[..]

Thomas Crosby< no role > of Marybone Coachman , [..]
to Mrs Hustler saith that about five o'Clock on Monday
in the Evening he saw the Deceased in Bed Ill, that he
Staid with him about an houer & half, in which time he
appeared sometimes sensable & Sometimes upon the
flighty order [..] says the Deceased
said nothing to him otherwise then Tom or Thomas
When he was sansable, but when he was miserable he
wo'd Mutter out Brentford Election & I shall die to might
that during the time here as in sensable he Twitched at
the sheets and Pulled one of themall mostout & wo'd
have flung it a way, That he sett up with him all
night on Monday night last during which time he
was in sensable,

wth severaly taken & acknowleg'd
the day Year & Place first
above mentioned before
E Umfreville
Coronr.

Thomas Crosby< no role >
&, Willfull Murder by some
Person or Persons unknown