Attorney-General—Will you tell my lords what you know of any person that you carried the 29th or 30th of October last, from the Greyhound tavern in the Strand, and who it was, and whither you carried him?
Crattle—I was going along Charing-cross, between one and two in the morning, the 30th of October, last, and I heard a chair called for at Locket's at the Dog tavern; and thither I and my partner went, and we took up the gentleman, and carried him to Leicester-fields.
Attorney-General—Who was that gentleman?
Crattle—It was my lord of Warwick.
Attorney-General—What time of night do you say it was?
Crattle—It was about one or two in the morning.
Attorney-General—What day of the week was it?
Crattle—It was Saturday night and Sunday morning.
Attorney-General—Whither did you carry him?
Crattle—Into Green-street, towards the lower end of Leicester-square.