Middlesex
(to wit.)

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George Clarke< no role > of Piccadilly St. James Westmr. Haberdasher acknowledges himself to be Indebted to our Sovergn Lord the Kg in the Sum of £40
Thomas Janes< no role > at no.145 Flect Street London Pawbroker. Acknowledges Etc in the Sum of £40
John Lane of the Coal Yard Holbery St. Giles Pawnbroker Acknowledges himself to be indebted to our Soveriegn Lord the King, in the Sum of £.40
Mary Chetham< no role > of Water Lane Fleet St. Widow Acknowledges, Etc. £40
John Maddison< no role > of Down Lane St GilesVictr . Acknowledges, Etc. £40
Stephen Joyce< no role > of Moore Street Saint Apres Jeweller Acknowledges£40

Upon Condition that they do Personally appear at the next assizes of Oyer and Tennen & Gaol Delivery
to be held for the County of Essex then and there the said George Clarke< no role > to prosecute the Law with effect, and the others
to give Evidence in his Majesty's Belhalf, againstThomas Stopes< no role > and Edward Millsom< no role >
for feloniously taking and Carrying away in the County of Essex twenty three Yards of Black thread Lace Sixteen
yard so white Thread Lace thirty two Yards of Black Silk Lace One Pair of Lace Ruffles one pair of woked asked Ruffles
Order Black Silk Cloak and a great Quantity of other Haberdashers Goods of the Edine of one hundred and fifty Pounds
agt [..] & and in the Property of the said Everge Clarke< no role >
[..] if the Bill be found a true Bill and returned to by the Grand Jury that then They appear in Court, and prosecute and give Evidence upon that [..]

And do not depart the Court without leave. Then this Recognizance to be void, else to remain in full Force.
Taken and Acknowledged the 16th Day of January 1772- Before me. }

Jno. Barnfather< no role >