The examination of Robert Markeham< no role > Aged Seaventeene yeares
Who Saith that Dennis Reynolds< no role > Aged Nineteene yeares, and Edward
Reynolds< no role > aged Sixteene yeares & there abouts Advised Ann to go to the
Cheesemongers at the end of Moore lane , and take the Key and of the Pinn
or Bolt which gods through the Barr of the Window Shutter which he did
accordingly And then Edward Reynolds< no role > opened the Window Shutter and helpt
him this Examinant into the Shopp and bid him take the Desker which lay
upon the Shelfe at the further end of the Counter Which Deske & tooke
and delivered to Edward Reynold< no role > out of the Window which was opened as
aforesaid And then this Examinant gott out of the Window with the helpe of the
said Edward Reynolds< no role > Who helps to put the Deske or the heal of this Examinant
which the caried as farr as the Woodyard in Moorelane and there Deins Reynolds
tooke the Deske from him and put it upon his own head and as the was carieing
it Upstaires into the Garret in his Father Have the fell downe with the Deske
which the Beleives then broke, And saith that Dennis Reynolds tooke the Many
and of the Deske and gave him this Examinant eight shillinges or thereabouts
And the next Morning the Many and the Baggs were hid under a Chinney in
an Old house in Moore lane, and that afterwards the this Examinant tooke out of
One of the Baggs two halfe Crownes more, and further saith that Edward
Reynolds< no role > said the Barr of the Window in Forestreet over against the towse they
had robbed, And be this Examinant caried & laid the aforemenconed Deske
in Moore Lane.

Capt. of Cogn 27 January 1709
coram Tho: Stamper< no role >

Robert Markham< no role >