and sell it in the Name of Brown That said Man
accompanied this Informant to a Publick House
near Mr. Blowers where he said he would go in have
a Pint of Boor and wait till this Informant
returned with the Money That Informant sold said
Fat to Mr. Blower for Five Pounds and one Shilling
and some half pence which Money he paid to said
Man whom he afterwards found at the said Publick
House that between the House of One and Four [..] at the Coroner of
the Saturday said Man brought a Cart to said
Slaughterer House and took away the Tripes, Feet
Liver and Hides but where he took them to or to
whom they were sold he cannot tell And further
Says that one of the Hides now produced and Shown
to him he verily believes is the Hide of the said
Heifer That William Wats< no role > on now present is
not the Man who brought the said Beasts to his
Masters Slaughtering House nor the Man to
whom he paid the Money for said Fat That
neither him this Informant his Master or said
Man Street up or Fastened any part of the said
Slaughtering House during the time the Beasts
were Killing That what became of the Heads of
said Bullocks he knows not

Sworn before me the
day and Year aforesaid}
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