to Sue the other Deponent Thomas Constable< no role > , who
is Father in Law to the petitoner Jo Brewer, for
Necessaries the said Jo Brewer had of him the
said William Baggatt dureing the Voyage and also
For detaining the said Jo Brewer< no role > from the said
William Baggat< no role > his masters Services and att the same time
the said Mr Webb told this Deponent that the said
William Baggatt kept out of the way for fear of
being Arrestd by his Owners, this Deponent them told
the said Mr Webb he was informd the said William
Baggatt had Lodgings in the City but the Said Mr
Webb told this Deponent the said William Baggatt was
in Wales, then this Deponent [..] with the said Mr Webb
a true Copy of the Notice hereunto Annexed on the Day
of the Date of the Said Notice

Thos: Constable< no role >
Jo Brewer
Cha. Bignall< no role >

Sworn at Guildhall on Monday
the 15th. day of October 1739 .

By the Court

And both this Deponents Thomas Constable< no role > and Jo Brewer
on their Oath Say that they have Several times made all the
diligent Enquiry after the said William Baggatt, they possibly
can and cannot Find out any Lodging or Habitation the
said William Baggatt has or any place or house he useth, And this
Deponent Thomas Constable< no role > on his Oath Saith that he has
Enquird after the said William Baggatt att the house of
one Beverley att Rother hith who toldwhere this Deponent was toldhr
he was Waterman to the Said Wm Baggatt and that he
should be glad to know where he was for that he did not
know any Lodging or Habitation the said William Baggott had

Sworn at Guildhall on Monday
the 21st. day of January 1739 .

Thos: Constable
Jo Brewer

By the Court