Fogden. Yes, all of them.
Q. Did you put an equal quantity on each horse?
Fogden. We distributed it as near as we could. There was our little horse that carried the arms had not so much as the other horses had on them. Every horse there was loaded with tea; from thence we went to a little town called Fordingbridge; at the next place we stopped, we weighed the tea with two pair of steelyards; for we thought it was not equal, some was scattered out of some of the bags. Then we divided it as equally as we could; they were quartern bags, each prisoner had five bags.
Q. When did you see Lilliwhite first?
Fogden. In the forest; I never saw him before.
Q. Was he there before or after you?
Fogden. I cannot tell.
Q. Did you hear any threats, if any should discover this affair what should be done to them?
Fogden. No, Sir.
Q. Had Lilliwhite arms when left with the horses?