she did or did not take the Powders he doth
not know as he never saw her again 'till after
her death.

Willm [..]

John Dowling< no role > of the Broad Way
Westminster & Military Hair-
-Dresser being sworn deposeth
that to the best of his Knowledge
he thinks it was on Friday Morning last
the 21st. of July Instant he was
at Work in his Shop which he
rents in New Tothill Street
& Serjeant Noble was in the
said Shop and asked others
who were there if the would join for some
Gin and three half Quarterns were sent for
and this Deponent and his Journey Man and
the said Serjeant Noble and the deceased
drunk the said Gin in the Shop and she
then thanked the Serjeant for it and this
Deponent is convinced there was nothing
in the Gin that could hurt any one as they
all drank of the same Liquor and out
of the same Glass.

John Dowling< no role >

The Verdict That Eleanor Reinhold< no role > died of an Inflammation
from the Effects of a Fever

David Murray< no role > Foreman

St. Margts. Westminster
25th. July 1797
Informations on
Eleanor Reinhold< no role > Reynolds
Verdict Natural Death a Fever