Lord Ellenborough. I will not ask you to go into your reasons, if you only say you think it material.
Mr. Park. As far as you have seen Mr. De Berenger, for the length of time you have described, do you not believe him to be a man of honor and integrity?
A. I certainly do from every thing I have seen; I saw nothing but the most perfect gentleman during the time I lodged under the same roof.
William Carling sworn.
Examined by Mr. Adolphus.
Q. Whose servant are you?
A. The Honorable Basil Cochrane's.
Q. Are you in his service still?
A. Yes.
Q. Did Mr. Cochrane Johnstone and my Lord Cochrane visit at your master's house?
A. Yes.