Ann Wright< no role > declare, that her Mistress Morning
Mr. Geo:Sibson< no role > 's [..] Wife had brought some porion
down from London, & this Informant father says
that he was verily persuaded as well before
as since the opening of the said Mr. Sibson [..]
Body that the Disease with which he was afflited
was by no means a Consumption but says that the
Complaints he made in his Lifetime, by the Symtoms
that appeared near his Death, and by what might
he [..] Judged from the appearance of the Stomach
the in a very Putrid State he has Just reason to believe
that the said Mr. Geo: Sibson< no role > [..] came by his Death
by poison and that from the Un natural Behavior [..]
from time to time during his attendance on him
of the Mother in Lane Mrs. Martin, of the Wife of the sd.
Geo: Sibson< no role > [..] and on finding in the said wives possession
Bread & Butter with something of a poisonous Nature
on it Joined to [..] other circumstances he has cause to
inspect that the said Poison had been administered to the
said Geo: Sibson< no role > [..] to the knowledge and by the Priority
and Consent of the said Mrs. Martin, Mrs Sibson and
Ann Wright< no role > the Maid - Ann say that (among others)
his reasons for suspecting Ann Wright< no role > is because
as he was informed by Mr. Bearblock & verily believes
that the said Ann wright< no role > on Lord Mistress's Mrs. Sibson
mentioning poison as aforesaid, went and took the Bread
& Butter abovementioned out of a Bandbox where