till after one o'Clock that this Deponent did not
me the declared after be parted with time on Monday
Evening the 8th. Enstt. abot. half part 8 o'Clock
and hand about half part 3 o'Clock on Tuesday
afternoon that the deceased had shot himself
in Hyde Park , That this Deponent inquired of
Mr. Morland (one of the Patners with [..] Benson
and Hammenley with [..] to the Deceased was a
Clerk whether then was any Deficiency in his
Accounts who informed him then was not and
this Deponent is of opinion that the deceased said denty [..]
very much depressed and dissor'd in his mind
hat for what reason he cannot tell as then
was no deficiency in his Accots. with the Bankers.

James Hoyte< no role >

William Walker< no role > [..] Surgeon at St George's Hospital
being sworn smith that about [..] two o'Clock in
the afternoon in Tuesday last the 9th. Instant [..]
[..]
En end the Apothecary to the Hospital [..] not for into
House Park to a Person who had shot himself, [..] when
they came up to the deceased he was lying in [..]
upon the Ground and that they conveyed link in a
Carriage to the Hospital and that they found the
Shot and penetrated the Brain whereupon they trap [..]
the Skull that the deceased remained insensible until
six of the Clock or Thursday

Thursday Evening the 11th. Instant and then expired

Wm. Walker< no role >

The Verdict That David Hurter< no role > was disordered
in his Mind and in a fit of Lunacy shot him
-self in Hyde Park in the Parish of St. George
Hanover Square on Tuesday the 9th. of
April 1793

Richrd Tomkin< no role > Foreman