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<p n="541">then supposed that the Symptons proceeded from Extravasation<lb></lb>
of Blood under the Cranium, in consequence of which a portion<lb></lb>
of the Cronium was removed by the Trepanm, and a Quantity of<lb></lb>
Blood evacuated, which for a little which releived her complaints<lb></lb>
in a very Small degree, but the deceased fell again into a State<lb></lb>
of Stupor and Insensibility, and remained in that State until<lb></lb>
about a quarter before two on Tuesday Morning, when she Died<lb></lb>
After her Death the Head was opened and a large quantity of<lb></lb>
Congulated Blood was found is several places both upon the<lb></lb>
Surface and in the substance of the Brain which evidently<lb></lb>
proved the cause of her Death, Deponent says on Monday<lb></lb>
Morning a Gentleman came to the Hospital and enquired of the<lb></lb>
Deponent if there was not a Woman brought in the Night before<lb></lb>
that had received an accident, he answered, Yes. the Gentleman<lb></lb>
then said he wondered how the Horses should go so fast Deponent<lb></lb>
then asked him if it was his Carriage that run over the Woman<lb></lb>
he replied it was not his Carriage but he was in the Carriage the<lb></lb>
Gentleman waited about twenty Minutes to see Mr. Justamond the<lb></lb>
Surgeon but he not coming he went away and Deponent did not see<lb></lb>
him afterwards.</p>
<p n="542">John Winslow Mayd</p>
<p n="543"> <rs type="persName" id="WACWIC65224_n543-1">Mary Brunt</rs>
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<interp inst="WACWIC65224_n543-1" type="gender" value="female"></interp>
Day <rs type="occupation" id="WACWIC65224_occ374">Nurse</rs>
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of <rs type="placeName" id="WACWIC65224_geo557">Westminster Hospital</rs>
<interp inst="WACWIC65224_geo557" type="placeName" value="Westminster Hospital"></interp>
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on her<lb></lb>
Oath saith that the Deceased never spoke any thing<gap reason="illegible"></gap>
<lb></lb>
while she was in the Hospital excepting a Muthering which<lb></lb>
She thought was Jesus Christ, Says a Footman in a Brown<lb></lb>
Livery turned up with Red, a Red Waistcoat, and a plain<lb></lb>
Silver laced Hat came on Tuesday Morning to enquire how the deceased was whether she was alive or dead and<lb></lb>
deponent told him she was Dead, and showed <del>him to her</del>
<lb></lb>
her to him, but Deponent did not know who the Footman was<lb></lb>
or his Master or Mistress he not telling her nor she not asking</p>
<p n="544">The<figure rend="mark"></figure>
Mark<lb></lb>
of Mary Bruntt</p>
<p n="545"> <rs type="persName" id="WACWIC65224_n545-1">Samuel Mortlock</rs>
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<interp inst="WACWIC65224_n545-1" type="gender" value="male"></interp>
<rs type="occupation" id="WACWIC65224_occ375">Messenger</rs>
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to <rs type="placeName" id="WACWIC65224_geo558">Westminster Hospital</rs>
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<interp inst="WACWIC65224_geo558" type="type" value="undefined"></interp>
on his<lb></lb>
Oath saith that he went this Day to Captain Roberts who was<lb></lb>
the Officer of the Guard on Sunday night at <rs type="placeName" id="WACWIC65224_geo559">the Horse Guards</rs>
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<lb></lb>
who told him that<del>the</del>
two Gentlemen came to him and<lb></lb>
desired he would send a Poor Woman that was run over in<lb></lb>
the Street to an Hospital and left half a Guinea for that purpose<lb></lb>
said the Gentlemen seemed frightened, that the Captain sent<lb></lb>
two Many but that he did not enquire who the Gentlemen was<lb></lb>
neither did they tell the Captain.</p>
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