Middlesex to wit

The Information of william Haswell< no role > of the Castle
and Falcoln Inn Aldersgate Street Labourer and sarah< no role >
the Wife of William Warbey< no role > of no 6 North Place Banner
Street in the Parish of Saint Luke in the said County
of Middlesex Wheelwright taken on Oath before us two of
His Majesty's Justices of the Peace in and for the said
County this 26th Day of March 1794

The said William Haswell< no role > Saith That he is Carter to [..]
Thomas Harris< no role > of the Castle and Falcoln Inn aforesaid
On Friday the twenty eighth day of february last he
received (among other Things into his Cart) a [..] wooden
Box or Tea chest containing several Tin Coffee Biggins and Tin Card Racks,
which he was ordered to deliver to Mr Sheckland in Shickland in St
John's Street , that this Informant stopped at Mr Walter
Hattums< no role > in Saint John Street , and he left his Cart for the
space of about two Minutes, during which time the box
with the Contents was stolen from the Cart, and this
Informant saith that he verily believes the wooden Chirt
now produced is the same that was stolen as aforesaid

The said Sarah [..] Warbey< no role > saith That she has been
acquainted with the Prisoner under Examination ann
Harris< no role > between four and five months; that about sixteen
days ago upon a Saturday Evening about six o Clock
William Thomas Harris< no role > brought the Coffee Biggins and
Tin Card Racks now produced, part in a bag and part in a
basket, he asked liberty to leave them a while in this informants
apartments, which she consented to do, that the prisoner
William Thomas Harris< no role > lives with his Mother the said
ann Harris< no role > , that this informant on Account of her
Husbands disapprobation went two or three times to the
said Ann Harris< no role > to request she would take the said Goods
away, and the said Ann Harris< no role > always promised to
remove them, but delayed it from day to day, that this
informant