Aged above seventy, of London, admitted six years since. This man was
tried and convicted at the Old Bailey for shooting his wife: but on his
trial was proved to be deranged at the time, and was sent hither. He
shews at present no symptoms of insanity, but is regular, quiet, and
cleanly. He was formerly a very regular attendant at chapel, but age
and its infirmities now press heavily on him. He has become unable to
walk; and is generally confined to his bed through the debility of his
aged constitution. He seems to have been a strong, healthy man, but is
now reduced almost to ruins.