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acknowledged at that time that Ihai struck her. and do
but not that had committed assault Gnd battery
upon her. (Derisive laug her)


Q-Were you tried upon an indictment for assault and
battery upon that woman7


Ayes, sir, was.


Q-What was the result OF that trial2


A-You will have to enquire Of the reporters Laugh
ter.) They seem to know more of il than do.


Q-Are you counsellor at law'


Al entitled to nv papers,


Q-You not counsellor at lawl


A-You say am not Uaughter)


Q-Wel you notf


A-Then put II down QLaughter)


Q-Are you counsellor or are you mott


Al am not so strictly


Q-Are you strictly otherwse3


Al have studied law most long as Mr.. Brady has
Laughter have been in the constant study OF the law
for ten years, without one months inermisson.


Q-Have you not within few days stated that you
were counsellor at law, under oath2


AIhaue stated Whin fep days hs tD0s counsellor
but not as witness; have not been examined wit
ness did answer that counsellor at law and ator
ney both Tile did do SO, and solemnly in the Court Of
Sessions asserting positively to his honor the Recorder
that he both counsellor and attorney and admitted
in the court of Common Peas-Repsrter


Q-Have you ever been admitted q counsellor2
A-No, SIR IhGpe not 1.-THE testimony OF this witness
given in manner peculiar to himself and mark
ed for its fppancy and apparent disregard for the soem
nifty OF the proceedings of the cosrt.]


JOHN LEE, member Of the bar, was sworn, and
testified to Interview with Justice HASKELL when he
went to bail Hunt, and related the particulars.


At quarter past o'clock the adjourned till Tues
day evening next at O'Clock