The Informations of Francis Whichelow< no role >
and Thomas Wargent< no role > Servants to and living
with Mrs. [..] Catherine Webb< no role > of Gracechurch
Street London< no role > Widow Taken in Writing and
upon Oath before Richard Clark< no role > Esquire
one of the Aldermen of the said City this 21st
July 1781

Who say that being in their said Mistress's Ware House in
Gracechurch Street Yesterday Evening about Ten Minutes
after Eight o'Clock they saw the Prisoner Thomas Barnsley< no role >
come into the Passage leading into the [..] house of the said Catherine Webb< no role > in the City of London Ware House being part of [..] well [..] and [..]
felony Steal two Pieces of Harratan value three pounds which lay there and wentupout with
the same under his Arm, That Informants immediately Pursued
and took the Prisoner with the Harratan now produced
upon him which is the same that he took out the Ware
House Passage and the Property of the said Catherine
Webb. That they brought him back to the Warehouse and
sait for John Godfrey< no role > a Constable to whom they delivered the
Prisoner together with the two Pieces of Harratan

Taken and Sworn the Day
and Year first above Written}

Before me
Richard Clark< no role >

Francis Whichelow< no role >
Thomas Walgent< no role >