EDWARD FOSS.

_Mitigation of Capital Punishment to a Forger_ (Vol. vi., p. 614.).--I have

been and still am inquiring into the two cases of mitigation, intending to

send the result, when I have found satisfactory evidence, or exhausted my

sources of inquiry. The communication of WHUNSIDE is the first direct

testimony, and may settle the Fawcett case. As he was "resident at Mr.

Fawcett's when the circumstances occurred," perhaps he will be so kind as

to state the date and place of the conviction, and the name of the convict.

By adding his own name, the facts will stand upon his authority.

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