Part 198

A. Yes, I was up stairs making the bed, and he went out; I looked out of the window, and saw him go.

Q. Did you, or not, make his bed on the Monday?

A. I did.

Q. At what time of the day did you make his bed?

A. Not till after my master came home; my master came home, and when I found he had been out, I went up stairs immediately, and I made his bed.

Q. As you did not see your master on the Sunday night or Monday morning, what was the last time upon the Sunday that you did in fact see him; not that you believe him to be there, but that you saw him with your own eyes?

A. I am not certain whether I saw him go out on the Sunday at four o'clock, but I think I did.

Q. You say you made his bed after he came home on the Monday?

A. Yes.

Q. You let him in on the Monday, at twelve o'clock?

A. Yes.

Q. Was the bed the same as it was to all appearance on other days?

A. Yes.

Lord Ellenborough. It appeared like a bed that had been slept in?

A. Yes.

Mr. Park. Had he been constantly sleeping in his own bed for several months?

A. Yes.

Q. Did you sleep in that bed, that night?

A. No.

Q. I did not mean to ask you an improper question; but you did not sleep in that bed; I meant no such insinuation as might be supposed?

A. I did not sleep in it.

Q. Did your husband sleep in that bed, and you in your own?

A. No.

Q. Did you and your husband sleep together that night?

A. Yes.

Q. Are you quite sure that you made the bed on the Sunday, and again on the Monday?

A. I did; I am quite sure of that.

Q. Do you recollect how your master was dressed when he came home on the Monday?