Examination of Anably McNally

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And further say
Anably McNally deposeth adg of Ballinrobe Spenser adged thirtie yeares or thereabouts being <A> sworne & examined sayeth that see bee being bey beyond the bridg of Ballinrobe heard that John Grea his house was a plundering and Imediatly then repaired towards the said house but knew none none in the same but by Myles Burke and sayth that shee sawe all that were in Company of the said Myles drinking all the beere that was in the said house and all soe saw therm plundering the said house and bringing with them beefe hear hearinges & seuerall other parcells of the goods of the said John Grea her cause of knowledg is that shee was present & sawe what see deposeth to be true,
Anably Mc [mark] Nally her marke
These depositions taken before
John: Eyre
Char: Holcroft

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The deposicion of witnesses concerneing the robberie of sustained by John Grey
something concerning the murder of Shrewle