London to wit

The joint, and several Information of Jonathan
Kershaw of Saffron Hill in the County of Middlesex
Victualler , and William Catchpole< no role > of Smithfield ,
London , Pericke Maker Who being on Oath severally
say And First the said Jonathan Kershaw< no role > for himself
saith, that on Tuesday Morning last, between the hours
of Six and Seven OClock, the Prisoner Mary the Wife
of William Wills< no role > came to Informant's House, and
pretending to be Sister to Mrs Bell, a Customer of
Informant, he delivered her a quart of Purl in a
quart Pewter PetInformant is certain one of the
quart Pots now produced is this Property and of the
Value of one Shilling and two pence, and he verily
believes it is the same he delivered to the Prisoner
Wills in manner aforesaidSays, he believes the other
Prisoner John Rappild Feloniously did receive the
said Pewter Quart Pot, having the same to have
been stolen And the said William Catchpole< no role > for
himself saith, that he Found the quart Pot claimed
by the other Informant Kershaw, in the House of
the other Prisoner John Rappett< no role > in Fleet Lane
together with the various other Articles and
Produced

Taken and sworn at Guildhall
London 22d February 1783 before me}
William Gill< no role >

Jona Keyhaw< no role >
Wm. Catchpole< no role >