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<p n="625">Thirty five Pounds per Annum in Houses. Then he came to<lb></lb>
London and lodged with his former Master(Thompson) four<lb></lb>
or five Months; then went to <rs type="persName" id="LMSLPS15097_n625-1">Henry Downing</rs>
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of the Whittington<lb></lb>
and <rs type="placeName" id="LMSLPS15097_geo614">Cat in White Chapel</rs>
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in the <rs type="placeName" id="LMSLPS15097_geo615">County of Middlesex</rs>
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That he<lb></lb>
Boarded and lodged there about three Months and paid for such<lb></lb>
his Board and Lodging fourteen or fifteen Shillings per Week.<lb></lb>
That soon after he took a Corn Chandler's Shop in <rs type="placeName" id="LMSLPS15097_geo616">White Chapel</rs>
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Road in Partnership with the said <rs type="persName" id="LMSLPS15097_n625-2">Henry Downing</rs>
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with a<lb></lb>
saint Capital of Six or Seven hundred pounds, That he this<lb></lb>
Examinant advanced the Sum of Two hundred and fifty Pounds<lb></lb>
on account of such Partnership, which Sum he received from<lb></lb>
Mr. Fuller that took the Mill, and paid by Draughts upon Fuller<lb></lb>
and Son Brown and Collinson, That he continued in the Business<lb></lb>
of a <rs type="occupation" id="LMSLPS15097_occ260">Corn-Chandler</rs>
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about One year and a Quarter; and then the<lb></lb>
said Partnership disolved in Consequence of a Disagreement<lb></lb>
between him and the said <rs type="persName" id="LMSLPS15097_n625-4">Henry Downing</rs>
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. Examinant then<lb></lb>
went to Mr. Kembler a Stable Keeper in <rs type="placeName" id="LMSLPS15097_geo617">White Chapel</rs>
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afore-<lb></lb>
-said and was his Agent about three Years in purchasing<lb></lb>
Mules and Horses, and was paid sometimes Half a Crown and<lb></lb>
at other Times two Shillings in the Pound and boarded and<lb></lb>
lodged with the said Mr. Kembler during the Time of his Agency<lb></lb>
as aforesaid, That he received more Money of the said Mr. Kembler<lb></lb>
than what he this Examinant expended during the Period he lived<lb></lb>
with the said Mr. Kembler; and that the said Mr. Kembler died<lb></lb>
in debted to him this Examinant about Thirty seven Pounds<lb></lb>
for Money paid to his Use in purchasing Mules and Horses<lb></lb>
After the Death of the said Kembler He this Examinant went<lb></lb>
to lodge with Mr. Smith of <rs type="placeName" id="LMSLPS15097_geo618">Hornchurch</rs>
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by Rumford a Farmer<lb></lb>
as his Companion and Steward. That he continued with the<lb></lb>
said Mr. Smith Eight or Nine Months but did not pay<lb></lb>
him this Examinant any Thing for his Services, That<lb></lb>
he this Examinant had about fifty or Sixty Pounds when he<lb></lb>
went to Mr. Smith and spent about fourteen or fifteen pounds<lb></lb>
while he stayed with the said Mr. Smith That he returned from<lb></lb>
thence to London which is about four or five Months ago, and</p>
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