Middlesex to Wit

The Information of Henry Parry< no role > of Chelsea Servant
to Edward Wynne< no role > Esqr. of same place and James
Godlaman< no role > of the same place Gardener taken
before me this 6th. day of February 1783

Who being upon Oath says and first the said Henry Parry< no role >
says that about nine o Clock in the Night of the 13th. of
December last he was stopped by three Footpads near
the George at the Queens Elm in the Road to [..] Chelsea
who robbed him of a Silver Watch, a pair of Silver shoe
Buckles, One Pound four shillings in Money and a Key;
And further says that he doth verily believe that three
Persons now present who call themselves Thomas Brewer< no role >
Thomas West< no role > and William Warbois< no role > are the three
Footpads that robbed him as aforesaidAnd the
said James Godlaman< no role > says that about 8 o Clock in
the Evening of Tuesday the 28th. of January last
he was stopped a little beyond the Admiral Keppel
Alehouse on the Fulham Road by three Foot pads
who robbed him of two Ounces of Teaa pound
of Sugar and three half pence farthingAnd further
says that he is very sure that the said Thomas Brewer< no role >
is one of the said three Foot pads and that [..] he
doth verily believe that the said Thomas West< no role > and
William Warbois< no role > are the other two Footpads That
so robbed him as aforesaidAnd the said Henry
Parry< no role > for himself further says that about 7 o Clock in
the Evening of the said 28th. of January (on which the
said James Godlaman< no role > was robbed) he is very sure
he saw the said Thomas Brewer< no role > Thomas West< no role > and
William Warbois< no role > on the Road about One Hundred Yards beyond the
Admiral Kippels Head Alehouse aforesaid who
each of them passed this Informant

Henry Darey< no role >

Sworn before me this 6th. day of Febry. 1783

Tho: Gilbert< no role > :

his
James [mark] Godlaman< no role >
Mark