Surry

The Several Informations of Thomas Bentley< no role > of
St. Clement Danes in the County of Middlesex What finger John
Wynn< no role > Servant to Mr. Symes Salta of the Parish of St. Sacons in
Southwark & william Shelton< no role > of the same Parish Light a men.
taken on Oath before Me One of his Majesty's Justices of the
Peace for the County of Surry

First Thomas Bentley< no role > for himself on his Oath saith that
between the House of two & three in the Afternoon of the twenty
first of June Instant he saw a Bundle of Sacks of Mr. William
Sheltons< no role > lye on Keen's What the bottom an of Milford Lane
in the Parish of St. Clement Danes in the County of Middlesex
& at the same time saw a Man (where Name since he is
informed is George That) standing near the Sacks; & about
an hour after that Mr. Shelton coming for his Sacks Saind
that three Sacks out of the Bundle had been Stole & this
Informant then told him that he did believe that George
[..] the Man he had seen standing by the Sacks had
Stole them. And John Wynn< no role > for himself on his Oath
saith that in ht Afternoon of the twenty first day of June
Instant George Hall< no role > the Prisoner present did bring
three Sacks to the Shop of this Deponent Master in order
to sell & that the three Sacks now produced are the very
Sacks he then of for'd to Sale, but this Deponent Master
not being in the way the Prisoner was desired to leave the
Sacks & call some little time after which he did, but
in the Jutercin this Deponent Master being informed
the Sacks belonged to Mr. Shelton, accordingly he sant.