This Informant further saith that soon after
Christmas last he together with Patrick Croken
Stopped a CoachManin Tottenham Court Road in which
was a Gentleman & Lady & Probbed them of three
Shillings in Moneywhich they Shared The Night
following they Stopped a Coach in the same place
& Robbed the persons of a Silver Watch Gilt with Gould
and Sold it to Cluskey for a Gold Watch the same
Night they Stopt in Goswell Street Road two Men
and Robber them of about three Guineas some Gold &
Silverwhich Money who Shared between them
That soon after he together with Patrick Croken
about Nine o Clock at Night: Stopped a Charse &
two Horses in which was One Gentleman & Robbed
him a little beyond Paddington & took from a
Silver Watch and Ten Shillings in Silver the
Watch was left with James. Maloney for One
Guineas. Patrick Crocken first at the Driver
but did not hit him
This Informant further saith that about January
or February last he together with Patrick Crocken< no role >
John Harley< no role > & Wm. Dollison< no role > Stopt Charse &
from upon Finchley common with a Gentleman &
[..] Lady & Robbed them of Gold & Silver [..]
Monys
That the same Eveng. they stopped a Charse with two
Horses in which was two Gentlemen Robbed
them of Gold and Silver & took their pocket Books
but the Gentlemen begged for their Pocket Books
which was returned to them the same night
about twelve o Clock they stopped two stage
Coaches at the Cotton of Hizhgate Hill & Robbed
the Passengers of some Gold and Silver Monys
a Gold Watch with the Name of Salop and a Plain
halt which Hatt Crockan Exchanged with one
Welch a Labourer