London to wit

The joint Informations of James Etheridge< no role >
of Saint John's Court Snow Still, London Bookbinder
and Henry Skelding< no role > of Labour in Cain Court,
Labour in Vain Hill, London, Bookbinder Who
being on Oath severally say, and First the said
James Etheridge< no role > for himself saith, that about eleven
O'Clock last Night, he was returning home through
Saint Paul's Church Yard , the Prisoner at the
Bar Mary Sanders< no role > who appeared to be in company with the other
Prisoner Elizabeth Smith< no role > came up to him and
accosted him-Says, that he saw Mary Sanders< no role > put
her hand into his Coat Pocket, and take out a linen
handkerchief, and give it to the other Prisoner
Elizabeth Smith< no role > And the said Henry Skelding< no role >
for himself saith, that he saw a red and white
Handkerchief said by the other Examinant to be thrown from the Prisoner Mary
Sanders to some Woman in Company and afterwards to saw it in the hand of the other Prisoner Elizabeth Smith< no role >

Taken and Sworn at Guildhall
London the 14th Day of August
1781 before me}
Robert Pukham< no role >

Jas. Ethridge< no role >
Henry Skelding< no role >