Middlesex
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The Information of Mary Bradley< no role > , George
Peters< no role > , and Edward Halfhide< no role > taken upon
Oath before me this 21st. day of September 1782

First the said Mary Bradley< no role > for herself saith that on
Monday the 16th. day of September 1782 between six and Seven
in the Evening, the Prisoner Overtook this deponent at the end
of Parliament Street , next Bridge Street and Enquir'd the way
to the House ferry Road, this deponent told him to go Strait
on mean time this deponent was given the Prisoner an Answer
this deponent saw something white laying on the Ground, and
Stoop'd to pick it up, but the Prisoner was to Quick and
Pick'd it up beg'd this deponents Pardon And told her what
there was she shou'd have part off Immediately the Prisoner
John Moore< no role > open'd she Handkerchief and in it a Pocket book,
in the Pocket book, he Produced a Ring with a Bill and Receipt
for six Guineas, he ask'd this deponent if she could Produce
three Guineas she should have the Ring, a Person Standing
by, was asked by the Prisoner to Read the Bill and Receipt
told this deponent she had better give the Prisoner what money
she had, this deponent gave the Prisoner two Shillings and
some half pence all the money she had, the Person Standing by
Advised this deponent to give her Cloak Gown and Apron at
a S [..] for the half of the Ring, this deponent did give
the Prisoner herCloakblack silk Cloak, a White Cloth Apron
and a Pocket handkerchief the Prisoner Promis'd to be