Middlesex to Wit

The Information of Luke Riley< no role > of
the Free Mason Tavern in Great Queen
Street Lincolns Inn Fields Vintner ; James
Kynsin< no role > of Oxford Street Silversmith
and Thomas Crosbie< no role > of Burleigh Street
in the Strand Constable taken before
me this 1st,, day of Novemr. 1783

Who being upon Oath say, and first the said
Luke Biley says that a Silver Table Spoon now produced
is his property and was stolen out of his House on
Saturday Evening last at which time a person now present
who calls herself Jane Davis< no role > was in said HouseThe
said James Kynvin< no role > says that on Saturday Evening
last the said Jane Davis< no role > offered to this Informant the
handle of said Spoon and at the same time said that
"Mr. Riley (Wife of the said Luke Riley< no role > ) was her Aunt
and that she had given her three Silver Spoons to begin
House keeping with", on which he this Informant stopped
the said HandleAnd the said Thomas Crosbie< no role > says
that he apprehended the said Jane Davis< no role > about ½ past
10 oClock on Saturday Evening last at No. 69 Fitchfield
Street< no role > Oxford Street and found in her right hand
pocket the Bowl of the said Silver Spoon

Sworn before me this
1st,, Decr. 1783}

Sampn Wright< no role >

Luke Reilly< no role >
James Kynvin< no role >
Thos Crosby< no role >