Serj.  /<s^.  I  desire  to  know,  Mr.  Higgins^
this,  what  they  said  ?

Htfgtiu.  They  cried,  Down  with  the
8word.
Mr.  ^Aompson.    Mr.  -  Attorney  is  making
«  speech  to  us,  I  do  not  kno«v  what  he  hath
'  said.
Serj.  Jaff.  I  do  not  think  Mr.  Attoniey
thinks  you  worth  a  speech.  Mr.  Higgins,  1
desire  to  ask  you  a  qoestion,  I  ask  you  diis
i^estion  upon  your  oath,  after  the  adjourn -
fiient  of  the  court,  and  after  this  very  inaelent
.  behaviour  of  some  of  the  rabble  tnat  were
there,  for  I  can  call  them  no  better,  who  did
:  J9a  see  there?

Sissint,  After  I  went  hoinei  I  ireot  to  nee


my  lord  sale  home,  and  can^  back  Again;  I
saw  one  Freeman,  that  they  call  the  Protestant-
Cheesemonger,  calling,  T%  poU^  to  p^^

Seij.  Jeff.  Pray  who  else  did  you  sec  ?

Higgin9.  I  saw  aklerman  Comidh  come  op
towards  the  sheriff's :  Gentlemen,  said  be,  Yoii:
are  doin^-right

Serj.  J^  Did  you  hear  Mr.  Alderman  Cor-
nish say  BO :  What,  tliis  gentleman  ?.  Do  yoii
knowjiim?

Higgins,  Says  he  to  sheriff  Shute,  Yos^
shall  nave  all  rieht  done  to  you.
Serj .  Jeff.  W  no  else  did  ^ou  see  there  ?

Higgins.  I  saw  Mr.  Swinock.
-Serj.  Jeff,  Did  you  see  Mr.  Key?  Did  yop
see  Mr.  Piikington  ?.
Higgins.  I  did  not  see  Mr.  PiUdngton :  I'v
saw  Shute.
^^j'  *f^ff'  Did  you  see  Mr.  Jekyl?

Higgins,  Yes.
Serj.  Jeff.  Which  of  them. do  you  meanf

Higgle,  TheeUlerman.
Serj.Ji^.  There,  is  JohnJekyl  the  elder,
gentlemen ;  and  John.^ekyl  the  younger.
