Middx

The Information of Charles Morgan< no role > & John Nottley< no role > taken
before the one of his Majestys Justices of the Peace
for the said County.

Who beingon Oathseverally on Oath say & first this Ins Charles
Morgan< no role > for himself saith that on Thursday [..] last this
Ins mised a Pottage Pott out of his Yard and this Ins being
Informd that a Person now Present who calls herself
Elizabeth Tompson< no role > offerd a Pottage Pot to [..] (with ye other Informt.) without
a lid which according to the description thereof by the other
Inst. appears to be this Insas. Pottage Pott which this Ins
verily bels. was stole out of his Yard by the sd. Eliz. as this
Ins [..] well rembers she was in the Yard a little while
before he mised it And this Ins John Nottley< no role > for himself
saith that about Ten O' Clock on Thursday night last the
sd. Eliz. offered to Pawn with him a Copper Pottage Pott
but she having no lid to it then Ins refused to take it in
as this Ins well knew that she had no such one of her
own & she refused to tell who she had it from And
this Ins. Charles Morgan< no role > for himself saith that upon her
being Examined and asked where she had the sd. Pott
she then refused to give any account of it or where she
had disposed off it which for ther confirm this Ins belief
that the sd. Eliz. stole the sd. Pott & that the Pott she so
offered to Pawn as afsd was his Pott so stole afsd.

Sworn the 26 day of
Sepr 1761 before me

Saunders Welch< no role >

Charles Morgan< no role >
John Notley< no role >