Tottenham Court Road this Informt. went into
the Shop & brought out two half peck Loaves &
two Quartern Loaves Redford & Moxam took
them from him Redford Sold one Quartern Loaf
to the Landlord of the Sign of peter & Key
Moxam Sold One half peck Loaf to his Father
for One Shilling & the other were Sold to whom
he does not Know & the money was divided between
them
And this Informant further saith that soon
after the above Robbery he together with John Redford< no role >
[mark] Lewis Leguint put out Eight o Clock in the Evening
went to a Shoemaker Shop in Conduit Street &
took two Pair of mens [..] and two Odd Shoe One pair this
Informant kept for himself & tho other pair was
pauned at Peeles by One Thompson for two
Shillings the Money they shared between them
One Pair of which Shoes are now produced
And this Informant further saith that about the
21st. of December last in the Evening he together with
James Martin< no role > & Lewis Lequint< no role > Went to a Shoemaker
Shop at the Upper end of Swallow Street next Oxford
Street where the Shop Window was broke Lewis
Lequint< no role > put his hand into the Window & took out One
Pair of Womens Leather Shoes which he gave James
Martin< no role > this Informt. then took another pair which
were pauned at Peeles the pawnbrokers one which
are now produced
And this Informant further saith that about a
fortnight before the above Robbery he together with
James Martin< no role > & Lewis Leguint went into a Grocers
Shop about Eight o Clock in the Evening in Pendint
Street where this Infomt. went in & brought out
a Blue Great Coat which was pauned at Peeles
the pawnbrokers by one Philips for four Shillings
which was divided between them and which Coat
is now produced

And this Informant further saith that about
Ten Days before the above Robbery he together with
Lewis Lallyman< no role > & Lewis Lequint< no role > went at Night