Middlesex
to wit}

The Information of Margaret Kilby< no role >
taken on Oath the 6th day of January 1787
before us two of his Majestys Justices of
the Peace for the County of Middlesex

Who on her Oath saith That on Monday night the first
day of January Instant, John Mash< no role > sent this Informant
to Mr. Levgs in Frying Nan Alley Pettycoat Lane to
receive of Mr. Levy Eight shillings and Eight pence and
while she was asking Mr. Levy for the same Mr. Levy
came in and desired her to call in the morning for it
and she should have it, she called the next Morning
and received Eight shillings and four pence of Mr.
Levy who [..] would not pay her more because this
Informant refused to take bad half pence

Sworn the day and year
abovesaid before us}

D Wilmot

Chas. Triquet< no role >

The Mark of
[mark]
Margt. Kilby< no role >

Witness
James Shabeshaf