The Examinacon of William Edwards< no role > taken before
in [..] Leonard Hancocke< no role > one of their Maties
Justices of the Peace for this County the twelve
[..] 1691 Annoqs RRs &
Ricd William at Marie Ango etc Tertio.

This Examinant saith and Confesseth that on the [..] ninth Instant one Thomas
Farrin< no role > took the [..] Jeffrys did [..] scoff &
Jeer at him [..] severe Do [..] for not having
Money to spend with the [..] told him that he was [..]
Fool not to have money in his pockett since his Mar
had so much [..] Studs and told him that if it were
Their case they would get up early in a Morning and take
some out of this [..] and the said Thomas
[..] arrin did advise the said William Edwards< no role > this Examint.
to trade the Chamber-Dore on a Jarr and get up early
thenext morning [..] and then he might
have [..] oppertunity to take Money out of his Mars
Study and this Examnt further Saith that he did
rise betw [..] five and Six of the Clock on the next
Morning vizt: the Tenth day of this Instant May
and came to the Dore Which was on a Jarr & did
open the same and take out a bag of Money of out
of the Desk of his said mar: Thomas Milton< no role > Esgr :
his Chamber being [..] in Essex Court in the Midl
Temple [..]

[..]
[..] Farrin with
the s [..] was don [..]
[..] either on the [..]
At the Next day or elce he Would discover what
This Examinant had done & [..]

capt die et Anno
sup dict cora me
[..] Leo: Hancock< no role >