Middlesex
to wit}

The Examination of Philip Lefabuer< no role > a Rogue and Vagabond
taken upon Oath before us Rice Davis< no role > Esquire and the Reverend
Henry Reynott< no role > Clerk two of his Majestys Justices of the Pease
Acting in and for the said County the fifteenth day of March 1793

Who saith that he is by Trade a Weaver that about fifteen of
Sixteen Months ago he hired a Hous at the yearly Rent of fourteen
Pounds [..] in the Parish of Pancras
in the said County that he Continued to live in the said House about
four Months and then quitted it that he has a lawful Married Whife
Named Bridget< no role > that he dose not recolect Seeing Elizabeth Weaver< no role >
or any other Woman in Mr. Rhodes's House on Tuesday or Wednesday
Evening last nor did he Advise her the said Elizabeth or any other
person to Insure any Number in the Lottery or had any Conversation
with her respecting any Ticket or Lottery that he went to Mr.
Rodes's House on Tuesday and Wednesday Evenings last to Convers
with him that he know nothings of telling fortunes or any such
thing [..] says he has same knowledge of the Golbes but has not
the least [..] Consems with Mr. Rohdes nor dose he Know that
Mr. Rhodes ever pretended to have any skill in telling the fortune
of any person

Taken Signed and Sworn
the day and Year first
above written}

P R'dmoses
P: Reynett

Philip Lefabuer< no role >