before him, and told him they thought he was taken,
they then laid down to sleep for a short Time and getting
up carried the Silks as for as Gravel Lane , where
Williams left Morgan & this Informant and took the
Silks with him to the Man has deals with and returning
he brought twenty eight Guineas and an half for
the same.

And this Informant further saith that he went
with the said Williams & Morgan< no role > to Richmond one
Sunday Morning about three Months ago & soon after the last
Robbery (where Williams said he know of some House that
would do where he knew they could get in) and when
they were get there they staid till twelve o'Clock at Night,
they get Ladders out of Several Yards & tried to get
into Several Gentleman's Houses, but returned to
London without getting anything

And this Informant further saith that Williams
told him he knew of a place by Moorfields , that he knew of
some Ladders near in an Alley & also of a Place that would
do, this Deponent & Williams went down the Alley &
get one of these Ladders which they brought up the Alley &
carried in thro' Old Bedlam & turning on the right Hand
by a Row of Houses on each side they went to the
further most Row & get ever into a Church Yard when
Williams said to this Informant stay here while I
"get over & see", he came [..] back in about a
Quarter of an Hour & told this Informant it would do
upon which they went over into the Yard & down the Steps
when Williams breaking a Pane of Glass put his Arm
through and unboulted the Door, when they went in
together to the Kitchen & took three four Spoons and a
great