Middlesex to wit

The Information of John Adams
John Camfield and Charles
Jealons
taken before me one of his
Majesty's Justices of the
Peace for the said County

Who being severally upon Oath say and first
this Informant John Adams< no role > for himself saith
that on or about the 15th. or Sixteenth of February
last the follg things were Stolen out of his Box
in his Master [..] Stable in Mortimer Street
St Mary Le Bone a Silver Watch a pair of
Silver Shoe Buckle & Shoo five Shirt
one Neckcloth a Thickset frock and the
Red Cloth Waistcoat now produced & other these which were
the property of this Informant but who Stole
the said several things this Informant cannot
tell

And this Informant John Camfield< no role > for
himself saith that he is a fellow Servant with
the other Informant John Adams that
[..] the Night the abovementioned things
were Stolen this Informant recollects to
have seen the person now present who calls
himself Thomas Colledge< no role > come into the
Stables and stayed there about Ten Minutes
& he then went away. this Informant went to
Bed at Eleven o Clock that Night & the things
were all safe in the Trunk that about four
o Clock the next Morning this Safonnart
got up. & found that the several things
abovementiond were taken & Carried away & the
Door of the Hay left open which was made fast
on the over Night

And this Informant Charles Jealons< no role > for himself
saith that he is an Head borough that he