Westminster to wit

The Information of Thomas
Hengon< no role > taken before one One of
His Majesty's Justices of the Peace
for the said City & Liberty

Who being upon Oath Saith that her feeds the Houses
in Hackney Coaches on the Stand at Charing Croser
near the Golden Cross Inn
That he cannot be certain as to the [..]
remembers an Hackney Coach being called from the
Stand to the Golden Cross Inn Gate that this
Informant went up to the Inn Gate with the [..]
Hackney Coach the Door of which this Informant
opened when there was put into it a Trunk and
two Boxes some Person got into the Coach at the
same time who told this Informant to direct the
Coachman to drive to Burnhill Row which he
did twice in a loud tone of Voice apprehending the
Coachman somewhat Deaf And this Informant
further saith that he has frequently seen Men
leitering & waiting at the send or near the said
Inn Gate and Particularly remembers low that four
or five Men were waiting these on that Night [..]
when she said Hackney Coach was called which was about Six oClock & is very
certain that the two Persons now Present [..]
themselves Peter Verrier< no role > and William Harding< no role >
were both present together with two or three others
at that time and this Informant further saith that
one of the other who were waiting he Knews the person
of very well and that Night learnt that his Name [..]
Jack Monday one of his Companies calling out to him