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<p n="650">And this Informant <rs type="persName" id="LMSLPS15092_n650-1">William Jones</rs>
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for himself saith<lb></lb>
that about six or seven Weeks ago, the prisoner Owen came<lb></lb>
to this Informants House and desired to leave a Trunk for a day or two<lb></lb>
as he was going to a Place in <rs type="placeName" id="LMSLPS15092_geo599">Bond Street</rs>
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, and then asked him<lb></lb>
to lend him half a Guinea, this Informant offered him first a<lb></lb>
<rs type="placeName" id="LMSLPS15092_geo600">Guinea</rs>
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which Owen declined taken and then lent him<lb></lb>
half a Guinea and in the Afternoon Owen brought his<lb></lb>
Trunk and left it at this Informant'<rs type="persName" id="LMSLPS15092_n650-2">s House</rs>
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saying that<lb></lb>
he was then going to his place, says that Owen came<lb></lb>
several times to this Informants Home, and they conversed<lb></lb>
together in such a Way as for this Informant to understand<lb></lb>
that Owen was in Places,</p>
<p n="651">And this Informant for this saith that on or just before<lb></lb>
the first of March prisoner Owen borrowed of this Informant<lb></lb>
another half Guinea, in Order to bear his Expence, on the<lb></lb>
first day of March, which is kept as a Festival by the<lb></lb>
Welch,& Owen then declared he would endeavour to pay<lb></lb>
Informant by the Sunday following if he could, says that<lb></lb>
he this Informant then and for several Weeks afterwards<lb></lb>
understood that Owen was<del>still</del>
in his place in Bond<lb></lb>
Street says that about three weeks afterwards Owen<lb></lb>
came to this Informants House, and remained there about<lb></lb>
two Hours ask'd this Informant if he could lend him<lb></lb>
any more money,<del>this Inform</del>
who answered that he had no<lb></lb>
other money, them a few half pence he Pwen came the<lb></lb>
next morning & was denied<del>being</del>
having any money lent<lb></lb>
to him; says that he did not see Owen for a week after<lb></lb>
this, and then only to shift his Clothes that he appeared<lb></lb>
<rs type="placeName" id="LMSLPS15092_geo601">more shy</rs>
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and as if affronted at something, says that<del>being</del>
<lb></lb>
Owen once apologized for its not being in his power to pay<lb></lb>
the Guineas which Jones, in Answer, said<del>to</del>
it would be<lb></lb>
very aneptable as he was always in want of its say<lb></lb>
that Owen<del>no</del>
now called at this Informants House sold over<lb></lb>
than he used to do and insomuch that this Informant from<lb></lb>
his Conduct began to suspect he was not in the place<lb></lb>
in Bond Streets says that about a fortnight ago Owen called<lb></lb>
at this Informants House and sat about an bom, and to this<lb></lb>
Informant then ask'd Owen for the Guinea, Owen said that<lb></lb>
he had a bad Debt which he expected to received, & he would<lb></lb>
call and pay this Informant either the latter End of that<lb></lb>
Week or the beginning of the nextSays, that on</p>
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