Londonss

The Informations of William Bradstock of
Dice Key Thames Street London Wharfing or
and Thomas Jarsis Servant to and lively with
William Evans< no role > of Bamaby Street Southwark
Carman Taken this 18th October 1781

William Bradstock< no role > saith that on Saturday the sixth instant about
four o'Clock in the Evening or Truss was brought to Dice Key directed
for & Colson Kule that soon afterwards he Perceived that the Truss
had been broke upon and upon Examming the Contents with the
Bill of Parcels therein it appeared that three Pieces had been taken
thereout That the Truss contained several Pieces of Stuff of the same
quality with the Piece now Produced

Thomas Jarvis< no role > saith that being on Dice Key on Saturday the sixth
Instant he saw the Prisoner Thomas Irves< no role > with one or two other
Persons standing together there close to the Truss above mentioned by
said other Informant, that the Truss was [..] then brooke open and that
one of the Persons standing with the Prisoner gave him a Piece
out of the Truss which the Prisoner received and immediately went off
but where to Informant did not observe, but is Positive that the Prisoner
is the Person whom he saw receiving a green Parcel taken out of said Truss

Sworn the Day and Year
first above Written Before me}

Wm Plomer< no role >

William Bradstock< no role >
Thomas Jarvis< no role >