Old Bailey
December Sess. 1786}

The King
agst.
Richard Harris< no role > }
For Felony in selling
Counterfeit Half pence for
less Etc to Mr. Gilding [..]
Mc. Cabe.

Dennis Mc. Donald< no role > one of the Officers belonging to Litchfield
Street Rotation Office in addition to the Affidavit already made
and sworn to by him Deposeth as fellows-That on Monday
last the eleventh of December Instant he this Deponent inquired
of Mr. & Mrs. Butler who keep the running Horse in Tottenham Court
Road further the sd. Margaret Golding< no role > otherwise Mc. Cabe< no role > informed this
Deponent she lodged) if the said Margaret Golding< no role > otherwise
Mc. Cabe was then there or if knew where she was and
received for answer from Mr. Butter that the said Margaret
Golding< no role > otherwise Mc. Cabe had lodg'd there, but had left her
Lodgings the Wednesday preceeding and that she Mrs. Butler
did met knew what was became of her or where she was gone
to And this Deponent further Saith That on the same day
he inquired of Mr. and Mrs. Cane in Bussell Street Bloomsbury
with whom as Deponent was informed a Daughter of the said
Margaret Gelding< no role > otherwise Mc. Cabe resided as servant if the said
Margaret Gelding otherwise Mc. Cabe had been there lately and
when and received for Answer to such Inquiry him Mrs. Cabe
that the said Margaret Golding< no role > otherwise Mc. Cabe had been
there on the Wednesday preceeding and had then taken away
her Daughter from thence and also a Clock and Hat belonging
to one of Mr. Cane's Lodgers, and Mrs. Cane then desired
Deponent that in Case he should meet with the said Margaret
Golding< no role > otherwise Mc. Cabe he would inform her or Mr. Cane
thereof And this Deponent further Saith that on the same
day the likewise inquired of Mrs. Tewy who keeps the Flying
Horse in Oxford Street (where Deponent has several times seen