London

The Information of Samuell Choett< no role > taken on
his Voluntarily Oath before Sr. Richard Brocas< no role >
Knt . and Alderman of the City of London , the Ninth
day of November 1734

Who on his Oath Saith, that on Wednesday last past being
the Sixth day of November Instant, one William Rogerson< no role > a
Bricklayers Laborer Stole from out of the Welch Hall at
the Guild Hall London, a Parcell of Lard, and that he the said
William Rogerson< no role > and this Informant Carried the said Parcell
of Read to White Cross Street London and there sold the Same
to me Mr: Caxon for about five Shillings, and further this
Informant on his oath Saith, that on the next day being
Thursday the Seventh Instant November, he this Informant
in Company and together with the said William Rogerson< no role > Stole
from out of the Welch Hall at the Guild Hall aforesaid, another
Parcell of Lead, and that they Carried the Said Lead And Sold
it to the said Mr: Coxon in White Cross Street aforesaid, both
Parcells at the rate of one Penny a Pound, and that they Shared
the Shony, and that the said Lead so Stole as above said
was the Property of the Citizens of the said City of London
and further this Informant Saith not

Sworn the day and Year first
above Written, before

Richd: Brocas< no role >

Samuel Choet< no role >