Middlesex
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The Information of Samuel
Howard< no role > taken before me One of his
Majestys Justices of the Peace for
the said County

Who being upon Oath saith that on Sunday
Night last he Picked up a Person now Present
who calls herself Mary Jeffery< no role > and went home
with her to her Lodgings in Saint Giles's
and Undressed himself & went to Bed with her
& land his Breeches under the Bolster on the
left side of the Bed & in his Breeches [..]
Pockets were contained in Gold & Silver between
four & five pounds & he went to sleep & when
he awaked he found he his Breeches removed
to the right hand of the Bed on which side the
said Mary Jefferys< no role > lay the Money was all
taken out of his Breeches Pocket & the said Mary
Jeffery< no role > had left him Upon which this Informt
went to the two Browers in High Street
Saint Giles & there found the said Mary Jefferys< no role >
& Charged her with the Robbery which she at first
denied but afterwards confessed it returned
two Guineas & two half Guineas part of the said
Money

Sworn before me the
10th. Day of March 1772 }

George Mercer< no role > [..]

his
Samuel [mark] Howard< no role >
Mark