Middlesex
to wit

The Information of Alice Redman< no role > Thomas
Dempsey< no role > Andrew Hopkins< no role > Joseph Levy< no role > and
Moses Ratlam< no role > taken before me this 20th. day
of June 1782

Who being upon Oath say and first the said Alice Redman< no role >
for herself says that she is the Wife of Martin Redman< no role > of Little
Spring Street Shadwell Labourer , that last Thursday Night or Friday
Morning a Quantity of Bacon now produced a Child's Frech now
produced and a Table Cloth now produced were stolen out of her
said house some person or persons havingtwotaken a Pane of
Glass out of the Kitchen Window and entered the house through
the said Window whilst this Informant was in BedAnd the
said Thomas Dempsey< no role > for himself says that he as a Lodger in
the said House and that at the Time above mentioned a hat a
Waistcoat & a Coat his property now produced were stolen out of
the said house and also another hat a Silver Watch and Handkerchief
which are not yet foundAnd the said Andrew Hopkins< no role > for
himself says that he is a Watchman in the Parish of St. Mary
Whitechapel that on Friday Morning last about 3 o'Clock he
saw James Maker now present and another Person coming round
the Corner of Church Lane , that he followed them up Church Lane
and near Rose & Crown Alley the said James Maker was appre-
hended having upon him the Sack now produced containing the said
Frock & Table Cloth owned by the said Alice Redman< no role > and the said
Hat & Waistcoat owned by the said Thomas Dempsey< no role > , that the other
Man had the said Flitch of Bacon which he threw down and made