London ss.

The Information of George Stables< no role >
Servant of Thomas Cottrell< no role > at No
99 Shoe Lane London Pawnbroker
Taken this 7th Day of Sepr. 1781

Who on his Oath that on Thursday the 6th instant
in the Morning about Ten o clock the Prisoner Ann
Walker came into his Masters Shop to redeem a
Counterpence she went out with the Counterpane
that his Master came into the Shop and musud a
Gown and that no other person having been in the
Shop that Moving but the prisoner informant
supposes she took it out with the Counterp and
that Prisoner came to the said Shop in about
half an Hour again to redeem a pair of Ear rings
that informant followed her down several Courts
into fleet Street that prisoner seem much confined
and endeavoured to get out of informants sight
that she called Informant to her and upon his
taxing her with stealing a Gown out of his Masters
shop she confi [..] d she had that morning and
took,came with informant into his Masters Shop and
produced the Gown from out her Apron which
Gown is his Masters Property. that his Master
called a Constable and immediately scarsed the
Prisoner

Sworn the Day and
Year first above written
before me}
Wm: Kitchin< no role >

George Stable< no role >