and that the same had been Stolen she consulted with
the other Informant Mary White< no role >
who agreed to go
with the [..] Informant and redeem them which they
she immediately did by pawning [..] her Silver Buckles
for four Shillings & Six pence which she gave to
this Informant who redeemed the said Clock & Hatt
And this Informant saith that having red one she
gave the said Hatt and Clock to the said Mary White
who in about two Hours time desired this Informt
to pawn the Cloak only which she did at the Shop
of Mr Peales in poultry Sheet
And this Informant Mary White for herself saith
that she had a Hatt and Cloak in the manner above
related from the other Informant Elizth. Biskett< no role >
whom
she employed one day in the Easter Week so pawn the
Cloak for her which she did and which it the Cloak
now produced and swom to be the property of the
other Informant Elizabeth Brown-< no role >
And this Informt
further saith that She Hatt was a Black Silk Hatt
with a white Living with Black Ribband & round the
Crown that she pulled the same to pieces it being too
little for her and that the Ribband now produced by
this Informant as the Ribband which were round
the Crown of the said the Hatt and taken of by this
Informant
And this Informant Margaret Pearson< no role >
for herself
saith that upon the Thursday in last Easter Week about
Eight oClock in the Evening this Informant was in
Company drinking at the Noaks askd at the Top of
Hog Lane So Goldsmiththefour persons now present
who call themselves Arthur Stevens< no role >
John Carr< no role >
John Salmon< no role >
on& Thos Cook< no role >
together with one
William Wright< no role >
that son after the said froa Men
all went away together and upon this Informant
asking Stevens where they were again thegoing
say he was going to get Money for Money he must
have upon which this Informant sayd what are
you going to Rob when the said Stevens say so he
would go and [..] behaved a pistol When Informant
that this Informant stayed in the Card Iboare when
at about a quarter before Ten oClock the said free