ATTORNEY-GENERAL--Was the sword bloody that he had in his hand? POMFRET--The blade was bloody; but whether it was all over bloody, I cannot tell; there was besides some blood upon the shell; it was very near all over bloody, as I remember. ATTORNEY-GENERAL--Pray, friend, consider what you swore at the Coroner's Inquest about the blood upon the sword. POMFRET--Indeed I cannot say it was bloody all along the blade; but there was blood upon the shell, and there was blood upon the inside: it was so, to the best of my remembrance. ATTORNEY-GENERAL--What condition was Mr. French's sword in? POMFRET--He had a drawn sword in his hand, but I did not perceive it had any blood upon it; it was a large blade. ATTORNEY-GENERAL--How do you know what sort of sword Mr. French's was, and in what condition it was? POMFRET--He desired me to take notice of it next morning, and I did so; and there was no blood upon it. ATTORNEY-GENERAL--How came you to be desired to take notice of what passed there about the swords? POMFRET--My lord, there was three of them the next day, and one, it was said, was Mr. Coote's, and another of them was my lord of Warwick's, which I do believe was bloody from the point upwards, very near; but I cannot directly say but that was afterwards. ATTORNEY-GENERAL--Who brought in that sword that you say was Mr. Coote's? POMFRET--To the best of my remembrance, capt. Dockwra brought it in; it was almost half an hour after my lord Warwick and capt. French came in to the house, when they came thither. ATTORNEY-GENERAL--They, who do you mean? POMFRET--Captain James and he. ATTORNEY-GENERAL--Were they let in presently? POMFRET--No, my lord of Warwick had desired that they might be private there; but when they knocked at the door, my lord of Warwick desired to know who they were; and when it was understood that they were Mr. James and Mr. Dockwra, they were let in by my lord's order. ATTORNEY-GENERAL--Pray, which of all the four brought in any sword in a scabbard? POMFRET--It was captain Dockwra. ATTORNEY-GENERAL--Pray, did they appear to be all of a party? POMFRET--They were glad to see one another; and they talked a pretty while together; but indeed I cannot say I heard what they talked. ATTORNEY-GENERAL--Pray, do you remember my lord of Warwick's sword, and what there was upon it? POMFRET--It was a steel sword, water-gilt, and as near as I can remember, there was blood upon it for the most part from the point upward. ATTORNEY-GENERAL--And what did appear upon Mr. French's sword? POMFRET--There was water and dirt, but there was no blood at all. ATTORNEY-GENERAL--How long did they stay there?