Middlesex to Wit

The Information of John Challings< no role > Richard Farmer< no role >
and Ann Colman< no role > taken before me this 1st.
day of February 1781

Who being upon oath says and first the said John
Challinge< no role > for himself says that in the Evening of the 17th. day of
January last he was robbed in a Hackney Coach a little
on this side Balls Pond of a silver Watch, three Guineas, a Crown
piece and [..] about nine shillings in Money, by three footpads
And the said Richard Farmer< no role > for himself says that he was with
the said John Challinge< no role > at the time he was robbed as aforesaid
and was also robbed of half a Guinea and some silver
by the same three footpadsand the said Wm Colman
for herself says that she was in the Coach with the said John
Challinge< no role > and Richard Farmer< no role > at the time they were robbed
as aforesaid and that she doth verily believed that two persons
now present who call themselves William Milbourne< no role > and
William Russel< no role > , are two of the Footpads that robbed
the said John Challinge< no role > and Richard Farmer< no role >

Sworn before me this
1st. day of Febry. 1781}
Sampn. Wright< no role >

Jno. Challinge< no role >
Plr . Farmer
Ann Coleman< no role >