Lord Ellenborough. In money.
A. Yes, in money.
Mr. Gurney. I only want to ask Mr. Wood as to this road book. I believe it has been identified before.
Lord Ellenborough. That was put in yesterday.
Mr. Jones. I had it yesterday in my hands; it was put in by Mr. Wood.
Mr. Gurney. I wish to shew Mr. Tahourdin the hand-writing in that book.
Lord Ellenborough. The hand-writing in that road book certainly was as extremely like the Dover letter as ever I saw any thing in my life. [The road book was handed to Mr. Tahourdin.]
Cross-examined by Mr. Gurney.
A. Have the goodness to look at that pencil-writing in that road book; do you believe it to be Mr. De Berenger's hand-writing.
Lord Ellenborough. Now be upon your guard.