Thomas Hall: The Deposition of Thomas Hall of Pettycoat Lane in Aldgate parish Vintner 29 June 1698

Author: Isaac Newton

Source: MINT 15/17/36, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK

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The Deposition of Thomas Hall of Pettycoat Lane in Aldgate parish Vintner taken this 29^th. day of Iune 1698

He sayth that on munday last after Dinner he was at a Coffeehouse about the middle of Haymarket over against Panton streen end and going from thence with mr. Butler and M^r. Stringer towards the housr of the said M^r. Stringer in York buildings he the deponent saw the said M^r. Stringer hold in his hands some papers folded up like bills and heard him say to the said m^r. Butler here's some bills if you can put me off one or two and M^r. Butler made answer that he would serve him in any thing he could he sayth also that as the said m^r. Butler and m^r. Stringer went on togeather they had further discourse but by reason that they went on fast he did not hear any more of their Discourse

Tho Hall

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^[1] 36

^[2] Iurat die et anno preedict coram
Is Newton

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