Instant and was told that she was in the
Cellar upon which he went down and saw
Mr. Vaughan with a Candle looking at the
Deced, who lay upon a Bed (as Dept. thinks)
and the Blanket upon the Bed was
very Wet, Says that the Girl at first
appeared to be dead, but immediately
after Sighed once, Says that he desired
Mrs. Wade to put a Dry Blanket upon the
Deced, and he sent Mr. Vaughan for an
Apothecary , Says that he went to look for
Mr. Wade but could not find him, Says that
he returned with Mr. Greenaway< no role > the
Church Warden to the Deced where he found her
dead, Says that he observed no Marks of
violence upon the Deced, but cannot say
what caused her Death.

Jno. Gaunt< no role >

Thomas Child< no role > a Lodger at Mr. Wade's in
Tufton Street Westmr . Carman on his Oath
saith That he has head the Deced cry out
two or three different times, in the back
Yard, Says that Mr. Wade was then in
the Yard, but Dept. does not know that
Mr. Wade struck the Deced

Thomas Child< no role >
[mark]
his Mark

Sarah the Wife of James Mathews< no role > a Lodger
at Mr. Arman in Vine Street Westmr . Laborer
on his Oath saith That on Saturday last in
the Forenoon Mrs. Child came to the Chandler's
Shop where Dept. was and desired Dept. to
go with her to help in moving a Child that
was