The Information of Bride Beale< no role > of St Andrews Holborn
servant to John Carlton< no role > of the same Parish Barber taken
this fifteenth days of January 1689 before me William
James< no role > Esqr one of their Matys Justices of the Peace for
the County of Middx

This Informant upon her oath Sayeth that she saw Phillip Clerke< no role > having
Stolen orsw of him Masters shopp two papers of Gloues valew thirty
shillings & other goods Creep on of the shopp upon his knees wth the said papers
of Gloves, wch was afterwards [..] draped in the streets by the said Clerks

9o Marks [mark] of
Bride Beale

The Information of the Lettice Chapman< no role > upon her oath Sayeth that she saw
Phillipp Clerke< no role > dropp two pages of Glouds wt she tooks up & gane them to
Bride Beale< no role > servant to John Carlton< no role > Whose Glouds they word,

9o Marks of
Lettice [mark] Chapman< no role >

The Information of William Seamer< no role > upon his oath Sayeth that he saw
Phillip Clerke< no role > Come one of the shopp of Jno Charlton< no role > wth two papers of
Gloves wth he stole owle of the said Shopp.

9o Marke [mark] of SSY
Seamer

The Information of Samuell Walker< no role > upon his oath sayeth that Hearing
a Crynig on stop Theife he seized the said Phillipp Clerke< no role > , who Stole
the abonoss two pages of Gloves.

Jurat Docam me by the about
fower & persons this 15th January 1689
SSY James

Samuel Walker< no role >