Middx et Westmr } Ss The InformaionInformation of Mary Lee taken upon oath this 4.th day of Feb:r 170$\frac{1}{2}$.

Who saith that she this Informant has been acquainted with one Elizab:Elizabeth Usher for about eight or nine weeks last past, and hath heard the said Eliz:Elizabeth Usher severall times name unto her this Informant one Maurice Trant whom the said Usher did say was an Irish papist, and lately come from France, and did also day that the SdSaid Maurice Trant was one of yethe designed Assassinators of his most gracious Ma:tyMajesty King William, and that he was one of the thousand pound men and broke out of Newgatem and had he not done so he shdshould have been hanged, and that Mr Secretary Vernon had Obtained yethe Kings pardon, for yethe SdSaid Trant and that he doth now lodge within yethe liberty of Westmr.Westminster very privately, and that it was not upon the account of yethe Intended assassination ytthat yethe SdSaid Maurice Trant lived so retired and obscurely but for some other cause of dangerous consequence, and this InformtInformant farther saith upon her oath that since she had this relation or account from Elizab:Elizabeth Usher as aforesdaforesaid she this informant hath seen yethe said Maurice Trant and saith that he is a pritty well set man, middle stature, round face with very full black eye brows wearing a greyish coloured coat without any sword, and that she this InformtInformant by what she has heard and observed from yethe discourse of Eliz:Elizabet Usher doth beleive yethe SdSaid Maurice Trant to be an ill and a dangerous person against yethe present government. Mary Lee Capt: et Jurat ann: et die supra dict: coram J Stanley