Middlesex
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The Information of William Bellamy< no role > Frances
Brown< no role > Samuel North< no role > Frances Munay< no role > and Richard Loveitt
taken before one George Recd Esquire one of his
Majesty's Justices of the Peace Acting in and for
the said County this 12th. day of November 1789

Who being duty Sworn upon there Oath say and
first that Informant William Bellamy< no role > for himself
sayeth that he is Coachman to Mr. Joseph Wheeler< no role > of
Who has a house and lives near High gate in the
Parish of St. Pancras in the said County. that upon the
Fourth of Novr. Inst, about Nine o'Clock at Night
he did up his Hears and Fastered and locked the
Coach Staire and Stables as usual, that next Morning
about 1/2 pair 6 he went to his Stables where he
Received somebody had been in and upon ex-
-amining further forced a part of the Roof of the
said Stable enabledand thatwhere they had broke
in and come down this a that-Door into the Stays
Sept, Stable and Coach House and upon exami
-ning more particular he found that a Hammer
Clothanda Box Coat and a Pair of Leather Breeches
the Property of his Master together with a Blue
Coat and Fearlet Waistcoat, two other Waistcoat, a
That with a Gold laced band, two Pair of Gloves,
one Pair of Blocking, a Knife a Smock Rock
and a pair of Trouser belonging to himself were
all taken and carried away And this Informant
further Sayeth that the Hat Glover Smock Frock< no role > ,
Waistcoat, Pocket HandKerchief a pair of worted
Stockings and the Knife now produced by the other
Informants Frances Brown< no role > , Francis Manway< no role > ,
and Richard Leweitt are all of them his Property
and were taken and carried away at the Time
and in the Manner aforesaid.