Middlesex to wit.

The Information of John Frelkett< no role > of Cats Head
Court Orchard Street Taylor Mary Tweedy< no role >
of Holywell Street and Lydia Bishop< no role > her
Servant taken before me this 2nd.. day of
July 1781.

Who being on Oath say and first said John Frelkett< no role > says that
a Quantity of Lace now produced is his property and was
ripped off from a Coat and stolen in his House on Saturday
last at which time a Person now present who calls himself
John Thompson< no role > was his Journeyman and at work in his
house. And the said Mary Tweedy says that she bought
the Lace now produced of the said John Thompson< no role > an Saturday
evening last for One pound five Shillings, who at that
time said that "He sold it for a Friend" And the said
Lydia Bishop says that she was present and saw the
said John Thompson< no role > sell the said Lace to the said
Mary Tweedy and heard him say that "the sold it for
a Friend"

Sworn before me this
2nd day of june 1781..}

W Addington.

Mary tweedie

her
Lydia [mark] Bishop
Mark