Pomfret—Indeed I cannot tell.
White, the coroner, was called, and said that he had asked Salmon whether the two wounds on Coote's body were given by the same weapon, and he said he could not say.
Attorney-General—We have done with our evidence, until we hear what my lord of Warwick says to it.
Lord High Steward—My lord of Warwick, will you ask this witness any questions?
Earl of Warwick—No, my lord.
Lord High Steward—Make proclamation for silence.
Clerk of the Crown—Serjeant at arms, make proclamation.
Serjeant-at-Arms—O yes, O yes, O yes! His grace, my lord high steward of England, does strictly charge and command all manner of persons here present to keep silence, upon pain of imprisonment.
Lord High Steward—My lord of Warwick, the king's counsel have made an end of giving evidence for the king; now is the proper time for you to enter upon your defence.