Reference
QSR1821/374
Title
Examinations and depositions. Deposition of John Lee of Dunstable, horsekeeper.
Date free text
1821
Production date
From: 1821 To: 1821
Scope and Content
He was at the White Hart, Dunstable, drinking with Richard Mattocks. They came out of the house and down the alley and Mattocks asked him whether he would like a rabbit. Lee asked him whose they were and Mattocks replied 'never mind, come on.' Mattocks went to a barn, pulled a board off and got into the place. A young woman came up to Lee and told him Mattocks had just come out of the barn and he said 'what a deuce of a row there is up there' and he went to the place where some people were quarrelling and afterward returned to the White Hart kitchen.
[Note Mattocks is variously spelled Maddox, Maddocks and Maddocks]
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