with this deponent next Morning at seven o'Clock
and bring with him this deponents Cloaths and three
Guineas and take the ring himself, this deponent went
to a Silver smiths and he Inform'd this deponent he did not
believe there was a bit of Gold about it, bid this deponent
make the best of her was and Over take him and get her Cloaths
back, Immediately this deponent went towards Charing Cross
and overtook him the corner of Scotland Yard , the Prisoner
seeing this deponent, [..] Attempted to make his Escape
Round the Coaches; Immediately this deponent cry'd out Stop
thief, And he was soon After taken,

George Peters< no role > for himself Saith that on hearing the Cry of
Stop thief he ranoutand Stop'd the Prisoner and Mary
Bradley< no role > Charged the Prisoner with Robbing her of a Cloak
and Apron.

Edward Halfhide< no role > for himself saith that hearing the Cry
of Stop thief he ran and heard Mary Bradley< no role > Charge
the Prisoner with Robing her of a Cloak and Apron

Sworn before me this
21st. day of September. 1782}

William Hyde< no role >

Mary Bradle< no role >
George Peters< no role >
Ed Halfhide< no role >