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The Information and Voluntary Confession of William
Wall< no role > Carter to William Rowel< no role > of St. Mary Stratford
Bow in the said County Coal Merchant who says about
Seventeen days ago his said Master came into his Stable as this
Examinant was looking after the Horses he had the came of
and Ordered him to be early next Morning at the Wharf and
take same Coals out of a Lighter near said Wharf and carry
them into the Warehouse and shoot them on aparel of
Cowls in said Whare house of his said MastersThat he
went to the Whart the next Morning and with the assistance
of [..] a Stranger and One Harvey his Fellow Servant
took Twelve Sacks of Coals out of One of the Two Parcells which
were in said Lighter did shot the same in the said Warehouse
Further Says [..] ,The remainder
of the said Coals on the same day and the day following he carryed to Caps Money
of Waltham Stow Essex Says last Monday was a
Week his said Master William Rowel< no role > Ordered him
this Examinant to be early in the Morning at his said
Wharf and take some Coals out of the remaining parcel
of Coals which was in said Lighter and put the same
into his Whare house as aforesaid. Says the Morning
he together with the said Harvey and [..]
[..] Abraham George< no role > his Fellow Servant took Eleven Sacks of Coals out of the
said Parcel of Coals remaining in the said Lighter and
shot them in his said Masters Whare house a top of
of Some Coals of his said Masters says the remaining part
on the same day to Mrs. Williams of Walthamstow Essex
Says his said Master William Rowel< no role > got [..] up both
of the said Mornings and Cheecked the Keys of his said
Warehouse out of his [..] Chamber [..] Window to this
Examinant.

his
William [mark] Wall< no role >
Mark

Taken and Sworn
this 29th. day of Oct. 1785
Before John Staples< no role >
Wm. Quarrill< no role >

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