...was all that she said. Q. Was that the whole of the conversation • A. No. Q. Relate the rest? A. The Duke said, " Master French must mind what he is about, or I shall cut up him and his levy too." That *a the expression be used. (By the ATTORNF.Y-GEXERAI..) Q. How long have you known Mrs. Clarke...

...well." That was all that she said. Was that the whole of the conversation ?—No. Relate the rest. The Duke said, " Master French must mind what he is about, or I shall cut up him and his levy too." That was the expression he used. How long have you known Mrs.Clarke ! —Ten years. Have you known...

...what you have stated ? Mrs. Clarke replied, "Middling; not very well." That was all that she said. The Duke said, " Master French must mind what he is about, or I shall cut up him and his levy too." Mrs. Clarke says she stated to the Commander ia Chief that she was to derive pecuniary advantages from...

...well." That was all that she said. Was that the whole of the conversation ? — No. Relate the rest. The Duke said, " Master French must mind what he is about, or I shall cut up him and his levy too." That was the expression he used. How long have you known Mrs. Clarke ? — Ten years. Where did you...

...very well." That was all that she said. Was that the whole of the conversation ? No. Relate the rest. The Duke said, " Master French must mind what he is about, or I shall cut up him and his levy too." That was the tx* prcssion he used. How loug have you known Mrs. Clarke ? Ten years. Have you known...

...•" To which Mrs Clarke answers, •' Middling: not very well;" and his Royal Highness rejoins, " Master French must mind what he is about, or I shall cut him up and his Levy too." Even if unsupported by any other proof, he would think upon this testimony...

...turning to Mrs Clarke, he said, " How does he behave to you, darling ?" or some such kind words as he used to use. She replied, middling ; not very well...and she requested to be excused from answering. Upon thie Lord Folkestone interfered, and said, she ought not to be compelled to answer : the disclosure...

...some such kind words as he was wont to use. Mrs. Clarke replied, middling, not very well : oa which the duke said, " master French must mind what' he is about, or I shall cut up him and his levy too." At the close of the evidence given at the bar, the general officers, who were members of the house,...

...some such kind words as ht used to use. She replied, middling; not very well ; and the duke Bid, " Master French must mind what he is about, or I shall cut up him sad his levy too." — It now became the great object of the attorneygeneral and Mr Perceval to discredit...

...;' that was all that she said. — Was that the,whole of the conversation ? Xo. — Relate the rest. The Duke said, 'Master French ' must mind what he...is about, or I shall 'cut up him and his levy too." — I do not think there is enough of imputation on' Miss Taylor's evidence to warrant me in believing...