Middlesex To wit

The Information of Sir Thomas Wilson< no role > Knr.
Elizabeth Wilson< no role > and Frances Grand< no role > taken
before me this 17th. day of January 1770

Who being upon Oath severally say and first the Said Sir Thomas Wilson< no role >
Knr. for himself says that on Wednesday Night the 10th. of January Instr.
his house [..] in Dean Street Soho was burglariously broke open from
whence were stolen a Silver Ink Stand several Silver Waters, and other
Plate, that a great part of the said Plate was in a Cabinet in a back
Room in the Said house where were six Napkins two of which
were likewise stolen, and the said Elizabeth Wilson< no role > for herself says
that two Napkins now produced are the property of the said Sir Thomas
Wilson< no role > Knt. and were stolen out of the said Cabinet at the Time
aforesaid, and the said Frances Grand for herself says that
she does verily believes the said two Napkins now produced to be the
property of her Master the Said Sir Thomas Wilson< no role > Knt. and that
they were stolen out of the said Cabinet at the Time aforesaid

Sworn before me
January 17. 1770}

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Thomas Wilson< no role >
Elizabeth Wilson< no role >
Frances Grond< no role > .