Mr. Gurney. I am quite content with that answer?
Lord Ellenborough. Mr. Park, would you like to look the Dover letter?
Mr. Park. I am no judge of hand-writing, my Lord.
Lord Ellenborough. That may be a concealed hand-writing, and I should think it extremely likely.
Mr. Park. I mean to call other witnesses to this; I have nothing to conceal in this case?
Lord Ellenborough. No; you announced to us that you flatly contradict the whole of the story as to Mr. De Berenger.
Mr. Park. Yes, I do my Lord; I observe this is all pencilling which has been shewn to you?
A. Yes, it is.
Mr. Park. Is this pencil writing in the same kind of character that a man writes when he writes with pen and ink; are you enabled to say from your knowledge of the hand-writing, whether it is or is not?
A. That it is which puzzles me more than any thing, its being in pencil.