Middlesex to Wit

The Information of Thomas Christmas< no role > Groom to
Lord George Cavendish< no role > of Lattimess near Chesham
in Bucks John Shullard< no role > of Bow Street Covent
Garden Labourer , William Brown< no role > Son in Law
to Samuel Austin< no role > Landlord of the Goat at China
in Bucks Thomas Newton< no role > , Taylor a lodger at
the Goat aforesaid Patrick Mc: Manus< no role > and
Archibald Ruthwin< no role > of Bow Street Covent Garden
Labourers and Charles Jealous< no role > of Brownlow
Street Lory Acre Sadler taken before me this
19th. day of April 1786

Who being upon Oath say, and first the said Thomas
Christmas< no role > says that in the Night between Monday the 10th. and Tuesday
the 11th. instant the Park Pails of Lord George Casendish's Park at
Lattimess near Chesham in Bucks wawbroke down, and a brown
geldingtwoblack Gelding & a Chesunt Mare stolen and further
says that on Thursday the thirteenth day of April instant
the said Patrick Mc: Manes< no role > delivered to this Informant in
Park Lane Hyde Park Corner , the said brown Gelding one of
said black Geldings, and the ChesnutgeldingMare which he
is very sure are the property of Lord George Cowendish and the
same which were stolen as aforesaid - The said John Shallard< no role >
says that on Thursday the 13th of April instant he found in the
Kitchen of Daniel Lewis< no role > Landlord of the Kings Arms at
Little Chelsea the Sparr now produced which said Lewis said
was the property of George Woodward< no role > now present - The said William
Brown< no role > says that on Monday Night the 10th. of April instant abt.
9 oClock he saw the said George Woodward< no role > at his said Father
House with a Chesnut Horse or Man which was very lame - that he
is very sure that the Chesnut Horse which he this day saw at the Stables