Q. Did you perceive any other ornament?
A. No I did not, to notice it.
Q. Did you make any remark upon the dress of his head?
A. He had got a cap on.
Q. Was it like that cap?
A. Something similar to that.
Mr. Park. Does your Lordship think they ought to be exhibiting these paraphernalia; it appears to me something like a novelty exhibiting such things in a Court of Justice till the proof has gone further?
Lord Ellenborough. The witness has said he had a cap on, and so on.
Mr. Park. If they had asked was it that cap I should not object to it if they were prepared to prove that was the cap, but they might send to Covent Garden wardrobe and fetch all these things?
Mr. Gurney. I undertake to prove by the person who made the dress for De Berenger, that these are fac similes of the articles of dress made for him.