Middlesex to wit

The Information of Sarah Lyburn< no role > Servant to Wm.
Dudman< no role > of Paddington Butcher Taken before me
this 10th. day of April 1760

Who being upon Oath says that on Monday Night last She this Depont.
lay in Room in her said Masters House, next to that of one Ann
Hurlock< no role > This name instance is in set 39943854876. a Servant to one Mrs. Legross a Lodger in this Informants
Masters House, says that between five and six o'Clock on the
Tuesday Morning Vizt. Tuesday Morning last, the said Ann
Hurlocks< no role > came to this Informant's Bed sideandcalled to this Informant and desired her to get up, saying
She had had the Belly Ach very bad all Night, says She this
Informt. did get up accordingly and went to the said Hurlock in her
own Room, says the said Ann Hurlock< no role > This name instance is in set 43854876. then desired her to go
down to the Vault and Map it, says She this Informant did
accordingly go down Stairs and Mop the Vault where She found
a large Quantity of Blood and likewise in the Kitchin, tho' both
the Vault and Kitchin Appeared to this Informt. to have been
Mopp'd before, says She this Informt. soon after went up Stair
to her Mistress, Told her what She had seen, and that She believed
the Maid up Stairs had either Miscarried or that She was
in Labour, says that her Mistress then Jumpt out of Bed
and Ordered the Midwife and Mr. Gibbs the Constable to be sent
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