The King agt. Cowen and Conw [..]

Thomas Perkins< no role > of Storeys Gate in the
City of Westminster Surgeon maketh Oath as
follows and saith that alsofive or six a days
afteron Sunday the Second day of October
last and severall times before he visited
William Carley< no role > [..] constable of Covent Garden
on Account of the Wounds alledged to be
given by the Defendants Cowen and Conway
and this Deponent farther saysth that upon
examining the said Carlisle he had received
a superficial would in the Breast not
half an Inch in an oblong and also a
slight wound on the Shoulder of no
consequence both which are healed and
the said Carlishe has been abroad And this
Deponent farther sayth that the wound
in the Breast did not peicetrate into the
Cavity of the Thorax and coud not therefore
produce any Dangerous consequence, the
superficial wound in the Shoulder being
Nisliag and this Deponent farther
also sayth that to the best of his Judgment
the said Carlishe is now totally out of
Danger

Sworn in Court this 8th day
of October 1748
Forbes

Thos. Perkins< no role >