Middlesex to wit

The Information of Thomas Craddock< no role > of the Parish of
Saint Mary White< no role > Chapel in the said County of Middlesex Weaver
taken and made on Oath before me [..] David Wilmot< no role > and Williams Gascorgue< no role > Esqr. two [..] of his
Majestys Justices of the peace for the said County this 20th.
April 1773

This Informant saith that on Monday the 12th. Instant he with
Levy Ashur< no role > being in Company together, Levy ashur Observd to this Informant
there was a Quantity of Silk at the House of one Mr. John Parkers which
they might get at very Easily, when Ashur sent this Informant to see
of Mr. Parker was at home, this Informant finding Mr. Parker was out
same back Immediately toAshurLevy Ashur and Acquainted him of the same,
whenAshur Levy Ashur< no role > asked this Informant to go with him to break open
said Mr. Parkers House but this Informant not being Willing, Levy
Ashur< no role > went by himself took a Poker with him and Returned in the
Space of Ten Minuetts to this Informant at his Lodgings [..] with
a Quantity of Stack Silk wound upon Bobbins, and this Informant
Saith he Receivedhalf a GuineaSeventeen Shillings and Six pence being part of the Money which the
Said Silk was Sold for and this Informant further saith not

Sworn this 20th. April 1773
before me}

Wilmot

Wm Gascoighe< no role >

The Marks of
Thomas [mark] Craddock< no role >