And this Depont. Running up pseave ye sd Mr. Pitts runing
into Brooke Streete whereupon this Depont. Psme him as
fast as hee Cold an runing up ye Streete there was a
Watchman att ye further and same will his flat in his
burn and wuld ye sd Mr. Pitts if Wee would not standlee
would Knick him downeand Just aye sd Mr. Pitts lifting
up this Stick which hee had in his Lane offered to Strick att
the watch abt ye funn tyme this Depont. Came up to Mr.
Ritts Saying Mr Pitts is it you who confused aftr. Same
tyme thatit was and this Depont. Saith yt ye Sayd Mr. Pitts
Loosing was Soe Drendfully as if her would have fallen downe
and this Deponent tooke ye Said Pitts [..] Gray Coate and
lift it up and ye said Mr. Pitts bar alight Collered Coate
and a White weascoate on undr. ye said Gray Coate which
Gray Coate had Powter Buttons and feared att ye
hands with Blew and this depont Saith ye said Mr. Ritts
Asker< no role > an John Loacher< no role > who was ye drawer att ye Dwell
if me Hoyle was dead and this Depont Saith yt. hee
went alonge with Mr. Pitts before Mr Justice Ealma
Justice of peace of Middlesex and there this Depont desired
Mr. Enton to after Mr. Ritts where hee had his Disguise of
that Coate butt wigg and Shooes and what he bud drye
will is Swoard and where hee him been Since hee came
from ye Divell Taverme but ye Said Mr. Pitts Sayd hee
would not tell for hee found ye sd Mr. Eaton would
Comitt him and this Depont desired ye sd Mr. Eaton yt
this disguise of ye Coate Might bee pulled of which was [..]
and this Depont. Saith ye sd Mr Pitts had opened [..]
of his weascoate [..] severall Spotts of Blood
and had Sevrall Sprmkles if blow on ye flew of his
Coate

Wm Marsh< no role >