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date? _A._ Yes, I did; it was not sent by the post, I believe; I cannot charge my memory, whether it was or not? _Q._ I see there is a lady alluded to, Lady Mary Crawford Lindsey; was she a tenant to Mr. Cochrane Johnstone? _A._ No, she was not a tenant; she had purchased a house of his. _Q._ There was a business to settle with her? _A._ Yes. _Q._ Do you know the fact, that in consequence of this correspondence which has been read, Mr. Johnstone did pay Mr. De Berenger any sum of money? _A._ Only from the parties having acknowledged, the one the having paid it, and the other the having received it. _Q._ You were not present when the money was paid? _A._ No, I was not. _Q._ Was there any receipt taken for the money? _A._ Yes, there was. _Q._ Did you take the receipt? _A._ No, I did not. _Lord Ellenborough._ Did you see it at the time of the receipt? _A._ There were two receipts at the time. _Q._ Do you know of its existence, by seeing it at the time when it purports to bear date? _A._ A little afterwards; a few days afterwards. _Q._ When did you first see it? _A._ A few days afterwards; I really believe the L.50 receipt I handed myself to Mr. Johnstone, but I cannot charge my memory with it. _Lord Ellenborough._ You saw it in the month of February, or when? _A._ The L.50 receipt, which was in September or October, I believe I handed over to Mr. Johnstone myself; the other I did not. _Mr. Scarlett._ When did you first see the other receipt; was it in February? _A._ I think within two or three days after it was given. _Lord Ellenborough._ Have you both the receipts there? _Mr. Scarlett._ We have, my Lord. _Lord Ellenborough._ Then hand them in, if he proves that he saw them about the date? _A._ This receipt of the 20th of September 1813, I handed myself over to Mr. Johnstone. [_It was read, as follows._] "London, Septr 20, 1813. "Received of the Honble Cochrane Johnstone, the sum of fifty pounds (by the hands of Gabl Tahourdin, Esq.) on account of large plans, &c. "_C. Random De Berenger._" ---------- L.50 -- -- ---------- _Mr. Scarlett._ You have another receipt in your hands, that bears date the 26th of February? _A._ Yes. _Q._ That money did not pass through your hands? _A._ No. _Q._ When did you first see that receipt? _A._ In three or four da
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