THE SHROPSHIRE MYSTERY.

New Zealand Herald, Volume XXI, Issue 6948, 23 February 1884, Page 2 (Supplement)

THE SHROPSHIRE MYSTERY.

The excitement which was manifested in what is known as the Shropshire mys:er>, few months ago, has been revived. Ae«> from the Peychical Research bocietj JuJ been down to investigate the affair, an visits have also been made to "«« Lullingfield, the village at which the ex.W dinary occurrences are said to M« d place, and the residence of Emm Davies,» to the school and Gchoolmistress b> « -j other people, owing to the denial of the P Davies of her alleged .confession h« § necessitated further inquiry. " tr »° S a P £ ve also that several local members ot «>e aoo society have been at Weston. &' r u " Isham. Bart., arrived there a short t.«e««j£ aud, having made inquiries, wrote Medium and Daybreak sayinq tn« alleged confession was extorted by S ™V threats to the gaol. The Rev Mr. V» was there for two days early in the" and Dr. Gallaway called at the »«denc. the Rirl'B parents, and made some ) inquiries in the village, in addition to other geatlernen from Shrewsburj. j> proprietors of threatres and •n'«ic- h «J ta it is stated, made offers to engage tn but her parents remain n™" , that the shall etay under their roof, declaringi" late proceedings are attributable to Pj natural agency, their views being sapp by hosts of letters sent them.