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The Information of Eliz Murret< no role > and John Rowell< no role >
taken before me one of his Majestys Justices
of the Peace for the said County.

Who being severally on Oath say and first this Ins Elizth.
Murret< no role > for herself saith that last Night this Ins.
discovered to have been stole from her a Gown a Peticoate
a Pair of Shoes Three Aprons [..] Three Hankerchiefs and
a pair of Stockings And this Ins suspecting a person
now present who calls himself William Palmer< no role > to have
stole the same she charged him therewith and the sd.
Wm then confessed the stealing the same and sayed he
had left them at a Publice House near Gough Square
And this Inst John Rowell< no role > for himself saith that he
went to a Publice House near Gough Square where the
Landlordy delivered the sd. Cloaths now produced by him
And the sd. Eliz further saith that the sd. Gown Peticoate
Shoes Aprons Hankerchief & Stocking now produced by
the other Ins is the property of this Ins and as she
bels. stole by the sd. William.

Sworn the 9th. day of
Oct 1760 before me}

Saunders Welch< no role >

Elizabeth Murret< no role >
John Rowell< no role >