Middlesex to Wit.

The Information of Edward Gray< no role > Esqrs . and Thomas
Hammond< no role > taken before me this 22nd.. day of April
1785 .

Who on this Oath say and first the said Edward Gray< no role > says that last
night about ½ past 7 oClock as this Informant was coming in his Chariot
from Hillingdon to London in company with said Thomas Hammond< no role > ,
he was stopped by 3 Footpads near the 6 Mile stone on Ealing
Common , who robbed this Informant of a Silver Watch now produced,
two Seals now produced and four ShillingsThat two persons now
present who call themselves John Ivemay< no role > and John Honey< no role > , he is
very sure are two of said Footpads, and does verity believe that
another Person now present who calls himself Samuel Gildham< no role > is
the Third Footpad And further says that said Ivemay took Informants
Watch and said Honey took his Money; and that the third Man
Stood at the Horses. And the said Thomas Hammond< no role > says that
he was robbed at the same time of either 5 or 6 Shillings by said
Ivemay-and does verily believes said Honey and Goldham to
be the other two Footpads.

Sworn before me this
22nd. of April 1785}

Sampr Wright< no role >

Edward Gray< no role >
Thos. Hammond< no role >