and that no part whatever of the said House
had been broke open on the Outside, and
this Informant further Saith that on examining
the Street Door the lock had been unscrewed
and taken of by Some person on the
inside of the said House and lay near the
Door. and this Informant further saith
that one pair of Silver Candlesticks a Silver
Snuffer Stand and a great Quantity of Silver
plate was in the Room and Possession of the
said Thomas White< no role > when he went to Bed
Room as before mentioned the door was fastened
and that on Examining the said Door the next Morning there
is no appearance what ever that the same
was broke open.

Sworn before us this 14 day of
May 1784}
Betty Hirton< no role >

G Mercer< no role >
Thos. Parker< no role >

Middlesex to wit

The Information of Sarah Allwinkle< no role > [..]
and William Davis< no role > taken before Us
two of His Majestys Justices of the
Peace for the said County.

Who being Severally upon Oath say and first
this Informant Sarah Allwinkle [..] for herself
Saith that she is a Servant to Lady Forrester
that about five oClock on Sunday Morning
last she was alarmed of thieves being in her
Lady's House and on Examing the roomApartments