Westminster to wit

The Examination of John
Fuller< no role > charged with stealing a
Diamond Ring the Property of Wilson
Braddyll< no role > Esquire taken before me
Nicholas Bond< no role > Esquire this 11th. day [..]
January 1787 .

Who says that he is twenty six Year of Age and
was born at Ixworth in Suffolk where his Father
John Fuller< no role > was an East India Captain Says
that he is a Cabinet Maker and served his Appren-
-ticeship to Gregory Fankes< no role > of Thetford in Norfolk
That he has been in London about four Years.
That he work'd when he first cause to London, with
Messr. Hartness and Brown of No. 316 Holborn, with
whom he work'd till March last. That he then
went to work with Juce and Mayhew, in Carnating
Market, with whom he has work'd ever since. That
he work'd with them last Tuesday. That he never
work'd in Mr. Braddyll's House in Bruton Street
to his Knowledge. That about ten or twelve
Months age, whilst he was in the Service of said
Hartness and Brown, the said Mr. Brown gave
this Examinant an old Bureau to repair, in said
Brown's Shop. That whilst he was repairing it, he
discovered the Diamond Ring now Produced in one
of the small Drawers of said Bureau, and which
Ring he hath kept ever since in his Possession.

Taken and acknowledged
before me the day and Year
aforesaid}

N Bond.

John Fuller< no role >

Witness
W Buddell