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The Examination and Information of
Thomas Harris< no role > taken upon Oath beforeusme
[..] one of his Majesty's Justices of the peace in
and for the said Country this 31st. Day of Octobr.
in the year of our Lord 1769

This Examinant saith that on the 30th: day of October Inst.
about TwelveO'Clock in the forenoon of the same Day this
[..] Examinant met in [..] Sun Street Bishop gate in the
City of London one William Hinds< no role > and one John Fullers for
who said Night meaning Sunday the 29th. of Octobr. Instant they
the said William Hinds< no role > and John Fullen< no role > fer had broken
open [..] the House of oneThe Heridge in Sun Street
aforesaid and that they had taken and carried away
from the said House two Coppers Pots and five Pewter
Plates and one Brass Cock, and that they had got the
same in Plant meaning that they had Secreted the same
and this Informant further saith that about a fortnight
ago he met in or near Hackney Road one William Smith< no role >
and a Boy commonly called Bob who said to this
Informant that they had Stolen from and out a House
in Hackney Road aforesaid one Copper plate Linen Gowen
and two Childrens Slip or Gowns which said Linen Cotton Gowen
this Informant afterwards Pawned to one Mrs. Geery in
Sun Street Bishopgate Street for Eight Shillings and
one of the said Slips he Pawned [..] with Mrs. Wells in
Angel Alley Skinner Street and the other with one
Mrs. Hughes in Long alley

Thomas Harris< no role >

Taken before [..] me the
Day and Year above
[..] }

D Wilmot< no role >