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The Information of Margarett Brown of
Princes Street Westminster Victualer William
Garner< no role > of the Strand Pawnbroker Henry
Turner< no role > of the Strand Pawnbroker and
Elizabeth Card of Broad Saint Giles
Taken upon Oath before me William Hyde< no role > Esquire
one of his Majestys Justices of the Peace in and
for the said County this 31st. day of May 1783

Margarett Brown< no role > for herself Saith that on Wednesday
the 30th. day of April 1783 She this deponent last out of her
back Parlour a black silk Cloak [..] a Clock,
Apron, A silk Handkerchief now Produced and two silver tea
Spoons, and out of a box in the Club Room a Piece of Florentine
Silk< no role > Containing three Yards and three Quarters and two Shirts, this
deponent Suspected the Prisoner Elizabeth Cumber beach, Who had
Abscond the same day.

William Garner< no role > for himself Saith that he this deponent
took in as a Pledge from the Prisoner Elizabeth Cumber beach
A Piece of Florentine Silk< no role > Containing three Yards and three Quarters
on the 3d. day of May 1783 and lent the said Elizabeth the sum of
fifteen Shillings thereon, on which said silk she had as duplicate

Henry Turner< no role > for himself Saith that he this deponent took in
as a Pledge from one Elizabeth Corbey< no role > A Ruffer Shirt< no role > and len then
thereon Seven Shillings and six pence, A Black silk Cloak and
Lent her thereon four Shillings and a Check apron, and lent
her thereon one Shilling alle in this Present Month May