A. I can only say this is the sort of hand he writes.
Q. Will you swear that is his hand writing.
A. That appears to me to be the same sort of hand.
Mr. Park. I will mark this B. They are very much alike.
A. They are more like the sized hand he writes in common than this, this is a larger hand.
Mr. Serjeant Best. Do you believe these to be Mr. De Berenger's hand writing? (shewing three papers to the witness).
A. They are all like his hand writing.
Lord Ellenborough. I think this should be kept for your case—I never saw any thing like this in my life.
Mr. Gurney. I take for granted these are meant to be produced in the defence?
Lord Ellenborough. You must be conscious that you are doing an irregular thing in tendering them now.