Westminster to wit

The Information of Susannah Higgins< no role > a Lodger
in the Back Garrett at No. 2 in Riding house Lane
Portland Chaple taken before me this 9th day of
December 1786 .

Who being on Oath says that she was Laundry maid to Mr. Nesbitt
of Norwood in Surry upwards of two Years and half and was discharged
from her Service the beginning of October or August last. That she has been intimate
with John Warren< no role > Coachman to said Mrs. Nesbitt about half a Year.
That the last time she saw him (before he was in Custody) was Yesterday
was sevenight. That on a Monday about four or five Weeks ago,
she this Informant went to Mr. Wrights a Pawnbroker in Vine
Street Hatton Garden to fetch some Cloaths to wash; that when this
Informant returned to her Lodging at No 2 aforesaid, she found in
her Room the two Bundles of Livery Cloaths in the Jack now produced
and her Bose containing her Books and Cloaths, which she had left
at Mrs. Nesbitts on leaving her Service; and which Livery Cloaths,
Jack and Box, she is very sure were brought to her said Lodging
by said John Warren< no role > whilst she was gone to Vine Street Hatton
Garden as aforesaid. That in about a Week or a fortnight afterwards
the said John Warren< no role > called on this Informant at No. 2 aforesaid, when
he mentioned his having left the Livery Cloaths, Jack & Box as
aforesaid whilst Informant was absent.

Sworn before me this
9th. day of Decemr: 1786}

N Bond.

Susannah Higgins< no role >