Other at the Basinghouse and at other times to Ned. the Ostler at the
Ship at Tottenham , George Dellar at the Ball at Tottenham Mr. Coleman
at Shoreditch Mexlman and this Examinant on his Oath saith that he
believes the said Several persons abovenamed who bought the said Trusses
of Hay which the said Edward Mould< no role > tookup tevery week more than
the load knew at the time they so bought it that the said Trussess of
Hay they so bought were stole from the said James Barwick< no role > Esqr. as they
Knew this Examinant and the said Edward Mould< no role > to be the Servants of
the said James Barwick< no role > and the Hay to be his property And he further
on his oath saith that William Rayment who was employed by the said James
Barwick< no role > to Cut Truss & half load the Hay which they took up to London as
abovementioned used always to put up one or more Trusses of Hay more than
the Load, for the said Edward Mould< no role > and the agreement between them was
that the said William Rayment shoud have a put of Beer for every
Truss of Hay, he so lut bound & loaded for the said Edward Mould< no role > and this
Examinant saith that the Hay so bound loaded & sold [..] aforesaid was the
property of the said James Barwick< no role > Esqr. and this Examinant on his Oath
saith that the said Edward Mould< no role > hath sold at least 12 Trussess of Haysaidto the
[..] abovementioned OstleThomasTom at the Basinhouse & to Mr. Coleman and each and every of them
and at least six Trusses to Ned the Ostler at the Barwick 3. to the said George Dellar which Hay he so sold to them He Stole from the said James Barwick< no role > Esqr.
and which they the said other and Mr. Coleman and each of them at the time
they bought it of the said Edward Mould< no role > Knew to be stole from the said
James Banwick Esqr.

Taken before me
Edwd. Parker< no role >

his
Thomas [mark] Hawkin< no role >
Mark

Sworn before me one of his Majesty's Justice of
the Peace for the County of Middlesex Mar. 26. 1772 }

W Kelyngs