Henry Fitzgerald: The Examination of Henry Fitzgerrald taken in the Gatehouse prison 7 October 1704

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The Examinacon of Henry Fitzgerrald taken in y^e Gatehouse prison this 7^th. day of October 1704.

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This Examinant saith that about a quarter of a year agoe on the same day that he was app^rhended, he and M^r Carter being in the town of Wandsworth the s^d. Carter spying the balif of the town whose name is {illeg}|N|orth or Norton, or some such name he y^e s^d. Carter s^d to this Exam^t that y^t man knew him and was a great rogue, and would raise the mobb upon him, and this Exam^t asking him for what, the s^d. Carter reply'd that there was money bid for him in the Gazzette. And the s^d North or Norton followed this Exam^t. and took him up, and said that Carter was a great rogue and a Coyner, and {had} stood in the pillary, And the Exam^t beleives {sic} that the said North or Norton may know something of Carters being outlawed, but y^e Exm^t. himselfe knows nothing of the outlawry, and beleives {sic} he this Exam^t was not then in England when Carter was outlawed.

Hen: Fitz Gerrald

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