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t'lons. Sunday Evening before the Execution I vifited
him, and he was very attentive, declaring that he be-
liev'd in Chrift the Son of God, as the only Saviour of
Sinners, that he repented of all, efpecially tiie heinous
Sins of his Life, and was in Peace with all Men. That
Night before the Execution, Jones, who had his Ma-
jefty's moft gracious Reprieve, was allowed to ftay with.
him, becaufe of his extraordinary Ilinefs, and about
three o'clock on /l/oW«y Morni:ig, (the Day the reft
were executed) he bid Ra/p.b Jones lift him up a little,
which he did, and then praying for him, he immedi-
ately fell down agr.in upon the Barrack, ftretched him-
felf upon his Back, laid his Hands upon his Eyes and
fhut them, and then Jones calling to him, found him
dead in that Pofture, and call'd out to the Watch in the
Prejs-Tard, and to his Companions, to acquaint them
of this Difafter.
On Sunday the Day before their Execution, Sir Gre-
gory Page's Coachman came to the Prefs-Yard, and went
into the Cell of the faid Walker, (who was very ill)
to enquire of him, if he was the Perfon that robb'd
him, or if he knew who did ? on which Walker flew
into a violent Paflion, and was very angry with him
for aiking fuch a Queilion, and refttfed to refolve him
whether he did, or did not.
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