The question was objected to by Mr. Lockwood.
Continuing, Mr. Foster asked: Can you tell me how your husband fell?—The witness: On his back rather slanting.
Was that in the passage or in the little court?—It was in the little court.
What is the width of the court?—It is about twice as wide as the passage.
Did you observe when he fell whether the side of his face went against the wall or not?—He fell close to the wall, slanting, and then on his back.
You have been asked about going to a dining-room, near the market, with two children. I think you answered that you went for refreshments?—Yes. The children were hungry, and I went to give them some refreshment.
My friend has asked you about a man bringing a note to you from Peace. Is that correct?—Yes, but I sent it back again.
Have any others been sent to you by Peace at all?—Not to my knowledge.
My friend got out the last answer from you about Mrs. Norton, that you might have left the house “slightly inebriated.” How did it occur?—I cannot tell. I might be slightly inebriated, but I cannot tell.
The Judge: You said the prisoner came to the closet door?—Yes.