Middlesex to Wit

The Information of William Garnish< no role > Servant to William
Heigh< no role > Esquire of Hanworth in the County of Middlesex
Thomas Hill< no role > Junior of the same [..] Chandler and
George Jackson< no role > of Isleworth Carpenter taken before me
this 23rd. day of August 1782

Who being upon Oath say, and first the said William Garnish< no role >
says, that on Thursday the 15th. instant a Fishing Net now
produced, the property of this Informants Master, was stolen
out of a Meadow near his said Master HouseThe said
Thomas Hill< no role > says that about 5 oClock in the Morning of the
said 15th. day of this instant as he was going to Work at
Isleworth , he saw a person now present who calls himself
David Huntingford in the said William Heighs< no role > Meadow
and saw him take the said Fishing Net out of said
MeadowAnd the said George Jackson< no role > says that on Saturday
the 17th. instant, the said David Hunting ford sold to this
Informant, at the Orange Tree Alehouse at Isleworth , the
said Fishing Net for three shillings and a Pot of Beer

Sworn before me this
23rd. day of Augst. 1782}

Sampr Wright< no role >

Willm. Garnish< no role >
Thos Hill< no role >
George Jackson< no role >