twenty third day of drawing of the present English Lottery
blank or prize (that is to say) if the Tickets Numbered
Nine and three, had been drawn on that day the said
William Bowden< no role > was to pay this Examinant a Guinea
for each and if the Ticket Number Thirteen thousand
four hundred and forty four had been drawn that day
he the said William Bowden< no role > was to pay this
Examinanttwelvetwo Guineas And she this Examinant
paid the said William Bowden< no role > for the said
Insurances twelve Shillings and four pence

hannah
Land< no role >

Taken and Sworn the day and year aforesaid
P: Colquhoun

Middlesex
to wit}

The Examination of Mary Buttwell< no role > of Gaints Yard
in the Parish of Saint Leonard Shoreditch aforesaid
Widow

Who saith that she insured with the said William
Bowden< no role > at the time and place aforesaid Numbers
thirteen thousand four hundred and forty four, Nine
and three for the above mentioned day of drawing, blank
or prize (that is to say) if the Tickets Numbered Nine had
been drawn on the above mentioned day of drawing
the said William Bowden< no role > was to pay this Examinant
one Guinea and if the said Number Here had been
drawn that day he was to pay this Examinant
ten Shillings and Six Pence and it the Ticket Number-
13,444 had been drawn on the same day blank or
prize the said William Bowden< no role > was to pay this
Examinant Seven GuineasAnd this ExaminantAnd
this Examinant paid him for making the said
Insurances fifteen Shillings & tenSixpence

Taken and Sworn the 30th dayand
& of March 1793}
P: Colquhoun

Mad [..]