London

The King
agt.
Ann the Wife of
William Crisp< no role > On an Indictment at the
Prosecution of Jane
Bowyer< no role > Widow for an
Assault}

Ann Crisp< no role > the Defendant in this Cause
and Samuel Larke< no role > of Chancery Lane
within the Liberty of the Rolls in the County
of Middlesex Gentleman Severally Make Oath
And first the Deponent Ann Saith That she
Pleaded Not Guilty to the Indictment in
this Cause the last January Session and
found Manucaptors her Appearance to
prosecute her Traverse this Session And this
Deponent further saith that being the Defendant
she hath been credibly Informed she cannot
be Evidence herself And she hall two very
Material Witnesses, videliet Charles Griffith< no role > Apprentice to one Mr. Hardt [..] in the [..] who one or both see the
whole of the Assault Complained of in this
Cause and whom she hath herself as well
as by other persons enquired ofter in order to
have been Sulpanad to have given their
Testimeny on behalf of this Deponent this Session
but have not been able so to do the one in vizt Charles Griffith< no role > being
as she has been credibly Informed And which
she believes to be true is at present in the