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TheSeveralInformation of Sarah
Gibson of Fleur de luce Court, Fleet Street , London
Widow ,and Elias Hill< no role > [..] Who being on Oath
saith, that on Wednesday Night about ten O'Clock
the Prisoner now, under Examination, Sarah the
Wife of Henry Oldridge< no role > , came into the Shop of
her this Informant, and asked For a Pennyworth
of OnionsSays, that there were hanging upon
the Bannisters of the Stairs, a table Cloth, and a
Towel, which Bannisters were Facing the glass
Door of the Shop , and Informant had a perfect
View of the above thing through the glass door
Says, she saw the Prisoner take the table cloth
and Tewel off the Bannisters, and put the same
into her PocketSays, the same are the Property
of her this Informant and of the Value of two
Shillings and upwards.

Taken and Sworn at Guildhall
London the 14th Day of November
1783 before me}
John Hopkins< no role >

the Mark of
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Sarah Gibson< no role > .