Middlesex
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The Information of John Collinson< no role > and James Shakes half taken on Oath
the 17th. day of November 1783 before me
David Wilmot< no role > of Esquire on of his Majestys Justices
of the Peace for the County of Middlesex

This Informant Saith That on Thursday night the Thirteenth
day of November Instant there was stolen out of the Yard
Adjoyning to his Dwelling house in Redman row in the Hamlet
of Mile EndNewOld Town One Brass Bowl, Two Powter Plates
marked with the same Latters as the two Plates now produced
and four Rabbits his Property And further Saith that the brass
Bowl now produced is part of the property so stolen from out
of his yard as before mentioned and believes the above mentioned
plates to be his property.

This Informant James Shakeshalf Saith That on Friday
Morning last between six and seven oClock himself and four other Peace Officers went to the
Dwelling house of Viner Cook< no role > in Wentworth Street in the Parish
of Saint Mary White< no role > Chapel to search for stolen Goods (the
said Vines Cook< no role > being a suspicious person of receiving stolen
Goods) And that they there found Concealed in a Closet in the one
pair of Stairs front room of the said Cook's house One Copper
Boiling Pot, One Brass Bowl, Two Powter Plates, four
Rabbits, four Fowls, Two Pigeons, Three pieces of Lead pipe
and a brass Cock, and a Smock frock, two Towels and one Apron
now produced And thatfound Viner Cook< no role > John Wilson< no role > and William
Gloster< no role > now under Examination were in the Dwelling house of the
said [..] Viner Cook< no role > in Wentworth street where the said Goods
and things above mentioned were found.

Sworn the 17th day of
November 1783 before}

D Wilmot< no role >

Jno Collinson< no role >
James Shakerhalf< no role >