Middlesex

The King
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John Sudbury< no role >
and
Catherine< no role > his Wife }
On the Prosecution of Duncan
Campbell< no role >

John Sudbury< no role > of Dyet Street in the Parish of Saint
Giles in the Fields in the County of Middlesex Shop Keeper
and Edmund Galton< no role > of Lion Street Bloomsbury in the said
County Gentleman severally make Oath and Say - and
first this Deponent John Sudbury< no role > for himself saith That he
this Deponent and Catharine< no role > his Wife Pleaded to the Indictment
found against them at the last Session and Put in Bail to
by their Traverse at this Present session which it was their
intention to have done if they could have found out the
Prosecutor in order to have served him with Notice of Trial
And this Deponent saith that the Prosecutor gave his address
at Saint Giles's Watchhouse and at the Public Office Great
Marlborough Street to heat No 15 Lancaster Court New
Bond Street where this and the other Deponent went in order
to serve him with Notice of Trial but was informed he had
not been there for five Weeks last Past And this Deponent
Edmund Galton< no role > for himself saith that he did on the twenty
Ninth day of April last go with the other Deponent John
Sudbury< no role > the Defendant in order to serve Notice of Trial
upon the Prosecutor at No 15 Lancaster Court the Place
above mentioned and was informed by the Woman who
appeared to be the Landlady of the House [..]
[..] that the Prosecutor Lodged there and that a
Letter was there left for him which had been there near
five Weeks, and that many Persons had enquired after
him but that she had not seen him for near five Weeks
and did not know where he was

Sworn in Court the
seventh day of May 1799}
Hall

John Sudbury< no role >

Edmd Galton< no role >