The Warwickshire Herald. — 1885-03-21 (Birmingham, West Midlands, England)

AND MP. TY.WART, of which the following are copiee :—"My dear friend, Mr. l'aln,er,-1 am very. sorry for whet line happened to your dear wife, for I had no intention whatever of doing her any harm, as I had no ill•feeling against her nor Harriet (Mrs. Sewart). for whatever has happened I did not intend doing bodily harm to tidier of them. I would have given the world to have gone home and been comfortable again. I tried till I hearty lost my senses, for I did not know what was doing three parte of my time. Mr. Palmer, for God's Baku have mercy co me for what has happened. I should like to speak to you, for I cannot write to express my grief when I know tho severe hose you havo suatained. Mr. Palmer, pica, o como to see me, for I cannot rest eithcr day or night till I have seen yon.—Yours, WARY Kiwnertritv."— " From H. Kimberley, 11. M. Prison. My dear harrat stard I rite these frew lines to you hoping that you are geting bettor I ,hope you have beoin to think of me and the words I was pressed on you when at home has I told you I could not rest away irons you my hart is still with you now and I hope you will turn your i hart to me again fro I ham n groat groat' and I dar say p.m are in the same way as I ham my,lf do not take henoy notices what henerbodey soils about you as my hart cling to you for my hart cling to you for al what that and I hope you wil think of what I tohl and .cro you hart to %lard me and I hops things will tern up better then we think for and by the lodp of got I hope before long we shall too happy togeather again anA-navis, I must conclud with my very hot !eve to you from yoor overesnee(?expectant) tl. KNOW/ rtlay.4' And there is a pcotroript, " bleas to rite 'hook to me the slum thy you get this letter or I 4hall not get it until next work." The Second Is dam( January a), ant is addrroxed "For Allirrict stwav I l,h•een's I oistote, hell wyhead, ham." It is al follow " From 11. Kimberley H Pri.ton l otward. My dear harry 1 now take the plen.;er ol ri!ing to you hoping you are getting h-tier as it leave me in great truble for your si•,;or E. ail at the trial that else had not been in friend, with vs not above 7 cr years and said i did not try to make peace w:th you I do not know whether it will be wilful murder oe mart shorter not till next tocsday I hope your harle has got a little sol tor towards mo and think a, lit :e more then what you used to do hot dear I:r.rret i think yO4l WoTild have not tared use like you did if you, had no Item led La do it yen would not have den it i have only got th 3 all int4ht gal to look to now to help me and I pray to-night and morning to help ma for poor sake for i can !moor for get you and I have for given you for all you have don and I hope yet have for given me for -what I have don amt 1 alc yon to rite back to me by the retorn of rort soy dear harrit i moat now tom:dude with my vcry bc-t love to yois so good 'night and god bless yen from your ever true lover 11. Kunio:A.7.ov." Mr. Palmer declined to see the prisoner, but Mrs, Sto•.vart has visited him upon more than one occeslon. Since his row enco Kimhorloy has forwarded the foPowing to Mrs. Stewart : Pr!s,on March 4 1865 my dcrr Hariet rite to ask yon one last favour i want you to cme and see me we have very much to forgive each wiser but i ;lava the meat need to ask yours my dear Horriet i hope and bolive that you will forgive me but I want to hear you say so you must cons fort feel that I mold not die easy without seeing you so you will come my dear will you not yen cannot rams me this favour and i am earnestly trying to make my peace with gel and i feel that i am succec.ling please come either Thursday th 5 or Friday yours un fortuna- e and sorrowful II v.