1684. Was that long ago?-No, not long ago; it was when I sold my last shawl to him. 1685. Would that be a month or two?-Yes. 1686. Was a line given to you for the whole price of the shawl that you were selling, or was it only for the balance?-27s., was the price of the shawl. 1687. How much of that did you take in goods?-I took about one half of it, and I got a line for the rest. 1688. Did you take the line out in goods afterwards-Yes. 1689. You did not think of asking money for the line?-No; I never asked money at that time. 1690. Did you ever know of people selling their lines to their neighbours?-No. 1691. Or dealing with them in any way, or letting their neighbours get goods for them?-No. 1692. How much of the 27s., the price of your last shawl, did you get in money?-7s. 1693. When was that?-I think about two months ago, I do not recollect exactly. 1694. Was the 7s. all that you asked for?-Yes; I asked for the 7s. and he said he would give it to me. 1695. Did you take 4s. or 5s, worth of goods at the same time?- Yes; or perhaps more. 1696. And the rest in a line?-Yes. Lerwick, January 3, 1872, JEMIMA SANDISON, examined. 1697. Are you a knitter in Lerwick?-Yes. 1698. Do you knit with your own wool?-No. 1699. Do you knit for merchants in the town?-Yes; for Mr. Robert Sinclair. 1700. Have you a pass-book?-Yes. [Produces it.] 1701. Do you deal with Mr Sinclair in the way which has been described already by the Witnesses you have heard?-No. 1702. Do you deal in a different way?-Yes. 1703. How is that? You get wool from him to knit into shawls or veils?-Yes; chiefly veils. 1704. The goods you get are entered in the passbook you have produced, and the goods given in are entered at the end of it?- Yes. 1705. Are the goods supplied to you always goods which you are requiring for your own use?-Yes. 1706. You do not sell any of them, or get them for your neighbours?-No; unless such goods as my own family require. 1707. Do you live with your own family?-Yes; with my mother. 1708. Do you get part of the payment for your shawls and veils in money?-Yes; whenever I ask money I get it. I never asked a shilling from Mr. Sinclair himself but that I always got it. 1709. When you got money for a shawl, how was it entered in the book?-I cannot say anything about that. 1710. If you were to take two veils to Mr. Sinclair and ask the money for them, do you think you would get it?-I cannot say, because I never asked it; but whenever I asked for a small quantity of money, such as 2s. or the like of that, I got it. 1711. What quantity of goods did you generally take at a time?-I cannot say that either. I don't think I ever had money to get out of his book. I was always due him something, and in that way I could not ask him for money. 1712. Then your account was larger than the value of the articles which you took to him?-Yes.