to comitt the said Robbery (as he knew his Brother
in Law's Money was lock'd up in a Burean in a
Back room up one pair of Stairs) he took off the
Lock of one of the Drawers of the said Burlary, which
Drawers were always open, and had a Key made to
it, which Key opened the upper Part of the Bureau
[..] the Money was lodged, and out of which
[..] Informt. took abt. Eighty one Guineas, 3 or 4
half Guineas and about 5 Shillings in Silver;
and which said Robbery this Informt: comitted on
Monday the 19th: instant about 12 or 1 at Noon;
while the said Jennings was gone to take a Walk
with this Informts: Brother in Law to Chelsea .
And this Informt: farther saith, that his Brother in
Law Mr Turton, coming home soon after, with the
said Jennings, he asked the said Jennings, if he
would go over the Water with him, which he agreeing
[..] they imediately went away together, and
he then informed the siad Jennings that he had Com
-mitted the Robbery, and they went together into [..]
the Borough of Southwark , to ye Sign of the Crown
a St. George's Fields , [..] and in going to the sd. House the sd: Jennings
[..] this informt: to give him the whole of the
[..] he had taken from ye sd Turton his Brother
in Law, which this Informt. refused to do; and upon
coming to ye said House they enquired for ye Master
[..] of it, who not being at home, they went out, and met
Suns in the Borough ,andwhere they asked him
if he could get them a Chaise, & he recomending
them