All the Heads which I examined had their compleat number of Teeth, four cutt before, and ten Grinders on each side, but they appeared not in the least worn nor stained, as the Teeth of other Rabbets are by Mastication. The Nails of the Paws were most of them exceedingly sharp. The Skins were all produced, being dress’d in Allum; they were of several Colours, as to their Furr, which was considerably long, and in one particularly (which was the fifth Rabbet,) that part which cover’d the Head was curled. The Rabbet which I extracted weigh’d one and twenty ounces _Averdupoize_, making an allowance for one of the Paws not yet come away, and part of the _Viscera_ that were lost. From all these Considerations I was fully convinced, that at the same time that the external Appearance of these Animals was exactly like such Creatures, as must inevitably undergo the Changes that happen to adult Animals, by Food and Air, they carry’d within them the strongest Marks of _Fœtus’s_, even by such parts as cannot exist in an Adult, and without which a _Fœtus_ cannot possibly be supposed to live. This, I think, proves in the strongest Terms possible that these Animals were of a particular kind, and not bred in a natural Way; nor will there be any doubt remaining (even with the least knowing in these matters) when those parts which are subservient to the Circulation of the Blood, and Nourishment between an adult Creature and its _Fœtus_ are brought away; which I am fully satisfied must shortly happen, or, if retained, be the Cause of this Woman’s Death. All these Facts were verify’d before his Majesty, on _Saturday Nov._ the 26th, by the Anatomical Demonstration of the first, the third, fifth, and ninth of these Animals, which were compared with the parts of two natural Rabbets, the one of the Age of four Months, and the other of five Days, Dr. _Steigerthal_ and Dr. _Tessier_ being present. I shall with all convenient speed publish the Anatomy of these Præternatural Rabbets, with their Figures taken from the Life, and compared with the Parts of Rabbets of the same growth, that the differences before mention’d may be fully understood. In the mean while, I shall relate what appeared in the Dissection of two Rabbets, which I performed in the Presence of Mr. _Molyneux_, the very Day that we returned from _Guilford_; the one was of four Months growth, and much of the Size of that which I had taken from the Woman, the other was barely fifteen Days old. The Lungs of the larger were, as nearly as I can judge, twenty times bigger in Capacity than those of the præternatural one, and the Lungs of the smaller were at least eight times the bigness of the fore-mentioned; both these were exceedingly different, in Colour and Confidence, from those of the præternatural Rabbet. The _Foramen Ovale_ of the smaller Rabbet was more than two thirds open, and that in the larger was so far closed, as but just to admit a very small Probe.