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<p n="1302">they began to he rather afraid and went up to the Warehouse<lb></lb>
and called Several times but received no Answer, they then went<lb></lb>
to the Old Ware Room, found the Door unlocked with the Keys<lb></lb>
in itwhen they went into the Room they found the Deceased<lb></lb>
hanging from a Reason, by a Rope round his Neck, and the Dept.<lb></lb>
immediately cut him down, and a Surgeon was Meetly sent for<lb></lb>
says the Deceased has appeared to Deponent to have been very<lb></lb>
different in his manner and behaviour for some time past, to<lb></lb>
what he formerly was, being very touchey and not seeming pleased<lb></lb>
with what was done, and he has thought that at Intervals his<lb></lb>
Intellects were not as they used to beSays he was frequently <lb></lb>
much agitated and would tremble and his Eyes seem to be fixed<lb></lb>
the Deceased has several times laid his Hand on his side where<lb></lb>
he had a Swelling and say he could get no restDeponent<lb></lb>
Says he has reason to believe that his Mind has been much<lb></lb>
distmbed on account of his eldest Son, whose Conduct had given<lb></lb>
him great uneasiness</p>
<p n="1303"> <rs type="persName" id="WACWIC65227_n1303-1">Edward Wilson</rs>
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<p n="1304"> <rs type="persName" id="WACWIC65227_n1304-1">Frederick Walsh</rs>
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of <rs type="placeName" id="WACWIC65227_geo1576">the Strand</rs>
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<rs type="occupation" id="WACWIC65227_occ1072">Surgeon</rs>
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on his Oath saith<lb></lb>
That yesterday about One o' Clock in the Afternoon he was<lb></lb>
called to the Deceaseds' House, and found the Deceased lying on<lb></lb>
the Ground in the Old Ware Room, and Mrs. Wilson Supporting him<lb></lb>
Deceased appearing to be very black Deponent asked how long</p>
<p n="1305">it was supposed he might have hung, they replied they<lb></lb>
Supposed it might have been three quarters of an Hour Dept.<lb></lb>
was clear nothing could be done, but for the Satisfaction of<lb></lb>
the Family he opened a Vein in each Arm but no Blood came<lb></lb>
there was a general Extravasation or blackness all over, but<lb></lb>
he however admmitted Glisters but to no effect, for he was<lb></lb>
past recoveryDeponent found the Deceased had an Abcess<lb></lb>
on the left side (which he supposes might contain a<obscured></obscured>
<lb></lb>
of matter) and that consequently at times he must have been<lb></lb>
in very great PainDeponent says that for about three<lb></lb>
Months past he has discovered an alteration in the Deceaseds<lb></lb>
manner, particularly a Wildness in his Eyes, and frequently <lb></lb>
mentioned it to Mrs. Walsh that he thought him an altered<lb></lb>
ManDeponent says the Deceased has been an <rs type="occupation" id="WACWIC65227_occ1073">ailing More</rs>
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<lb></lb>
for some time, and that his Complaints being not likely to<lb></lb>
be removed brought on a low Spiritedness which he could<lb></lb>
not get the better of</p>
<p n="1306"> <rs type="persName" id="WACWIC65227_n1306-1">Fredk. Mann</rs>
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