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his broker? _A._ Perhaps two years. _Mr. James Steers sworn._ _Examined by Mr. Gurney._ _Q._ Are you Stock Broker to the Accountant General of the Court of Chancery? _A._ I am. _Q._ Did you as broker to the Accountant General, make purchases on Monday the 21st February? _A._ I did. _Q._ At what prices? _A._ I made purchases to the amount of L15,957:10:8, at 71-5/8 per cent. _Q._ Consols I suppose? _A._ Yes, I have got them down in various sums. _Q._ Was that the high price of the day, or the price at which stock opened in the morning? _A._ I got to my office I think about eleven o'clock, or a little before, I took the orders from the Accountant General's office. _Q._ At what time did you begin making your purchases? _A._ I think from eleven to a quarter after eleven. _Q._ Had the news then considerably raised the Stocks? _A._ It had. _Lord Ellenborough._ Is that all you did that day? _A._ That is all I did that day. _Mr. Gurney._ Did you do business for any body besides the Accountant General on that day? _A._ I cannot speak to any thing but what I did for the Accountant General. _Lord Ellenborough._ Though you cannot speak to any thing else in precise sums, do you recollect that you did buy for any body else on that day besides the Accountant General? _Q._ I can speak to an entry on my books on that day, but I cannot say whether I did the business myself. I do not recollect doing any thing else myself besides that bargain. _A Juryman._ At what price could you have bought that lot of Consols on Saturday? _A._ I can state the purchases I made on Saturday to the Court; I purchased on Saturday the 19th for the Accountant General L6894:11:4 at 70 per Cent. _Mr. Gurney._ I have called for Lord Cochrane's Affidavit, it is admitted by my learned friends that notice has been given to produce it, and it is not produced. _Mr. John Wright sworn._ _Examined by Mr. Adolphus._ _Q._ Where do you live? _A._ At No. 5, Panton-square. _Q._ Do you know where Lord Cochrane lives? _A._ At No. 13, Green-street, Grosvenor-square. _Q._ Had you occasion to see Lord Cochrane in February or March last? _A._ Almost every day in February and in March last. _Q._ In the course of that time did he deliver in a paper to you? _A._ Yes he did. _Q._ What was it? _A._ He delivered several papers to me. _Q._ What was done with that? (_shewi
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