Westminster
to wit

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The King on the Prosecution of Elizh.
Peters< no role > agt Ann Hughes< no role > for Felony

James Peters< no role > of the Nags Head James Street
Covent Garden maketh Oath and saith that on a abt. the 16th. June last he
this Deponent together with James Edmunds< no role > Edwards
because bound in a certain Recognizance to Prosecute
and given Evidence against the said Ann Hughes< no role >
for feloniously stealing a Pint Pewter Pot. the
Property of the said Elizabeth Peters< no role > And this
Deponent further saith that he this Deponent
and and the said James Edwards< no role > at the time when
they were bound over by the Magistrates they were
informed by A person at the Office (whom they asked
forinformedinformation when they were to prosecute
the said Ann Hughes< no role > ) that they would have Notice
from the Officewhen to attend and Prosecute the
said Ann Hughes< no role > And this Deponent further
Saith that the reason they did not attend and
prosecute the said Ann Hughes< no role > was for the reasons
above stated only

Swornatt in Court
the 25th. July 1794 }
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James Peter< no role >