Middx. Ss.

The Examinacon of Richard Harris< no role > taken before me one
of their Maties. Justices of peace in the sd County, the
first day of Aprill Anno Dui 1692 .

Who saith that (being a Travailing Shoemaker a Cobles) about
3 weeks since he went to Tunbridge , where he was entertained by Continued
wth. end John Driver< no role > Shoemaker , [..] working at his trade
till last night; & further saith, that about 3. of the Clock
this Morning, he did take a four baskett Lack. of a large [..]
of the sd. Drivers, wth. a sett of Shooemakers-Tools, four
pair of New shooes, three pair of them women's, & the other
a Boy's; three old Sheets, & a Shirt: Moreover, he this
Examinant Sayth, that he did in like manner take
a little Grisel dozens Mare, wth. an old Saddle of an halter
out of the Horel in a yard of one Richard Roots< no role > Carrier
his Sd. Master driver's next or Near Neighbor; & wth. the
sd Goods & Mare Gott to St. Mary Islington in the sd County
this Morning & was apprehended at one Taylors at
the Coach & horses there, whilst he was Calling for a
pott of drink & inquiring after a Broker, & More,
this Examt. Saith Not.

Capt. Coram me die
of Anno Supradictis.
Tho: Hariot< no role >

The marke of
Richard [mark] Harris< no role > .

The Joynt informacon of Richd
Roots< no role > of Robert Mills< no role > taken upon oath before
me [..] . 1 Aprilis 1692 .

Middx Ss.

The Informt Richd Roots< no role > Sayth that the Mare
above menconed is his proper Goods wth. the sadle
& halter, & that they were taken out of an Out-
house in his yard at Tunbridge this last night, but
what time he knows not nor More saith not.
The Informt. Robert Mills< no role > sayth that this morning
about eight of the Clock Richard Harris< no role > abovesd.
came to one Taylor's at St. Mary Islington at the
sign of the Coachg. horses & there was apprehended
& taken wth. the Mare & Goods abovesaid, more
Saith not.

Capt et Jurat Coramme
die at Anno Supradict.

Tho: Hariot< no role > .

Richard: Roots< no role >
Robert Milles< no role >