The Examination of Mary Moore< no role >
taken this 24th: of May 1695

This Examinant Saith that She this Examt: went
to the House of Jonathan Olley< no role > in Newmarket
the 15th: of March last in Company with One Mr
Howard Sweing in New Market and Anne Harding< no role >
and Carried there aboute Three hours, and afterwards
went to the house of Mrs Shortwell at the Blew Ancker in Wild Streets to aske for
One Mrs Coale, and Saw in the Custody of Mrs
Shortwell and Mrs Cole Two Silver Tanckards
which was Stolen from Mr Olley as this Informt. was Informd by Mr Shortwell the said 15th
of March by Two men but did not then Know then
Names, And have Since beene Informd That
One of their Names was Excell & the others Hort
Mrs: Shortwell Said that She would tend the Tanckards
in a day Or Two in a hand Basket to Mr Olley
and Said that She could [..] a had them a Twelve
Moneth before but a Butcher promised to
give her notice when there was money in the
Same Cubboard where the Said Kards was Stolen
out and further Saith not at prsent.

Capt cor me
S: Lovell Recordr.

Mary Moore< no role >