Westminster to wit

The Information of James Devoy Mariner
Lodging at the House of Charles Inch< no role > known
by the Sign of the Mason's Armes in King
Street Westminster taken upon Oath this 6th.day
of March 1753.

This Informant upon his Oath saith That about One o' Clock
this Morning he was in Company with a Person who calls himself
Robert Hurt< no role > at a publick House known by the Sign of the Cross Keys
at Charing Cross andand this [..] Informant having a pair
of Silver Buckles in his Shoes the said Robert Hurt< no role > sayd to this
Informant that he had better take the Buckles out of Shoes for
fear he should lose them according this Informant complyed
with the said Hunts [..] Request; and put them into his Coat
Pockett and very soon after missed the [..] said Buckles and a Silk
Hankerchief out of his pockett And that the said Buckles are Silver
and are the Goods of the said Charles Inch and are about the Value of
a Guinea and the said Hankerchief is Silk and about the Value of
Three Shillings also the property of the said Charles Inch and further
this Informant saith not.

Sworn the Day and
Year above said Before me}

Benjamin Cox< no role >

James Devoy< no role >