Middlesex to wit

The Voluntary Information of
Archibald Burredge< no role > admitted an Evidence
in his Majesty's behalf again James
Collier< no role > & William Bland< no role > touching
certain Felonies & Burglaries by
them Committed in the said County
taken before Us two of his Majesty's
Justice of the Peace for the said County

Who being upon his Oath saith that about
a Month ago between nine & ten o'Clock at night
he together with James Collier< no role > & Wm. Bland< no role >
went into a Street between Park Sheet & Park Lane
where they all got into the Area form Empty
House found the Door which leads into the House
open went up into the Garnel & Bland got out
of the Garrot Window & opened the Sash of the
Garnel Window in the House adjoining and left
this Infomant & Collier in the Empty House and
in about a quarter a few Hour the said Bland
brought to themwhich they tookthree Bundle
which they carried away to Mary Tiptane in
Field Land upon the examining the Bundles has
contained thee pair of Sheets a Coat Waistcoat
& two pair of Breeches two other Coal & a Quantity
of other Wearing Appeal which the said Mary
Tipton< no role > bought and gave them two Guineas and
an half which was divided between this Informt.
Collier & Bland at the Bulls head in Lewleness
Lane St. Giles .

this Informant further Saith that about
last Tuesday was fortnight he together in the
Collier & Bland about Eight o'Clock at night