James Gresden< no role >
Richd. Sheton< no role > of Pancras keeper That last Sunday
Morning he [..] Jas. Goodwin< no role > his Mate went out Walking &
saw 14 or 16 since in a Field seeminghy slooping & gathering
Same what green-that the first Thing he observ'd ollir the
Sining of the Gun was two never wth. Guns giving off. One of
Huan three man in custody [..] off as frightn'd-the other
not in custody Walk'd off-That then he want up to a Field
where notwan lay [..] ting on the Ground Supported
by anor. Mar who told him he was his own Bror.-The
Witness ask'd him if the Torpor was not Shut & the
Man answrd. yerth at Man that Walk'd off that him
That the Man who walk'd off at [..] 100 yards
distance he saw again to lord his gun & return up to
the wounded Person-The Witness charg'd him well
doing a wrong Action-he sd. he stood in his own
deforce & that the deced & his Bror. had struck him
& his overade & that (painting to the Bror. of the
deced) if he speeks two words I will blow his Brains out
That Thos. Franckly< no role > a Servt. to Mr. Evans come up &
Struck his head & St. he was afraid there was [..]
lane to that the Man had done a wrong Action That the
Man then put his Gun under his left Ann & walk off. that
after this the Man that ran off came up & upon being
ask'd what had been done sd. Wastood upon sir own
defenes to the deced struck first & fell'd him-That the
deced he heard lay as he was a dying Man he never knorlede
him down Semfirms Wells-That Turnips Tops were in
the Baggs & One of the Baggs was put under the decedg had