And this Informant Henry Burton< no role > for himself
saith that he is a Watchman in Parkers Lane
that [..] soon after he had Called the hour of 12 o' Clock last
Saturday Nighthe heard a copy of Watch in Parkers
Lane upon which he went down the Lane where
he found the two persons now present who call
themselves Lawrence Connor & Jas. Ellis & another
Man squeezeing the other Informant Benjamin
Gillman against the Wall with great Violence
the sd. Benjamin Gillamn was crying out for
helpUpon which this Informant took the
said Lawrence Connor< no role > & James Ellis< no role > the
other Man ran away as did also the said Benjn.
Gillman& the said Lawrence Connor< no role > & Jno
Ellis< no role > both got away from this Informt but were
taken on the Sunday afternoon on the Sunday
Morning this Informant saw the sd Benjamin
Gillman< no role > about four o' Clock who told him that
he was Robbedbyof Nine Shillings & Six pence
by the three Men who had him against the
Wall as abovementd this Informant further
saith that he took the hat belonging to the said
Benjamin Gillman< no role > from the said James Ellis< no role >
who had his sun Hat upon his head

Sworn before me the
14th. Day of July 1772 }

George Mercer< no role >

Benja.Gillman< no role >

his
Henry [mark] Burton< no role >
Mark