Strait Waiscoat to be put or him and to be
Clouly Attended lest he should do any mischief
This Deponent further smith the Deceased and
likewise his wife informed that he had been for [..] in
his mind a considerable time before & particularly at the
full and change of the moon, that the deceased
continued in the strong Delirium until about
5 o'Clock on Sunday morning last and then
expired, and is of opinion that his Death was
occasioned by the Blow which he received in his
head by the pole of the Coach at aforesaid.

Fleming French< no role >

the Verdict decidental Death
The Coach Pole a Disdand 1s.

Thos Oxford< no role > Coroner