Middlesex
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The Information of Thomas Brown< no role >
and Catherine Brown< no role > [..] Charles Richmond< no role >
and Thos Brown< no role > the Younger taken
before me One of his Majestys Justices
of the Peace for the said County

Who severally being upon Oath say and first
this Informant Thomas Brown< no role > the Elder for
himself saith that on Saturday Night the 14th
Instant about Nine o'Clock he and his Wife
went to Bed together & when this Informant
went to Bed he had in his Breeches pocket
One Ginnea [..] Silvertwo Shillings in Silver a
Bad Shilling and a Silver Great that he laid
his Breeches upon a Chair by the bed sides and
when he got up in the Morning which who about
Six oClock he found his Room [..] Wrenched on Open his
Breeches upon the Floor and his Money taken
out of his pocket

And this Informant Catherine Brown< no role > for herself
saith that she & her Husband on Saturday night
the 14th. Instant went to Bed to gether about Nine
oClock & did not lock the Room door but set a Chair
against it that one John Dever< no role > a person now
Present who is a Servant to her Husband mights
come into the said Room to leave the Money which
he had earned as a Hackney Coachman that about
twelve o'Clock the same Night this Informant
heard the said John Dover< no role > Come into the said Room
& said down Eight Shillings which he had earned
but the said [..] John Dover< no role > staying
longer in the said Room them he had Occasion to be
this Informt. desired him to go out about his Business
upon which he went out & she got up. and locked the
Door.

And this Informant Charles Richmond< no role > for him self
saith that on Saturday Night the 14th Instant about two