who calls himself William White< no role > [..] on the landing place leading
from Lord Hawkesbury's Office to the Board Room who was
enquiring for a Mr. Brown whom he said belonged to the Secretary
of States Office or some other of the OfficesThat on this Informant's telling said White [..]
that there was no [..] such person as Mr. Brown theresaid
he went & awayThe said William Peckham< no role > for himself saith
that by the direction of the said Richard Blacham he made
the said three Ink stands now produced and delivered them to
himthe said Richard Blacham for himself saith that he
at different times delivered the said three Ink stands, Candletick,
and stand for Wax light, at Lord Hawkesburys Office, as aforesaid
and that he doth verily believe that the three Ink stands
Candlestick, and stand for Wax light, now produced are the same
which he so deliveredThe said James Woodhouse< no role > for himself
saith that on the 16th of Janry instant a person now present who
calls himself James Quinn< no role > pawned with him the plated Candlestick
now produced for two ShillingsAnd that on the 23rd. of Janry
following the said Quinn pawned in his presence at this Informants
Masters Shop in Drury Lane the Ink Stand now produced for
six shillingsThe said Thomas Hilary for himself saith that the
Ink stand with plated tops now produced was pawned with him
on the 24th. of January instantinby the said James Quinn< no role > for
five shillings and six penceThe said James Robertson< no role > for himself
saith that the plated Candlestick now produced was pawned with
him on the29th.day of Janry instant by the said Quinn for
four ShillingsAnd the said John Brooks< no role > for himself saith
that the Ink Stand now produced was offered by William
White< no role > alias Loysell now present to pledge on Thursday last between