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sots;
.restoodoesietillese egos be Ogled ewes Fres& sir,
sad the Gibe, Via the Coposhooes Walls. He afterwards
played ow the plemsforte Nile they dossed. He remembered
stn. Vow/diet asking lf the godmothers bribes, hiseed,med
nams'osplied so; sad he observed, dot if lbs passages
were set kissed the chat wade he s lea Os wblU.
kites lowdielt kissed the young bass, amid Miss Mein mid
be (*items) did so likewise; he thinks it was past 110'4:leek
at eight sewn be left, bat is quite sore it was after 10
secisek. He left Miss Glean up and the reel of the party.
Clew essintitelf by Mr. &davit Pitt.t..—He has Married
Mts. Ann Gale Sutton since that evesieg; he wee married
is 341 Ise. He was not at Dorchester. Miss Gloss was
neeporticularly familiar with James Illowdieb.
Jre szassked by Mr. ScriaLsre.—He remembers that af-
ter the bissseg. James Bowdieb said he did net like it, sad
Mies Glenn replied, " Ptah ! nonsense, that is sothisi!" sea
west ark! stood beside him.
Ina Gale Tittle, wife of last witness, whose whims she
co- ir-ted.
abeih Siittoo, examined by Mr. A onteigisn.—Witioesii
canoe ...le in the evening to Mrs. Hewdicles ea the day Mrs.
M-itesne's child war christened ; they were dewing wbee sloe
arrived, and Mrs Gismo and Sums Howdich were &melee
its partners; Sloss Glenn afterwattla sat ots a high table with
be rams round Susan Fluerlicles week. Witness came away
ri.ther late, and the party came oat to bid good night, sad
Genii came out bridled James Bowdiefs ; while she was
()Ariel"s in the eveniag she raw a woman with a greets staff
woos at the bottom of the ruem, whom she soderotated was
Gleau's seegast.
remotes Sultan, lie mother of the last witless, confirmed
her staiimilay.
On her erows.ezaminatios, she said eke slid not see the
men hisa the yenta! Ladies. Miss flAtnn had said that she
had " sicked," or " tricked," ha such, by disguising her-
self is bliss Browdith's sad Mrs. Mulraue's clothes.
Charles Psaddey occupies • farm Imq-rioting Rowdich's; he
met the party in the sown, consisting of Susan, Elisabeth,
sad James 800/dick sod Miss Glenn, going to church. He
went is the treeing to Hulway with his wife; they left there
about ten o'clock.
fin his crovo-rxaminstion, he said ha was examined at
Duscbester, hot dues not recollect if be said any thing about
this eveiing party.
FiaP.h Flowdirli, sister of was and James Rutiodich, was at
Der mither's the day Mrs. Slulraue's child was christeaed.
The confirmed the evidence of Miss Gkno wearing
Mrs Siulrane's clothes, the playing of the music, the
dancing, the kissing of the godmothers, and Miss Glenn be-
ing op and emote Its the dour when the party Weill away,—.
Mary IVhilby had on a green peso that day. She moored oust
rune cider for the company, and after the children went
to bed she came into the ball at the further end; she saw
the christening paily go out in the owning, consisting of
her sisters Elisabeth and Swim), her brother James; and
Miss Glenn; Susan carried the child.
Cross-examined by Mr. hlonne.—She was at Dorchester,
bit was not asked abaut this evening party.
Susanna Gibbons, late Susanna ilowdicb, spoke to the
games at blindmau's-bnff in the kitchen, at which Gam-
dint assisted, and confirmed the preceding witness's accounts
of the christening.

Cross•csatstiaed by Mr. Mootts.—He went with his 'aother
James to get a license from the Surrogate. Witness did nut
know the age of Miss Glenn. He Leard his brother take
oath to Miss Glenn's age. Ile doe• not recollect that lie
hsd represented Muss Glenn as living at Thornford; be knew
.Le had not beeu residing there.
Uu re-s xsinitiation hr said be once heard Miss Glenn say
she was 21 yea' a of age, and at another time that she was
not 21.

Joao Howdich, the mother of the young people, and
proprietor of Hulway Cottage. This witness confirmed the
evidence foregoing, of Miss Glenn and Mary Whitby play-
ing in the kitchen, and the deem and dancing un the evening
of the cbrivirning. Mary IVltitby came home at four
o'clock, and was at home all the evening. Miss Glenn ■nd
the went to bed after the company were all gene.

