Westminster
to wit}

Tho Information of Thomas Johnson< no role > of
Queen Street Soho , Labourer and John Taylor< no role >
of Tothill Street Westminster , Constable
taken upon Oath before me this 21st. day of March 1785

Thomas Johnson< no role > Saith that the Prisoner Stephen Langdon< no role >
came to Lodge with him on Monday the 14th. day of March last
ontheSunday following the Acrose early and went out
this deponent having occasion to open him box Immediately
Missed ten Guineas and half in Gold, wrapped in a Piece
of Linen this deponent Suspected the Prisoner Stephen
Langdon< no role > to have Stolen the said Money, Immediately
went in Pursint of him, and Caused him to be apprehended
at his formes Lodging on Monday the 21st. day of March Instant

John Taylor< no role > a Constables Saith, being Sent for to Apprehend
un Man on Suspicion of felony on Monday the 21st. Instant
who on Searching him found two Guineas in one of the Prisoners
Shoes and Ninee Guineas in the other now Produced one of
which Thomas Johnson< no role > the Prosecutor Swears to be his
Property.

Sworn before me this
21st. day of March 1785}

John Hale< no role >

Thos. Johnson< no role >
John Taylor< no role >