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The Information of
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Farreir
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in Brooks News taken before me
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this 16th day of August 1763
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Who being on Oath says that he Knows one
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Thomas
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that on Friday in last Easter Week
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Said Poynton shewed this Informt. a Silver Table
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Spoon and desired him to go with him to Sall it
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says he took the said Spoon in hand in Band
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that some Mark or Name had been rubled
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out of it, and then declared he would have nothing
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to do with it as it Appeared to have been Stolen says that next day said Poynton
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Told this Informt. that he had at templed to Sell
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said Spoon at Silver smiths in Holborn who had
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Stopt it, and said Poynton then asked this Informt.
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to go with him and receive the Money for it
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which this Informt. denied, and forther says that
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from these circumstances he has cause
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to suspect that said Poynton had Stolen the
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said Spoon, and says that what stil added to his suspicion
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was, that said Poynton went out of Town
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notwithstanding his Said Master Mr. Gardnier
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woud have employed him longer, but and work
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with his
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at Rudgley in Staffordshire
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Sworn before me the
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day and Year first above
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