Q. On the right side of the road leading down through the grounds or the left?
A. It is about two hundred yards from the street where we marched out—where the sentry gate is. A path led down, and Major Burlington turned on his heel, and didn't take the trouble to say he was sorry, but immediately turned on his heel and left.
Q. Where did he go?
A. Back to his house.
Q. Did he afterwards come up to the gate?
A. I never saw him afterwards.
Q. Did you have any wounded at the gate?
A. Yes; we had some three or four men carried in there, and Lieutenant Ash had his leg amputated and died there.
Q. Did he tell you that he would take care of the wounded?
A. No; he never made any remark to me of that kind.