Middlesex
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The Information of Thomas Graham< no role > , and
Ann Newton< no role > Taken upon Oath before me Nathaniel
Conant< no role > Esqr . one of His Majesty's Justices of the
peace in and for the said County this 20th. day of
April 1785

First the said Thomas Graham< no role > upon Oath saith that he
hath great reason to believe two Men who call themselves
by the Names of John Fennell< no role > , and William Seddon< no role >
did feloniously steal and Carry away from out of a
Cart belonging to John Lucas< no role > a Sack containing a
Quanity of Copper Half pence Value Ten Shillings his
Property And further upon his Oath saith that he
saw the above named John Seddon< no role > , and John Fennell< no role > ,
watching him as he put the said Sack into the said Cart
on Saffron Hill in the saidCurtCounty and afterwards [..] following the Cart
near to Hatton Wall when a Boy told him two Men
had taken something from his Cart

Taken & Sworn before me
this 20th day of April 1785 }
N Conant.

And the said Ann Newton< no role > on Oath saith that she was
near the End of Hatton Wall in the Parish of St. Andrew
Holborn in the said County between Twelve and One
O'Clock on the 20th. of April Instant and saw John
Fennell< no role > , and William Seddon< no role > following a Cart driven
by Thomas Graham< no role > which was passing near the said