Middlesex To wit

This Information of James Jarvis< no role > , William
Keeves< no role > and William Grimsdall< no role > taken before
me this 31st. day of October 1781.

Who being on Oath say and first the said James Jarvis< no role >
says that in the Night of Wednesday the 10th. of October
instant three Pigs were stolen from him at Longford
in the County of Middlesex , and further says that on the
Friday morning following he found two of this said Pigs
in the possession of the said William Keeves< no role > , and does verily
believe that he saw his third Pig in the possession of
the said William Grimsdall< no role > at the same time; but
cannot be positive as it was killed. And the said
William Keeves< no role > says that on Thursday morning the
11th. of October instant he bought the two Pigs claimed
by the said James Jarvis< no role > of Person now present who
calls himself William Giles Smith< no role > , for thirty five Shillings,
whom he first saw driving them & another Pig at Turnham
Green towards London, and who then said that he
had purchased the said three Pigs the preceding Day
at Uxbridge fairAnd the said William Grimsdall< no role > says
that he purchased the third Pig claimed by the said James
Jarvis< no role > of this said William Giles Smith< no role > at Turnham
Green the same Day for eighteen Shillings.

Sworn before me this
31th. of October 1781.}

Sampn Wright< no role >

James Jarvis< no role >
Wm Keeves< no role >
Wm Grimsdall< no role >