William Tomkins< no role > observed that if this
Informant would give him the change
he would send her three Guineas as
Soon as he got home which he said
was at the Kings Arms in Oxford
Street St. George Hanover Square
And that he was the landlord of
that house this Informant then
Suspecting the honesty of this intentions
declined giving him the Charge paying
she had not got so much Silver but
that she would send it along with the
goods in half an hour, upon which
the said William Tomkins< no role > took up
a basket containing [..] two pair of
Glass Decanters one pair of Glass
Cruats one Pair of Glass Salts and
Several other things and went away
with the same, and desired this Informant
to send the little Girl who was in the
Shop with the Small basket enstead
of the other servant that the little girl
followed him to the entrance of the
house before mentioned when the
said William Tomkins< no role > took the
Small basket from her and desired
her to go home and on her return
it Strongthned this Informants suspicion