Do  you  know  what  was  the  purpose  of  the
miety  in  ordering  that  manuscript  to  be
ppnted  ?-— The  reason  was  merely  to  call
people's  minds  to  the  business  of  reform.
]jp  you  know  Ellis^s  band-writing?— I  am
not  acquainted  with  it.
'  Did^you  hear  zny  thing  said  in  that  meet-
ing about  distributing  this  paper  ?*.It  was  a
general  instruction  mm  the  meeting  to  tell
evoy  .member  to  distribute  it

Are  you  acquainted  with  the  hand-writing
nf  Mr.  Palmer?— 'I  have  seen  some  papers
that  I  have  thought  was  his  hand- writing;
hut  I  cannot  say  I  ever  saw  him  write.
Lpok  at  this  letter,  and  see  if  you  think
that  is  Mr.  Palmer's  hand-writing  ?— J  see  a
similarity  between  that  and  some  papers
that  I  have  thought  were  his.
Did  you  hoU  any  office  in  the  aodety  ?-^
Not  at  that  time.
.  Lord  E$kgrcf9e.  Have  you  ever  been  preu-
disnt  of  the  society  ?— Yes,  I  have.
Bfr.  BurnetL  Were  you  ever  in  possession
of  anvletter  written  by  Mr.  Pahner?--!  cannot
tell  if  I  was  in  possession  of  a  letter  wrote  by
him,  because  I  am  not  a  proper  judge  wh^her
it  ivas  his  or  not

Were  you  in  possession  of  any  letter  that
was  aigtiad  by  a  person  of  that  Qame?~I
haw  bees  in  possession  of  tellers  signed
T.  F.P.aodT.F.Pahner.
Ix>ok  at  that  letter,  and  see  if  Tou  were  ever
irx  f09SfiisiQn  of  it.   Look  at  i^  aod  maM


voursdf  certain  ?-*I  oertaioly  think  I  hMjm
been  in  possession  of  that  letter.
Did  you  deliver  this  letter  to  any  penoB  f^
No.
