Middlesex to wit

The Information of Elizabeth Ireland< no role > Widow
and Samuel Yardley< no role > taken and inside on Oath
before me one of his Majestys Justices of the peace
in and for the said County the 27th. November 1781

This Informant Elizabeth Ireland< no role > saith that on the
20th day of November instant [..] between the Hours
of six and ten o'Clock at Night there was feloniously
stolen out of her Dwelling House situate in Red Lyon
Market in the parish of Saint Luke in the said County of
Middlesex two Silk Gowns her Property two other Silk
Gowns the property of her Daughter Martha Ireland< no role > and
four other Silk Gowns and one Muslin Gown the Property
of Elizabeth Ireland< no role > her Youngest Daughter And further
saith that nine Gowns now produced and shewn to her
are the same Gowns which were stolen out of her House
as aforesaid. And this Informant [..] Samuel Yardley< no role >
saith that on the 21st. day of November instant he found
the said Gowns above mentioned to be the Property of
the said Elizabeth Ireland< no role > in the House of William
Athill< no role > in Chequer Alley in Whitecross Street in the
parish of Saint Luke aforesaid.

Taken and sworn the day and
Year first mentioned before me}

D Wilmot

Eliz Ireland< no role >
Saml Yardley< no role >