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The Information of Thomas Bramwell< no role > of Irish Court St. Mary
Whitechapel Farrier and William Tyler< no role > Servant to the said Thomas
taken this 21st day of June 1787 Who being on Oath say and first the said
Thomas Bramwell< no role > on his oath says he has frequently missed Iron which had been
in his Shop and that between the Hours of Seven on Sunday Morning last and
the Hour of Nine on Monday Morning last his said Shop was robbed of One pair
of Smiths Five Tongs one Hand Hammer one point Hammer and One pair of Iron
pincers and One New Rasp of the Value of Five Shillings his property and that
he verily believes William Jones< no role > is the man who robbed his said Shop as aforesaid

Thomas. Branwell< no role >

William Tyler< no role > on Oath says on Sunday Morning last about the Hour of Seven
he left his said Masters Shop That he left therein One pair of Smiths fire Tongs
one Hand Hammer one Point hammer One pair of Iron Pincers and One New
Rasp his Masters property-That on Monday last bout the hour
of Six he went to the said Shop and immediately Missed the Iron Pincers
and soon after the Printing Hammer and Rasp and Hand Hammer That he carefully
looked at the Door and Window to see if any force had been applyed to them and
is certain there had not

his
William [mark] Tyler< no role >
Mark

Mary Davis< no role > on her Oath says William Jones< no role > came to the house of the said
Thomas Bramwell< no role > about the Hour of Eight on Sunday Morning last and Took
The Keys saying he was going to take some tools to do his Business with
That he came back soon after says she cannot say if he left the said Keys
them or at Three in the afternoon

Taken and Sworn
the 21 of June 1787
Before me
John Staples< no role >

her
Mary [mark] Davis< no role >
Mark

William Jones< no role > says last Sunday Morning about the hour
of Eight he went to the house of his Master Thomas [..] Bramwell< no role >
Took the Keys opened the Shop door and took a Hammer Pincers and a few
Nails to fasten the shoes of Horses where he was going locked the Door and being
the Keys where he had taken them from and as near as he can guess between the
Hours of Two and Three in the afternoon he carryed the Hammer and Princes
back and about Dusk he went again and said all was safe

Taken and Signed
the 23d day of June 1789
Before me
John Staples< no role >

his
William [mark] Jones< no role >
Mark