Middlesex
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The Informations of John Brockbank< no role > and Samuel
Yardley< no role > taken and made an Oath before me one
of his Majestys Justices of the peace for the County
of Middlesex the 21st. day of June 1781.

This Informant the said John Brockbank< no role > saith that
on Thursday Night the 14th. day of June instant or early
the next morning the ChaiseStablHouse and Stable with
an Outhouse adjoining, of this Informant at Homerton in
the Parish of Hackney in the said County were broke open and
robbed of one Saddle one Bridle three Sacks two Pheasants two
Turtle Doves and one Pigeon the Informants property, one Saddle
one Bridle and one Whip the Property of William Knight< no role >
Welch and one large Trunk containing a great Number
of printed Books, Prints and Some wearing Apparel the
Property of David Mc Pherson< no role > And further saith that
two Saddles two Bridles three Sacks two Pheasants two
Doves [..] one Pigeon a large Trunk containing Books
and some Apparel which have since been produced and
Shewn to him are part of the above Things Stolen from
this Informants premises as aforesaid.

Jno Brookbank< no role >

This Informant the said Samuel Yardley< no role > saith that on
Friday the fifteenth day of June instant having received
Information that a Quantity of Stolen Goods had been carried
to and was concealed in a House in Hackney Road