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The Information of Mary Palmer< no role > Wife of
Nicholas Palmer< no role > a Serjeant in the Coldstream
Regiment of GuardRichard Walker< no role > a private
in the same Regiment, and the said Nicholas
Palmer< no role > taken before me this 29th. Day of
April 1789

Who being severally on Oath say, and first the said Mary
Palmer< no role > for herself saith, that on Monday the 20th. day
of April Instant upon her returning home to her House No. 4
Horseferry Road Westminster about Ten Minutes before
four o' Clock in the afternoon, she found the Parlour Window
Wide openthat upon entering the House by the Street
Door which she unlocked, and going into the parlour she
Missed a Half Muslin Handkerchief, which when she quitted
her House about Two o' Clock the same Afternoon she left
hanging on the Back of a Chair, that the same Evening
of the missed a Ruffled shirt which she left in a Basket
behind the parlour Door, and on the following Day she
Missed a pair of narrow ribbed Cotton [..] Stockings now [..]
produced and which she is possitive are the property of
her said HusbandAnd the said Richard Walker< no role >
for himself saith that on Sunday Night last about Six
o' Clock as he was walking in Rosemary Lane by Tower
Hill , he met Edward Hine who is also private in
the same Regiment with this Informant that the said
Hine had for Six Days then last past absented himself