Feb. 9th: 1799

Mr. Richards stated that he purchased 12 of
thetheseAffidavits now produced of Bourkes
Mother in Turin Street who said her Son lived
with her and that he was the Publisher
of those Affidavits

Mr Richards related his conversation
with the Mother of Bourke.

A letter read/from Bourks
to Mr Aris

A Conversation read which
had passed between Burks & Aris signed
by a Mr. Shissey an Attorney

Mr Aris reported that Joel Lane< no role >
had given one of the Mutineers a file with
which he had filed off his Irons and that a
Man Servant to Mr Gale or Plumber had brought
in a Screw Rivet to prevent the Irons being discovered
to have been filed

And Mr Webbs account of [..]
Bourk's conduct

Mr Aris reports up [..] Bourk's
coming into the Prison he appeared much
emaciated and in a bad state of health
this 51 & 56.8-5 a Dorret