Examination of Garret Terrill

fol. 57r

305
The Examynation of garret terrill of Kilbredy gent in the County of westmeathe gent taken before me sir Frances willoughby Knight

<A> sayth that his Occation of coming to this Citty was to fetch some bookes of his brothers, Thomas terrill the Lawyer and that he came to towne that verry same morning & intended to lodg at his brothers hows, sayth that he lay the nyght before at mr skvrlocks of Rathcreeden whoe promysed to send carriges after hym to fetch the books and that he looked for those carriges that nyght and Appointed them to com to on locks hows on the owtside of saint James gate
<B> being demaunded whether he rid in those Clothes he had on sayth noe but shifted hymself since his coming to towne in his brothers hows in which he acknolegeth no body to dwell in
being demaunded whoe made the Clothes he wore being a good fayre sute, sayth that he known not but bowght them of on william gaeagan his brothers clarke whoe bowght them at a second hand
being demaunded whoe came in his company from home to this citty sayth that none but william gaegan came withe hym and 2 footmen and more sayth not

(endorsement on

fol. 58v

, see examination of William Gaegan, fols 57r-58v)