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Room, and ftie ftaid with them all Night, fometimes<br />

fittingiip,and fometimes lay down upon the Bed by them.<br />

Tlie fame Day —— Bennet, the King's Organ-ma-<br />

ker's Apprentice, going to Wcftmwfler to fee the Head,<br />

he believ'd it to be Mr. Hayes's, he being intimately<br />

acquainted with him, and thereupon went and inform'd ,<br />

her, that the Head exposed to View in St. Margaret's<br />

Church-yard was fo very like her Hufband's, tiiat he<br />

believ'd it to be his ; upon which fhe affiir'd him, that<br />

he was very well, and reprov'd him very fharply for<br />

forming fuch an Opinion, telling him, he muft be very<br />

cautious how he raifed any fuch falfe and fcandalous Re-<br />

ports, for that he might thereby bring himfelf into a<br />

great deal of Trouble. This Reprimand put a Stop to<br />

the Youth's faying any Thing more about it, and having<br />

no other Reafon than the Similitude of Faces, he faid<br />

no more about it.<br />

The fame Day alfo Mr. Samuel Patrick having been<br />

at Weftrniiifter to fee the Head, went from thence to Mr.<br />

Grainger i at the Dog and Dial in Manmouth-Jireet, where<br />

lAx.Hayes and his Wife were intimately acquainted, tliey<br />

and moft of their Journeymen and Servants being Worce-<br />

fierjhire Peopls,Mr.i'a/riV,4 told them that he had been to<br />

fee the Head,and that in his Opinion,it was the moft like<br />

to their Countryman Haps\ of any that he ever faw.<br />

Billings being there then at Work, fome of the Ser-<br />

vants reply'd, it could not be his, becaufe there being<br />

one of Mr. Hayes^ Lodgers (meaning Billings than at<br />

Work,) they Ihould have heard of it by him if he had<br />

been miffing, or any Accident had happen'd to him; to<br />

which Billings made Anfwer, that he was then alive<br />

and well, and that he left him in Bed when he came to<br />

Work in the Morning.<br />

The 3d Day of March fhe gave Wood a White Coat<br />

and a pair of Leathern Breeches of her Hufband's, which<br />

he carry'd with him to Greenford, near Harronxi on the<br />

Hill. Thefe Things Mrs. Springate feeing Wood carry<br />

away from Mrs. fiayes's, bundled up in a white Cloth,<br />

told her that Wood was gone down Stairs with a Bun-<br />

dle;

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