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The Examination of Susanna Broadhurst 7th. 16989

She saith about 19 or 11 o'th clock in the morning of that day on which the Examinant + Mr Lawson + Mr Johnson were taken up and brought before me she + mr Lawson having been abroad for 3 or 4 houres returned home to their Lodgings at mr Dickinson's a Taylor in Fryar street in Black Fryars {and} as soon as they came into their Lodging room which was up two pair of staires they found the said Johnson not standing in the said Room but sitting on the Harth with his Leggs toward the fire and the Tongs in his hands and as they stood at the Door looking on him in that posture he took the pot off the fire with the Tongs + poured molten metall out of it into the Flask + while he was pouring she and mr Lawson came forwards in pouring it in and a while after the said Johnson opened the Flask and mr Lawson upon seeing a false Guinea saying that mr Johnson would bring them all to be hangued and Johnson thereupon took away the Flaskes + other coyning Tooles + put them into a Dung hill upon {Float} Bitch in sight of the Examinant she saith also that after she and <87v> Mr Lawson came in and standing at the Door found Johnson sitting on the harth before the fire as is above mentioned the said Johnson did not blow the fire nor had or took the Bellows into his hand nor did any body blow the fire but had the tonges in his hand and twith them presently took the Melting pot off the fire whilst the Examinant and Mr. Lawson stood at the Door

Susan Broadhurst

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[2] Capt. die et anno preedict coram
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