Westmr:
to Wit}

The Information of Jude Barnet< no role > Thomas
Parker< no role > Peter Gough< no role > Joseph Percival< no role > and
William Watson< no role > taken before me this
25th Day of January 1786 .

And first Jude Barnet for Herself says
that she keeps a Cloaths Shop at the Corner of Peter Street
and Tufton Street Westmr : that this Evening about Six
o Clock She was in a Room adjoining the Shop and
Heard a Noise that She immediately went into the
Shop and there saw the Window broken into by a Square
of Wood being forced in that she missed a New Bath Gret:
Coat and a new pair of Corderoy Breeches which were
in the said Window

Thomas Parker< no role > for Himself says that
He is Brother in Law to the aforesaid Tude Barnet
that He was sent for by the said Tude Barnet about
Six o Clock this Evening who told Him She had been
Robbed of a Bath Great Coat and a pair of Corderoy
Breeches that this Deponent saw the Wooden Square
had been forced in which Square this Deponent saw
fast about Three o Clock this Afternoon and the said
Coat and Breeches hanging in the Window

Peter Gough< no role > for Himself says that He is
a Constable of the Parish of St: Johns Westmr : that this
Evening between the Hours of Five & Six William
Watson< no role > a Patrole call'd on Him and said there were
Thieves in the Bowling, Alley that this Informant
went and called Joseph Percival< no role > a Constable and went
into the Bowling Alley and there saw a Person now
present known by the Name of Higby who calls Himself
John Langford< no role > and another Person whom He believes to
be the Prisoner who calls Himself Thomas Petree< no role > looking
into