Middlesex
to wit

The Informantion of John Payne< no role > John Corby< no role > John Disney< no role >
and John Piddington< no role > taken before us this 7th. day
of June 1784

Who being upon Oath say and first the said John Corby< no role > and John Payne< no role >
for themselves say that they are Servants to the Right Honble. Lord Southampton< no role >
that on Saturday Night or Sunday Morning last two Coats now produced a
Quality of Silver Lace now produced and some other Apparel were Stolen
out of his Lordships Stable s in Farm Street Mews, and the said John Piddington< no role >
for himself says that he is a Watchman in that Neighbour hood that on
Sunday Morning last a little past one o'Clock he saw two Persons now
present who call themselves William Watkins< no role > and Robert Nunn< no role > loitering
in the said Mews near his Lordships Stables, that afterwards when the
said felony was discovered this Informant suspecting the said Robert
Nun and William Watkins< no role > went with the said John Disney< no role > in Search
of them, And the said John Disney< no role > and John Piddington< no role > further say
that between 5 & 6 o'Clock the same Morning they found the said [..] William Watkins< no role >
and Robert Nunn< no role > in Oxford Buildings the said William Watkins< no role >
then having in his hands one of the said Coats now produced and
the said Robert Nunn< no role > having in his hands the other Coat now produced
and upon Searching the said robert Nunn< no role > afterwards in the Watch-house
the said Silver Lace now produced was found in his Pocket all which
the said John Corby< no role > and John Payne< no role > swear to be the Coats & Silver Lace
which were stolen out of his Lordships Stables is aforesaid

Sworn before me
Jne 7th. 1784

G Genning
Wm Breton

John Payn< no role >
John Corby< no role >
John Dizney< no role >
John Paddington< no role >