Middlesex
&
Westminster }
to wit

The Information of William Fowler< no role >
Servant of Samuel Carr< no role > of Oxford Street in
the Parish of St. James in the Liberty of
Westminster Stable Repair and of Samuel Baker< no role > of
Monmouth Street , in the Parish of
St. Giles in Fields, Dealer in
Cloaths, taken before me this
twenty eighth Day of October, 1767

Who being upon Oath Severally say and
first William Fowler< no role > for himself sayeth, That
he knows a Coachman's Box Coat now produced
to be the Property of Daniel Lasealls< no role > Esquire ,
and farther sayeth that he hath just cause
to suspect and doth Suspect that a Person
now present, who calls himself Thomas
Harrington< no role > did feloniously Steal taken and
Carry away the same, and the said Samuel
Baker< no role > for himself sayeth that the said
Thomas Harrington< no role > did on Saturday the
tenth Day of this Instant October offer
the said Coachman's Box Coat to Sale to
this Informant.

William Fowler< no role >
Saml. Baker< no role >

Sworn before me
the Day and Year first
above Written}