Q. I ask you whether from your knowledge of these accounts and the investigations you have made, they are not time bargains?
Lord Ellenborough. He has no personal knowledge of them, he can know nothing but from the magnitude of the sum, he may suppose they must have been time bargains.
A. Certainly; there is nothing upon the face of the accounts to lead to any such conclusion.
Mr. James Wetenall, sworn.
Examined by Mr. Gurney.
Q. I believe you are employed by the House to take the prices of the day at the Stock Exchange?
A. I am.
Q. At what price did Omnium leave off on Saturday the 19th of February?
(The Witness referred to a paper.)
Mr. Serjeant Best. Where do you get those accounts from?