Deced told this Dept. that he had been so simple
as to drink a penny worth of Jallop that Morning
which was given him and that he had drank Water after it, which he thought
had hurt him, but did not say that any Body forced him to
drink the Jallop Says that he saw the Deced almost
every day afterwards until Tuesday last (Febry 4.) when
the Deced died, and that the Deced never said that he thought
his illness was occasioned by taking the Jallop, and Dept.
believes that the Deced died in a natural way, and
that the Deced often said that Mr. Frime was always kind
to him. And this Dept. says tha he believes the Deced has
had the Venerial Disease for about four Years last past

John Farmer< no role >

Charles Frame< no role > Victualler on his Oath saith That the Deced
has lodged with him some time, That about five weeks age
he supped there with James Allen< no role > a Gentleman's Servant and
others and drank very freely (the Deced being then out of
order and had not been down Stairs for two or three days before)
Says that the Deced went to Bed about four o'Clock the next
Morning and that said Allen (who was going out of Town)
called the next morning about Eight o'Clock and wished the Deced to come down
& drink with him, but Deced could not come down to drink
but desired that some might be sent up, upon which said
Allen said that he would put some Jallop into his Purl
and accordingly sent for a penny worth of Jallop which he put into a
pennyworth of Purl and the same was taken up to the
Deced same time after this Dept. went up and Deced told him
that he had drank the purl and the Jallop, and Dept. said
that he would sent Deced some Warm two penny but Deced
locked the Door and Dept. could not get in Says that the
Deced continued very ill, but never said that his illness
was occasioned by his taking the Jallop, and Dept. believes
that the Deced died a natural Death

Charles Frame< no role >

Severally Sworn the Day Year &
place abovementioned before me
Tho Prickard< no role > Coroner }