A. I think the note must have been received about seven o'clock.
Q. In the morning?
A. Yes; the boy was unacquainted with the town, and he went to the house opposite with the note, and a man pointed to me as I was standing at the door.
Q. At what time did the chaise come with Mr. Sandom and those gentlemen?
A. I think it could not exceed an hour; I was quite surprised at the chaise coming back in so short a time.
Q. What is Mr. Sandom, do you know him?
A. I only know him from his occasionally having horses to take him to Northfleet; I understood he lived there.
Q. How long had he lived there?
A. That I really cannot say; I think he had been in the habits of occasionally having horses from me for nine months before that time.