London

The King against George Crossley< no role >

George Crossley< no role > of the Adelphi buildings in the County
of Middlesex Gentleman maketh Oath that Thomas Lowes< no role > Esquire
Barrister at Law Henry Abbott< no role > John Searle< no role > John Lock< no role > Thomas
Alexander John Berne Anthony Hall< no role > Ralph Potts< no role > Joseph Irwin< no role >
William Mapplebeck< no role > Francis Edward< no role > Attorney at Law William
Hodgson Attorney at Law arthur Hewetoon and Samuel Radenhurst< no role >
Were as this deponent verily believes material and Necessary
Witnesses and all as this deponent verily believes attended on the
Eighteenth day of November last as Witnesses for this deponent
on the Trial of this Cause but the same Was then adjourned
and this deponent Saith four Subpenas were actually Sued out
of the Crown office and fourteen Copiee thereof made and duly
Served on the above persons as this deponent verily believes as
to Such Service And these deponent Saith he Caused to be paid
to each of the said Witnesses one Shilling Conduct money with
their said Subpenas and Saith over and above Such Conduct
Money this deponent paid the said Thomas Lowes< no role > one Guinea
and agreed to pay the said Francis Edwards< no role > and William
Hodgson one Guinea each and this deponent Saith he paid the
above named William Mapplebeck< no role > the Sums of Money by
him mentioned to be paid in his Affidavit made in this Cause
for the Purposes therein mentioned And this deponent
Saith he Was advised and verily believes that Lewis
Shirley Priddle was a Necessary Witness for this deponent