would take her out of the Cart Dead
That he stopd at the Horse and Groom at
Tottenham And there the Deceased had Two
Penny worth of PurlThat he did not
Stop any where else till he got to Mr. Cookes
at Enfield highway the Church Warden
(except at the Goat at Ponders End to Ask
whether Mr. Sedcole was out of Office
And at Mr. Longs near Mr. Hamiltons to buy
a Truss of Straw) And when he went to Put
the Straw into the Cart he Perceived the
Woman was DeadThat after her
saw She was Dead he went to Mr. Cookes
for an Order to Deliver her at the
WorkhouseAnd he then Delivered
her at the WorkhouseSaith That
She was [..] brought from St Giles's Workhouse
(as he Believes) last Saturday
That he saw her on Sunday Morning in
Bridewell And she was then ill
That She had not any Thing to Eat or
Drink on Monday Evening at his Masters