Middlesex To wit

The Information of Mary< no role > Wife of
Joseph Hardy< no role > of Belton Street St.
Giles's Brass Founder Taken before
me this 29th. day of October 1761

Who being on Oath says that a Person now Present who
calls herself Ann Francis Merchant< no role > als Errington< no role > als
Morgan< no role > als Barnes < no role > about two Months agoe did work
for this Informt. for her Victuals, says that one day during
the time She so served this Informant, She desired this
Informt. to go and get her a Basket (pretending that she
had a Haunch of Venison come out of the County) says that
she accordingly went out for a Basket and left said
Errington in her Room, but when she returned found
said Errington was gone, andfoundthat upwards of four
pounds was Stolen out of a Drawer in her said Room and
farther says that she verily believes the said Errington
als Merchant Etc. feloniously took and carried away
the said Sum of Money, for that no other Person was in the
Regin from the time of her seeing and Missing said Money

Sworn before me this
29th. day of October 1761 }

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Mary [mark] Hardy< no role >
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