Mr. Bolland. Had he any ornament on his uniform?
A. There were some ornaments but I do not know what they were, something of a star on his military dress.
Q. How was he engaged at the time you first saw him?
A. He was walking up and down the room in a very good pace.
Q. Did any thing pass between you and him?
A. I asked a question.
Q. What question did you ask him?
A. I asked him about the arrival of a messenger, and he said, he knew nothing at all about it.
Q. What were the terms in which you asked him?
A. I asked him if he knew any thing of the arrival of Mr. Johnson, who was the Messenger expected.—He said, he knew nothing at all about him, and begged I would leave him to himself, as he was extremely ill. On my leaving the room, he requested that I would send in paper and pen and ink. I immediately retired, and met the landlord, Mr. Wright, coming into the room, I believe with the paper, pens and ink.