London ss:

The examinacon of John Webb< no role > taken before me Sir Thomas Stampe< no role >
Knight one of there Majesties Justices of the Peace for this Citty the
8th day of February 1692

1692/93
Feb 8th

Who saith that he is by Trade a hapemaker but hath no certaine place of dwelling
but hath for about 14 daies last past lodged at the Ipswitch Armes in Cullam
Streete London, And confeseth that three Pettiecoate and one breasth of
Farr indine taken out of a Gowne are at one Jewres his house
at the red Lettice in hedge Same over against the signe of the Crosse Keyes
which this examinant saith he sold to the Wife of the said Jewres for 24th
or 28th: and that the said goods are the goods of Mary Oneale< no role > Wife of
Roger Oneale< no role > dwelling in Peper Streete in the Parke in Southwarke in the
Parish of St. Mary Ober which goods this Examinent confesseth he tooke out of a
roome of the house of the said Oneale [..] he takeing the Doore from of the
hinges and so entring into the said house And this examinant further
saith that he sold to one or Bradler in [..] at a Corner house
in going into Newstreete A Skinjed Pettiecoate a laced Tippet and a hood for 12s or
thereaboute Allso a Sattine Gowne and Farradine Pettiecoate he Sold
to oneGill a Broker in Feildlane for 28s:And further
saith he sold a paire of staies of Flowred Sattine to a Man who cried
old Clothes about the Streets All which aforesaid goods this Examinant
confesseth were the Goods of the said Mary Oneale< no role > [..] which he
tooke out of her house by entring the said house as aforesaid

Tho: Stampe< no role >

the marke of [mark] John Webb< no role >