Middlesex to Wit

The Information of Ralph Lowe< no role > , Servant to John
Green< no role > Esquire of Halsden Green , in the Parish of
Wilsden , in the County of Middlesex , James Lawson< no role >
of Kilburn , Labourer , and Isaac Stairs< no role > , of Kilburn
Wells , Labourer . Taken before me this 14th. day
of October 1786

Who being upon Oath say, and first the said Ralph Lowe< no role >
saith that on Wednesday Night [..] the 11th of October Instant, or [..]
before 5 O'Clock the next Morning, the New House adjoining to
the Dwelling House of John Green< no role > Esquire at Halsden as above, Burglariously broke was open
& robb'd of a Quantity of Fowls, and that the fourteen Fowls now pro
duced are the property of the said John Green< no role > . And further says
that on said Wednesday Night he [..] chid and fasten'd the Door of said
Hen House, and that on Thursday Morning about five O'Clock, he found
said Door open, and that several Fowls had been Stolen, The sd James Lawson< no role >
for himself says that he apprehended the Prisoner Joseph Wheatley< no role >
about Six O'Clock on Thursday Morning the Twelfth of October Instant
in a Field near Kilburn Wills , with a Bag on his Back, containing
the fourteen Fowls now produced The sd Isaac Stains< no role > for himself says that
he assisted the said James Lawson< no role > in apprehend my the Prisoner
Joseph Wheatley< no role > as above

Sworn before me this
14th. day of October 1786}

W Addington

Ralph Lowe< no role >
James Lawson< no role >

his
Isaac [mark] Stains< no role >
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