Middlesex
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The Information of Frances Bradshaw< no role >
[..] Widow Abigaill < no role > the Wife of Samuel
Hutton< no role > Francis Surrey< no role > , William Hammert< no role > on
Henry Green< no role > & William Hawthorn< no role > Constable

taken before Us two of his Majesty's
Justices of the Peace for the said County

Who severally being upon Oath say and first
this Informant Frances Bradshaw< no role > for herself
saith that in the Night on Thursday sen night last her
Dwelling House in Little Queen Ann Street St
Mary Le Bone was Broke Open and the following
things Stolen there out Vizt: a Pair of Silver
Candlesticks with Nozells, a Silver Waiter a Silver
Table Spoon a Tea Chest [..] two Table Cloths & a Black
Silk Hatt
and this Informt: for the saith that One of the
said Silver Candlesticks the Pair of Nossels a Tea
Chest a Silver Waiter a Silver Table Spoon [..] the
two Table Cloths & Black Silk Hatt now Produced are this Informants
property and were Stolen from her House as
abovementioned Cart who the Persons were who
Broke her House Open and Stole the above things
she does not Know But further saith that on the
Next Morning about 7' o Clock she came down into
her Kitchen & found One of the Window Shutters
Open and the Area Door open

And this Informant Abigail Hutton< no role > for herself
saith that she is the Servant of the said Frances
Bradshaw< no role > & on the Night of thursday sen'night
she went to Bed about One o Clock & the Window
Shutters were fastened and the Window down
and the Area Door also fastened when she got up
about Seven o'Clock the Next Morning she found
the Area Door Open and the Kitchen Window Shutters
also Open and besides the Goods which were above
Stolen & belonging to her Mistress the following things
now Produced were also at the same time Stolen there out which
are the Property of this Informt. Husband Samuel
Hutton< no role > Vizt. twelve Aprons One Bed Gown two Silk
Handkerchiefs & One Linen Handkerchief a Flannell
Pettycoat a Pair of Sleeves & a Black Silk Hatt
and a Pair