Under his Arm Then the Said Jno: Newark< no role > and the Said George Stacy< no role >
Togather with he this Informant went home Through the Back way then
The Said Jno: Newark put the things in his own Celler, and He this
Informant took his Leave of the Said John Newark and the said Geo:
Stacy and went to bed, then Between Nine and Ten in the Morning
He this Informant Got up and went Down and Break fasted, and
Then the Said Jno: Newark fetch'd the things out of the Coller, and the
Said Jno: Newark and the Said George Stacy< no role > and He this informant
Went out with an Intent to Go to Dukes Place to Dispose of the
Things, But as the said Jno: Newark the Said George Stacy< no role > and he
This Informant, was going up Ludgate hill happened to see a Jew
With a Large Pair of Silver Buckles in his hand offering them to
People to Sale, with other things in his hands Offering to Sell
Then the Said Jno: Newark [..] p'd him on the Shoulder and Cheapened
The Buckles, and Call'd him under a gate way which I think they
Cell Bell Savage Yard , and he this Informant Sayeth the Jew gave
Nine and Twenty or thirty Shillgs: at most for the things But he
Did not much Care for the Candle sticks because he did not think
Them worth much, But the said Jno: Newark would not let him have
One thing without the other, then the Said Jno: Newark let the Jew
have the things and then the Said Jno: Newark Gave the said George Stacy< no role >
And this Informant their Shares this Informant had Nine Shillings
And Six pence and Some half pence then the Said Jno: Newark the
Said George Stacy< no role > and He this Informant Came back to the thatchd
House

This Informant further Declareth that about a fortnight
Before ChristmastheSaid Jno: Newark the Said George Stacy< no role > together
With he this informant take out of an Eating house almost a whole ham [..]
Part of a Fillet of Veal and a Piece of Roavt Beef In Church Lane

This Informant further Declareth that after Strove Tuesday the time
Not Justly Remembred the Said Jno: Newark the Said George Stacy< no role > and this
Informant Did Roba Gentleman an of his hat in a Passage Near the Duke of
New Castles house - This informant further Declareth that the Said Jno:
Newark and He this informant only, Robbed a Gentleman of his has in moor
fields about Nine at Night or after (about a fortnight before Eastr. This informant further Declareth
that the sd. Jno: Newark and He this informant Robbd a Gentleman of his hat

In Liecester fields - a little after Easter
Sign'd in the Presence of Thos. Ridge< no role >
Sworn before me the 19th
day of May 1749 .
Jas: Fraser< no role >

Benjn: Henry< no role >