Our Sovereign Lord the King
agt.
James Beadshaw< no role > for an assault upon
Mathew Bilbe< no role >

Phillip Messerny< no role > of the Parish of Saint Mary Le
Bone in the County of Middlesex Hasier maketh Oath
that he hath made dilligent Seanhand Enquirey
at the Request of Richard Haddock< no role > One of the [..]
Bail for the appearance of the said Bradshaw in this
Cause after the said Bilbe and On Satturday the
Twenty first day of February Instant he lost a true
Copy of the Notice hereunto Annexed for the said Bilbe
at a house the said Bilbe [..] lately Inhabited in the
Willow walk near Chelsea in the said County as also another
Copy of the said Notice on Mr. Richard Potter< no role > in Scotland
yard Westminster were the said Bilbe lastly lodged
which Said Potter promised to Deliver the Said
Notice unto the said Bilbe and this Deponent
further Saith that he hath been Informed he now
Secreets himself whereby at present not to be Served
with a notice to Shew cause why [..] the Indictment
preferred [..] the said Beadshaw Should not be discharged
and this dept pish that the said Bradshew is dead and [..]
at the parish of Saint Martins in the Liberty of
Westminster and this Deponent was well accquainted with the sd. Bradshaw

Sworn in Court the 28e day
of February 1735.
Walter

Phillip Mepervy