Middlesex to wit

The Information of Edmund Franklyn< no role > of Acton wheel
wright and James Cummings< no role > of the same place Smith
taken before me this 22nd. day of April 1785 .

Who on their Oath say and first the said Edmund Franklyn< no role >
says that last night about half part 7 o'Clock, as he was passing
along Eating Comme [..] and hearing the Cry of "Highwaymen", he
met two persons now present who cull themselves John Henry< no role >
and Samuel Geldham< no role > running together towards Eating; and saw
a third Man at some distance running also, whom he believes
to be John Tuesday< no role > now present and further says that he saw
said three Persons together about 5 or 6 o'Clock last Evening at
Acton going towards Ealing . And the said James Cunnings< no role >
says that he was in company with said Edmund Franklyn< no role > on
Ealing Common and is very sure that said Honey & Geldham
are the two person whom they met on the cry of "Highway men"
being given, and believes said Jvemay to be the third Man
at a little distanceThat whilst said Henry and Geldham
were running, said Geldham put his right ham in his pocket
and said "If any stoped him, her is Death for him"

Sworn before me this
22nd.. day of April 1785 }

Sampr Wright< no role >

Edmund Franklyn< no role >
Jas Cummings< no role >