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The Information of David Fergusson< no role > and Deposition in
of Thomas Burnham< no role > Against Joseph York< no role > Thomasin
Akis< no role > and Nathaniel Roberts< no role > touching a Felony taken
before me Samuel Hawkins< no role > Esquire one of His
Majesty's Justices of the peace in and for the
said County the 17th. day of September 1786
as follows vizt.

David Ferguson< no role > of New Inn Yard in the parish of
Saint Leonard Shoreditch in the said County Dyer
on his Oath saith That his Dy house in the said Yard
was in the Night of Sunday or early on Monday Morning
last Broke into and a Quantity of Black Wool and
Worsted a Quantity of Silk Bindings for thoes two
Silk Gowns a few Silk Ferrets and other things Stolen
therein and taken and Carried away and that the
Goods now produced by Thomas Burnham< no role > are
his property and part of the Goods so Stolen

David Ferguson< no role >

Thomas Burham< no role > of No 3 Osborn Street White Chapel
Worsted Maker on his Oath saith that last Night
between the Hours of five and Six a person came
to this Deponents house in Osborn Street aforesaid
and Informed this Deponent that a Man at the
Black Bull in Petticoat Lane had got a
Quantity of Goods to Sell which would in might
Suit this Deponent upon which this Deponent
Says that he went to the Black Bull in Petticoat
Lane aforesaid and there Saw the Person now
Present who says his Name is Thomas Akis< no role >
That the said Thomas Akis< no role > Shewed this
Deponent a Sample of WorstedThis Deponent
told Akisand told him he had got near two hundred
Weight of the same and other Said of Goods which a person had brought to him to sell This Deponent
Saith that he told the said Thomas Akis< no role > if he could see
it by day light heAnddared Say he should not
disagree with them Accordingly it was agreed in
he Should meet them this Morning between Eight
and Nine o'ClockThis Deponent further saith