Middlesex
to wit.}

The Information of William Pierce< no role > of a
Brentford in the Parish of Earling in the
County of Middlesex Brickmaker taken
Oath this eleventh Day of September 1769
me Nathan Carrington< no role > Esquire me [..]
Majesty's Justices of the Peace in and for
said County

Who upon his Oath saith that about a Month [..]
near as he can now recollect, he went [..]
William Webb< no role > John Ball< no role > & Henry Ireland< no role > Hallto [..]
House of Thomas Crockwell< no role > of old Brantford a [..]
Victualler the Sign of the Hand and Flower
Wilkes's Head between four and five o'Clock [..]
the afternoon and that John Hill< no role > & his [..]
and Thomas Tickbury< no role > or Tisbury< no role > were [..]
that said John Hill< no role > were then quarrelling &
one another that soon after he heared the sa [..]
Thomas Tickbury< no role > or Tisbury< no role > tell the said [..]
that he could transport himpresently after
Words the said John Hill< no role > came to the Box when
Informant, the said William Webb< no role > , John Ba [..]
Henry Ireland< no role > were sitting and told them [..]
the said Tickbury or Tisbury meant he could [..]
him for was far robbing Mr. Wigg's Ponds at the [..]
to which Hill replied Transport me for what
you as much concerned as me did not you call
up, out of my Bad to go with your Nets to no Mr. Wegg's Ponds [..]
a thick which the said John Hill< no role > came to the Box
this Informant and the said William Webb< no role > [..]
and Henry Ireland< no role > were sitting when this [..]
said to him Jack you have done enough for you
& then this Informant & the said Webb Ball
Ireland advised the said John Hill< no role > to go to the
Mr. Wegg & discover the while affair to him

Sworn before one the Day and
Year above written}
Nath. Carrington< no role >

The Mark [mark]
William Pierce< no role >