Richard [..] Holliday< no role > of Saffron Hill Middes Chesemonger maketh
Oath & saith that he this [..] out his bound by recognizance
[..] Samuel [..] for
at the present session of the peace now holding for the City of
London and this Deponent further upon his Oath Saith
that George Bamsby< no role > the only and a very material Witness
against the said Samuel Wallance< no role > is as this Deponent was
this day informed at Sir John Fieldings< no role > office (and which
he believes to be true) sent to Bedford to apprehend some
Felons concerned with him in Robberies so that this Deponent
cannot have the benefit of his Testimoney at the present
Session and therefore this Deponent cannot with safety profer
a Bill of Indictment against the said Samuel Walace so as
to have the same returned by the Grand Inquest a true
Bill without the Testimony of the said George Bamsby< no role >
as this Deponent verily believes he shall [..] have the said
George Bamsby< no role > at the next session of the peace to give
Evidence against the said [..] Samuel Wallace< no role >

Sworn at Justice hall in the
Old Bailey the 23d day of October
1773 }

By the Court

Richd. Holliday< no role >