 | John Jay Smith - 1836 - 620 pagini
...night that Mr. Chapman died. When I went in the entry, they were about getting supper. Mrs. Chapman took a candle and lighted me up to where he lay. He...him, and said, " this is Mr. Boutcher." She then went down-stairs. I sat down with Mr. Bishop. Some time after he called out — Mr. Bishop then got something... | |
 | John Jay Smith - 1836 - 612 pagini
...night that Mr. Chapman died. When I went in the entry, they were about getting supper. Mrs. Chapman took a candle and lighted me up to where he lay. He...seemed uneasy. Mr. Bishop was standing by his bed-side. 1 walked round, took him by the hand, and asked him how he felt; he gave my hand a squeeze, and looked... | |
 | 1843 - 626 pagini
...where he lay. lie seemed uneasy. Mr. Bishop was standing hy his hed-side. I walked round, took him hy the hand, and asked him how he felt; he gave my hand a squeeze, and looked at me, hut did not speak. Mrs. Chapman said he was hard of hearing. She spoke to him, and said, " this is... | |
 | 1847 - 616 pagini
...night that Mr. Chapman died. 'When I went in the entry, they were about getting supper. Mrs. Chapman took a candle and lighted me up to where he lay. He seemed nneasy. Mr. Bishop was standing by his bed-side. I walked round, took him by the hand, and asked him... | |
 | John Davison Lawson - 1916 - 944 pagini
...Boutcher. Was called between the hours of nine and eleven the night Mr. C. died. When I went in they were getting supper. Mrs. C. took a candle and lighted...asked him how he felt; he gave my hand a squeeze, but did not speak. Mrs. C. said he was hard of hearing. I sat down with Mr. Bishop. Mr. Bishop got... | |
 | John Davison Lawson - 1916 - 944 pagini
...BoutcJier. Was called between the hours of nine and eleven the night Mr. C. died. When I went in they were getting supper. Mrs. C. took a candle and lighted...by the hand, and asked him how he felt; he gave my band a squeeze, but did not speak. Mrs. C. said he was hard of hearing. I sat down with Mr. Bishop.... | |
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Boutcher, twelfth witness for prosecution, sworn. — I was called between the hours of nine and eleven o'clock the night that Mr. Chapman died. When I went in the entry, they were about getting supper. Mrs. Chapman took a candle and lighted me up to... 