In the foregoing pages I have quoted the testimony of many persons of eminence who have been relieved of their ailments and cured by the art of the Bone-setter, when regular surgeons have failed to accomplish that desirable result. One, at least, of the cases thus published was contributed by one of my own patients without my knowledge. I have thought it my duty in vindicating my special art to give prominence to the opinion of others. I have shown how the sneers of the faculty have been turned to doubts, and under many who went forth to scoff at the despised “Bone-setter” remained to pray. Our so-called secrets have been appropriated and published, but our skill and reputation remain. In justice to myself I have added the testimony of a few of the many hundred patients who have sought and found relief at my hands. These testimonies are very gratifying to me as they include the Lord-Lieutenant of Warwickshire, and many clergymen and gentlemen of reputation and position, as well as a few of the general patients who from day to day and from week to week seek relief at my hands. STONELEIGH ABBEY, KENILWORTH, _April 22nd, 1881_. Lord Leigh has much pleasure in stating that Mr. Matthews Bennett is a very skilful operator, and has attended him and several of his neighbours and servants on various occasions with very great success. SPOTTISWOOD, _July 10th, 1882_. Lady John Scott begs to say that she has known several cases which were in the hands of Mr. Matthews Bennett, and she has always heard his treatment spoken of with the greatest praise, and in many instances which has come under her observation he was invariably successful. She has more than once sent for him in preference to any one else, for people in whom she was interested. WILLOUGHBY HOUSE, LEAMINGTON, _February 14th, 1883_. Miss Holy has taken every opportunity of mentioning Mr. Matthews Bennett’s skill in his profession. Of his successful treatment of her sprains, she can speak with confidence—not only from her own experience, but from personal knowledge of other cases. RUGBY, _March 17th, 1882_. I have much pleasure in stating that Mr. G. Matthews Bennett attended me for a broken foot, and that his treatment was so successful, that for the last eight years I have been able to walk with much ease and comfort. R. DIXON, D.D., _Hon. Canon of Worcester, and Vicar of St. Matthews, Rugby_. 12, CALTHORPE ROAD, BANBURY, _January 9th, 1882_. The Rev. C. F. Nightingale has known Mr. Matthews Bennett for several years, and can testify with pleasure to the great skill with which Mr. Bennett has treated him, as also friends of his. DONINGTON RECTORY, WOLVERHAMPTON, _December 11th, 1883_. I have great pleasure in bearing testimony to the proper attention and remarkable skill shown by Mr. G. Matthews Bennett, of Leamington, in every case which has come under my cognizance.