William Walker< no role > House Surgeon at St. George's Hospital
on his Oath saith that about three O' Clock in the Afternoon
on Sunday last the Deced was brought in a Post Choise to said
Hospital, says that he observed the Deced was Wounded under the
right Arm, says that he immediately sent for Mr. Hawkins
one of the Surgeons belonging to said Hospital, says that
Mr. Hawkins soon after came there and examined the Deceds
Wound and laid it opon, Says that Mr. Hawkins declared
that one or more of the Deced's Ribs were broke, and took
out several pieces Bones, says that proper care was
taken of the Deced in said Hospital, says that Deced grew
worse, and that Deced Died in said Hospital on Monday Night
last about Eleven O' Clock Deponent says that he believes
the Wound was recedfromby a Bullet entring in there,
and is of opinion that the Wound was the Occasion of
the Death of the Deced.

Severally Sworn the Day Year
and Place abovementioned, before me
Tho. Prickard< no role > Coroner .}

Wm. Walker< no role >