Middlesex to Wit

The Information of Thomas Ealand< no role > of the
Black Horse Alehouse in Boswell Court in
the parish of Saint Clement Danes< no role > Victualler
and Thomas Sower< no role > by Servant to Messrs.
Miller and Cooper Pawnbrokers< no role > in Wyche
Street taken before me this 1st. day of
August 1783.

Who being on Oath say, and first the said Thomas
Ealand< no role > says that a Person now present who calls herself
Elizabeth Owen< no role > was with three other Women and a
Man drinking in his Tap Room adjoining a Parlour in
this Informants House in Boswell Court aforesaid on
Wednesday Night the 23rd. day of July last That he
the next morning missed the Glass now produced which
he found had been stolen the night before and which he
is very sure is his property And the said Thomas Sower< no role > by
that about 9 o Clock on Thursday morning the 24th. day of
July last the said Elizabeth Owen< no role > pawned with him
the said Glass for eight shillings and said that said
Glass was the property of Mrs. Gibbins a Lodger at No.
45 in Wyche Street

Sworn before me this
1st. day of Augst. 1783}

Sampr Wright< no role >

Thos. Eland< no role >
Thomas Sowerby< no role >