Dr. ADDINGTON, cross-examined—
Did you first intimate to Mr. Blandy, or he to you, that he had been poisoned?—He first intimated it to me.
Did you ask him whether he was certain that he had been poisoned by the gruel that he took on Monday night, August the 5th, and on Tuesday night, August the 6th?—I do not recollect that I did.
Are you sure that he said he was disordered after drinking the gruel on Monday night, the 5th of August?—Yes.
Did you over ask him why he drank more gruel on Tuesday night, August the 6th?—I believe I did not.
When did you make experiments on the powder delivered to you by Mr. Norton?—I made some the next day; but many more some time afterwards.
How long afterwards?—I cannot just say; it might be a month or more.
How often had you powder given you?—Twice.
Did you make experiments with both parcels?—Yes; but I gave the greatest part of the first to Mr. King, an experienced chemist in Reading, and desired that he would examine it, which he did, and he told me that it was white arsenic. The second parcel was used in trials made by myself.