
in December Sessions now last part the abovenamed
Henry Mills< no role > the Prosecutor prefered a Bill of Indictment
against this Deponent for an Assault committed upon the
said Henry Mills< no role > and that upon the said Bill being
found he this Deponent appelied to Mr William Trotter< no role >
of Great Saffron Hill aforesaid Broker and Mr William
Milne< no role > of Ray Street Clerkenwell to become Bail
for him this Deponent to the said Indictment who
accordingly entered into a Recognizance fro the Appearance
of him this Deponent at the January Sessions then next
following And this Deponent further saith that in the
said Month of January about three or four Days before
the Commencement of the Session in the said Month
he this Deponent had a Meeting with the said Prosecutor
Henry Mills< no role > in the Presence of the other Deponent John
Cooper< no role > and that the said Henry Mills< no role > then agreed that
if he this Deponent would give him the said Henry
Mills< no role > five Shillings for the Expence he had been at in
prefering the said Bill of Indictment that he the said
Henry Mills< no role > would be satisfied there with and accept the
same as a full Discharge of the said Indictment for