Middlesex

The Information of George Corfield< no role > Elizabeth
Johnson< no role > and John Grey< no role > taken before me this
29th Decr. 1773 .

Who being upon Oath say and first the said George Corfield< no role > says
that on Monday the 20th. of December Instant a Bank Note of the
value of two hundred pounds now produced was feloniously
taken and carried away out of his house in Cursiter Street, and
the said John Grey< no role > for himself says that he is Clerk to Messrs.
Drummonds Bankers at Charing Cross , that the said two hundred
pounds Bank Note was changed at their Shop for a person now
present who calls herself Elizabeth Johnson< no role > on Tuesday the
21st. of December Instant the said Elizabeth Johnson< no role > bringing
with her a message in Writing from Mr. James Puddifant< no role > Corn
Chandler in Shepherds Market desiring them to change the
said Note or Words to that Effect, and the said Elizabeth
Johnson for herself says that on Tuesday the 21st. of December
she carried a Bank Note of two hundred pounds together with
a Message in Writing from the said Mr. Puddifant to Messrs.
Drummonds aforementioned that she there saw a person now
present who calls himself John Grey< no role > that she then and there
received Charge for the said Bank Note of two hundred pounds
that she received that very Bank Note of two hundred pounds
from a person now present who calls himself Dennis