Middlesex to Wit

The Information of William Purse< no role > of the Strand Pawnbroker
and Henry Turner< no role > Servant to Mr. Cates of the
Strand Pawnbroker taken before me this 26th.. day
of January 1782

Who being upon Oath say, and first the said William
Purse< no role > says that a black Sattin Petticoat and a Red Cloth Cloak
now produced were hanging up at this Deponents Shop between the
hours of three and five oClock this Evening, since which the same were
feloniously stolenAnd the said Henry Turner< no role > says that
this Evening about 5 oClock [..] a person now present
who calls himself John Olive< no role > came to his said Master Shop
and offered to pawn the said black Sattin Petticoat and
Cloak, on which he took him into Custody

Sworn before me this
26th.. day of Janry. 1782}

Thos: Gilbert< no role >

Wm: Purse< no role >
Henry Turner< no role >