Lord Chief-Justice Bridgman—What day were the jewels delivered?
Sir T. Aleyn—Saturday.
Lord Chief-Justice Bridgman—Thursday was the robbery, Friday he was examined, Saturday the money was removed, and that night the jewels were brought and he committed.
Sir T. Aleyn—If I have said any thing that he is not satisfied wherein I have not true spoken, let him ask me; I shall not do him the least wrong.
Lord Chief-Justice Hyde—Do so, Mr. Turner.
Turner—Do your honours understand of Sir Thomas the time the robbery was committed? I shall ask him some questions.
Sir T. Aleyn—I have only one more word to say to you: That before he went to the Hoop-tavern, Nay, said I, col. Turner, be ingenuous whether this was not Mr. Tryon's money that he removed? And he confessed it was.
Lord Chief-Justice Hyde—The money was removed from his own house.
Sir T. Aleyn—Yes; but his wife, children, and maid denied it.
Lord Chief-Justice Hyde—Mr. Turner, will you ask him any questions? What are they?