September 1799.

Cross Examined by Mr.. Nares, - Aris never
told me that Evans was ill, if there was any Conver-
-sation with Butcher in Mr.. Aris's presence it was when
the Wine was mentioned I think at that time
the Governor was present. - Aris was never
present when Butcher applied for the Certificate

Henry Kay< no role > One of the Servants at the House
of Correction; - I remember a Man of the Name
of Evans coming to the House of correction about
9. o' Clock in the Evening, I was upon Duty that
Night, I received him, conducted him up Stairs
to where he was to sleep he complained of being
in a bad state of Health and mentioned the thinness
of the covering and was afraid from his bad state
of health of getting Cold, he asked me if I could
accommodate him with some more covering I told
him I could not get any more Blankets he
pressed me to get him some further covering I
then fetched him one of the Watch coats he was
very thankful for it, I bid him good Night next
Day I think I saw him in the Kitchen, he was
in the Kitchen two or Three day's and then went
into the Infirmary, Butcher was with him when
in the Kitchen I really thought the Man was ill
from his Appearance.

Joseph Ballard< no role > One of the Servants of the
House of Correction recollects Evans being in the
Prison never saw him before he was in the Kitchen
he saw him about 1 or 2. days after he came in he
Complained that he was poorly, he was taken
from there into the Sick Ward for the benefit of
Medicine, cannot say how many Days he was
in the Prison before he came into the Kitchen
cannot speak at all to that do not recollect he had
any Meat in the Kitchen, he had seen him Eat
in the Kitchen but what he did Eat he did not
know he never gave him any do not know of any
Meat being brought him while he was in the
Kitchen except the Sprats.