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Penny London Morning Advertiser (Newspaper) - February 24, 1844, London, Middlesex ftom Frio Air the t Art they that go are taken down as feme may be aboard as a yet ict down as a Ard being asked by Council | - whether Per ions may the If this Hoy was carried oii canned an Entry in And trie being further the rakes down the and gives the Matter of the Ship before he and faid the does not always cafl the from the Indenture when on but he baa known them to be called aad without the that when the ro his arid feys he or fhe goes as a not call for an indenture itii if a bat would he taken away j yet his Name Would be the Clerk to his that although a fay he would not and the Clerk Zhou Id calif the Indenture and not the Clerk and he Ship from aJl aboard tn the Lift of tie went aboard were indented or at the for Mr. a of he Peace the County of took upon to have a Right to indent Servants abroad for the County of And we will examine the to that f and being asked that that Mr. of the Peace for the County of ufed to indent Council for the you find there wis ever a Return made to the Owners of Ship by that Mafter on account of this that Mr. loft by the Mafter f that Ship 4 00 and when he bad got the into his Hands be never - does he find Return made by the Mafter Voyage that the Mafter returns an Account to his Merchant of the Sale of the and that the Mafter of the Ship have aboard that he would not Henry of Who being and he is of the City of a A that the B ok which he now produces is a Book kept in the Office of the City of the indented be foce the Lord that goes abroad as faid the Book begins the ill of May Perions Names in dented in the Tear 1727. Twenty fifth ef March 17^85 read Perions bound that March 1718, Names indented 1 And as. on e of the v that being hundred and and in- that he is not particular their Names afe now Lord is given of the Boy's put board the in the manner that mis Boy the pur muft an Account 6f^wW became of ' * Mr. Gunn 4% the Name of James is wrote by s Mr. There eighty entered in the and one hundred in the Lord Mr. what do you find made On James bound fer ' * Council for the ' an in for going and whether by Mayor before the or rafter of the Ship always the Names of the Pef ions to be indented in a Lift and leaves them with the and the Indenture is filled up at the Mr. j Mafter does not read tha? Clerk Lor we will now Mr. was taken out of his Who being and laid James came to him in a - aid beard hira fourteen he had of the an Eari of carne to the Deponent the tbi gayet it to and to the after- poor from one a Buxher and lived with the Depoi ent as a Servant for fome Months it was iome time after in the Year 1727, that the laid came to live with but that the Son brought the laid privately into hia Houfe before the knew of - faid Lord Alham was reported to be the faid Janus Fa but that the Boy appeared to him to be about or f Years f to the beft of the and that the Boy with the Dep to the Time he was and that the Boy taken from him by that put a Livery that he had for a B -y on Mr. which him 5---faid, that he never fp the Earl of j and that the Deponent did not know after Manner the Boy withdrew from the the Deponent having giving the B y no for quitting his H irie the Boy was the legiti mate Son of Lord and came to Jive wirh the Deponent af er the Death of the faid who died in 1727 the Boy a Time with the that he did not take Notice of him or his but that if he hid the he believed he have proper Care of that the James is the very fame and the fame yames that livad with the Deponent and who was a ta then Attorney of cameto the Deponent with an for Deponent that James lived with the of the Lord And the Mr. Manner tba s to for and Mr. eame to the and feen the that he came with a Service from the Eari of the Letter i he Dep on had received to the and the fame time the Deponent if that Letter did not relate to Mr. J nent faid it and the fame to then Reih give it to him to fhew of with a of the faote that on the faid he gave Reily the and never - Crofs he he it and by that the Boy was t lat with he j uft come r ihe which appeared to him to be fo from the in And the being asked by the Defendant's what ot the Boy's going away The Deponent faid believed the y was and never changed hiis Opinion of that Mav ther to this and believes the that Titer a Boy that lived with Deponent told the Deponent that he went and faw the Boy in the and that the Boy laid his Uncle had him And being further asked by the Defendant's as the Deponent was bred to the of the why he did not and of that as knowing fame to be an or to apply the Lord Chief for his Warrant to the Bry To which the Deponent that he have of but was informed the Ship was and that he have been put to great Trouble and and did not know he ever iee the Boy being gone to the being further why he did inform Arthur Earl of of it The Deponent he was an entire Stranger to Arthur Earl of and to Arthur late Lord and to their Affairs and to any that were in the Family j that he never heard from - any but from his thai the Boy was My we will now call a that few the tiff Mr. in America and what the Plaintiff Mr. declared fyt was ' ( To be t

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