Sir

Inclosed is a Copy of a warrant and a notice
for such Copy to William Jones< no role > the Headborrow
or the parish of Enfield for taking up Mrs Vaughan
and Carrying her from that peace to London as
Mentioned in the Letter) by the name of Ann
Vaughan< no role > and the party Swearing to the name of
Chambers in the Room of Clealiness otherwise
Frasier this being a party Matter between
two Dessinting Parsons the one may Turnout
Your will be so good if any Bill brought toward
to Against Mrs Vaughan to take particular
Attention that the may not be taken up
by any Bench Warrant but to Defend this
Business Either by Certiorare or otherwise
our Neighboring Gentleman in the Piece
are fully acquainted of this Business

I shall see you on Tuesday Morning at
Clerkenwell untill their Remain
24 March and 1792

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Thos Vaughan< no role >