And this Informant Samuel North< no role > for himself
sayeth that he well Knows the two persons at
the Bar who call themselves Thomas Green< no role >
and John Wilkins< no role > that about Eight o'Clock
on the Evening of the 4th Inst. they were both in his
Room and soon after both went away together
that before Six o'Clock next Morning they came
to the Informant Room again and brought with
them a Number of Thingshavinghe saw a
Box Coat, a blue Coat, a searlet Waistcoat, a thick
pet Waistcoat , a Pair of Bucks Kin Breeches , a
The Ped Waistcoat, a that and Gold laced hat Band
andtwo pair of Glovesanda Smock Frock, and
a Pair of Trousers when the said two then asked
this Informant to buy the said things which he
declared saying he would have nothing to do with
them-upon which Thomas Green< no role > desired this
Informant would fetch some Few to by them,
he did so, and saw the Few Purchase the Thing of
the said Two Her for which he saw him Pay
them One Pound, eight Shillings, when the Few gane
this Informant Six Pence for his Trouble
And This Informant further sayeth that the Waistcoat
now prodand Smock frock now produced and
Sworn to be the property of the other Informant
William Bellamy< no role > , the said John Wilkins< no role > had
one and that the Hat Gloves, Stockings, Pocket
HandKerchief and Knife also now produced and
Sworn to as aforesaid he saw in the Possession
of the said Thomas Green< no role > at the Time aforesaid

And this Informant Frances Brown< no role > for himself
Sayeth, that on the Evening of the Fifth Ins. the Person
now present who calls himself John Williams< no role > , came
to her house and slept there and in Security for the
Payment ofthe samehis Lodging he deposited she Waistcoat