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<p n="161"> <note type="authorial" place="margin"> <rs type="placeName" id="LMSMPS50519_geo91">Middlesex</rs>
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To wit</note>
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The Information of <rs type="persName" id="LMSMPS50519_n161-1">Joseph Delespine</rs>
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taken before us this 17th.. day of Decr. 1762</p>
<p n="162">Who being upon Oath says that he is Servant to Mrs.. Bond who<lb></lb>
lodges at Mrs. Thomas's a Taylor in <rs type="placeName" id="LMSMPS50519_geo92">Castle Street</rs>
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that on Monday<lb></lb>
Night last he opened the door to his Mistress and a Person now<lb></lb>
present who calls himself <rs type="persName" id="LMSMPS50519_n162-2">James Hart</rs>
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, says that they both<lb></lb>
went into the Parlour and that he went into the Kitchin<lb></lb>
which is at a distance in the Yard, says that in about a<lb></lb>
Quarter of an hour after he was in the Kitchin he heard<lb></lb>
a Knock at the Street door which he went and opened<lb></lb>
says that as he went towards the said door he heard a<lb></lb>
Sereech, which by imagined to be his Mistresses voice<lb></lb>
says that he then thought he heard his Mistress say, for Christ-<lb></lb>
Sake don't you, says that after he had opened the<lb></lb>
Street door he heard a Groaning, and then went into the<lb></lb>
Kitchin, says that afterwards hearing the Street door<lb></lb>
open he went towards,<del>then</del>
Parlour door where he saw<lb></lb>
his Mistress, who asked him if he was deff, that he<lb></lb>
asked why, to which she replied because I called and<lb></lb>
you did not hear me, says that he then heard his<lb></lb>
Mistress says I hope I shall have Justice done me<lb></lb>
The Villain has used me most Dreadfully, says that<lb></lb>
his Mistress desired him to follow the gentleman who the<lb></lb>
said called himself Lord Kilfogg, says he followed said<lb></lb>
Lord Kilfogg who now calls himself <rs type="persName" id="LMSMPS50519_n162-4">James Hart</rs>
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to<lb></lb>
Ponds Coffee Houses where he asked the Waiter if Lord<lb></lb>
Kilfogg was there, says the Waiter Laughed at him & told<lb></lb>
him he was there asked him if he wanted him and that<lb></lb>
he replied me, says he went the next Morning to <rs type="placeName" id="LMSMPS50519_geo93">Ponds<lb></lb>
Coffee House</rs>
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and from thence to the <rs type="placeName" id="LMSMPS50519_geo94">Bedford Arms</rs>
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be enquire after the aforesaid Lord Kilfogg, says that<lb></lb>
the Waiter at the <rs type="placeName" id="LMSMPS50519_geo95">Bedford Arms</rs>
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Told him that<lb></lb>
this Name was not Lord Kilfogg, that he won'd<lb></lb>
he affronted if he called him so for that his<lb></lb>
Name was Captain Hart</p>
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