Middlesex to wit.

The Information of John Hatchett< no role > , Thomas Warner< no role > and
William Robinson< no role > -taken before me this 27th. Day of
July 1784.

Who on their Oath say and first the said John Hatchett< no role > says that, having
missed Money out of his Tills several times, it induced him to mark 11
Shilling five Sixpence, a Dollar and a Half Crown piece, which
he left in his Tills on Sunday night last That on Monday morning
the 26th. Instant he missed four Shillings and two Sixpence-That he desired
Change for an Half Guinea to be got of John Annetts now presents
when this Informant suspected, and received the same from the hands
of William Robinson< no role > now present, amongst which change were the
four shillings and sixpence now produced, & which were a part of the
Money so marked and put into his Tills the Night before-And further
says that the other Sixpence now produced this Informant received
from the said John Annetts Yesterday morning in Change for another
Half Guinea and which Sixpence was in hs Till the Night before
and was stolen with the Rest. And the said Thomas Warner< no role > says
that the Change of the Half Guinea which this Informant received
from the said John Annetts Yesterday morning, he immediately
delivered to the said William Robinson< no role > . And the said William
Robinson< no role > says that he instantly delivered the saud Change to the
said John Hatchett< no role > , which he received from the said Thomas Warner< no role > .

Sworn before me this
27th. day of July 1784.}

Thos. Gilbert< no role > :

John Hatchett< no role >

his
Thomas [mark] Warner< no role >
mark

Wm. Robinson< no role >