Middlesex To wit

The Information of George Hartley< no role > taken before me
this 14th. day of May 1770

Who being upon oath says that he knows [..] Thomas Spiller< no role > , John Ward< no role > , and
John Cook< no role > now Present, Says that about six Weeks ago, he this In-
formant in Company with the said Thomas Spiller< no role > , John Ward< no role > , and
John Cook< no role > , have at Different times robbed the drying Grounds of
Mr. Charles Napper< no role > callicoe Printer in Old Street , says that he
and said Cook first Stole two Pieces of Callicoe twenty Yards each
out of said drying Grounds, says that a Weaver in White Horse Court
Goswell Street Produced the man that bought the said Callico, at the
Sign of the White Lion in Christoppers alley, says that after this he
and said John Ward< no role > stole four Pieces of Quaruple containing 36
Yards in each Piece which was sold to Aaron Spencer< no role > and one Lipe,
that after this the said John Ward< no role > the said Thomas Spiller< no role > and this
Informant Stole out of the Said drying Grounds, four more pieces
of Quaruple which was sold to the Said Aaron Spencer< no role > and said
Lipe, says that after this he and Said John Ward< no role > Stole five Pieces
more of Quaruple and thirteen Pieces of Emerties which was sold
to the said Aaron Spencer< no role > and Lipe, says that all the above said goods
were sold for about twelve Pounds, and that a Person now Present
who calls himself Joseph Wright< no role > , bought the said two Pieces of
Callico which he and said Cook Stole

Sworn before me the
14th day of May 1770}
[..]

his
George [mark] Hartley< no role >
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