Middlesex To wit

The Information of Digory Masters< no role > and George
Rymer< no role > and John Glyun< no role > taken before me this
27th. day of September 1769

Who being Oath severally say and first the said Digory Masters< no role >
for himself says that on a Saturday about a Month ago a Silver Watch
now produced [..] his property was stolen out of his House, that
he does verily believes that John Loveredge now present and a person
now present who calls himself John Cook< no role > did feloniously take and
carry away the said Watch for that the said John Leveredge< no role > was
in this Informations shop for a pair of shoes just before the said Watch
was missed, and the said George Rymer< no role > , for himself says that he was
near the door of the said Digory Masters< no role > at the time aforesaid when
the said John Cook< no role > and John Leverdge< no role > went in for a pair of shoes
that when they came out they shewed him [..] the said Silver Watch now
produced which they said they had stole in the said shop, that on the
[..] same day the said John Leveredige John Cook< no role > and this Informant
went to fell the said Watch to a person was present who calls
himself Joseph Matran, that the said Joseph Martin< no role > did accordingly
buy the said Watch knowing it to be stolen, and that he also bought
at another Time, a Silver Watch for twelve Shillings from the said John Leveredge< no role >
the said John Cook< no role > and this Informant which they had stolen from Chelsea
knowing the same to be stolen, and the said John Glynn< no role > for himself
says that the said Joseph Matian pledged the said Watch onwed
by the said Digory Masters< no role > with this Informant

Digory Master< no role >

Sworn before me
Septemr. 27. 1769}

his
George [mark] Rymer< no role >
Mark

John Glenn< no role >

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