A. To Bexley Heath, about two miles and a half.
Q. Had he before that said any thing to you about driving?
A. Not that I heard.
Q. When he came to Bexley Heath what did he say to you?
A. He told me not to hurry my horses, for his business was not so particular now, since the telegraph could not work he thought.
Q. Were you in sight of a telegraph then?
A. No.
Q. What sort of a morning was it?
A. Rather a thick morning; very frosty.
Lord Ellenborough. Did it appear to you to be so thick a morning that the telegraphs could not work?