Elizabeth  Pascal  says,  "  That  on  the  Sunday  previous  to  the  deceased's  death,  she
was  sent  for  to  attend  her ;  that  on  the  Wednesday  following,  Mr.  and  Mrs.  Cheswick
drank  tea  with  Brander ;  that  Brander  came  down  and  told  the  deponent  that  her
aunt  was  going  to  alter  her  will,  but  that  there  was  a  witness  not  come  ;  that  a  person
came  soon  after,  but  Brander  took  care  she  should  not  see  him ;  that  Brander  came
down  into  the  kitchen,  and  fetched  the  pen,  and  said,  he  is  come,  we  shall  soon  settle
the  business.  That  Mrs.  Cheswick  soon  after  came  down,  and  the  deponent  asked  her
if  her  aunt  had  been  settling  her  will ;  she  said  she  had  not.  That  the  deponent  not
feeling  fully  satisfied,  asked  her  aunt  herself ;  the  de-[263]-ceased  said,  '  No,  she  had
had  a  paper  brought  to  her  to  sign,  but  she  said,  let  those  that  make  wills  sign  them,
she  would  sign  no  more  than  what  she  had  already  signed,  and  that  should  stand  good.' "
She  made  similar  declarations  on  the  following  night.
