Middlesex To wit

The Information of William Bridon< no role > and William
Croaker< no role > Constable taken before me this 21st. day of May
1770

And first said William Bridon< no role >
Who bing on each says, that he lives next door but one to Mr Greeves
the Pawn broker says that about a Quarter after three he was
awaked by an alarm of fire, that he got up, went down, and
went into a Passage next door to his house,andwhich leads
down to a Stable were the fire was, says that in that Passage
he found three Drawers, in two of which was lighted Candles
and in the third one not lighted; says that the said drawers stoodup
against his door which opens into said Passage, says all
the said Passage is wood: and the said William Croaker< no role > for
himself says that he saw the said Drawers in said Bridons
possession, that he assisted in carrying the said drawers into
said Greevesd house and found the Places to which they
belonged

Sworn before me
May 21st.. 1770}

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Willm Bridon< no role >
Wm Croker< no role >