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The Information of Jane Shivers< no role > wife of Claud
Shivers< no role > of May Tare in the Parish of St: Georges
Hanover Square Chairman Willaim Parker< no role > of Swallow
Street Sr. James's Stone Cutter and William Williamson< no role >
now a Patient in Sr. George Hospital Hyde Park
Corner , taken before me this 11th. day of Septr.
1753.

Jane Shivers< no role > being oath says that on the 28h. of August last
this Informant heard her son John Shivers< no role > was in St. Georges Hospital
then this Informant & Imediately went to the said Hospital and there saw her Son [..]
[..] Very bed & the Surgeon belonging to the Hospital told her he
beleived her son could not live, & then this Informant went away
and came again on the Thursday following and then [..]
this Informant asked her son [..] who hurt him and he answerd, the
Park keeper Struck him, then this Informant asked him when [..]
and he said on his Back, and this Informant further says
that all the time of her said sons Illness he cryed out [..] Sir
forgive me your Staff is to bigg, and further says that her said
son languished for about a fortnight and then Died,

Jane [mark] Shivers< no role >
for Mark

William Parker< no role > being upon oath Says that he was in Sr. Georges
Hospital as a Patient on the 28h. day of August last when he
heard John Shivers tell his Mother Jane Shivers< no role > that the Park keeper
struck him on his Back and this Informant further says
that whilst the Deceased was Ill he heard him cry Pray forgive
me the Stick is to long,

William park< no role >

William Williamson< no role > being upon oath says that he was a
Patient in St. Georges Hospital on the 28th. day of August