Middlesex to wit

The Informations of John Dobinson< no role > of
the Inner Temple Lane London Gentleman [..]
Thomas Tucker< no role > of Chancery Lane
Gentleman Robert Oxford< no role > of Fleet
Marker Pawn Broker and Charles
Paxton of Borough High street Southwark
Pawn Broker taken before me this 24th
day of October 1786

Who being on Oath severally say and first the said
John Dobinson< no role > for himself saith that the Shirt marked sd
now produced and the street also now produced are the property
of the said John Dobinson< no role > and were with devors other Articles
stolen out of his Chambers in the Inner Temple Lane on
the twenty ninth day of September last And the said Thomas
Tucker for himself saith that the Shirt now produced and
Marked Tis the property of him the said Thomas Tucker< no role > and
was feloniously taken from him And and the said Robert Oxford< no role > for
himself saith that the shirt marked I and now produced was
pawned with him on the twenty eighth of September last for
four shillings and six pence And the said Charles Paxton< no role > for
himself saith that the shirt now produced and marked [..]
was pawned or the twenty ninth day of September last at the
Shop of Mr. Davidson in the Borough for six Shillings and that
the street also now produced was pawned the same day by two
Women the one short and the other Tall and that he verily believes the
who call themselves two persons, Mary Carroll< no role > and Ruth Dean< no role > alia Bellamy now
present are the two Women who pawned the same

Sworn before me the day
and Year aforesaid}

W Addington

John Dobinson< no role >
Thomas Tucker< no role >

Rob. Oxford< no role >
Chas. Paxton< no role >