in a few days And which information he this Deponent believes to be
true And this Deponent further saith that although the said several
applications and many others for the said purpose of coming to inspect
the said Buildings had been made to the said John Hale< no role > and the said
Notice in writing had as before mentioned been given he did not attend
thereto and come and inspect the said works and buildings this
Deponent further saith that many days after the said written Notice
had been served he this Deponent saw the said John Hale< no role > passing by
the said premises in Great Russell Street aforesaid where the said
Building was began and that this Deponent went up to and stopped
the said John Hale< no role > and at the Door of the said premises and in the
presence and hearing of William Bickley< no role > and requested him the said
John Hale to come in and examine the said Building but the said
John Hele then execused himself from so doring at that time but
promised he would in a few days or words to that or the like effect
And this Deponent further saith that the said John Hele hath ever
totally neglected evaded and refused to inspect the said Alterations
and Buildings on which account Deponent and the Workman have
desisted from continuing their said work And this Deponent also
saith that the said Buildings and premises now and have been
for several Months past in an unfinished state without a roof
falling into decay to the material Injury and damage of this
Deponent.

Sworn in Open Court
this 7th. day of December
1799 }

Hall

David Sands< no role >