Middlesex
to wit }

28th. April 1788

The King
Harriet Dunkley< no role > }
Information

John Wall< no role > Foreman to John Dutch< no role > This name instance is in set 2991. of Brick lane in the Parish of Christ Church
Middlesex Silk Throwster on his Oath saith the Three bobbins with the Silk
thereon now produced of the Value of Seven Shillings and six pence are his said Masters property
And That there has been lately stolen a Great Quantity of Silk in his said Masters Workshop
says he receiving notice from a Person that the Prisoner who says her name is Harriett
Dunkley< no role > had taken this morning some Bobbins of Silk He searched and found
all the said Bobbins with said Silk in her pocket as she was going out of the said
Shop at Dinner time

Taken and Sworn
The 28th day of April 1788
Before us

John Staples< no role >
Saml Hawkins< no role >

Jno Wall< no role >

Middx
to wit }

Harriett Dunkley< no role > says she was bid to take the said silk Refuses to say who bid her
That she expected to have sold silk for Three Shillings to one Athill in George
Yard Whitechapel And that she carryed three Bobbins of the same sort of Silk
which she took from off the Mill of her Master John Dutch< no role > This name instance is in set 2991. last Friday to the said
Athill who gave Her three Shillings for the said Three bobbins

This 28th day of April 1788
Before us

John Staples< no role >
Saml. Hawkins< no role >

her
Harriett [mark] Dunkley
Mark