Paul Coles: The Examination of Paul Coles, Constable, 30 March 1705

Author: Robert Harley

Source: MINT 15/17/511, National Archives, Kew, Richmond, Surrey, UK

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|Com Middx Ss| The Exaiaion of Paul Coles Constable of Queen Hith ward Lond.^o Cooꝑ taken before the R.^t Hon.^ble M^r Secretary Harley March 30.^th 1705..

Who deposeth that he last saw W^m Hagley take a paper w^th silver Dust in it out of a table Drawer in a Lodging where (as he is Informed by the Mistress of the house) Cicillia Nokes Lodged, and came there about a fortnight agoe . and which is the paper now produc'd before the S^d Cicillia Nokes Paul Coles Jurat &c^t coram Robt Harley

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