Middlesex
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The Voluntary Information of
James Burdell< no role > of Angel Alley
Bishop Gate Street Weaver

Who on his Oath saith that about Monday
or Tuesday last he together with Daniel Nichols< no role >
and James Dearing< no role > about Seven O'clock at Night
Privately threw up a [..] Sash of a Window at a private
House Near Spittle Yard , the said James Dearing< no role >
went into the room and then feloniously took and
carried there out a Looking Glass, a Paper with some
remnants of Lace and Silks which they threw away
and Stampped them in the Kennel Sold the Glass to
One Barnet a Jew in Hounsditch for about Seven
shillings, saith that out of the same House they
took a little Bag, containing a Pair of Scissors
and a little black lace, and a little Striped Gauze
which said Bag and things this Informant
can Produce;

Saith that he together with the said Daniel
Nichols< no role > and James Dearing< no role > on the said Night in High
Street Spittlefields at a Private House between Seven
and Eight o'Clock pushed up the Sash of the Window
and Entered the room, and feloniously took and carried
thereout a tea Chest five or Six Keys and a piece of
Green Baze, the said Barnet received the Bags, and
the Tea Chest they Pawned at a Pawn brokers in
George Street Spittlefields ,

Saith that he together with the said James
Dearing< no role > and Daniel Nichols< no role > on Wednesday Night
last