Middlesex to Wit

The Information of Maythe Wife of Richard
Radford< no role > of the Sun in Devereux Court in the Strand
and Charles Howell< no role > taken before me this 6th. day of May 1784

Who being upon Oath say and first the said Elizabeth
Radford< no role > says that about 6 oClock on Thursday Evening last a person
now present who calls himself Thomas Tyler< no role > came to her House in
Devereux Court in the Strand aforesaid and ordered two Pots of Beer
to be sent to a Silk Dyers opposite Essex Street in the Strand
That said Tyler asked this Informant if she could supply him with
Change for Gold, twice a Weck, to pay his Men, as they meant to
be good CustomerThat she this Informant agreed so to doThat
said Tylerthenasked this Informant if she couldnotlet him
have some Change then, and desired her to send over to said
Silk Dyers , as much change as she couldThat she
delivered to said [..] Tyler two Guineas and a half in Silver and
Sent the said Charles Howell< no role > with him in order to take the
Beer, and bring back two Guineas and an half GuineaAnd
the said Charles Howell< no role > says that he went with said Beer from
said Mrs. Radfords House in order to receive said two Guineas
and a halfThat in going thro' the Strand to said Silk Dyers
the said Tyler ran away from this Informants, with said
two Guineas and a half in Silver

Mary Radford< no role >
Charles Howell< no role >

Sworn before me this
6th. day of May 1784}

Tho: Gilbert< no role >