London to wit

The joint and several Informations of Thomas Fox< no role >
of Shoe Lane No.32. London, Porter and
Watchman Charles Kingham< no role > of Fleet Market
Fruit Salesman and William Taylor< no role > of Fleet
Market, PorterWho being on Oath severally
sayand First the said Thomas Fox< no role > for himself
saith, that this Morning between one and two
o'Clock, he apprehended Jane Davis< no role > the Prisoner
now under Examination in Fleet Market ,
with the Casket and Apples now produced which
she was carrying on her backSays, that the
Prisoner on being interrogated by him as to
property, claimed the basket and Fruit as her
own

And this Informant Charles
Kingham for himself saith, that the basket
now produced is the same he had borrowed of
one summer ville, a Publican in Fleet Market
and he has no doubt of the Fruit being his
own Property

And the said William Taylor< no role >
for himself saith, that he packed up the Fruit
in the Basket, fit for Sale, on Saturday Night,
and left the same in Fleet Market to the
care of Thomas Fox< no role > the Watchman

Taken and Sworn at Guildhall
London the 20th November
1780 before me}
John Sawbridge< no role >

Thomas Fo< no role > .
Chas. Kingham< no role >
William Tayler< no role >