Middlesex to wit

The Informations of Mary Mullins< no role >
Wife of John Mullins< no role > of No. 23
Clements Lane Milk Ma and
John Walls< no role > Servant to Mr. Samuel
Reed< no role > of Fetter Lane Pawnbroker
taken before me this 31st. day of
January 1789

Who being upon Oath severally say and first
the said Mary Mullins< no role > for herself says that
the Person now present who calls herself Mary
Johnson< no role > lived Servant with this Informant That
two Gowns a Rem [..] of Cotton as Silver Tea
Spoon and a Flat Iron more feloniously stolen
in her House And this Informant further Says
that the Cotton Gown
and the Flat Iron now produced by the said
John Watts< no role > are her property and were
feloniously stolen in her Horse as aforesaid
And the said John Watts< no role > for himself says that
the Cotton Gown now produced by him he received
in Pawn For six Shillings
from the Said Mary Johnson< no role > on Wednesday
last And that the Flat Iron now produced he
Verily