Middlesex to wit

The Information of Jaque
Daubigny Mary the Wife of William
Mitchell< no role > Rebecca Wilson< no role > Admitted
an Evidence his Majestys behalf
against Sarah Etheridge< no role > and
Charlotte Beard< no role > otherwise Butcher
John Jeyes< no role > a pawn broker Richard
Murthwaite< no role > a pawnbroker & George
Eling< no role > a Pawnbroker & Thomas Saunderson< no role >
taken before me One of his Majesties
Justices of the Peace for the said County

Who being severally upon Oath and first
this Informant Jaque Danbigny for himself
saith that about one O' Clock on F4riday Morning
last he was Picked up by two Girls now present
who call themselves Charlott Beard otherwise
Butcher and Rebecca Wilson< no role > in the Haymarket
& sent with them to then Lodgings in Peter Street
Westminster up two pair of Stairs where there was
a Bed this Informant being much in Liquor, think
there was two other Girls joined with the said Charlotte
Beard< no role > otherwise Butcher & Rebecca Wilson< no role > when
and they all assisted in Undressing this Informant
& he got into Bed & he Immediately observed them
all to goe out to the Room seemingly with [..]
bundles [..] in their Apaon which he believed
certained his Coat Waite at & Breeckes & Heat
but Not the suspecting they had Carried the sold Cloth
away [..] he lay down in Bed again till
five o' Clock in the Morning when he got upwoodland
his Cloathes were taking away his Silver Shoe three Backles & Linen Neck Cloths
his Heap & he went down Stairs & told the other Informant Mary
Mitchell< no role > the Mistress of the House what had
happened she told hin she could not held it but
lent him her Husbands Coat Waistcoat Breeckes
[..] Half & Buckles to go home in this Informant
further saith that the said Charlotte Beard< no role > otherwise