o Clock the next Morning he went and got the
plate from the place where he had concealed it
in Bedford Square & he Bland & Collen
[..] carried it to Mary Tiptons in Field Lane
Bland & Collier did not go in this Informant
Sold to her for ten Guineas and afterwards [..]
this Informant & Bland together with one
Montfort went to Moses Emanuels when this
Informant & Bland went into the House and
Emanuel paid them the thirteen Shillings &
Six pence being the remainder of the Money for
which Bland & Collier had sold the plate for
the Night before this Informant saith that they
then went to the Bulls head where they
shared the Seventeen Guineas & thirteen
Shillings & Six pence between them Says
that a Candlestick was left with Mary Tipton< no role >
by her own desire as she sayd, it was not Silver
but she would have it tryed has not one head
anything of it or recovered any Money for it
And this informants further Smith that the
two Knife Cases now produced was taken
by the said James Collier< no role > William Bland< no role >
in the above Robberey and was by them
left by them in the Empty House nearadjoining
adjoining to the Dwelling House of Admiral Store

Sworn before Us this
10th day of April 1781}
James Croft< no role >
Jno. Barnfather< no role >

his
Archibald [mark] Barredge< no role >
mark