Part 226

A. No, I made up two pieces of furniture from his plans, to go into a library; that was the first thing.

Q. He came as a friend of Mr. Cochrane Johnstone's?

A. Yes, to look to the furniture.

Q. And then, out of friendship to you, knowing you had little alteration to make, he proposed to assist you?

A. Yes; I first proposed the business, and Mr. De Berenger approved of it.

Q. He was going to make a survey of the inside of your house that morning; was he not?

A. He did of that also.

Q. Particularly your lodgers bed-room; he was very anxious to see that?

A. And all my own.

Q. He was very anxious to see your lodgers bed-room?

A. Not that particularly.

Q. You went and knocked up Mr. Tragear?

A. Yes; I went up and desired them to rise, and to clear up their room, for that he was coming there.

Q. Did you desire them to rise yourself?

A. Yes, there is not a doubt of it, for I went up stairs.

Lord Ellenborough. Will you take upon you, upon your oath, to say, that you went into that bed-room out of which they had come?

A. Yes, twice over.

Mr. Adolphus. What is your christian name?

A. Isaac Donithorne.

Q. Do you know any thing about the Stock Exchange?

A. A little; something about it.

Q. Have you ever done business there?

A. Never in my life.

Q. Have you ever employed an attorney?

A. Yes.

Q. Who is your attorney?

A. That gentleman there.

Q. What is his name?