carried the [..] into his Tother House at which time
to had only his Shirt on [..]
and the same Proper carried himself Hairs into his
bed Chamber on the two Pair of Shirts [..] Trouting the
Stratton Street their Deponent and heard the deceased
speak again after he was brought out of the that
He asked the Father if his for had been ill who answed
that had been ill and when they left him in its Bed that
be seem'd cool and composed.

Joseph Webb< no role >

George [..] fell. [..] of Spicester Square bury sworn
[..] abt. one o'Clock Yesterday
[..] a [..] to Mr. Price came to desire for
would come to fel Young Mr. [..] his fallen
out of the two Yr of Hin Window, upon to [..]
deponent directed the Servt. to call upon Mr. Fisher
a Surgeon in Altomorte Street [..]
to meet him at Mr. Price's but when the deponent
got to Mr. Price's house he found there Mr. Gumming
a Surgeon and Mr. Herbert an Apothecary who told he that
that young Mr [..] dead penth fall out of the
two [..] Window this deponent ser tilled
in on Petts [..] about of his [..] asked
him as he [..] who [..] him [..]
[..] and [..]
[..]
Fit of [..] and that State got [..]
threw himself out [..] of the windows in
her [..] into the Street by which he removed
about [..] which on the Camp of the death

George Basson< no role >

Mr. [..] of hatton Street being
Lewis [..] Servt Mr. [..]
sworn deponent that the deceased [..]
house in [..] Forty is be up and [..] when board
there [..]
every in Mount Street this that deponent attended
on the deceased who Dept in [..] there [..] last
part, and und to wit up with him every Evening till