Did he take any physic?—I believe he did once or twice.
Can you tell the time?—I believe it was the latter end of July or beginning of August.
Who made the whey and broth that were sent to the washerwoman?—My fellow-servant made the whey; I made the broth.
Was she a kind mistress to the washerwoman?—She was. She had a greater regard for her than any other woman that came about the house.
About this music, who did she say heard it?—She mostly mentioned herself hearing that.
Was this talk when Cranstoun was there?—I heard her talk so when he was there and in his absence.
Was it when she was in an angry temper only that she used those words to her father?—I have heard her in the best of times curse her father.
Was Susan Gunnell very ill after drinking that tea?—She was, and continued so for a week.
KING'S COUNSEL—
Was it at the time Susan was ill from drinking of the tea that Miss Blandy asked you about her taking the gruel and said it would do for her? And did she say anything else?—Miss Blandy said she poured it out for my master, but he went to church and left it.