declared she had the said Shoes from Platt and
the said platt also declared that he delivered the said
Shoes to her to pawn & then declared her name not
to be Mary Brown< no role > but Mary Elder< no role >

And this Informant John Brooks< no role > for himself
saith that he is a Servant to Mr Masters
Pawn broker in Holborn that. a person now present
who calls herself Mary Elder pawned with this
Informant between the 18th of January & 12th. of February
last Eight Pair of Womes in the name of Mary
Brown & told this Informant that her Husband was
a Shoe maker the Shoes were his property and
made up for Sale and the other five pair of Woman
Shoes who pawned by a Man who called himself
John Davis< no role > who is now at large

And this Informant Dennis McDonald< no role > for
himself saith that he is an Headborough that on
Tuesday last he searched the Lodgings of a person
now present who calls himself John Platt< no role > & found
therein the Eleven Pair of Womens Shoes [..]
Seven pair of Mens Shoes & Eight pieces of
Cullimanco now produced [..]

Severally Sworn before
me the 21st. Day of
March 1774 }

Saunder Welch< no role >

Robt. Jefferson< no role >
James Everitt< no role >
Jno. Brookes< no role >
Dennis Mc Donell