The voluntary Information and Confession of
Joseph Chrichley< no role > taken upon Oath before me [..]
23d: day of November 1750.

And first this Informant saith that [..]
Five or Six Weeks ago he went to see [..]
Jennings, at that Time a Prisoner in the [..]
in the Borough of Southwark , with [..]
been acquainted about a Year an [..]
been a Fellow Prisoner with him about 10 or 11 [..]
and there among other Conversation, Mr. William [..]
Turton< no role > this Informts: Brother in Law been [..]
the said Jennings asked this Informt. [..]
Turton had any Moneys who replied that [..]
ready Money and Bank Notes by him, upon [..]
the said Jennings desired this Informt. to [..]
some means to take it from him; but he this [..]
says that as they had frequent Conversation [..]
concerning the robbing his Brother in Law the [..]
very lately shew'd a Dislike to it. This Informt [..]
saith that [..] the said Jennings [..]
[..] out of the King's Bench Prison about to [..]
since, and frequently importuned the [..]
to rob his Brother in Law, which [..]
still or fused, till about a Week ago, [..]
Jennings consulted together, and it [..]
the said Jennings should take [..]
and than that this Informt. should [..]
bery. And farther this Informt. saith that [..]