Middlesex }
to wit.

The Information of Eleanor
Warner< no role > Old Brentford , Widow John Field< no role > of Haws
Lane Carpenter Kensington , taken before
as this 13th. March 1766.

Who being upon Oath severally say, and
first the said Eleanor Warner< no role > for herself says
That Henry Drodge< no role > , with two other Persons came
to her House about eight o'Clock last Night;
says that after staying there some time, they
went away when She Missed a Silver Pint
Mug, now produced, that giving the Alarm that
James Butler< no role > , with other Persons went out in
pursuit of them; and John Field< no role > for himself
saith that he joined the Pursuers at Kensington
as he came out of the House of John Newbolt< no role > , the
red Horse and Groom; that he returned with New bolt
towards Hammersmith ; that about fifty Yards
from said House, he saw said Henry Drudge< no role > , now
present take the said Mug from under his Coat
and throw it ever a low Wall; that said Drudge
immediately ran away, and being pursued was
taken soon after in Kensington Squares.

Sworn before me the
day and Year first above
writer}

[..]

Eleanor Warner< no role >
John Field< no role >