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<p n="2031"> <note type="authorial" place="margin"> <rs type="placeName" id="WACWIC65211_geo1568">City & Liberty<lb></lb>
of Westrnr</rs>
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. in the<lb></lb>
County of <rs type="placeName" id="WACWIC65211_geo1569">Midsex</rs>
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<lb></lb>
Informations taken this <rs type="date" id="WACWIC65211_date432">Twenty third<lb></lb>
day of December 1771</rs>
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at the <rs type="placeName" id="WACWIC65211_geo1570">Parish of St.<lb></lb>
John the Evangelist</rs>
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within the <rs type="placeName" id="WACWIC65211_geo1571">Liberty of<lb></lb>
Westminster</rs>
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in the County, of <rs type="placeName" id="WACWIC65211_geo1572">Middlesex</rs>
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<lb></lb>
upon an Inquisition touching the Death<lb></lb>
of <rs type="persName" id="WACWIC65211_n2031-1">George Harrison</rs>
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lying dead in the<lb></lb>
said Parish Liberty and County.</p>
<p n="2032"> <rs type="persName" id="WACWIC65211_n2032-1">Robert Brooks</rs>
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a Lodger at Mr. Miller at Cooper's<lb></lb>
Bridge on his Oath saith That he Works with Mr. Nash<lb></lb>
a Collin <rs type="occupation" id="WACWIC65211_occ511">Printer</rs>
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at Morris's Causeway, where the<lb></lb>
Deced has likewise Worked at him for the last four<lb></lb>
Years, Says that he and the Deced worked there last<lb></lb>
Friday and when they left off work they want<lb></lb>
to drink at two several Publick Houses near<lb></lb>
the Old Bar<obscured></obscured>
where they Supped upon Sprat<lb></lb>
and afterwards went into a<obscured></obscured>
at the Old Ray<lb></lb>
house, about a Man<obscured></obscured>
out of it, Says<lb></lb>
that they afterwards<obscured></obscured>
Brat from the King<lb></lb>
Arms. Stairs believe Westmr<obscured></obscured>
and both went<lb></lb>
into it intending by other desirer of the Deced, to<lb></lb>
go to Bother Bridge, and the Deced rowed<lb></lb>
to Lambeth Stairs<obscured></obscured>
they went as<obscured></obscured>
and<lb></lb>
drank some Bars<obscured></obscured>
there (it being<lb></lb>
their about one o'Clock in<obscured></obscured>
day Morning) Says<lb></lb>
that they went to the Boat again and the Deced<lb></lb>
Rowed up the <rs type="placeName" id="WACWIC65211_geo1573">River Thames</rs>
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a great Way, when<lb></lb>
desired Dept. to<obscured></obscured>
Row Says that he got up<lb></lb>
in order to go to Row and that the Deced at the<lb></lb>
some time got up and standing on one side of<lb></lb>
the Boat they both fill over Boat into the<lb></lb>
Thomas (both of their being much in Liguor.)</p>
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