Westminster Adjourned Sessions
June 1799}

The King on the Prosecution
of Alexander Petrie< no role >
against
Julius Lyons< no role > }
For an Assault

[..] Esther Wilthew< no role > Wife of Joseph Wilthew< no role > of Warren Street Fitzroy
Square in the Parish of Saint Pancras in the County of Middlesex
Glazier who is one of the Bail for the Defendant in the above
prosecution maketh Oath and Saith that in October Sessions last
an Application was made on behalf of this Deponent said Husband
to respite his Recognizance which was accordingly done And Deponent
further saith that not being acquainted with the Practice of the Sessions
nor informed by the Attorney the Deponent then employed in such
application to this Court as aforesaid that it would be necessary to
apply at some future Sessions for a further respite of the said Recognizance
in Case the said Julius Lyons< no role > should not appear and take his Trial no
further Application has been made on the behalf of this Deponent's
said Husband to Respite the said Recognizance And Deponent further
saith that the said Defendant was a few days back and she
believes is now a Prisoner in the Kings Bench Prison for Debt and
the further Saith that she hath been informed and verily believes
that the above named Prosecutor is dead And she lastly Saith that
her said Husband is now and has been for some time past in the
Country upon his necessary Business

Esther Wilthew< no role >

Sworn in open Court
this 25th. day of June
1799
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