Part 202

Q. Had you seen any body on the subject of that affidavit?

A. No.

Q. Had you seen Mr. Tahourdin?

A. No.

Q. How soon after or before making that affidavit, did you see Mr. Tahourdin?

A. I saw Mr. Tahourdin a few days after.

Q. Did you know for what purpose your affidavit was made; how it was to be used?

A. No.

Q. Do you know to whom it was taken; what did your husband do with it; do you know of your own knowledge?

A. It was put in the papers, I know.

Q. Was it put in by him or by any body else?

A. I believe it was put in by him.

Lord Ellenborough. Did Mr. De Berenger ever wear whiskers?

A. Yes, sometimes he used.

Q. How long before the 20th of February had you seen him wear whiskers?

A. I do not know; I was so little in the habit of seeing my master, that I do not know whether he had whiskers or not.

Q. You saw him come in at the door, did not you?

A. On the Monday morning.

Q. At times you used to see him?

A. Yes.

Q. Were you so little acquainted with the countenance of the man in whose service you had lived two years and a half, that you did not know whether he was a whiskered man or an unwhiskered man?

A. I never attended the door when my husband was at home.

Q. You used to go backwards and forwards; just before you did not know whether there was a green coat in the bundle; and then when I put you in mind of what you had sworn, you say positively there was?

A. Yes, there was.

Q. And now you mean to say, you saw so little of your master, that you do not know whether he had whiskers?

A. No, I do not know.

A Juryman. You say you did not make your master's bed until his return on Monday?

A. No.