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The Examination of Francis Fleming< no role >
of Dean Street Westminster Pawnbroker
taken before me Sir Sampson Wright< no role > Knt.
one of his Majesty's Justices of the Peace for
the said County

Who being on Oath says that he knows
John Durham< no role > This name instance is in set 2660. , Edward Crowder< no role > Willm. Ray< no role >
now under Sentence of Transportation Willm
Hill, Willm. Ekins als. Higgins Willm. Vanes
als. Billy the Trap one Landsdown whose chris-
tian Name he does not recollect, Willm. Brown< no role >
Willm. Watson< no role > George Todd< no role > Joseph Holden< no role >
John Harding< no role > als. Spot John Cutford William
Smith Robert Cash Marshall, Charles
Mazey, Willm. Gibbins Thos. Tobin Thomas< no role >
Grosse Thomas Duxton< no role > John Pearce< no role > George
Maddox Grace< no role > Maddox Elizth< no role > . Burkett and
Charlotte Cooper< no role > Servant to said Burkett

No. 1.
Supposed to be
stolen from
Queen Street
Westmr.
Mrs. Russell

That about 4 Months ago he bought of said John
Durham, Holden & Harding als. Spot a black
shagreen Tea Chest with silver feet, handle
escutcheon containg 3 Silver Cannisters with
ornamental Figures on the Tops, 19 silver handled
Knives, 18 Forks several Tea and Table Spoons
2 black silk Cloaks 15 or 16 yards of rich black
Silk and a pewter Pepper Caster, and gave them
28 Guineas and a half, which he paid at different
Times same to each. That he sold one of the Cloaks,
to said Burket for 10/6 the other he gave to Grace
Maddoxthe black Silk he sold to Wm. Keep of
No. 40. Fleet Market for £3.8.- After taking
off