Middlesex To wit.

The Information of William Hawker< no role >
before me this 24th. [..] of March 1769

Who being upon Oath says that he knows John Lively< no role > John Finch< no role > , John Lawrence< no role >
& one Hemmings and one Fletcher who are all common Thieves, says that about sight
nine days ago the said John Lively the said John Finch< no role > and this Informant
stout at Man upon Hanwell Heath about nine O'Clock at Night [..]
robbed him of three half pence which they afterwards restored to him, that
about a Month or six Weeks ago the said Hemmings the said John Lawrence< no role >
and this Informant stopped two Waggoners about ten o' Clock at Night
near Uxbridge Bridge and robbed one of them of three Shillings and
the other of six pence, that about the same time the said John Lawrence< no role >
and this Informant stopped Mr. Shropshire's [..] Son in a Cart going up
Hillenden Heath and robbed him of two Shillings, after having spent most of the day at Drayton that at little before
the last mentioned Robbery the [..] said John Fletcher< no role > , one Seares who
is since dead and this Informant Stopt Mr. Shropshire in the Road
between Uxbridge and Denham about nine o' Clock one Night and
robbed him of one pound eight Shillings and six pence, that a little
after the last mentioned Robbery the said John Finch< no role > the said John
Lawrence< no role > and this Informant stopped a Waggoner [..] upon Stratford
Bridge and robbed him of fifty Shillings and a Silver Watch which
Watch is in Pawn at a Pawnbroker's in Tothill Street, that about
the Same time the said John Lawrence< no role > the said Hemmings and
this Informant stopped a Gentleman on Hillenden Hart and robbed
him of seventeen Shillings and six pence, that about the Month of
October last the said John Lawrence< no role > and this [..] Informant stole
a Box containing eleven pounds in Money, and likewise a Quantity of
Womens Wearing Apparel out of the house of Ann Burton< no role > [..]
in Uxbridge which Cloaths were part of them sold in Menmouth Street

Sworn before me
March 24th. 1769 }

Tho Fellows< no role >

his
William [mark] Hawke< no role >
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