| Description | Statements; from accused that he had only drunk some wine out of the spile peg with a pipe when the servant was in the house; from William Ruff the elder, labourer, employed by William Faux; from Mary Hodson, servant to William Faux and her sister; from Jane Burgess, engaged to be married to William Ruff the younger, who describes a cellar party of the young people in the master's absence, at Mary Hodson's invitation, the elder Ruff disapproving. She pulled the spile peg and William Ruff aforesaid put a piece of tobacco pipe into the hole and they all sucked the wine till six at night. |