In the Parish of Isleworth this day Febry 4th 1748/9
I was this day called upon to Attend the Coroner & His Jury
And to been the Bodey of A Woman, which I did before them
I perceived A Wound Not-Healed, upon the Upper Paris of
The Hip bone on the lest side, and Putting a Probe into [..]
found [..] went obliquely Inwards & down wards to the
Joint where the Head of the [..] high Bone is Arhantated
[..] the Great Bone of the Hip, fell-the Bones Rough,
Carious & Rotten, upon [..] laking the wound, found
The Head of the Glugh Bone Broke of, And the Arhanla [..]
quite Loose and Seperated, The [..] usseels & Membranes
Black, Said, & Mortifyed, and A La [..] Cavety
full of Black felid, Stinking Matter

The Length of the Cavety was about Seven or eight Inches
And the Putrefyed Master not haveing a free discharge
from the Wound which was above, Such down
between the Musseles & Membranes and tanted
Them about Hay Way down the Thigh
I am fulley Convinced this Wound was the Occasion
of the Womans death, and also belive could
never have been Cured Even if all Proper
Methods had been Used

I found No Bullet The Dantsall Round the Wound
King so Carrapted, Judged At not only Unnecessary
but even dangerous, to Examine any further

The Informacon of J. Bethune Taken the fourth day of
Febry 1748 before Robt. Wright< no role > Esqr . Corondr for the
County of Middx at, the Sign of the Phenx in Isleworth
in the County of Middx.

Katherine