Middlesex
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The Examination of John Wallis< no role > a rogue
and Vagabond taken on oath before us Rice
Davies< no role > Esquire and William Wickham< no role > [..]
[..] two of his Majesty's Justices of the
Peace in and for the said County the 14th
day of March 1793

Who Saith, that he is by trade a weaver that he served
his apprenticeship with one John Dunbar< no role > a weaver
at Gates head low Fell in Newcastle upon Tyne in
the County of Durham

That he Know follows the trade of a hair dresser , &
rents two houses the one in New Gravel lane in
the parish of St Paul Shadwell at the Yearly rent
of twelve pounds and twelve shillings which he
has kept about seven years and the other in
Ship alley in the Parish of St George in the said
County at the yearly rent of twenty pounds
which he has kept since the first day of January
last that he now sometimes sleeps in me house
and sometimes in the other as the nature of his busing
requires That he has a wife named Jane< no role > , to
whom he was lawfully married at the Parish church
of Garray in the said County of Durham
[..] , that the Lottery business , which
he hath lately carried on is entirdy on his own
Account, and has no partner

R. [..]

That he gains his livelihood by keeping a Barbers
Shop at No 28 Rew Gravel lane