COWPER--If your lordship pleases to give leave to Mr. Gurrey to recollect himself, I ask him, Whether he did not talk with his sister Davis about some suspicion his wife and he had about Sarah Walker, the maid-servant of the deceased? J. GURREY--I believe there might be some talk of a person that was seen to go into the churchyard at some distance with Sarah Walker. COWPER--Did your wife say that she did suspect that person? J. GURREY--Yes. COWPER--Did your wife say they behaved themselves strangely, and that she would have persuaded the widow Blewit to have watched her? J. GURREY--There was something of that. COWPER--Was there not some such words, that they must not meddle with Sarah Walker, for she is the witness against the Cowpers? J. GURREY--I said, Do not concern yourself with Sarah Walker, for fear of taking off her evidence. COWPER--Pray did not the widow Davis warm the sheets for these gentlemen? J. GURREY--She was with my wife, but I cannot say whether she warmed the sheets. COWPER--When they came home, had you any lodgers that wanted to come home? Had not you one Gape? J. GURREY--I cannot say whether he was in before or after them. COWPER--Did not you say to your sister Davis, Now these gentlemen are in bed, if Mr. Gape would come home, our family would be quiet? J. GURREY--I do not remember that. COWPER--Pray, did not you go to look for Mr. Gape? J. GURREY--Yes, I went to Hockley's. COWPER--Who did you employ to speak to Mr. Gape? J. GURREY--Mrs. Hockley. COWPER--When you came home to your own house, and after you had been at Hockley's to speak with Mr. Gape, what account did you give of the time of night, and other particulars? J. GURREY--I gave no account of the time. COWPER--Not to Mrs. Davis? J. GURREY--I cannot tell whether I did or no. COWPER--Did not you say, Mr. Gape asked Mrs. Hockley what a-clock it was? J. GURREY--No, I do not remember that; but Mrs. Hockley went in, and told him what time of night it was; it was eleven or twelve of the clock, which I cannot say. JONES--Call Martha Gurrey. (Who was sworn.) Which of these gentlemen do you know? MRS. GURREY--Mr. Marson, Mr. Rogers, and Mr. Stephens. JONES--What time of the night was it when they came to your house? give an account of it, and what you heard them say. MRS. GURREY--It was a little after five, or thereabouts that they came. JONES--Who came? MRS. GURREY--Mr. Stephens, and Mr. Rogers, and there was one Mr. Gilbert, that married a first cousin of mine; he came and asked me for my husband; and I asked him his business, and he said he wanted to speak to him. JONES--Pray come to these men; when did they come to your house?