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for the said County the
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day of November 1786 Who being on their Oaths
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First the said
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for himself
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saith that last Night about Ten o' Clock
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he went in Company with the Woman now
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present who says her Name is
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Mary Flanningan
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to a House in a
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that whilst he was so with her on the sd Bed he verily
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believes she the said Mary Flanningan Picked his
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pocket of four Guineas and a French Crown
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Breeches Pocket upon which he Immediately
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felt therein and found his purse Empty
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and his Money gone that he then told her she
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had Robbed him upon which the replied " You
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who called to somebody else for a Candle
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when a Man
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brought one Alightfurther saith that he offered
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her half the Money if she would return the
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rest but she still persisted the had not got it
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after met a Peace Officer who went with him
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back to the said House and took the said Woman
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into Custody and also saw him find and
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