Surrey to wit

The Information of Joseph Bonesford< no role > of Farm Street
Bakley Square in the County of Middlesex and John
Nicholson who being duly sworn First The said Joseph
Bonesford for himself upon his Oath saith That
in the Night of Monday the Twenty Third Day of
July last In lodged in a certain Inn called or known
by the Name or Sign of the Boult and Ton in Fleet
Street And that in the Morning when he got up he
discovered that his Breeches which he had put under
his Pillers when he went to Bed feloniously had
been taken and stolen together with some Monies in
the Pocket And his Silver Watch produced with Chain
and Keys John Nicholson< no role > for himself upon his Oath
saith That the Silver Watch by him Produced and
claimed by Mr. Benesford he look upon the Prisoner
John Moore< no role > the Morning on which he was apprehended for another
Felony in the Parish of Saint Saviour Southwark

Taken upon Oath this first
Day of August 1787 before Us.}
Wm Winter< no role >
Wm Mason< no role >

Joseph Bervesford< no role > £20
old Bailey

Jno Nicholson< no role > W