Robert Wilson, merchant : I know the plain tiff in the present action. He has been dealing with me for some time past. In April ldst' I had a bill of his for ovnr L4O. It was dis honoured. The effect of that dishonour was to injure Mr Mackay's credit, and I would not deal with him in consequence. To Mr Haggitt : Ido deal with people whose bills hava been dishonoured, but the dishonour of bills leads me to doubt their stability.
