The King
against
Thomas Barnfield< no role > }
On the Prosecution of Mary
Mc Carty< no role > For an Assault

London

Joseph Holmes< no role > of Dirty Lane , Southwark in the
County of Surry , Cowkeeper , Maketh Oath and saith,
that at the General Session of the Peace holden For this
City in the Month of December last, the abovenamed
Defendant Thomas Barnfield< no role > pleaded Not Guilty to an
Indictment preferred and Found in October Session last
For assaulting the abovenamed Mary Mr Carty, and he this
Deponent was then bound in Recognizance, together
with another Bail, that they should produce the Body
of the said Thomas Barnfield< no role > to traverse and try the
said Indictment this present January Session And
this Deponent Further saith, that the abovenamed
Thomas Barnfield< no role > , who in December Session last, was,
and For a long time before had been a Servant to him
this Deponent hath since absconded From his Service,
without the Consent, Privity, Direction or Connwance
of him this Deponent , who hath heard, which he
verily believes to be true, that he the said Thomas
Barnfield is now in or about the County of York
And this Deponent Further saith, that he will
endeavour to procure the said Thomas Barnfield< no role > to
be apprehended and brought to his Trial, or to compromise
the above Prosecution at or before next Session of the
Peace to be holden For the said City of London

Sworn at Guildhall
London the 30th. January
1784 }

By the Court

Joseph Holmes< no role >