Who saith that Richard Iorden Silver smith did about 2 or 3. years agoe rent a Garret to work in of this deponent as also a Room 2. ꝑpair of staresstairs to lodge in at yethe yearly rent of 5li. and further saith that the sd.said Richard Iorden dyed in this Deponents house about five weeks agoe, and that she this DepontDeponent hath frequently seen the GentGentleman now shewn unto her (whose name she doth not know) come to the said Richard Iorden, in his life time, and sometimes work with him in the Gold or Silversmiths trade, sometimes for $\frac{1}{2}$ a day & sometimes for a whole day togeather. And further saith that she has seen the the aforesd.said Gentleman (who is now in custody) come to her house about 3. or four times since the decease of the aforesd.said Iorden, and has seen a fire of Charcole in the said Garret, and has heard him at work by makeing a noise by strikeing with a Hamemmer and further saith ytthat the sd.said GentGentleman did say that he himselfe would in a short time take yethe sd.said Garret and lodging room of this depontdeponent upon the sdsaid terms that the aforesd.said Iorden had them, and she further saith that she has seen one mr Fitzgerrald frequently with the aforesdsaid Iorden, and this sd.said Gent.Gentleman and this DepontDeponent doth own that she hath seen the two peicespieces of Lead (now shewn unto her) in her this DepontsDeponents Garret.