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The Information of
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taken before me this 6th. day of
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May 1767
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Who being upon Oath says that She is Servant to Mrs. Ellison
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in Broad Court, says that a Person now present who calls
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supp'd with her said Mrs. last Nights
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and that they had Cold Roast Beef for Supper, says that
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the sd. Mrs. Ellison observed to the Informant that the said
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Beef was not out hand some and that there was more gone
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then cou'd he gone fairly says that She replied it was
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handsome enough to come to any body's Table or Words to
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that effect and that Molly whom said Mrs. Ellison said
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had given it away cou'd not get at it says that soon
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after this She went into the Kitchen and Cold said Molly
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what the said Mrs. Ellison had said, says that Molly
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replied that he meaning Mr. Swinoe was
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then her
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says that upon these Words being Spoken She heard
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Mrs. Ellison say from the top of the Stairs
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Hussy how
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dare you mention his Name or Words to that effect
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says that Mr. Swinoe immediately came down into the
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Kitchen and addressing himself to Molly said what
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have you said of Mr. and Wyat
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said Molly replied Sir I
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said that you said,
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that you said,
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that the Meat cou'd not
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go fairly whereupon said Swinoe gave said Molly a Slap
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in the face with his hand that said Molly instantly fell
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down backwards upon the Paved Stones, Says that the said
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Molly never Spoke afterwards that they took her up and set her
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on a Chair when it appeared that her head was cut behind &
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Bled, says that the said Molly whose S
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am as
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She is informed is Gardiner was before this
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