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Burglary, Kentish Town : broke open the dwelling house of Mr. Thomas Hubbard, on Sunday or Monday night, 15th or 16th of July, 1798, at No.3, Hayman's Row, nearly opposite the Bull and Gate, Kentish Town, and the following articles took away, viz : six tea spoons, marked T.P.H. three ditto, marked T.F.H. and a tea strainer two table spoons, T.P.H. two ditto, T.F.H. two ditto, L.M. one ditto marrow spoon, a pair of tongs, a pair of salt [&] pepper castor and punch ladle, (no mark) a crown piece of Charles II. and a half-crown of Edward VI., several new shirts, shifts, and aprons, tablecloths and napkins, all marked T.P. Hubbard, a new blue round cotton gown, a red spotted ditto, a quantity of childrens clothes, silk and cotton handkerchiefs, neck ditto, seven pair of sheets, marked T.P. Hubbard, and a great quantity of other wearing apparel, table and bed linen &c. &c : should any of the above articles be offered for sale or to pawn, please to stop the parties, and a reward (on conviction) of five guineas shall be paid by applying to Mr. Thomas Hubbard, no. 3, Hayman's Row, Kentish Town : any information that can in the least tend to the discovery of the offenders, will be thankfully received.
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