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The Informations of John Fuller< no role >
of Brentford end Pawnbroker Robert Merritt< no role >
of same Place Coachman and Thomas Field< no role > one
of the Constable's of Brentford taken before
me this 2nd. day of February 1787 .

Who being upon Oath severally say and first
the said John Fuller< no role > for himself saith that a
the 23rd. day of December last a light coloured boat
and Waistcoat a Brown Coat and Waistcoat two
Pair of Cordnroy Breeches a Red Waistcoat
two Cotton Gowns and a Quaker colour Callinianes
Gown were stolen in his Shop at Brentford And
the said Robert Marriott< no role > for himself saith
that about a fortnight or three Weeks ago he
was at the Lodging of Charles Frime< no role > now
present That Richard Cheer< no role > now present and one Bowman
wore in the Room with him at which at time a
Light coloured suit of Mens Cloaths and also
a Brown or Morone Suit of Cloaths with buttons
of the same colour and also two Gowns one of
a light quaker colour [..] and the other a Crown flour'd
Cotton Gown trim'd with green Edging were
lying on the bed That said Cheer and Bowman
ask'd said Frime for Money upon the said Cloaths
That said Frime gave them half a Guinea or
a Guinea but which Informant cannot tell
That this Informant then went away leasing them
together in said Room That about five Days
after the said Frime ask'd this Informant to
buy said Cloaths and that he should have
them for half the value to which this Informant
replied he would have nothing to do with then
And the said Thomas Field< no role > for himself saith
that on Tuesday the 30th. day & January last as
he was