A. No, it is not.
Q. Then I should apprehend, you would not usually do it?
A. I have done it differently; I have said "De Berenger to Johnstone."
Q. But you give it a date?
A. I have dated it above those words, as usual.
Q. When you receive a letter, you authenticate the period of receiving it, but not the date of a letter received by another.
A. I generally do; I enclose it in the letter to which it refers.
Mr. Scarlett. Was it so done in this instance?
A. It was.