And shee further saith, That at the said meeting at Malking-Tower, as aforesaid, _Katherine Hewyt_ and _Iohn Bulcock_, with all the rest then there, gaue their consents, with the said _Prestons_ wife, for the killing of the said Master _Lister_. * * * * * _The Examination and Euidence of_ IENNET DEVICE Against IOHN BVLCOCKE _and_ IANE _his mother, prisoners at the Barre._ The said Examinate saith, That vpon Good-Friday last there was about twentie persons, whereof two were men, to this Examinates remembrance, at her said Grand-mothers house, called Malking-Tower aforesaid: all which persons, this Examinates said mother told her were Witches, and that she knoweth the names of sixe of the said Witches. Then was the said _Iennet Deuice_ commaunded by his Lordship to finde and point out the said _Iohn Bulcock_ and _Iane Bulcock_ amongst all the rest; whereupon shee went and tooke _Iane Bulcock_ by the hand, accused her to be one, and told her in what place shee sat at the Feast at Malking-Tower, at the great Assembly of the Witches; and who sat next her: and accused the said _Iohn Bulcock_ to turne the Spitt there;[R_a_] what conference they had, and all the rest of their proceedings at large, without any manner of contrarietie. Shee further told his Lordship, there was a woman that came out of Craven to that Great Feast at Malking-Tower, but shee could not finde her out amongst all those women. * * * * * Pp The names of the Witches at the _Great Assembly and Feast at_ Malking-Tower, _viz._ vpon Good-Friday last, 1612.[R1_b_] _Elizabeth Deuice._ _Alice Nutter._ _Katherine Hewit_, alias _Mould-heeles._ _John Bulcock._ _Jane Bulcock._ _Alice Graie._ _Jennet Hargraues._ _Elizabeth Hargraues._ _Christopher Howgate._ Sonne to old _Dembdike_. _Christopher Hargraues._ _Grace Hay_, of Padiham. _Anne Crunckshey_, of Marchden. _Elizabeth Howgate._ _Jennet Preston_, Executed at Yorke for the Murder of Master _Lister_, With many more, which being bound ouer to appeare at the last Assizes, are since that time fled to saue themselues. [Illustration: decoration] THE ARRAIGNMENT _and Triall of_ ALIZON DEVICE, _Daughter of_ ELIZABETH DEVICE, _within the Forrest of Pendle, in the Countie of Lancaster aforesaid, for Witch-craft._ _Alizon Deuice._