Middlesex to Wit

The Information of the Reverend William
Jackson< no role > of No 2 Lyons Inn , Hannah
Lawrence< no role > [..] of the same place Widow Nathaniel
Robert Connor< no role > , Servant to Abel Boycott< no role >
of Cursitor Street Chancery Lane
Pawn broker , William Jordan< no role > , William
Mould< no role > and Joseph Doley< no role > , Servants to
John Cooper< no role > of Wych Street Pawn broker
and Robert Simpson< no role > late Servant to said
John Cooper< no role > taken before me this 27th
day of March 1786

Who being upon Oath say and first the said William
Jackson< no role > saith that at different times within about Seven Months
three Carpets - five pieces of Carpetting, Seven Books - One large China
Bowl - five pair of Silk Stockings - One Mahogany Tray [..] one
Waiter one Tureen and Dish now produced were together with
divers other Articles feloniously stolen in his Chambers, situate
in Lyons Inn aforesaid - That a person now present calling himself
Peter Ogier< no role > hath lived with him for some time past as a
servant during which time he hath missed many Articles some
of which are the Articles now produced, and that he is very sure
that the said Peter Ogier< no role > feloniously stole the same. The said
Hannah Lawrence< no role > saith that she hath viewed the above recited
Articles and is very sure that they are all the property of the said
William Jackson< no role > The said Nathaniel Robert
Connor< no role > says that on the first day of August 1785 the said Peter Ogier< no role >
pawned at his said Masters Shop the three Volumes of Books now
produced for Four Shillings the said William Jordan< no role > saith
that he is Servant to John Cooper< no role > Pawnbroker in Wych Street and