Cross.tramintd by Mr. Silicone PICLL.—The christening
WWI on a Wednesday. Miss Glenn left her home on a Wed-
Lesdq, a week or a fortnight after that. Miss Glenn bad
said to her, that if she went back to her own country, she
would he reckoned au old maid: her mother was married at
14 Witness never saw any gentle manners in the yoking
lady, she was aiways a good-natured girl; but witness had
!Karr said any thing of her mudest behaviour to Ur
Tuckett.

SUONIIOI Mulrene sworn.—She knows the Bowdkb's ;
Mrs. Buwdich knew her father, and invited her to Hulway
Farm This wituen confirmed the account clven by the 'we-
ceding wantons, as to the behaviour of klieg Glenn, on the
day and evening of the christening. Mary Whitby was pre-
sent end at her side at one period of the evening during the
dancing, and saw what was loam/ on.
Oross examined by MT. (;AitLit —She m ver had said
that ,61assGlenn dld not co to church at the ehrssiening of-the
child. She knows Reed and Roberts, they are police-officers
is Bristol. She never said to either of them that Miss Glean
did nut go, but went by prosy and that was all the same.
Miss Glenn said she had no clothes good enough at the
cottage to go to church in. She wanted Mary Whitby
to bring her some others, but she refused because she said
Mrs. 'Nickell would find it oat. Mary Whitby certaialy
knew that Miss Glenn was going to the chriateniug. Wit-
ness was taken up near Bristol, and taken to Mr. Tuckett
a.:d Miss Glenn by the Officers before they took her to the
Mayor; went afterwards in the coach to Gloucester gaol.—
She is Mill in confinement under the judgment of the Court
of King's Bench.
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Mari Atkinson lives at Bath ; site remembers Mr. and
Mrs Tacks's*, Mess Glenn, and Mary Whitby, ■od four
children, coming to lodge st her lionise in Bath, in Deena.
bit, 1817. Before Miss Glenn came, witness observed
Mary Whitby looked very pale, and she asked her what was
the matter with ber ; she replied a person had come, wbum
she lisped r to have seen again ; she was frequently is
tears. One day Mu. Glenn, Mr. Tuckett, and Mary went
• and on their return, Mary said she feared she bad done
west she should never be happy for stain. Witness asked
her, what, is all this fuss about a christening and she added
was Miss Gleam present? Nary replied, " Yes, she was, but
her uncle does not know it, and don't you incubus, it."
Job° Atkinson, husband of the last witness. His mother
keeps the house at Bath; he observed Mary Whitby was
agitated in her mind after Miss Glenn came.

The CAM being closed for the prosecution,
Mr. Serjeast Pate addressed the Jury in an eloquent end
energetic speech fur the Defendant. He then called
Henry Reed, a police-officer at Bristol. He took Mrs.
Muhese Into custody at Clifton, and conveyed bee to Glom.
cosier in the stage coach. She' bad said in the coach that
Miss Glen■ did not like to go to church for fear her nude
should know it, and wished to know if she could not stand
by prosy.
C►ou•ersetiaed by Mr. SCAILLITT.—Fie took her first to
Mr 4 Tuckett, at the Talbot Inn. John Roberts, police..
offeer, took Mrs. Marrone into custody at Clifton.
Maria Glenn sworn, examined by Mr. Serjecutt PILL; at
whose request she took off her bonnet whilst sbe• vire
her evidence. She appeared pale and in delicate health,'
but her countenance was handsome and intercalate. She
remembered going •to Hulway Farm fur change of air. •
the laid been living at Taunton six yeses befog Ma wait.
her uncle, Mr. Turkutt. She left Holway Farm on a
Wednesday; a week before she left she was its the par.
love when he came! he staid till seedy four o'clock
'llia witness negatived in the must positive terms having
been to the christening in the morning., or having dented
in the reining, or been Lased by the male vi‘ifora, and
o.•ver played to the kitchen at Bowdieb'e.

Me:SCiIRLITT declined putting any questions to her.
linnrge Tockett sworn —Hs is a Barrister riser 1796.
Mrs. Turkett is Miss Glenn's aunt. lie scut to Hulway
IMO Wednesday, the 27th August, early in the forenoon, and
►aad till nearly four "'cluck. Miss Caton was but out
of hit eight the whole lime
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Mr. T. Holborn Pariah Clerk of St. Mary, at Tatiosoo.
Licit, the late Pariah Oak, ceased to do duty twelve mootha
before his death.

William Woodford, a narrater, proved kaviag awes at
oat in the eitorcii, sad sees a eltristesinm, at which Jamey
Milian, sod Semi Saadi& ware prorewt, bat Una Callllll
WON 0.1.

Screral witeesies we eflerirande called by Mr. SOAILLITT,