Middlesex To wit

The Information of Mary Ashley< no role > and
Eleanor Rees< no role > and James King< no role > taken before
me this 14th. day of October 1771

Who being upon Oath say and first the said James King< no role > for himself
says that he is Servant to the said Eleanor Rees. that on Friday Evening
last between 10 & 11 o'Clock he saw four persons now present who
call themselves Ardell Henley< no role > William Parker< no role > John Burn< no role > and William
Eskins in the back Parlour of his said Mistress's house in Company
with another person now present who calls himself James Stewart< no role >
and the said Mary Ashley< no role > for herself says that a person now present
who calls himself Ardell Henley< no role > another now present who calls
himself William Parker< no role > and another now present who calls himself
John Burn< no role > and a fourth person came to her house and paid for
their Lodgings that the said William Parker< no role > did not lie there but that
the said Ardell Henley< no role > the said John Burn< no role > and the said person
whose Name she does not know did lie there, that the said William
Parker< no role > came the next Morning to her house and called the other
three up, that they got up accordingly and all the four went away
together, that the Said Ardell Henley< no role > was called up on the Friday
Night after he had been in Bed Some time that he staid away about
half an hour and then returned to Bed again

Sworn before me
October 14th. 1771}

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her
Mary [mark] Ashley< no role >
Mark

James King< no role >