Mr. Park. You know as well as any man, that what you said to any body is no evidence.
Lord Ellenborough. It is a measure strongly indicative of his persuasion, it is an act accompanying his seeing it.
Mr. Gurney. Does Mr. De Berenger always write as large as that, or does he write a hand as large as that, and a smaller one also?
A. His usual hand is a good deal smaller than this.
Q. Did you find him sometimes writing larger than at other times?
A. Yes, there was apparently in his letters a larger hand in writing, I could positively swear that the man who wrote those I saw, wrote this, only one was larger than the other.
Cross examined by Mr. Park.
Q. You told my learned Friend just now, that you formed your mind not only from what you saw him write, but from what you saw in his writing desk?
A. That confirmed my mind.
Q. Upon your oath, if you had not seen those writings in his Desk, would you have taken upon yourself to swear that it was his hand writing?