Old Baily .

The King against Edward
Griffiths< no role > on the Prosecution of
James Ogden< no role > for Fellony}

George Meacham< no role > of No. 4 Drury Lane in the County
of Middlesex Shoemaker Maketh Oath and Saith that he this Deponent was
present at the Publick Office Hyde Street Bloomsbury
when said Letter Hereto Annexed was delivered, Directed to
Walker Esqr. and was present when said; D. Walker Esquire
Signed the same. as marked on the Letter (Came to hand the
22d. day of Febry. 1786. D. Walker.

George Meacham< no role >

Sworn in open Court
this 1st. day of March
1786 Before}

By the Court

William Fletcher< no role > of Hyde Street Bloomsbury Clerk to
David Walker< no role > Esquire one of his Majestys Justices of the peace
for the County of Middlesex Maketh Oath That on
the 26th. day of January now last past one James Ogden< no role > Charge
one Edward Griffiths< no role > (with Two other persons not in Custody)
before the said Justice with Assaulting and Robbing him on
the Kings Highway and the said James Ogden< no role > did at such
time Sign an Information Stating the Nature and
Circumstances of such Robbery and the property he was Robbed
of which was Swore to by the said James Ogden< no role > before
the said Justice and which Information was afterwards
Signed by the said Justice and is returned to this Honorable
Court And this Deponent lastly Saith that in such
Information the said James Ogden< no role > says he firmily
and possitively believes the said Edward Griffiths< no role > to be one
of the said Men who Assaulted and Robbed him as aforesaid

Sworn in Open Court the
1st day of March 1786}
By the Court

Wm: Fletcher< no role >