Middlesex
to wit}

The Informations of Charles Baskcomb< no role >
at the Blossans Inn , Lawrence Lane , London
Stage Coachman , and John Turnall< no role > of
Welling borough in the County of Northampton
Victualler Taken upon Oath before me
one of His Majesty's Justices of the Peace
in and for the said County of Middlesex
this 4th. day of January 1785

This Informant Charles Baskcomb< no role > first
upon his Oath saith that on Wednesday
last the 29th. day of December 1784 he
took as a Passenger William Tester< no role > between
Newport Pagnel and Wooburn and brought
him to Highgate and suspecting he the
said William Taster< no role > had Stolen something
from the Stage Coach of which he this said
Informant was the Driver searched him
and found upon him a Quart silver
Tankard who apprehended him on suspicion
of stealing the Jame and the said John
Turnall< no role > upon his Oath saith that the above
Quart Silver Tankard is the property of
him the said John Turnall< no role > and was
feloniously taken as he verily believes by the said
William Tester< no role > from his Dwelling House
at Welling borough in the County of
Northampton aforesaid on the 25th. day
of December last

Taken & Sworn before
me the day & Year first
above Written
J Leroux}

Charles Baskcomb< no role >

his
John [mark] Turnall< no role >
Mark