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A. No.
Q. Had you the Wheel horse, or the leaders?
A. The leaders.
Q. When you put the person down whom you had driven, what did he give you?
A. He gave me a gold Napoleon.
Q. Did he give you only?
A. He gave us one a piece.
Q. What became of those Napoleons?
A. I sold mine.
Q. What did you get for it?
A. I got a one pound note for mine.
Q. Do you know the name of the lad at Canterbury that took him after you?
A. Yes.
Q. What is his name?
A. Broad.
Q. Who was the other?
A. Thomas Daly.
Cross Examined by Mr. Richardson.
Q. Did you see Broad and Daly set off with the chaise from Canterbury?
A. Yes.
Q. It was a very dark night, was not it?
A. Yes.
Q. An hazy misty night?
A. Yes.
Q. A dark foggy night?
A. Yes.
Q. How do you remember the day this happened, from Dover you are in the habit of carrying persons in chaises and four to Canterbury frequently?
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