Middlesex To wit

The Information of Hyam Jacobs< no role >
taken before me this 1st. day
of June 1767

Who being upon Oath says that he knows John Smith< no role >
now in Custody, Edward Gibbs< no role > also now in Custody, John
Abbott< no role > , Edward Williams< no role > , Patrick Fennell< no role > commonly
called Pad, Thomas Pigg< no role > now present, Henry Hughs< no role >
Joseph Fletcher< no role > , all of whom are Common Thieves
and that Israel Cowen< no role > and Lazarus Abraham< no role > now
present are receives of Stolen Goods, says that before
Christmas last the said John Abbott< no role > , John Smith< no role > and
one Dick since Transported brought to this Informant
in a Bagg four Sheets, a new Shift body and the diner
which Cowen bought in his Rooms afterwards said
Abbott, said Smith and Henry Hughes< no role > brought [..]
Sold to Cowen as aforesaid one Ham and six
pair or upwards of Stockings, that after this
said Abbott, Hughes, Edward Gibbs< no role > brought a Silver
Tunkard which he believes was Stolen from the
Pays head and Cowen about which Chapel which
Cowen bought for three Guineas and that he afterward
Sold it for Cowen at four Shillings and six pence
one Ounce to one Jacob a Jew who carried it Abroad,
after this Smith and libbett and Henry Hughes< no role >
brought a blue Caped Coat one Cloth coloured great Coat
and a [..] Powter Tankard which they said they Stole
in White Chapel Road and that Cowen bought them
says that last Week, Abbott, Pad: and Williams
brought five Cheque Apro [..] one Streped Muslin
Apron & one Cheque Handkerchief which were
taken