Deceds Wife who gave it the Constable
the Marke of
Mary Osgood< no role > .

all severaly taken &
Acknowledg'd 19th. Day
of Sepr. 1755. before
Ellon freville< no role >
Coronr .

Adjd to Monday 22d.
at the same Place two
o'Clock.

Sepr. 22d..
1.6.
Ell

Edward Wild< no role > of Stepney Victualer . The Deced
Wife on the 17th. instant (& another Person) came to the
Witness & told him her Husband had been push'd out of
a Window & desired his Assistance. That he came &
found him in a dangerous Case his Head, Neck & Breast
much Bruis'd & his Body & private parts much
Swell'd. That he made Use of an Ointart. & let
him Blood in is left Arm to the Quantity of 14
Ounces. That the Decld Declared the Foreman had
push'd him out of a Window(but haa'd as Name
nor whose Foreman) as that he wd. Sue him & make
him pay for itThe Witness told him to Think
of a further State for he ed. not Live over Night. &
Believes he Died of his Benisas & that if his Body
had been Open'd his Bladder wd. Appear Barsten.
but he found as Fracture or Dislocation tho' his
Black was all over black. That he is not a
licenc'd or reytar Physihan but gives his Judgmt.
when applied to & hath so done for those 20 years
That he tell restor'd Persons to their Maltt & Liarbs after
they have been inru'd out of Hospital as incurable
or of having their Liarbs condearan'd to be Cutt off.
That he did not soe the Deard after he was Dead

E Wil

[..] 7.

James Tamey< no role > of Poplar Ropemaker That on 16th
Sepr. he was stand as abt. 11 Feet from the left from
whence the Deced fothbut what poss'd in the Left
between the Deced [..] Stwarn he knows act. That One
of the Left Doors were open to other shall & he fell