8219. Did you get as much as you wanted for that purpose?-Yes; just for the wabster.
8220. But not for your own work?-No.
8221. You had to take what was due you for your own work in goods?-Yes.
8222. I suppose you always wanted these goods for your own use?-We are always needing goods.
8223. But were you quite content to take the goods in place of money?-Yes, sometimes.
8224. You would rather have had the money sometimes?-Yes.
8225. But was it not the rule in the trade, and was it not the bargain made with you, that you were to take goods, and not to seek money?-No; there was no bargain made about it.
8226. Is it not the understanding in the trade that the cloth is to be paid for in goods and not in money?-I don't know.
8227. Have you made any cloth since that?-Yes. I made a piece for Mr Adie, but I got the money for it.
8228. Did you get money for the whole value?-Yes.