young Woman belonging to the House were in the ParlourThat one
of the young Men said he was not a judge of the value of it, but
that he would send it to some place in order to know the value of
itThat during the time the Person went with said Watch to
know its value as aforesaid they drank a Pot of Porter in
said Mrs. Harriss HouseThat said Person, who was sent with
said Watch, returned soon afterwards in company with another
Person who offered a Guinea and an half for itThat said
Wright then went out (as he believes) to said Crawley to know if he
would take itThat he soon returned and agreed to take it
That after they came out of said Mrs. Harris's House, said Wright
gave said Crawley half a Guinea and kept the remainder
himself, and that he this Informant had no part thereof
That on Saturday morning last either in the House of or at the
Door of said Minto's House, the said Crawley told him, that he Crawley the
said Wright and Lawson were the Persons that committed the
Robbery and that he Crawley brought up the CoachThat said
Wright and Lawson stood at the Coach Door, whilst he held the
Horses heads

James Dawson< no role >

Sworn before me this
14th. day of September: 1786 }

NBond

Witness Thos. Corpmeal< no role >