Clerk v Ross and Others - No.22 Certificate by Mr Stoddart |
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22.'Certificate by Mr Stoddart', in the court case against the bound colliers of Dryden CoalworksUpon the 10th day of Aprile 1770 the after named coaliers or the greatest part of them came to Dryden to wait of their master General Lockhart, who met with them accordingly, after a short interview they acknowledged themselves to be his coaliers and he gave them a guinea to drink, and dismist them untill he should have occasion for them, upon the General informing me that he had seen his coaliers, and had given them the foresaid guinea to drink, I replyed that I could have wish'd to have seen [them] on which he sent after them and they came back, and gave me up list of their names and places at which they were at that period employed as follows -
[next page] Coaliers names continued 17 James Ross then working with Mr Hope The above and on the other page is the list of General Lockharts coaliers taken by me from that part of them came to wait of the General at Dryden upon the foresaid 10th of Aprile 1770, James Stodart
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