Middlesex
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The Voluntary-Information of William
Lane< no role > late of the Hamlet of Poplar and
Blackwall in the said County Laborer
taken on Oath before us twoof this Majesty's
Justices of the Peace acting in and for the
said County this 15th day of March 1783

Who being upon Oath saith That aboutNineEight o'Clock
in the Evening of Monday the Tenth day of March
Instant he this informant together with the person
now present who says his name is Mark Boyle< no role >
and one Daniel Sullivan< no role > went into the Rope Walk of
Messrs. John Perry< no role > and Joseph Hankey< no role > Esqrs. on
Blackwall Causeway and into and Yarn Warehouse
in the said Rope Walk That he this Informant
The said Mark Boyle< no role > and Daniel Sullivan< no role > did
[..] take and Carry away from and
out of the said Warehouse several Bundles
of New Yarn Tarred and ready for Manufacturing
That they carried part of the said Bundles of Yarn
to the House of one Jane Warrwicks hall at Blackwall
aforesaid who [..]
[..] did receive thesamesaid Bundles Knowing the same
to have been Stolen, That he this Informant and the
said Mark Boyle< no role > and Daniel Sullivan< no role > were packing
up the said Bundles in the said Warehouse from
NineEight o'Clock aforesaid till about Ten orElevenEleven o'Clock of
the same Evening That they then Carried them into
a Back Field at Blackwall aforesaid and
there left them and went to the House of the said