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London, England, 1819-04-15 00:00:00

He said it was not then a fit time ::sati;rlc::,
out, but de,tired me to wait till the r.o.t
when he s mild take me o;;t. Ile regit,,l.','
the interim, to read the followir,g
68, 109, and 118 ; afterwards he would let nt.
when to go to Fynnon lilian, as dkre we..:
people to go with us—it was absolutely wee,
go there; 1 went to his butt e ia
inquire about the proper time to ga
He said he would go the following
desired me to meet him at St. Asal
there at seven o'clock on the Sundt
was then f:/// nt wn I Edwards fix(
When I saw him at St. Asaph, he
go on one side with him to r.ay the
he said was to be given to the Won;,
for taking my name cut ; he said,
my name would be taken out. 1 we.:
but I told him I had only Ifs. (id.
he accepted! lle then engaged to
out, and pay the money to the Worn;
He told me, that in consequence of h;
taken out, I should have my health a
I wished to have ; I am sure he told
him the money, in order that my n;
taken out. John Edwards, myself,
men, on the same business, then start,
we arrised there from twelve to tail-i
Sunday 'night. I never saw the wei
wards called me to the well and shewi
went to a stile near the well; he bid u:
and remain there till he fetched the
house where the Woman of the Well I
me he would then pay the woman. 1
where the house was. The well was
not see a key. There was no dt
knowledge. Edwards was absent aboul
When he returned, he desired one if
low him. One of the strangers went
were absent about a quarter of an .
minutes; when the man returned, 1 wer
I found Edwards at the well ; he bid .
side of the well and say the Lonn's
He then emptied the well with a smal"
When emptying it, he prayed to the
and HOLY GIiOST. The well then filt
then put some water into the cup, and
drink some of it, and throw the rem:
head ; he said I must do so three times
After this, Edwards said, now we
name. He put his hand a little abov,
the water goes into the well; he f'
iMmediately, and said, " Here is sometin
be gave to me. He desired me to pup
I dui so, but could find nothing. M:
was, a piece of slate, a cork, a piece
rolled up, and tied together with a -
open it till I got home; it was in m:
then. When I opened the sheet-lead,
of parchment inside, with the letter
there were also some crosses. It was
at the well. When Edwards gave it .
thought it was my name, and said every
be right and go. on well with me, and
come on better than usual. I gave
Mr. Edward Thelwall; I had them
sion till then.
Cross-examilted.—l can't tell I was
going to the well. One of my daughters
fore I went there ; she was better atter
My cows, horses, pigs, sheep, cats, •
not ill, nor was my wife tross ; but I
thing was the Matter with mel Erb
my name was put-in she well ;he said I
him Ms. he would take my name out.
what you mean by ghosts! I. saw no
heads, nor did I see black pins!
name Was in the well, I should not prospei
my name was put in, and that I was
in consequence. Thought, by hearing
talk, I should suffer bodily pain, and
in the world, as long as I was in the
told me if my name continued in the
go on worse and worse every moon atter
' Margaret Pritchard examined.—l now
in Carnarvonshire; resided at Cefn
'farm where the well is situated), in 3rl2y
called " The woman of the Well." I
Edwards. I did nut see him in M;
three years before; he did not pay ,
May last, no, nor a halfpenny. 1 ant
see him since the time I mentioned. There
or door to the well.

The Rev. E. Thelwall prodnced the
parchment, welch he said were delivt.
Pierce—they had been in his custody
Edward Pierce," and the letters E.P.
the parchment, and E.P. Was cut upon
Edward Pierce then said, he rece►t
produced by Mr. Thelwall; from John
Mr. MANLEY addressed the Court _
behalf of the defendant, with the greatest
facetiousness.
No witnesses were called on the part
dant—the Learned CHIEF JUDGE then
sum up the evidence, and animadverted
enormity of the offence.
The Jury, after a few minutes deliberati'
the defendant Guilty. Ile was then
ordered to be brought up for judgment
day ; when the Court intimated, that the
he had been proved convicted, subjected
portation ; but in consideration of its'
offence, and of his imprisonment since
sio», sentenced him to be c.antined in •
for Twelve Calendar Months.

131 RTH.

Friday, at Sandwiet, the %life of Mr. C.
of twins, and net Saturday evening of another c
are living and doing well.

MARRIED.
On the 30th ult. at Botirtleaux, Jarratt Smith,
glary of Ordnance, to Miss Violet, of Stonehuv-

DIED.
Friday, in Devonshire-place, John Weir,
Gencral al the Army Medical D.T.lrtne,
April 11, in Great Ormuml-strett, Li her
NMI& ihnirtiaiiiiiiktenof Sir Digheiackwurti

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a hour or lot:
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all wooden cu tiny
e FATHER, So. w!ta"
illed again. P luesal
ad desired me. 1421
nainder over rad
lies ; I compl..,
ill look ft r 'a
bove near ‘ii 1
found wmea• lra
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put my hanu
1 hat he gave
ce of sheet.l
wire. I did ..
ny possesi.ton
I found
E. P. urot.th
too dark to rea
it me, he said 't
very thing v.:Lc:
nd that 1 shot.
the slate, Scc. •
lin my pow: I
was better aft
;titers was CA
ter I came b.,('
nor dugs, wt
I thought Lora.
Awards told .-
d if I would pa
it. I don't kno
loidic:eooru:vgslht‘tiviioithfugonai:
s going on wot
ng other pee&
id go on badl
e well. Edwards
ev. ell, I should a
titer another! 1
now live at Row,
a y Fynnon (the
M2y last. I was
I know John
fay last, nor for
rme 14s. 6d. is
ma sure I did not
There is no lock
e slate, cork, and
ered to him bi
iv ever since.—
?, were written Os
on the slate.
!bred( the articht
ihn Edwards.
in and Jury ea
greatest skill and
,art of the &far
ten wended to
rted much on the
liberation, found
I remanded, and
rot the following
the °fence whi..l.
Led him to tsar
its being the bra
T last Great St,-
the County Gad
. Davisor, itrirr:
chill, two 4.4 va.:—
mitb, Esq. Dan
, Esq. late Dirac:*
r 1716 year, Aro
worth, Dail.
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