From all the Circumstances which I have leoined
concerning the Deced I am induced to beleive that the
Wounds reced by her were the Cause of her Death.

But I am of Opinion that these Accidents might
not have proved mortal if due care had been taken
of the deced from the Beginning

taken of Acknowleg'd this
30th. day of April 1764
before E. Umfreville

J. Moffatt.

Josh. Randall< no role > of Brownlow Street Surgeon . Was present
at the opening of the Body 25th. Mr. Moffat & confirms Mr. Moffatt
both in his Acct. & Judgmt. And says the deced on Fryday the 6th.
April abt. 8 at Night came to him for advise abt. [..] a Blow upon
her Head wch. was then bleeding & given her by a Poker by the Candledy
of the Bull & Butcher he slightly Exaied it & dress'd it & desired
her to Go home to a Warm Bed & Apply a Poultier to it & that she
would let him know where she lodged that he might attend her
he says he ask'd her wher. she had any other complaint & she
said noattended her the next day when she came to the shop
& dress'd her head but dent recollect she otherwise complain'd
That on the Monday she sent to the Shop for the Witness & he went
& ask'd for her & the Landlady ask'd him what he wanted
with herhe told her to dress her headshe told him
that she would provide a Surgent as she was to pay for itSays
he inquired where the deced lay & went into her room &
found her in [..] he found her to therabling well & dress'd her
head but she made no complaint of her Ribs or sideThat
as soon as he had dress'd the Head Mrs. Hargrave came in &
again told him that as she was to pay the Surgeon she would
have one of her own & desired to see the Wound & insisted to
See it & he told her it was inst dress'd got not withstanding