The King
agt.
John Martindale< no role > a Prisoner

John Sanderson< no role > Clerk Christopher Robinson< no role > of the
General post office London Gentleman maketh Oath That
John Martindale< no role > the Prisoner was lately employed as a
Letter Carrier in the General Post Office and was apprehended
and committed for feloniously taking a Bill of Exchange
of the Value of Twenty four Pounds ten shillings out of a
Letter which was committed to his care to deliver which
Money he received and converted to his own two as this
Deponent verily believes And this Deponent saith that a
Bill of Indictment cannot sefely be preferred against the
prisoner at this present sessions a material witness to
support the prosecution against him whose name is Edward Jones< no role > being at this
time in wales but that the said John Martindale< no role > will be
tried for the said Offence at the next sessions to be
here held as this Deponent is informed and
verily believes.

Sworn in Court in this
25th. Day of February 1758}
By the Court

Re sworn in Court this
25th. day of February 1758.
By the Court,

John Sanderson< no role >