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The Information of George Pagett< no role >
Ann Wingrove< no role > , George Crozier< no role > , Joseph Ligo< no role > , and Samuel
Collins< no role > a Constable, taken upon Oath this 23d day of March
1781 and first the said George Pagett< no role > for himself saith that
the several things which was taken from Moses Levy< no role > on
Monday morning last, are this Deponents property
viz. a Silver Cream Jugg, two small Silver Spoons, and
a pair of Silver Sugar Tongues, and the said Ann
Wingrove for herself saith, that on Morning last, about
nine o'Clock, she had set the abovesaid things, on the
Tea Table for her Masters Breakfast, and while she
went down stairs into the Kitchen, which was not more
than five Minutes, when she Returned, met the
said Moses Levy< no role > coming out of the Parlour, and
asked him, what he wanted, he stood and looked, but
made no answer, but after some time, he asked for
some Gentleman, but the name this Deponants has forgets,
he was told to go upon pair of Stairs and ask, but he
instantly went away, this Deponent then went into
the Parlour, and missed the above mentioned things, which
she had before set upon theTeaTable for her Masters Breakfast,
she then immediately ran out after him and carried out
stop Thief, And the said George Crozier< no role > for himself
saith that on Monday morning last, about nine o'Clock
he saw standing in his Parlour, and saw the said Moses
Levy< no role > walking backwards, and forwards, at the fourth of the
House of the said George Pagett< no role > and looking in at the