For vpon Tuesday night (although you heare little of her at the Arraignement and Triall of old _Chattox_, her Mother) yet was shee arraigned for the murther of _Robert Nutter_, and others: and by the fauour and mercifull consideration of the Iurie, the Euidence being not very pregnant against her, she was acquited, and found Not guiltie. Such was her condition and course of life, as had she liued, she would haue beene very dangerous: for in making pictures of Clay, she was more cunning then any: But the innocent bloud yet vnsatisfied, and crying out vnto GOD for satisfaction and reuenge; the crie of his people (to deliuer them from the danger of such horrible and bloudie executioners, and from her wicked and damnable practises) hath now againe brought her to a second Triall, where you shall heare what wee haue vpon Record against her. This _Anne Redferne_, prisoner in the Castle at Lancaster, being brought to the Barre, before the great Seat of Iustice, was there, according to the former order and course, indicted and arraigned, for that she felloniously had practised, exercised, and vsed her deuillish and wicked Arts, called _Witchcrafts_, _Inchauntments_, _Charmes_, and _Sorceries_, in and vpon one _Christopher Nutter_, and him the said _Christopher Nutter_, by force of the same Witchcrafts, felloniously did kill and murther, _Contra formam Statuti &c. Et Contra Pacem &c._ Vpon her Arraignement to this Indictment, she pleaded _Not-Guiltie_; and for the triall of her life put her selfe vpon GOD and the Countrey. So as now the Gentlemen of the Iurie of Life and Death stand charged with her as with others. _The Euidence against_ Anne Redferne, _Prisoner at the Barre._ * * * * * _The Examination of_ ELIZABETH SOTHERNES, alias OLD DEMBDIKE, _taken at the Fence, in the Forrest of Pendle, in the Countie of Lancaster, the second day of Aprill_, Anno Reg. Regis IACOBI, Angliae, &c. decimo, & Scotiae xlv. Against ANNE REDFERNE (_the daughter of_ ANNE WHITTLE, alias CHATTOX) _Prisoner at the Barre:_ Before ROGER NOWEL _of Reade, Esquire, one of his Maiesties Iustices of Peace within the said Countie._