John Hall< no role > of Jervin Street London Gentleman
maketh Oath and saith that he was present this dayYesterday
when the Body of a newborn male Infant [..] was taken
from the Necessary at Depts. Dwelling House, that the
same was taken up bya nightmanthe hand of a
Nightman who was sent for for that purpose, that
when it was taken out he observed a wound at [..] the Corner
of the right side of the Infants mouth, but Dept. cannot
form any Judgment what occasioned the wound nor
can he form any Judgmentwhether the same was world
or not.

Jon: Hall< no role >

Sworn the 15th. day of November
1762 before me}
Tho: Beach< no role > Corr.

Samuel Gundry< no role > Servant to John Hall< no role > of Jervin
Street London Gentleman ) maketh Oath & saith that
having this Morning been informed that Mary Samuel< no role > This name instance is in set 732. This set is in the group(s): MothersOBP . Samuel
Depts. Fellow Servt. was suspected to have been delivered
of a Child and had thrown the same down the Necessary
there, he was desired by hisyourMistress to go to the said
Necessary in Order tofirsttake the same from thence; says
he immediately went there & saw the Child,but it was
to deepand took hold of it with a Pair of Tongs round
the Neck of it, that the Tongs slipt & the Child fall into
the Soil again & was as Dept. believes as soon afterwards
taken out by a Nightman.

Sworn the 15th. day of November
1762 before me

Tho: Beach< no role > Corr.

Saml. Gundry< no role >

The saidMary Rose Hall< no role > further says that having examined
the [..] Box in which the sd. Mary Samuel< no role > keeps her
Wearing Apparel she found therein the following Child
Bed Linnen, to wit, a Child's Gown, a Shirt a Cap: and a
Wartees at

Sworn the 15th. day of Novr. 1762
before me}

Tho: Beach< no role > Corr.

R Hall