A. 27th August, No. 1,048.
Lord Ellenborough. You had better see what you apply your proof to, otherwise he must go through the list.
Mr. Gurney. I am told these clerks have examined all these notes. You have looked over all these notes found in Mr. De Berenger's trunk, have you not?
A. I have not looked over them to-day; we looked over them before the Grand Jury.
Q. Look over that parcel, and tell me whether you paid all that parcel [handing a parcel of bank notes to the witness.]
[The Witness and Mr. Thomas Northover examined the notes.]
A. Yes; those were paid.
Q. There are forty-nine in number?
A. Yes.
Lord Ellenborough. Were all those forty-nine part of the two hundred pounds that were given in exchange for the two £.100. notes?