Middlesex
to Wit}

The Information of Anthony Horlor< no role >
Constable of the Parish of St George the Martyr
taken before me One of his Majesty's Justices
of the Peace for the said County

Who beingbeingupon Oath saith one the 7th.
Day of June [..] bout 9 o'Clock in the
Evening he was sent for by Mr Thos. Seabrooke< no role >
of Last Street in the Parish of St. George the
Martyr and he went to the House and was
Present at the Opening of a Box belonging
to a Person now Present who calls himself
Wm. Baker who was a Servant to the said
Thomas Seabrooke< no role > which Box was Locked
and Baker had the Key and Unlocked the
Box himself and the Good now Produced
were taker out by this Informant Vizt.
a Holland Salk< no role > two White Holland Waistcoat
One Yard of Gens a Velvet and several other
things also now Produced And this Informt.
further saith that the said Wm: Baker< no role >
being Questioned how he came to take
those things said that he had been Induced
to take that by One White who Promised
to give him three or four Guineas

Sworn before me the
28th. Day of June 1770}

Saunders Welch< no role >

A Horlor