Middlesex to wit

The Information of Samuel Linford< no role > of
High Street Lambeth Butcher and John
Dwinford< no role > Apprentice to William Peacock< no role > of
Long here Gold Beaton taken this 22nd. day of
November 1786

Who being on Oath severally say and fist the said Samuel
Linford< no role > for himself saith that he came from Lambeth this
Evening on a Small bay More to the House of Mr. Peacock Gold
Beater in Long Acre that he got off the said Mare and left her
in the Street buy the door of the said Mr. Peacock That after
she had been there after Minutes he was Informed by John
Duruford< no role > That on Man was gone off with his Mare That he and
said Mr. Peacock immediately went in pursuit of the said
Mare and Man and that after some secrick he found the
Prisoner now present who calls himself Thomas Davies< no role >
upon his said Mare near Exeter Change in the Stand
And the said John Durnford< no role > for himself saith that being
told by Septic Thurlow< no role > a little Girl between eight and
Nine Year of Age that their was a Man holding and another
Man getting up on the Horse belonging to the Gentleman
who called upon his Master That he went out and saw a
Man whom he verily believes to be the said Thomas Davies< no role >
Aiding the said Mare down Long Acre towards Newport
Market

Sworn before me
the day and Year aforesaid}

W Addington

Samuel Linford< no role >

John Durnford< no role >