Dublin.
The _Gentleman's Magazine_, vol. x. p. 570., after giving the names of
those executed on Nov. 24, says:
"And William Duell, for ravishing, robbing, and murdering Sarah Griffin
at Acton. The body of this last was brought to Surgeons' Hall to be
anatomised; but after it was stripped and laid on the board, and one of
the servants was washing him in order to be cut, he perceived life in
him, and found his breath to come quicker and quicker; on which a
surgeon took some ounces of blood from him: in two hours he was able to
sit up in his chair, and in the evening was again committed to
Newgate."