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Crime, Poverty and Social Policy in the Metropolis
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every necessary Case and attention was shown to the
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deceased who continued in this State until Friday
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when apprehending a fracture had been given
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Deponent sea Gred deceased but although he did
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not find any fracture discovered a large quantity
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of Matter between the Sealp and Skullthe
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deceased became worse and the head from the
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violence of the Injury became near by in a Slate
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of Mortification and on Sunday Evening deceased
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died and has no doubt but the Cruises before
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mentioned were the Cause of his DeathSaith
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that whose Deponent first saw the deceased.
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he was sometimes sensible and readily
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submitted to any thing as he appeared to
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think himself in danger of dying and
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observed to Deponent that he had born
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dragged along the Ground and his head beat
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very much
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