Middlesex
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The Informations of Ann Job< no role > and Mary
Dunnavan< no role > taken the 18th. Day of December
1788 .

Who upon their Several Oatts Say & frist the Sd.
Ann Job< no role > for herself Saith that on Saturday the 22d. Day of
November last betwixt two and three o Clock in the Morning
she got upthe Prisoner Mary Foster< no role > got up out of Bed
& took out of the Pocket of the Sd. Ann Job< no role > four Shillings
and Sixpence in Silver and Some bad Half pence and out
of the Room of the said Ann Job< no role > two Shirt two Neck
Handkerchief three pair of Stocking a blue Cloath Cloak
and diverse other Articles of wearing Apparell

Mary Dunnaman< no role > for herself Saith that She lodges
with Ann Job< no role > that on Saturday the 22d. Day of November
last in the Morning betwixt two & three o'ClockSix the Morning
the Prisoner who lodged there got up & went down Stairs
and by unlocking the Door it awakened her when She
observed the Shirts and other Things hanging upon a Line
in the Room were taken a was upon wch. She immediately
awakened Ann Job< no role > & told her She was robbed & afterwards
went to the Window when She Saw the Prisoner in the Street
putting on her Shoes upon which She cryed Stop Thief
but before any Assistance came She got away & did not
see or hear anything of her till Sunday Even. the Fourteenth
Day of December Instant when she was taken in to Custody
by the Patroles

The Mark of
Ann [mark] Job< no role >

The Mark of
Mary [mark] Dunnavan< no role >

D Walker

Taken the Day &
Year above mentioned
before me