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Crime, Poverty and Social Policy in the Metropolis
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Informt. very ill provokeing words
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and this Informt. desired ye sd Cowland to
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be friends and he would give him wt
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satisfaccon he pleased, and also Sr. Andrew
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told ye sd Cowland that he would give
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him satisfaccon on ye morrow & offer'd
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tell him where he lodged; And
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this Informt. desired them to be friends
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& go and drinke a glass of wine together
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which Mr Cowland seemingly consent'd
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to and whilst this Informt. stood at ye
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foott of ye
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ye Sd Sr Andrew & Mr
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Cowland were gone up, and imediately
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this Informt. hearing a great noise on
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ye sudden he ran up Staires as fast as
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he could & saw some person have hold
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off Mr Cowland whose sword was then
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naked in his hand but did not see
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any other sword drawne & as this
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Informt had taken hold on Mr Cowland
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Sr Andrew told this Informt that he
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was wounded & afterwards told this
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he meaning
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Informt. that (Cowland) had barbarous
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murdered him before his sword was
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drawne. And this Informt. afterwards
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seised ye sd Cowland & tooke his sword
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from him which was then bloody five
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or six inches & then thrust him into
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