articles together with a Crown piece feloniously
Stolen therein And further saith that
to the best of her knowledge and she verily
believes that no other person was
up Stairs from the time her Husband
went out till the time the manwith
the linenwent up with the linen and
found the Door broke open as aforesaid
except the said George Richards< no role >

And this Informant Martha
Elliott for herself saith that she is
Servant to the other Informant Peter
Bayond that about ten days ago the
person now present who calls himself
George Richards< no role > asked this Informant
asked this [..] where her Bed room
was, she told him it was the back
room on the first floor, he then asked
her where her mistress Stopt when
she told him it was the front room
on the second floor and further saith
that on the Evening of Saturday last
betwixt the hours of six & seven she
saw the said George Richards< no role > at the Door
of her Master's house [..] when he
immediately crossed the Street

And the said Peter Bayond< no role > from