Midds ss

John Emery< no role > of White Crosse Street in ye Parish of St. Giles Cripplegate
London Butcher upon his Informacon upon Oath taken before me One
of her Maties: Justices of ye peace for ye County of the Midds Saith That abt:
three Months ago ye Goods following were [..] floniously Stollen
[..] & carry'd away out ye dwelling house of Thomas
Emery< no role > of White Crosse Street in & Sd. Parish of St. Giles Cripplegate London aforesd Butcher (wch Thomas Emery< no role >
is this Informt Father) (Vizt) One black Silk Petticoat, & three other
petticoats, One Callico Gown & One other Gown, Two Suits of Head
cloaths whereof One was laced, Two Aprons, One pair of Shoes, One
laced Handkercheifs, Five Yards & a half, or thereabt. of Printed
Callico, & One Black Silk Hood. And this Informt. further Saith That
he haveing a Suspicon That One Mary Page< no role > had Stollen ye sd
Goods did this day Apprhend her in Drivers yard in Golden Lane in
of Parish of St: Giles wth out Cripplegate in his County of Midds, & that
there were then found upon ye sd Mary Page< no role > One pair of Shoes, One
petticoat & One Laned Handkercheif wch are part of ye Goods so
stollen as aforesd.

John Emery< no role >

Jurat 23o die Febr 1711
Coram me

John Fuller< no role >