Middlesex
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The Examination of George Mulling< no role > and
John parker< no role > who Hand Charged with Steal in twenty
Seven Jacks of Coalstaken before us John Staples< no role >
and Samuel Hawkins< no role > Esqrs two of His Majestys Justices
of the peace in and for the said County

George Mullins< no role > says he is a Carter and drivers for John Townsend< no role >
and William Rondeau< no role > of St. John of Wapping Lighter men Coal
Merchants and Wharfingersand was Employed to Drive
some Coals in a Cart to Mr Pyer of to a Sugar baker in
Asborne Street Whitechapel on Friday last in the Afternoon and was the Second in
Turn That the Ticket produced No. 5 marked 18 Sacks in
a Ticket he had and delivered in at the Counting house and
That he did not deliver the Ticket No 6 marked 27 Sacks
with the said Ticket No 5

his
George [mark] Mullins< no role >
Mark

John Parker< no role > says he is a Coal Carman and works for Messr
Townsend and Rendean Wapping. That he was employed by them
to [..] drive a Waggon on Friday last to Messr Pycroft in
Osborne Street that his Waggon had [..] 27 Sacke of Coals
with the Ticket No 6That he delivered said Ticket into
the Counting house and do the said 27 Sacks of Coal between the hours of [..] five and 6 afternoon in their Yard and camed them thought their Sugar house in a Large shoes did not see the Clerk at that Time but did
When he wentthewith the first Load That there was as
man in the Yard at the Time who he doth not know but was the
same person who shut the gates after him and that he did not
see any person elseSays that he took all the said twenty seven
Sacks out of the said Waggon backed them thorough the said Sugar
house and Shot them into the hole aforesaidand did not see any
person in the said house the whole timeThat he told the Sacks
afterwards and called out their number One by one That he
thinks the person present who says his Name is Henry Illies< no role > was in
the said Year going towards the Lower Gateway at the Time he
drove said Waggon into the said Yard having the Ticket No. 6 March 27
Sacks

his
John [mark] Parker< no role >
Mark

Says he did not give the said Ticket No. 6
To his Tellow Servant George Mullins< no role > who was ready to come
away with his load just after he had placed his Waggan to load

Taken before us the 6th day of
February 1787

John Staples< no role >

Saml Hawkins< no role >