1690
20 June

[..] 20th. June 1690

John Branston< no role > Constable liveing Warwick
lane in Christ Church parish London maketh
oath That upon Wednesday last being in yor. his done
house, John Daverey< no role > late Sergt . in the Earle of pembrooks
Regimt. came to this Dept. and pressed a waggon; and
went to the George Inn in Smithfeild and pressed
another waggon and tooke half a crowne to
the same, That he Did returne Two Five Shillings
to this Dept. that he had taken to release Two
other waggons wch he had pressed; upon a Demand
made by one Henry Deale< no role > from whom one of ye Crowne
was receaved, as the other was for ye. Exeter waggon

Jur 20 o Jany
1690 coram

Mort

John Branstone< no role >

Richard Nevill< no role > Deposeth upon Oath Thatuponatt the
same time he was preseat wth the Sd Constable where
he saw the aforesd Serjt. receave for ye Descharge of
the waggon in smithfeild half a Crowne and Ten Shillings
returned back for relating Two waggons he had
Imprissed, before upon Ye Demand of The sd Deale

Jur 20 o Die Jany
1690 coram.

Mort

Richd. Nevill< no role >

Capt. Coram
H. Goodricke