Middlesex to Wit

The Information of Ann Thomas< no role >
Wife of James Thomas< no role > at the Rose and
Crown at Hammersmith Labourer and
Horatio Finch< no role > of Hammersmith aforesaid
Weaver taken before me this 19th. day
of May 1786

Who being upon say and first the said Ann Thomas< no role > saith
that she this day wash'd two Colourd Aprons and a Cotton Gown
and hung them out to dry in the back yard belonging to the Rose
and Crown at Hammersmith and the said Horatio Finch< no role >
saith that hearing the Cay of Stop Thief he saw two persons
now present who call themselves Thomas Levingston< no role > and Mary
Winton< no role > running, that he pursued them and took themthat
he found the two Aprons now produced concealed in said
Thomas Levingston< no role > Breeches and the Gown now produced
in the Apron of said Mary Winton< no role > and the said Ann Thomas< no role >
further saith that the two Aprons and Cotton Gown now
produced are her property and were Stolen in the back
yard belonging to the Rose and Crown at Hammersmith
aforesaid

Sworn before me this
19th. day of May 1786
Sampr Wright< no role >

Ann Thomas< no role >
his
Horatio [mark] Finch
Mark