of Potatoes andtwoFour Trusses of Hay for and at
the request of one William Reynolds< no role > which
Potatoes and Hay were delivered by him to the
afsd John Groves< no role > at Mile End aforesaid that
he took the said two Sacks of Potatoes out of
Mr Whites Field in Ilford Road and the said two SacksFour
Trusses of Hay from and out of Mr Dyers Fields
aforesaidThat about Saturday the fourteenth day
of December last he carried two other Sacks of
Potatoes for and at the request of the said
William Darby< no role > which he took up at Mr Dyers
Field afsd. that he delivered the two last
Sacks of Potatoes to the aforesaid John Groves< no role > at
Mill End aforesaid and recd. Eight Shillings
of the said John Groves< no role > for the same which he
was to give to Darby but hearing he was
Apprehended has now got thesamesaid Sum
of Money in his Possession lastly saith that the
Person now present who calls himself
Henry Fleet< no role > is the Person to whom the afsd
two Sacks ofWeatWheat [..] were delivered
at the Old Why not afsd.

his
James [mark] Lash< no role >
Mark

Sworn before us the day and
Year first above written
before us}

John Staples< no role >
Wm Quarrill< no role >
J Hawley< no role >

The Informant James Lash on his Oath further saith
that the Person now Present who calls himself John
Groves< no role > is the Person to whom he delivered two
Sacks of Potatoes on the fourteenth day of December
last and of whom he received Eight shillings by the
Order of the aforesaid William Darby< no role > .

his
James [mark] Lash< no role >
Mark

Sworn before us the fourth
Day of January 1783}

John Staples< no role >
Wm: Quarrill< no role >
Saml Hawkins< no role > .