Giving both the Plas Penrhyn and Hasker St. return addresses, Edith thanks Pigott for his letter, and notes that she will contact MacPherson, should they need to, with 24 hours notice. Edith writes that "We think that, this time, the usual and proper time of producing medical evidence should be adhered to. We have the medical statements here."

She writes that the nature of the offence could be anything the law chooses, and the same goes regarding the time, though she believes the most likely charge would be "incitement".