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The Information of Richard Portlock< no role > one of the
Constables of the parish of St. Paul Covent Garden
& John Bonner< no role > of the parish of St. Gyles's in the feilds in the
Said County taken before me Ralph Marshall< no role > Esqr . One of his
Majesties Justices of the peace for the said County this 6th. day
of June Anno Din 1695.

Who upon their Oathe sayth That haveing an Information agt.
Daniell Juxton< no role > and Jane< no role > his wife Lodgers in Marke Fenton< no role > s.
house in Lambs Conduct passage, they went this Morning
Early to See if they could find them at worke and entring
the house after one Anne White< no role > who imediately went Up
Staires into the said Juxtone Lodgin, they found the said
Juxton and his wife ariseing out of Bedd. [..] apaire of
Seales Standing upon a theft in their Roome and Severall Rubbing
in which Roome this alsoe found a peice of Muslin Supported to before the Marke being out
Clothies or Leathers lying by the said Chest upon which Rubbing
Leathers were Severall Sparkles or gildings of Silver Sticking
to them whereupon going downe Staires, the first Steps
descending Seeming to be Loose, & Searching the Same they
found a County in which (Stopt in a Crusible or melting
pott) they found the severall parcells of Clippings and
fileings, and alsoe a parcell of false & Counter feit money
And alsoe a paire of greate Sheares, and Eight paire of
Small Sheares or Lizars, and two Rubbing Leathers, and alsoe
two pewter potts And these Informants further depose that
they verily beleive that the said Clippings and other things [..] next above mentioned
were lid in the said place by the said Daniell Juxton< no role > or Jane< no role >
his wife or by their direction, and that they doe verily beleive
the said Juxton and his wife to have Clift the Same from of
the Currant Coyne of this Realme

Jurat Coram me
Ra: Marshall< no role >

Rich: Portlocke< no role >
Jno : Bonner< no role >