Middlesex to Wit

The Information of Benjamin Wells< no role > of
Warwick Place Bedford Row Gentleman
John Sayer< no role > of Bow Street Covent Garden
Labourer William Richards< no role > of Mags
Head Yard Grays Inn Lane Hackney
Coach man and Frances Brown< no role > Wife
of William Brown< no role > of Duck Lane
Westminster Hackney Coach man
taken before me this 26th. day of
April 1786

Who being upon Oath say, and first the said Benjamin
Wells< no role > saith, that the 2 Coats one Waistcoat and a Pocket Book
now produced are his property and were Stolen in his House
on Saturday Morning lastthe said John Sayer< no role > Saith, that
the 2 Coats one Waistcoat and a Pocket Book now Produced
he found in the two pair of Stairs fore Room of Frances Brown< no role >
now present in Duck Lane Westminster on said Saturday Morninglast
the said William Richards< no role > says that he was on the Stand
on Saturday morning last facing Warwick Court in
Holborn , when the Prisoner Thomas Glover< no role > came with a
Bundle, seemed much confused, got into his Coach, and
ordered him to drive to Duck Lane Westminster that
in said Bundle, he observed a Black Coat, a Red Waistcoat
and some Linen; that in going along the Strand he observed
said Glover take a Pocket Book like that now produced
out of the Coat pocketthat he drove said Glover to the House