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The Information of William Hall< no role > whom
I have Admitted an Evidence in This Majesty's
behalf against Thomas Parsons< no role > , Robert Rose< no role >
and James Flindall< no role > for Felony, taken on Oath
before me Charles Friquet< no role > Esqr. One of His Majesty's
Justices of the Peace in and for the Said County this
14th. day of February 1789 .

Who upon his Oath saith That on Wednesday the 28th. day of
January now last past at about the hour of Seven of the Clock in
the Eveng. in Shoe Lane Holborn he met James Flindall< no role > Robert
Rose< no role > and Thomas Parsons< no role > whom he had known before and with
whom he Stopped about a quarter of an hour talking about
indifferent matters during which time a boy with a bundle
under his Arm passed them And the said Thomas Parsons< no role > took
hold of the bundle (whichbeingwas fast round the boy's Arm) and
dragged him into George Alley . The boy hollowed out and made
a great Noise and the said Thomas Parsons< no role > and Robt. Rose< no role > ran away with the
bundle This Informant the said [..] James Flindall< no role >
then went to the boy and asked him what was the Matter
who said he had been robbed. This Informant and the said
James Flindall< no role > then went away to one Mr. Whites in
an Alley near Turnmill Street Clerkenwell where they then
met with the said Thomas Parsons< no role > and Robert Rose< no role >
This Informant then saw the bundle of which was taken
form the boy) opened and it contained a Shirt a pair
of stocking and some other things and which said things
were taken away by a Young Woman and Pawned for Three
Shillings & Six pence as this Informant was aterwards informed
by the said Flindall Persons & Rose

Taken and Sworn before me the
Day and Year first above Written
Chas. Triquet< no role > }

William
Hall< no role >