| Description | Testimonials to the character of William Ellis, including
- letter dated 26 February 1864 from W. Hamer pornbroker [sic] stating that he never heard of Ellis doing anything to bring him into disgrace, and as far as he knew, believed that he conducted himself property and honestly
- letter dated 7 March 1864 from Thomas Wass fish and oyster merchant at Carnarvon. He had known Ellis for two years and found him a straightforward, honest young man
- letter dated 3 April [1864] from William Smith at the Old Boot Inn, Bangor Street, Carnarvon. He knows that Ellis cannot write as he has known him for five years and has written letters to his parents for him |