Middlesex
to wit

The Information of Francis Trehearn< no role >
Walter Roberts< no role > Gertrude Mear< no role > James Yowd< no role > .
and Joseph Levy< no role > and [..] much Steppens before us this
10th. day of September 1782

Who being upon Oath say and first the said Francis Trehearn< no role >
for herself says that some time ago a Box a Ring 2 pair of
Sleeve Buttons a Silver Etwee and a Thimble a Tea Spoon a pair
of Tea Tongs and other things now produced were stolen out of
her Daughter's house at Tottenham in Middlesex , And the said Walter
Roberts< no role > for himself says that about a Month ago the said Tea
Spoon and Tea Tongs were sold to him by Stephen Bouchet< no role > now
present who told this Informant at that time that they were
the property of a poor Woman in Distress and that he sold
them for her, And the said James Yewd< no role > for himself says that
the two Silver Bottle Labels now produced by him were pawned
with him by the said Stephen Bouchet< no role > as his own property. And
the said Gertrude Mear for herself says that the Silk Handkerchief
now produced by her was pawned with her by the said Stephen
Bouchet's Daughter is the Name of Vere in which Name the
said Daughter had frequently pawned Things before, And the
said Joseph Levy< no role > for himself says that when he apprehended
the said Stephen Bowchett< no role > he found the said Box Etwee Ring
Sleeve Buttons & Thimble in his Pockets, that the said Stephen
Bowchatt attempted to throw the said things away & also
wanted to give them to another Person but this Informant