Braurley Lamb and Stokes sitting together in the Tap Room in Company with another
person now present who calls himself George Naden< no role > That he
with said Officers secured them and on searching the Person of
the said Brans by he [..] found apair of wash Leather Gloves apair
of black silk Mitts, a silk Hussiff, apair of Stone Buckles, apair
of Ear Rings, two braids of Hair and a Quantity of Cocsa now
producedAnd the said John Townsend< no role > for himself saith that yesterday
morning he found in a little Room adjoining the Tap Room in the
said Footman in waiting Alchouse, the Bundle now produced, containing
a blue Silk Gown and Coat, a black silk Petticoat, a printed Cotton Gown
three white Petticoats, a stuff Petticoat, a nankeen Petticoat,
a Cotton Jacket and Petticoat, four pieces of flannel, a flannel
Petticoat, two Shifts a Call [..] is Night Gown, one Shawl a peice
of Dimothy, a Quantity of Lace two pair of Shoes, and one
pair of white GlovesAnd the said John Shallard< no role > for himself saith
that he searched the person of the said Nadan and found on him
the Drawing, the Silver Pen, the small glass Tumbler and the
Piece of pinked Silk now producedAnd the said Thomas
Carpmeal< no role > for himself saith that he found the Sci [..] ars and sheath
now produced on the person of the said StokesAnd the said
Prudence Orton< no role > for herself further saith that all the Articles found
by the said Moses Murrant< no role > , John Townsend< no role > , John Shallard< no role > ,
and Thomas Carpmeal< no role > as aforesaid, are her property and are
the Articles so packed by her on Thursday and Friday last
into two boxes and delivered by her at the green Man and
Still in Oxford Street in order to go by the Stourbridge Waggon

As aforesaid
Sworn before me this
27th. day of August 1787 }

Sampr Wright< no role >

[..] dence Orton

his
George [mark] Turtle< no role >
Mark

Moses Murrant< no role >
John Shallord< no role >

Thos. Carpmeal< no role >

John Townsend< no role >