Middlesex to wit

The Information of Ann Hemming< no role >
taken before me this 22nd. day of April 1768

Who being upon Oath says that she knows a person now present
who calls himself James Manning< no role > that on Sunday was three
Weeks he brought a white Sattin Night Gown, two pieces of Linen to
her Room at Stratford which she went to pledge last Saturday at
a Pawnbrokers in Black Fryers and was stopt with them that the
said James Manning brought likewise at the same time a Gold land Hat, several
Shirts, & several Handkerchiefs now produced, that he likewise brought
at the same time a pair of Dresden Ruffles and a Handkerchief
which this Informant pledged at the said Pawnbroker's for sixteen
Shillings, that the said James likewise brought at the same time
a black Petticoat which she this Informant pledged at a Pawnbrokers in
Fleet Street , and a Meeting Grater which she pledged at the same
Pawnbroker's in Fleet Street , that he likewise brought a Mourning
Ring which this Informant pledged at the said Pawnbroker is
in Black Fryers and a Lutestring Gown & 2 Shirts which
she pledged at a Pawnbroker's in White Chapel , and a Silver
Comb which she this Informant sold at a Shop in Cheapside
and a pair of Silver Childrens Buckles which she sold in Charpside

Sworn before me
April 22. 1768}

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Ann [mark] Hemming< no role >
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