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The Information of
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taken before me this
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17th. day of Febry 1763
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Who being upon Oath says that he knows
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Servant
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to Lord Dacre, and now in Newgate. says
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that he became acquainted with said Blake something above
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a year agoe when he lived with Miss Cliffe of Hanover
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Street, says that last Summer while he was in the Service
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of the said Lady be contracted a Dept with this Informt
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of about fourteen Shillings for washingdone by his Wife
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that after this, on said Blakes going out of Town with his
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Mistress, he this Informt. applied to him and pressed him
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much for his money, says that said Blake declared he
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cou'd not then pay the money, and therefore took his Silver
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Buckles out of his Shoes & of them with this Informt.
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as a Pledge for the Money, says that about Michaelmas
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last when said Blake returned to Town he redeemed.
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the said Buckles, says that after this said Blake contracted
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another Debt with this Informt. of Eight Shillings which
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Sum he owed him til the 1st. day of Kebly Inst. the
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day of the Murder of
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John Murcott
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the this Informant
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had several times asked him for it and this Informt
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farther says that on Tuesday the Sd. 1st. of Feby before nine
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in the Morning, said Blake came to this Informt. and paid
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him the said Eight Shillings, and about 4 o' Clock the same
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day came a second time to him and purchased a Box of
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this Informt. with Lock & Key for which he Paid three Shillings
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& Six pence, says that at the first of these Payments
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said Blake charged half a Guinea with this
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