Middlesex
to wit}

Informations Taken the Sixth day of April
1782 At the House of William Waterman< no role >
Known by the Sign of the Hollybrush in the
Parish of Enfield before Thomas Phillips< no role > One
of the Coroners for the said County on view of
Body of Jane Hill< no role > Osbaldiston then and there
lying Dead as follow (to wit)

William Rogers< no role > of Islington Servant to Henry
Adams< no role > This name instance is in set 1591. Contractor for the County of Middlesex
under the Vagrant Out Saith That last Monday
Evening Informant Brought the Deceased
from Clerkenwell Bridewell to his Masters
by his Masters OrdersThat She had been
Committed there as a VagrantThat She Lodged
at his Masters on Monday Night in the usual
way with Other Female Vagrants
That only four or five More Lodged with the
Deceased in the same RoomThat they
had straw to Licon and some Covering like
a BlanketSaith That the Deceased
walked from the Prison to Informants Masters
That the next Morning Informant Brought
her in a Cart to Enfield That She got into
the Cart herselfThat as she Came along
She Desired Informant to Stop many times
Said She was Dying And that Informant