Middlesex To wit

The Information of Thomas Barber< no role > of
Bow Street Labourer and William
Salthouse< no role > of Holborn taken before me this
28th.. day of January 1767

Who being upon Oath severally saysand firsththe said William Salthouse< no role >
for himself saith that onSaturdayThursday last the other Informant
Thomas Barber< no role > published to him as true in order to purchase as
Coat a promissory Note now produced, purposting to be the Promissory
Note of George Bowes< no role > payable to Thomas Luther< no role > or Order for
Ten pounds and Indersed Thos.. Luther< no role > , and this Informants
Thomas Barber< no role > for himself saith that on or about last Friday
S [..] ght a Person nor present who calls himself Peter Mr. Cay
delivered the said promissory Note to him at the Crown and
Punch Bowl in Bow Sheet Westmr. as a good one and desired
him to get the same [..] changed and the said William Salthouse< no role >
farther saith that he enquired after the said Note at Sir Chas. hugill
& Co's.. [..] as whose direction appears upon it and found it to be
a false Note therefore believe, that the said Note was published
as true Knowing it to be falsly made with Intent to Defraud

Sworn before me the day
and Year first above writen}

[..]

Thomas Barber< no role >
Wm Salthouse< no role >