Middlesex
to Wit

The Information of William Dytch< no role > Taken
upon Oath before me Thomas Brooks< no role > bank Esqr . One
of His Majesty Justices of the peace in and for
the said County of Middlesex this 8th. day of
July 1784.

This Informant

upon his Oath Saith that he hath
great reason to believe that a Man who calls
himself William Barse< no role > did feloniously break
and enter his dwelling House Situateinin Plumb
Tree Court in the parish of Sr. Andrew Holbom in
the City of London and did feloniously Steal
therein a pair of Black Velveict Breeches , a Black
Cloth Coat, a Nankeen Waistcoat, a Neckcloth, and
a Hat this property of this Informant this said
Informants wife Sarah Dytch seeing a Man
lurking about the said Court at half an hour past
three o'Clock in the Morning of the 5th. of this Instant in the
same morning being the morning that the above
robbery was committed

Taken and Sworn before
me the day and Year first
above written.
Thos. Brooksbank}

William Dych< no role >